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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-12-29
RECORD or


The annual report OF Prosecuting Attor-
ney Miller OF cases that reached the ssi-
perlor court is now completed and will
soon be forwarded TO the attorney gen-
eral. The report deals with is7 cases six
of which were for murder. ten for rob-
berry and twenty-onc for burglary. The
posecutlng attorney WAS successful with
murder trials, conyieting three persons in
the first degree. one In the second and
one OF mansaughtsr. Thirteen burglars
were convicted ard four robbers out Of
ten tried. Following Is a synopsis of the
report:
Simple assault. s-Two dismissed and
one not guilty.
Assault and battery. s--One guilty. one
dismissed. one defendants bond forfeited
Assault with a deadly weapon. 1.-TWO
not guilty. one guilty OF simple assault.
one guilty. one dismissed, one on trial
docket.
and sentenced to one year. one not guilty.
Assault with intent to commit murder,
lon trial docket.
Biackmail. 1r-Diseharged.
Buying and receiving stolen property. !:
Information aemurred to. sustained. ap-
pealed, reversed by supreme court, de-
fendant fed: one guilty. new trial. dis
missed.
Burglary. 2f--Ten found guilty, three
pleaded guilty, five not guilty. two dis
missed and one on docket,
Cruelty to animals. mot guilty.
Distributing obscene pictures. lon
docket.
False sretenses. 5-Two guilty. enc jury
disagreed. new trial. not guilty: one dis
missed, one not guilty.
Forgery, 2-one guilty. one dismissed.
Having burglars tools in possession. l.
Dismissed and afterwards convicted Of
burglary.
Incest. 1-Guilty. ten years in jail
Illegal voting. S-Five gritty and one en-
docket.
Larceny lone guilty. one not guilty.
ono dismissed one on trial docket.
Petit larceny, sTwo guilty, two not
guilty, one dismissed. one skipped before
trial
Grand larceny. Five guilty. sentences
from seven years TO six months: five not
guilty and two dismissed.
Libel. 4-Three on trial docket and one
dismissed
Maintaining n nuisance. l--DEsnssed.
Malicious mischief. Zone guilty, one
on trial docket.
Manslaughter ION trial docket.
Perjury, i--Guiity and sent to peniten-
fiary for one year.
Murder, e-one guilty Of manslaugb;er,
twenty years: one guilty IN second de-
gree, seventeen years: three guilty OF
. murder in the first degree and death sem
tence passed, one murder In first degree
on trial docket.
Rape (atsenpteil. Guilty and sent TO
penitentlary for ten years
Robbery. Ja-F'oHr guilty and sent 10
penitensiary. sentences from ten years 10
one. In one case Defendant was dismissed
on new trial. One rot guilty. one dis
missed orc stricken. serving ten years on
another charge: two on docket.
Seduction. I--compremisea by marriage.
Selling liquor without license. 2iSey-
en- guilty. eleven dismissed. eleven TO be
dismissed. not sold In King county; one
not guilty.
Hunting deer with dogs, i-tiailty and
sent TO county jail for ten days.
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oa,y oae Sian Held IN jail.

Daniel cooper. q. ". Carlton. IS. swim
sic Joseph Tulip and 1eisn Mcses'n. who
were arrested few nights ago or sas-
pseit,n Of having been implicated in
the burglary Of tbs Northern Pacific car
that contained salte. hams for LoaeA.
Augustine Il 20, were released from 5ail
vest rxjay John Jortsaa IS the only one
Of the iot placed under arrest that Is
still ia jail The detectives have been
following tire case closely and as a re-
suit several well kRown water frsxst
characters aave crossed the line 70 Brit
iga Columbia. Detectives rhIltricls am,.
Ceshefs, while hurting fer the remainder
cf the stelea isarns, ffusd y sa-rosina
kes 81 marie sugar that wss stolen fTorn
fse IAN Maple Syrup ceaapany. ard a
few pounds Of sides.
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SAYS M cor no roLrcr.
Arethsr Man sred fer Lifs Insurar
Makes Vigorous D.fonsr.

AEssner MAN Sued fer Lifs Inauranes
Ask~s yigorous Defense.
another case where man c.aines IA
nave Deem called upon 70 pay for life
insurance he did not get came up In the
superior court yesterday. when Hugh u.
Foy Hied his answer TO an action brought
py hufus 6. Corey TO enforce payment of
. proinissory note for $2ss9 The note
was eAeeufe5 TO l.. 10. Sayres. general
aSent OF the New York Life Insurance
company. was dated July - 1894. and
vas made In fuTtheranec of S .fsa poiicy.
cayfes afIerwarc transferred the note
70 Corey for an alleged valuable con-
sideration, who could not collect the
amount due. although 1t is claimed that
All the conditions OF the contract have
been performed By the agent.
Feyss side OF the story is as follows.
On July n, at the solicitation OF J. s.
Mccormack. acting as agent of the COM
pafy. he made application for the policy
upon the conditions that II the appliea-
ton should be accepted and a policy
issued accordingly, ne should have the
right TO accept or reject ii. as he might
elect, whenever he should be Informed
that the policy had bee issued. AS a
part Of the agreement he signed the
note. Mccormack, In his capacity as
agent, agreeing TO retain Ii In his posses
sion until F'oy should make his election
IN references TO tho policy. In due time
Foy notified the agent that he rescindesi
the contract. and that no policy has
ever been delivered or rendered to him.
These facts. he says. We're all known
TO Corey, ard therefore Foy asks for
Judgment against him fer costs.
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A marriage iicense was issued yesssr-
.gav fe~ Thomas p, Hadssn ard Gertrude
A Rsatey beth az Sestsse-
The erugt stand at iii Front street
t.esanStnS 10 Iac0h aleien, was Yesterday
s.essYse.s hy T. T. Cshn. who Aosds q seess
cnasfci Mortgage.
The sasersnassec agalust Frank Aegaes'
.,ea~SlnS him Wits roohsgsg William cara
~ xgg December Is. sas filed IN Sae al
peror caast yesterday.
A. {. Van Dorea. Who rea~s law vita
gyers MeEIwain s. Byess. OF shss CITY
vas Recently azsnsstsea 70 practise by TIE
rrlsexs states district court az lafeaas
ALASKA
THE case os jerome CasaET vs., TIE
Farmers Insurance eereraSss. Thomas -
ua.xsin. receiver. Yesterday pesafseasa
ses ssaysexs.sr eoaxt fer az order 1sy@st~
ssx James IL. prsee, secretary q state,
"a deliver frcnissesy notes ~ tAe fAs@
yaIar Of SIS, -. held Is Prize as s's-
saxanee commissioner. IN trass fsS cs*@s~
ttors. Tire ness~ arss rrcss IN sae posse =
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CONVINCING EVIDENCE.

Mr.. William Mccutcheon of Roy.
Pierce county. Wash. writes DR.. Darria
shat he was cured Ave years ago by his
electrical and medical treatment while
in Portland. Of heart trouble. conssipa-
ton. dyspepsia, enlargement OF the ny-
er dizziness and nervous debility. and
has gained % pounds. and that the curs
is permanent to this day.
DIR. Darrin can be consulted free at
Hotel Chilberg. Tacoma. Wash. Pa
tients can be cured with home treatment
after ore visit at the doctors Office. All
durable acute, chronic and private dis
eases a specially. Circulars and Ques-
tiou blanks sent free
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Fraak afstAers. sse yaang man wao
tried 20 rob she London lean ofYsee, waived
a preliminary examination ia 1astice
c&lsfesIi's essstFt yesterday Gstsrnrzsa and
was ccnanssste1 10 ssls ln asfsu., 81 s7s8
boris. Clerk Kennedy. Of the pelsee de-
Yartuasnf. VIII write 80 Masierts father
81 Kansas Gig telling him % tic troasie
50 wnlSsa isis scr has got mixed up. NJ
siz0ssgia there IS gse Saahe as 10 Masaer'
intentions wien - entered tse ssaye. II
wfst BE- aSgseGlt - ccayEes hisa sf as-
s&ast vita intsut IS rsSs- iIe aaa ssss11ae-
sesI 70 sAa ssese AMI assaulted ,Ieweier
HuNers without having made airy sseuaas.a
faY money.
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HAS LOST ALI MS FACULTIES.
Man In Hts Prime Cannot See, Hear,
speak or Walk

case OF absolute physical heiplessness
Was brought 10 light m the probate cours
yesterday through an application by +.
korn for the appointment OF q guardian
6r Jacob Bsrsch, a resident OF this city
about 10 years of age. Since 1855 Bsrseh
has been totally blind, and about October
] OF this year he was deprived OF the
power of speech. locomotion and hearing.
Last January he vas divorced from his
wife and awarded the custody or MS two
children. boy IL years cid and girl of
D Being unable to see. hear, speak or
move about. 1t is impossible for him to at
tend TO his affairs. He owns half lot
on Sixth street. between Terrace ard
Alder, now yielding rental of SO per
inoath. There is also other valuable real
property. the exact nature OF which Is
unknown. The case was set for jan
uary Z.
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Sale Of Abraham. stock stopped.

The stock 81 the Ahrahams Grocery
company was again in court yesterday
on an application by Wesley Compton
for an order restraining the sheriff from
selling the goods today al ruhiie auction.
Sehwabacher Bros. & Co, pfsier al exc
catinn IN whose favor theS sale was 20
be held. claimed lien prior 10 all ether
creditors. and resisted pos,penensent of
The sale en- the ground that they were
eatitlei TO have their claim satisfied be-
fore any expenses for the recsiye-ship
were Sustained. Judge Langley granted
the application atsd ordered the sheriff
TO turn the goods over 20 the receiver.
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sion of the National Bark Of Commerce.
AMI are assets 81 the insurance company.
Tbs bearing On the petition Il Sc. for
to1ay.
Judgrneats rere signed in tie superior
court Yesterday - fellows. Thomas *
Noble w. Melinda a. ShaiTer ee Al.
S7a7-zs. 8, l. Bowman Vs. A. II. Pfnck-
10. $50.
The city. through Cooperation Counsel
Scott. has commenced an action against
r. s. Malcolm TO secure condemnation
OF property accessory for the smproTe-
msnt OF Garfieid stree.
john Il. Emerson. q Eabcrsr who imag-
ines himself possessed OF wealth, was
adiu3ged insane yesserssay He is a vssI-
over 81 years old ard came 10 rafs state
from Dregea. The attack fIrss appeared
farce nsonshs ago. aus its cause Is I'm
knuan
In the matter Of the estate ef Charles
r. Gowdsn. deceased. the bond Of Esther
II. Coxdsn. administrative. in the sum
OF si.5a was yesterday approved. j. n.
WaIitngford j. G.. Hubbard and John
O. EohsHson ware appointed appraisers
he bond CT A. H. Stewars, aSmsfis-
traitor of the estate or Frederic j. Grant,
deceased. was yesterday approved by
Judge Lansiey- Tie bond Is fer So. eea
with Jacob Firth and J. d. Lossrsan as
sureties.
Aarsaret Donovan. Administrative OF
the estate Of William Donovan. deceased,
yesterday pesItionei for the appointment
OF guardian ad litom Of the minor heirs,
In order that lands belonging to the es-
tate may be sold 10 satisfy q note AMI
mortgage for 500. held by John Blake.
Thomas E. Hasen. OF San Francisco
has been appointed commissioner 10 take
the testimony Of y. A. consstoek for
use In the suit CO the latter against
w T. Epier ct al, peEsiing before the
superior court
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sn AFRAID OF roaxcLosr.E.
Fsaaation Of naggar's Charges o
Fraud Against Dempsey.

zoe sttogaess fer Thomas II. neaan-
Nhe has been accused BY Eesward
ssssas Ct gvsai ia real estate trans
sssseas are preparing Mr.. TssnTsssy's AL
10 terminating allegations pee~
ss@ea ! few days aga. The defense viii
Sss the following SIS facts:
= ssazeh. tNfi. Istigs&r enteseSs into the
- s.ssfaef witA Dempsey fer the pssvehass
ne AoaSs ara ios Icxasea in Essss q
s-ssAt = addition. against whtea Dempsey
hessss mortgage Ter &,sa> The
- 80 @Ss properly sEsAsse cut ars3 aclSmaws-
ssssa- IN TIRE agessn.7e cf two witnesses
kaswn in tnss city, but tee ssok&vx
= ast attach bis seal 10 the deed un:ts
Ssas vas closed. swe or three days
|~ssS Yesterday. Il is understood. she
|ssassaeIs seesses4 afssssaxsss Of asi fhe
<'sseS 10 5ae sxass&eslsass. showing. :
& ssAsase>i. sses enly tsss Sc deed MAS
saftssiy acknowledged. bat that sAe W.T.
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work Of the Charissss kureau.

Up 10 date six applications have been
received AT the bureau Of Associated
Charities by aged poor az The city 10 be
fis with glasses by Holconah, the optieian.
who. as Christmas SIR 20 the poor,
offered 70 1t them with glasses. Sunern-
sendsssl Glsnasr also received through the
post-Inteiilgeneer the $40 casa suhscrtp-
ton for the Christmas tree. given ny the
IS. f. O. E. lodge. and desires to thank
the lodge for the generous gift.
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nYTAKE THEOTHER
Diggs Regains the Free
dom She Desired.
,1rsEy ANSWERS puocAR.


's<s<r lapse OF nearly two years since
,,r.;rx the action. Mary r. Digs
1911 obtained divorce from Louis
-. 4, whom she was married at
sszs,s>, Adams county. Miss. May 2.
- rhs complaint charged cruelty and
!..ss.x,.xfiv narrated that on September
sel1 Dfxgs assaulted her, striking
..ssh his fiss and knocking her down.
~ sha arose to her feet he u said
ri n.xe knocked her down again. and
SIZE tried 10 rise again II was only
u IS str,ick the third time. The only
!=;szserfv belonging to them consists Of
s.ShoId effects, which Digs IL said
3~vp taken charge of and withheld
aS||'Is.'. Mr.. including wearing apparel
100 In bis answer set up a cross
.siaist charging his spouse with IT.
Ssa.aritses that would cause almost
sSss, As,yband 10 be anxious to escape
=. Inc calling bonds of ulatrimony
MY. ssgs, be declared. she said 10
|5ss shef she had been unduly intimate
4 n, flnses with Frank Williams and
s1xSf she loved the man" but at the
- tinae she begged her husbands
! sssiua and requested him not to gay
1Ttting abont It. One day the follow
- octo1ber In their residence at Frank
/ ~ sorae letters fell from over the
e1r,n1eI upcn the floor. and Digss hav-
- ekhed them up, refused to give
-. b bis wife. although she demand
/ q -. Upon his refusal. he says. she
! .ettselncd him with a pistol and knife.
81 IS fhe assault was assisted by VIII
na1n RIO also struck him. That same
Is. 3 d charged. Mrs. Diggs left her
hare d Franklin and since that time
81 Geen living IN open and notorious
1fntfery with Williams at Newcastle.
pi1zs thinks for these reasons that he
shouA be awarded a divorce and the
eusssdy OF the child bertha.
Irdxe Hunes granted the divorce.
awarding she child. now years old.
d ne mother. and taxed the costs of
IL proceeding to the husband The
y6ftiss are all eolored..
IS husband. who, she says. is given
d xtrong drink and association with
sxrfety women. caused Mrs. Rehecka
- NAEEtES w aFFIy W Sn1AE AkgIiSS
Yesterday for divorce from Aloiizo
NAeeler. They were married In this
esy February s, 1890. and within a
monte thereafter Wheeler is said to
have commenced to abuse his wife and
III home, remaining away for several
days No less than five times during
The four years Of the marriage he left
her, each time declaring his intention
% remain away permanently, and In
S5ssn1bcr. 1894. Ii Is said, cursed and
abused her and threatened her with
IDLY violence. Since then. Mrs. Wheel
er says. he has taken up with low wo-
nasa In dance halls and saloons, and has
Greatly disgraced and Inundated her.
During the period of married life he
foHtfibuted nothing to her support.
11et are 10 children and no property.
JUICE Hunes signed a default
Nestle Bowers also secured a divorce
from w L. Bowers. the ground being
failure 10 provide. They were married
Msrch 10. 1855. In Gage county. Neh.
There are no children,
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THE DENNY LINE nEonaANrzxp.
Warrington Savings Rank to Joiu-Terms
Of the Contract,

lie Terms under which Ii is proposed to
se-ofsaHise the Rainier Power & Rail-
say company were brought out ysstsr-
uas % q petition OF Receiver g.. NJ.
sssse1e, 81 the Washington Savings hank,
~ ssiigs langley for permission. which
Nas granted. 10 surrender nineteen bonds
o. tas Rainier Power & Railway company
AND receive in exchange ten bonds of
susa htW company as may hereafter ar-
s1hi1e, also TO pay so OH each Of the
huiatsen bonds to cover expenses met
dsnt 10 the proposed reorganization.
s0i- sasafes petition shows that, while
ne bank Was engaged in active business
sosnsa TO Charles II. Baker $3.50 and
1sek ~ collateral two notes. each signed
" the Rainier Power q Railway COM
3 psss, ore for $3.50 and the other for
ss.Fs aHd also az Hike security nineteen
saass OF the company. each of a par
value Of si.sa Baker VAS unable 10 meet
tae eaiigstaofs. AMI in due course jsnig-
Hsasa were obtained on the notes and
we nineteen bonds sold under execution
e " W. peaFhora for SIPS. The Rainier
asser 4 Railway company is now In the
sss4ss u receiver. and a suit Is pend
as IN the United States circuit court
as s'ie foreclosure of II mortgage secttr-
sas bonds. and fer a sale Of the
sssasFsN Before the company can be
e1ssssaHy operated. Receiver Sheafe
SIS reorganization will lie necessary,
- ne reorganization will be made by
go and other parties holding claims
sss'ass II The only ciaIssi nrscr 70 these
sad 10 be TIE receivers certificates.
ssasaisg raertsage for 50. eeo against the
@ss'esa NTH a part ~ the properly OF
u scmpany.
NE reorganization Is esfessesi it
~ &c Oh the following hzaxls; Fer each
w esssss 'soN owgse,i BY the sSsndfes,ders
zee Rainier Power Il Railway COM
ssas they viii receive ens bond Of the
- value % l,asa. ana VIII be compelled
- ssfanes 81 on each crtsi nal bond now
80 ~ 'aesn Ia clear of existing 6chts
Wan the receivers certificates.
'sss taes taess II appeasesi 10 ,se best
aaRsfss q the Washington savings bank
I - Is Eessiser uake an advance OF 80
sufd, as otherwise It's security weus1
saiisvis wiped ear.
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TIE clerk might be boss IL he had
the head for 1t. The brains are there.
bus they don't seem to work. The trouble
usually begins in the stomach. Indlges-
ton keeps men POOR. because they don't
know they have Ii. hist imagine something
else. Ripans TahaIes insure sound d.
gestinn and clear head They regulate
the entire system Ask the druggist for
q box.
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New s.,ta FILED.

The following new suits were faied In
the superior court yesterday:
Martin V. Stewart W. /. H. fags--Frofra-
ssxory note. s4a5a
Reheeka j. wheeler IS. Alonzc Wheeler
-4flleorce-
Nary E. niggs VS.. Louis piegs-DlvoTce.
T. I. Cosn vs.. Iaeab Alpsea ct Tx
rrcfnisSaTy note AID naertgage. sse
II. IT. krieEe vs.. 7. ~ caifeuH-~Ar aeaa
fyass uissice court. rens. s2k.ss.
q. a {. Roller Mile vs. I. weifenheTg--
proaaisscsy note. $saS5e
II F.. gsn VS.. iean c, Mccormick e NJ
--pyonasssery note ard mortgage. Sia
gstw ss. T. 5, Naleaisa et ox.7~tser-
deznnat.oes az real estate for street par-
poses.
Ixsnes Nattsoa vs.. Andrew johnson
Cony<rslea 81 personal properly. $i5Ss
In
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THe board IF Yssssss works wsH rtakess.
s7ayeass <astsa sass nsernlng 81 tAe matter
81 she removal - street lights referred 20
Es ghe letter c. Superintendent Clark. ~
tha g&.aieT Poser & Railway cnnsrazy.
prsatea 80 sae Posi- Isstsslsgezsce~ yesse~-
ssxy. j. w Tan Ezosxsin. of szse eaagsa *
raafse wura5s. sad yesterday thas che ~
seassea Of gAe nASa-a was 80 e1s ons gre
sasns sagxs COST - renAav8ng sneAniseSce1t
.lxass srx<g ese Tagaag so aaesbew ard thea
rsaGg@ a SesuT.aTssaa w9sa tie bzsl sab
Matted BY Mr.. Clark
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Ii Is
Now!


~ jail yesterday afternoon by Judge CIas-
gov fer fve months fer stealing a scas
from e. H. Freyass cioshsns store on
Washington street. near Commercial
street After Ryan stole the coat he Sold
IL 10 Jacob Friedman. another Washing
ten street merchant. People who saw
Ryan steal the coat gave Officers Powers
and Grant a description OF hsrn and they
soon located him On Commercial street.
Ryan ran. but the Officers oyerhauIssi him.
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As firm as the eternal hilis-tks WELL
earned fame Of Dr. Prices Baking Pow
der.
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TOOTH BRUSHES WARRANTED

TOOTH BRUSHES WARRANTED
to keep the teeth clean and TO wear well
are what we're Offering now at prices from
10 cents to IS cents. Neglected teeth soon
decay, and decayed moiars never allow
Won to forget their existence. Keep your
teeth by keeping them clean with one OF
our brushes. Better to wear them out bY
use than that your teeth should wear ont
by neglect. These brushes are tho bess
now produced. and don't go to pieces in a
few DAYS like the worthless articles with
which the market Is aooted.
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Since its great victory at the Worlds
fair the sales Of DR.. Price shaking Pow
der have increased tenfoid.
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When Baby was ssck. We gave her casscria
When she was Child. .sac cried Cor Castoria.
whea she became Mis-, she chung to Csssoris.
When she had childrea. shs gave them Castoria.
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A r.,.y Thief severely puni.h.d.

James Ryan. a tough-looking fellow who
has been hanging around the variety dis
triet fer some time. was sent to the eoun-
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!, AAsssEseaf pradssSts are invading Japan
s fftee's Baking Powder las gained 8
tsasseia shsre.
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sosa sssuwsAsgs sse ~s=rsS- p,see, sxs. ro~rxx
TsxzG .sD Sxxss- s5sss-s Soc Prasss.s Easaa=
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Nsassxso eaai -. $50 ana sssa per
sa. T.. Y Casue & Ca Telephone 20.
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Fer bal s-ssSsxsesase csys rsptsr sssr rcd yosash
lads zS1 snae<ess assss. 9sy. szs... sad fsfasnx
ka4s zzS saz5gse aasy Assssssasss L xssserfgs.
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Leaier's hotel and the Plat block, the
finest in Waterbury. Conn, were burned
Friday, loss SIC 90.
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y-sg,,e, cant sa,e IN New York. bat
SO, ean On wyoming. Everywhere they
49,. gar Yr. Prices Baking Powder.
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Luxuriant Hair

With a clean, wholesome scalp, free
from irritating and scaIy eruptions,
is produced by CuTnuRA SOAP,
The most effective skin purifying
and Identifying soap in the world.
as well as pursst ard sweetest for
toilet, hath, and nursery. 1t clears
the scalp and hair Of crusts, scales,
and daniTufT, destroys microscopic
insects which feed on the hair,
soothes irTitgsd ard ticking sur
faces, Stimulates The hair foIlicies,
and supplies the roots with energy
ard rourisffnent. For the pre-
vsaticn OF facial hIeslisIses, for
giving t,villian-y and freshness to
tire complexion. IS well as for
cleansing the scalp and ir.vigorating
the hair, it IS without 4 peer.