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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-04-24
4 CARPENTER BADLY Hurt.

Elwarl DunfOrd, a carpenter IlVins
az No. 81 north First street, while al
work yesterday at No. iis north Fifth
street. fell from the second story OF the
building and received quite painful me
iuries The ambulance was summoned
and Or. Parker thu physician IN charge.
r1urd that the unfortunate mans left
arm was broken. finger on the right
hand dislocated. his nose broken. and
several small scratches and cuts. The
mans injuries were dressed by Or. Park
er. and DE- was taken home.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-04-24

t,an lady. whose greatest pleasure lay In
her ability to do good to others. she was
A faithful member Of st. Mary's church.
from which the funeral will take place
tomorrow morning at o'clock.
FUNERAL OF DR. JAMES.
The remains OF the late DIR. Edwin p.
James, who died Mt the Retreat for the
Sick. Monday. were taken yesterday
morning TO his home, IN Goochland coun'
ty. where they were inferred I'm the fam
lily burying-ground.
The first engagement which Dr..
James had after graduation was that OF
resident physician In the Old Church
Home. now the Retreat for the Sick,
and IL is n pathetic coincidence that HIS
last moments IN life were spent In that
institution.
FUNERAL OF MRS. KIE.
The funeral OF Mrs S. l.. Kle. OF Car
tersville, whose death here on Sunday
was reported in the Dispatch, took place
Yesterday morning at IL o'clock from the
Grace-Street Baptist church. There was
n large attendance Of sorrowing friends
those who knew and loved deceased as
Miss Florence Minor. and those who
honor and respect her esteemed faith
er Mr. r. G. Minor. The SER
vices were OF n deeply impressive
character. They were conducted by Rev.
C. T. Scott, OF Ashland. who has been
Mrs. Kies pastor for two years. assisted
by Drs Hatcher and Nelson. Mr.. Scott
and DR.. Hatcher paid beautiful tributes
to the Christian life of deceased. The
music was especially sweet and pathetic.
and in addition to the selections by the
choir. Mr. Watkins sang Some Sweet
Day" The floral tributes were numerous
and OF rare beauty. The interment was
at ShOckoe Cemetery.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-04-24
Iav md Faulty Court.

In the Law and Equity Court yesterday.
the suit OF George i. King against
Schwartz and others. action In assurnp-
sit was heard. and a verdict was rendered
for the plaintiff for Sl3l59
Suit was brought In this Court by
Catherine Bromm against the Mutual
Reserve Fund Life Association or New
York. Damages. %Co
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-04-24

The following special was received by
the Dispatch last night from its Peters
burg correspondent:
1T s. understood that Mcssrs. Butler
& Eosher. Of Richmond. as the low 81
bidders. have been awarded the contract
nv the United States Government for the
1o1oO pounds OF manufactured tobacco
10 be furnished for the navy. II Is said
their bid was 25ii cents There were
many bidders from all over the country
for this contract. and several from this
city"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-04-24
The I.fxh-s,reet Meeting.

DR.. Rroughton preached 70 a large con-
ereration at Leigh-S,reet Baptist church
last night and deep interest was man
tested There were twenty-five cohNe1-
sions Or Broughton VIII conduct spe-
cial service at o'clock this aiter ,i.''l
Tor ladies aud girls This Is IN adoiuoh
to the II A. NJ. and 7:b Il. NJ meetings
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-04-24
Nm lie ContInued with Pay.

DR.. {. r. Robbins. OF this city. who has
been intern at the Boston Marine
Hospital for the past year, VIII bt,
continued In that position for the next
six months. and receive a salary. he
graduated from the Medical College Of
Virginia In 1884.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-04-24

removes wrinkles and all
traces of age. 1t feed
through the pores and bI,'ds
up the fatty membranes and
wasted tissues, nourlshes the
shrivelled and shrunken skin,
tones and invigorates the
nerves and muscles, enriches
the impoverished blood-ves:
sells, and supplies youth and
elasticity to the action of the
skin. It's perfect.
Beware of substitutes and
counterfeits. Yale's Original
Skin Food, price $3.50 and 50.
At all drugstores.
Mxv. NJ YALE. Health and Complexion Sc,
cialist, Yale Temple OF Beauty. JAG sia,i
street. Chicago. 10 o-"ts
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-04-24
speak Here Friday Night.

Mr.. Samuel Gompers, the labor leader
whc was expected 10 address meeting
a, Old Market Hall last night. Will not
reach the city until Thursday. The meet
ing has. therefore. been postponed until
FRIDAY night
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-04-24

Patch against Morrisett. Argued by
Charles L. Page Esq. and submitted.
ClendennR's administrator against
Thompson executor. Argued by Major X.
T. Scott for appellant and I'd. Nickols.
ESQ, for appellee.
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No, I'm Condition TO Work.

A most pitiful sight was witnessed In
front Of the once Of the Society for the
prevention Of Crualty to Animals yAa-
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-03-05
4 Fugitive ;ambIer Rum Down.

Charles Jenkins. eolored. one OF the
men who escaped when Detective
Philbrick and Detective Hart raided
the poker game In the cigar store
at the entrance to the alley running
south from Cherry street. between Sec
ond and Third. was captured on Wash
irgton street yesterday afternoon by
Philbrick. Jenkins real name is Charles
Wilson. and he Is well known 10 the po-
lice through his numerous troubles with
a colored woman named Alma Elkins.
who used TO live in the variety district.
Wilson was arrested when the famous
''Pastime Club was raided. The cases
of Henry Leayitt, Richard Thompson. J.
w. Lamoure and Thomas Smith. charged
with gambling. will be heard by Judge
Rinehart In the municipal court this
afternoon.
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Husr TAKE THE REAI. ESTATE


( Mechanics Liens on u Building Ynya1s-
dated by Contract.
The consolidated cases of the stetson
- Post Mil Company and Edward G..
cowies w. Mary r. Thompson e. al. In
uEsch there arc half a dozen infervenors,
Wers on trtat before Judge Langley yes-
tsriay The cases concern a series OF
pFomissory notes on = principal loan of
90. together With a mortgage on SIX tots
n block 2. OF Lindenau addition. also .
number OF mechanics and material mems
neax fled against the property on account
OF fns ncte and mortgage.
$ The actions are necessarily complicated.
but one point was decided yesterday that
pimplihes them In a degree. The house
vas built By d. s. Evans. who contracted
10 take hts pay In real estate to be decided
to him when the building was completed.
He employed James Krape and John
AikkleHon. contracting to transfer to
taem part of the real estate he was 10
receive on his contract with tho Thomp-
sons When the house was completed,
Evans claims he was not able 20 get a
deed TO the property. and he and his sub
contractors filsd liens against the house.
Estimating their claims at the rate of
u 80 per day.
Yesterday Judge Langley excluded the
liens. holding that Evans, having looked
10 real estate for remuneration, could
not recover money for the reasonable
value OF his services. The liens OF Krape
and Mikkleson. being In reality suborsll-
nate TO the claim OF Evans. OF course.
could not stand.
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Courts and Public Offices.

A marriage license was issued yesterday
Tor v illiam Gall AMI .hyra Rutiey, both
of this city.
William L. Lewiston. rsttse OF En-
? ss=ad, was admitted to citizenship sester-
cay by Judge Langley.
An order confirming sale .n the ease of
l. Bowman vs. Albert NJ. rinckuey
vas signed yesterday by Judge Langley.
ls,igt Hanford yesterday referred the
case Of the Washington MIN Company VS..
.as schnoor Prescott TO A. {. Bowman
% take testimony.
In the case Of Seymour VS.. the
steamer Ellis IL vas decrsed by Judge
aanfoFd Yesterday that liheiaut recover
~, and that tne costs he divided equally.
In ihe case Of Christian Selhy VS.. the
Aet1si Life Insurance Company an or
ser allowing amendment 10 the bill of
fegi
judgments were signea In the superior
court yesterday as golsows: C. NJ. Sheafa.
..ssesver, rs r. r fSectev. SsiSsa. Seattle
nsFaware Company rs. c. II. Baker Ct
al. Se2S D.
1a'se Langley yesterday approved the
hssst report of George A. Virtue, first as
..snee Of Allan 4 staenpfi. except that
sae assgne. Is allowed cnly So for his
ssfFiees and his attorneys So
~ The CASE OF the Uns;es. States vs.. the
sfsiihshaFn Ray Room Company an order
vas male by Judge Hanforsi yesterday
appointing X. NJ. Porter srecial examiner
20 take and report rroofs as 70 the value
" ihe aogs In controversy.
William =. ana Satlte y. Cites acrs sued
- the superior court yesterday by r.
saS'ssasEsf, Jr-, fer si.ssTis alleged 20 he
we CT pgomissory notes. Payment Is Sc
seFea by mortgage or forty .s-ss in SEE
- 10 township - north. rassSs east
.se tsteage Aincnk Coal q Coke Conn
s<hS Is Joined as party defendant.
.srsicies % Incorporation wers nled with
SO county auditor yesterday for the
american Erothorhocd and Benevolent
association. a secret fraternai and insur~
see organization designed 70 unite nAsiye
esen ci;iseas OF the United States and
Asslaca 4ad such foreign bora sltszeas as
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John Kirby. an engineer, aged q. whose
real name Is said TO be Gardner. Is locked
up az police headquarters on the charge
Of robbing Taylor Coburn. ship car
penter. OF SO Coburn was working on
the steamer wiilapa and last Friday
evening went TO the Merchants hotel
with other boon companions and "hiled
up. ON beer. Early Saturday morning he
went 10 bed, and when he awoke several
hours later claims TO have found a man
sitting at his side on the bed. Cohurn
then discovered that his money and
papers were gone. Without more ado he
drove the strange man out of his room
and went downstairs to the bartender 10
see II his money and papers were there.
The bartender gave him bis papers, bat
said that the strange man had not given
him money when he did the papers. The
case was Immediately reported to the po-
lice and Officer Bates. after many trials
and fluctuations. arrested John Kirby.
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NGGLE IS A WINNER.
charges Against Him Pro-
nounced Not Specific.
,,E WILL REPLACE LAKEWOOD.
mechanics' Lion Knocked Ouf- RfIey's
Creditor's Desdiocl<ed on Assignee
suit on Nssy Notes.
,.E WILL REPLACE LAKEWOOD.

/. O.. Niggie walked sriumphantiy out
= Judge Osborn's court q few minutes
Sffe< o'clock yesterday afternoon. q
~1nrser against the. mayor IN the fxht
- reinstatement on the police commits
-. The quo warranto proceedings had
IA successful. and the struggle had
3eer brought TO an abrupt termination
- The court deciding that the charges
erasnst Sixxie had not been made spe-
~ enough, Judge Osborn therefore
NV judgment for refator. BY this de-
zuton the case was not heard on It's naer-
II and Old not reach the jury.
Tss ruling of the court was a COM
zEefe surprise 10 the prosecutors. For
nc days they had fought hard ard, al.
ksugh challenged NJ every turn OF the
sheefsng, had won each contest I'D to
he ssss--istye point their record was clear.
Early Ia the day Judge Osborn decided
- point argued Friday N 20 the pro-
pesefy OF going behind the findings OF
she mayors ef1ice, holding that the esi-
6euee on which the findings were 5ased
1bouid be excluded and only the charges
and findings admitted.
The effect OF the ruling is TO restore
kiGgie TO his place ~ . member OF the
rclice commission.
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work an Income Tax Returns.

The siuse for ding the income tax re-
turns has been extended 20 April Is by
a sreelal act OF congress. ard corpora
lions and individuals are resting easier
In cor sequence. The arrival Of Collector
RlaekmSn Is anxiousiy awaited by Depu~
~ Collector Gleason for the reason that
when the collector reaches here a deputy
viii be appointed The work at present
y TOO much for one man ard IS stacking
m IN the Office at an alarming rate ard
keeps Deputy Gleason busy from morn
sr,w 10 ntght.
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10 ArrRAIsx THE RIGHT OF WAY.
'o lanai Committee Appoints . Sub
committee for Field Work-

lanai Committee Appoints q sub
committee for Field Work.
meeting Of she Lake washington ca
81 communities was heid yesterday after
nooa IA the rooms Of the Chamber Of
Commerce. md COMMITTEES On arr,rai.s-
meat was appointed. Judge Roger 8.
.sseas was Va the cSsair. and there was
= sood ATTENDANCE Of those interested In
..ae government canal On motion OF 3.
LAY . COMMITTEES. consisting OF Roger
=. sreene. William yotgt. Jasper cornx,-
Iohs Daniel Jones and ore member TO b
appointed 81 the county commissioners.
ras appointed These ara TO represent
M W snesAi eommIffse OF the Washington
waterway Subsidy Company and tfss
county.
TIE duty Of the committee Il 10 an
psase the LANDS 10 and alorx the line
.as csnzi Esr the purpose OF aiding
the agent OF the suhssdx fsery,uarw rs.,,sa5
Jones. In procuring deeds and releases
"ashout condemnation proeeedsngs
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y
Dealer 60 sound Fishermen.
The following letter from Gloucester.
MASS. 10 . leading fish arm in this city.
REGARDING the shipment OF hailbut from
TINS port. contains many interesting hints
On curing and preparing halibut for sale:
Gloucester. Mass. Jan. Il, 1886.
We have annexed the sample of haIihuf
ana md II takes the smoke well and IN
general appearance resembles the Iceland
STOCK The color of this lot is not as
bright as the Iceland. which II probably
on account of the hailbut being sailed in
watts or butts IL may be necessary sn
your Climate 70 first salt the haiibut In
butts or watts TO strike IT through with
salt. but In all cases thu hzlihet 30 treat
ed should not be allowed to remain fin
pickle more than one week. when H.
should be kench-saited and remain until
II gets quite dry and haxd-salted. The
napes were left on the sample The
napes are worth very little and are re-
moved by us before smoking. Haiibus
from the Pacific coast for this. market
will pay you better 10 ship withjthe thin
Eepes removed We End the grain of the
fish short. as compared with the Iceland
stock. and the cured product needs more
care In handling. IL tastes well smoked
and can be marketed Ia limited Quanti-
ties. The writer tried some fresh from
recent shipments and found them sweet.
short and dry. In fact entirely different
from Atlantic haiibuf- After being cured
By our process they are good and viii
sell.
we learn that some parties here and
in Seattle have tried TO smoke the Cape
Fiaftery halibut and that the halibut was
poor, strtnEy. and more or less jelly stock
among II. That kind of stock IL toe poor
to handle. The halibut of Vancouver and
Alaska we think will find market IL
properly treated In curing The Iceland
halihut and Grand Banks halibut that we
have handled are kench-saited and when
landed are well pressed and nearly dry.
The fiitches are nearly all large and have
sold In 1883 at sc and lie per pound for
large and small. This last year the catch
was light and averaged 6cfI3c- The small
haiibat bitches weigh from pounds TO
pounds. and, only a few being IN the
trip. we take them, but consider them
nearly worthless. They are not saiabie
20 any extent and II Will not pay you 80
fitch halibut for this market weighing less
than IS to % pounds. IL you could get
large haiihut from rs to Is pounds. the
stock would bring higher prices. This LOT
we have received runs rather small for
the grade. but In other respects Is ali
right. We return YOU &c per pound. less
freight and charges, which Is outside
price for quality.
'.We can use a carload. say ao,oOe ms.
At SC per pound. delivered TO depot here.
II you will ship no small fish and guaran-
tee quality equal 20 last sent. BY pre-
paying or guaranteeing freight the fish
will come through. and IL we'll cured will
hold out In weight fairly well. These last
weighed here 1850 lbs. We would take
the fish here at sc at their weight when
taken from the car
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snagtsea, ssasyit Under Repa,rs.

The government snaghoat Skagtt Is at
sroran's foundry FOR repairs. Her shaft,
whieh IL an old one that has been re-
hatred several times. showed signs Of
breaking. and Capt. jefferson started for
THIS city, hsTt when near Smiths cove "
SNAPPED completely IN two and tire boat
had 10 be towet down TO the foundry
~ the steamer Skagtt Chief. The boat
viii tie up in this city for some time, on
account Of having 20 send 10 San Fran
cisco for q new shaft
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How to Cur q Cough.

During the winter II fs9S, contracted
severe cold which Ieft ne with oough- |
used several kinds Of c0ugh syrups but found
no relief until hossht bottle of Cham
herlain's Cough Remedy, which relieved me
ainaosz Instantly, and IN short tine brought
about a complete cure. r. ii. MARTlS,
Lang Re4ch, w. Va
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.,t,e rsniiarnu mr. Renf.

rse new crsau brick building. S~norSi
80, Mstn. rsew crcerfed by MscSaAssy 4
=, vii he for rent src~n April : orices
N oak. tile aosr. fire g'ENrct vasFs. splendid
elevator, four stories ART basement WIN
- rented ~ bargain Unfoa Trust Cosn-
,an,.- LIS SQulrs-fattnas-.
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The trial OF Fred Mathers. charged
With felony In entering downtown
pasnshop and smuggling the proprietor,
was on trial before Judge Humes yestcr-
Jay The case went 10 the Jsry about
~, and no agreement having been
reached at o'clock, the court ordered
sealed verdict
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DEADLOCK on ASSIGNEE.
Cresitors of Riley bros. Fail To- Elect
appointment Necessary.

The creditors Of Riley Bros have failed
TO elect an assignee. and the matter will
row so before Judge Lsagiey for appoint
nent. Yesterday morning fourteen OF the
sFeditnrs of the insoivents assembled pur-
suant to notice I'm the Office of County
Clerk Gordon, and five of them. represent
ias S.4sS.ss, voted for Robert Wright. the
present assignee. but nine of them, repre-
senting S.ssi6s. voted for w. Meyden-
bauer. Neither of the candidates having
rsceived a majority I'm both number and
value. as required by law. there was no
elsctisn,
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IN the superior court yesterday new
suits were fled as follows.
Manson +. Baekus VS.. Nleharge 4 CO.
fsoInissesy notes. $3.50
Lombard Jr.. VS. William r. Giles ct
~ -fromtsscry notes and mortgage,
n.5fiis
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A MULTITUDE OF NOTES.
Aieharxe a Co., sued On Obligation,
Amounting In o.. loo.

souut}uK tu &o,OOO.
in the superior court yesterday ME-
hagge q Co. were sued by Manson r.
BAekus on forty-fwo assigned promlssory
ssses. aggregating 6.XA the smallest for
Nm and the largest for 322s. Thirty five
4 he notes. payable on demand and bear
nc Z per cent, were executed to the
Warrington, National bank between Octo-
~ and December 4. and seven were
sxfratsh TO the Seattle National bank be-
tween August ! and October ~ The at
t0fssf fees on the notes amount to $50.
u sanction with the suit garnishment
pfecNdlngs were commenced against the
Edsisabie Life and the New York Life
Iasarance Companies and Nieharse a.
Fornst A bond for ti4.s0 was furnished
viii Robert q. Hooker and f. O. Graves
- sareties.
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nureau of CHARITIES Monthly Report

Following is the report of Superintenf-
ent J. n. Giimer. of the Bureau OF As
ISOLATED Charities. for February: Appli-
cations filed. ~; number given work, -;
emergency cases aided. Y. transportation
given, 3: garments given out, lss; shoes
given out. - pairs; families given pro-
visions, 90; fuel. Z, medical aid, 2.
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sssvea Ia the rnson armies caring IN.
eDe!IloH OF hare iived Ia TIE country fer
s sshty-one years capztal stock. xssss ssss.
: = pgfatorx ". r. s..ssf. ". n Morley.
s..ss ~, Thomas ~. Yourx. Homer 81.
s1aH' y n Wrestling and A. n. whstcher.
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Hn.hand and Win prunk.

Allen Hughes. a coiorei porter. was
fined S. In the municipal court this after
noon for intoxication. Mrs. Hughes was
charged with the same offcnse, but as
she did not appear. and her husband said
she would not her cash bond was de-
ciared forfeited. Officer Peer said that
Hughes and his wife were standing On
Yesler avenue Sunday morning a little
after midnight and that Hughes had his
coat OF and was calling out vile names.
Hughes told the judge he did not swear
although he was drunk. Then he OK
planned that some white men passed he
and his wife and called out. f-Ah there.
sweetheart" Mr.. Hughes took this as en-
insult 20 a married couple who were
waiting for the last car
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BY bes,owal OF highest honors at the
Chicago and Midwinter fairs on DIR. Prices
Baking Powder the government experts
and jury of awards confirm 1t Is superior
90 any other.
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Win rn,n,,a.fs

va say that Ripsns Tasulss. the hes,
.ns standard remedy for stomach and
liver troubles, viii cure yoar headache
~ t,.,hcss attack. One taaase gives re-
-
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Don't buy baking powder sold az Is
cents pound or less. III IS sure To con-
faia alam. Or. Prices IS perfectly pure.
safe. quick ant sure.
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HE NEW ART.
TREATMENT OF THE FACE
AND WRINKLE IRONING
~ ELECTRICITY.
Room "a. Hotel stevens.

CHICAGO Ia, Oct :. lSaA
= Ny Dear Madame baave--I and your face
treatment deiightfnf. pleasant and lnvsrorss-
ing. and In connection wsta yoar skin fnois
aud tonies. the irsproseraent 10 my complain
lou 10 wonderful When I began The treat.
Tncnte wAs martyr TO neuralgia. ray facs
being dreAefullr swollsr- TIE swelling has
eatiroly disappeared and have not feis tas
pain or heaytness 10 ray head aimee The second
Treatment. take great pleasure in recon-
rssnasng 10 my friends this delightful metnod
OF restoring snd preserving the com pie xiou
Sincere yours. MRS. r WfIsoN
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garthofornay Ceiehi ate<i Beer.
S.xan a Mcconnell. SO Froni street
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No better proof % the value %. charsc-
ter can be found than the high reputa-
sioa enjoyed by Or. Prices Baking Pow
der. It's good name and good work cover
n period of over forty years
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oscsaensai hetsa. Rates. s. per Gay.