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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-02-24
RIGHTS OF ARMY OFFICERS.
Their Privileges Under the Land Iay
Defined BY Mr. Roxyars

Ineir Privileges Under the Land Laws
Defined by Mr.. Bowers.
Register O'TooIe received notification
yesterday from Assistant Land Commits
sfoner Bowers that the celebrated case of
Capt Thomas H. Bradley versus Francis
III. Watt had been finally closed In favor
of Walt.
March IA. 1884, Thomas H. Bradley. then
captain In the Twenty-firse Unftesi
states infantry. on leave or absence. filed
a presumption declaraaory statement for
l6o acres of land near Port Angeles al
ieging settlement on March 4, 1854. On
june q or the same year he was ordered
10 his command in Wyoming. While on
leave OF absence he had constructed a
small shanty and cleared and ofened
trails. but failed TO reside on the land
since 1854.
Two years after Bradley returned TO
his command Francis NJ Wait flied
homestead entry Oh the same land and
made valuable improvements.
After Bradley had retired from the reg
ular army he returned 10 Port Angeles
and made claim for the land. The CUES
tion at issue between him and Wait was
whether man having made the initial
steps aud then been called away by milf
tary or naval service of the United States
was entitled 10 the protection OF the stat
ute allowing six months after expiration
Of service in which to make final proof
The case went 20 Secretary Hoke Smith.
OF the Interior department. who decided
the matter in the following pointed Ian
guage:
ut was never contemplated that an en-
listed officer, while on leave of absence
from his company, might initiate a pre-
emption claim a0d thereby hold in reser-
Walton the tract claimed until his death
or discharge from the service. The act
contemplated that the initiatory steps had
been taken before a person had been
called into service of the United States"
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Another Lecture by judge seymou,

Judge Seymour. the lecturer. Is an
agreeable speaker. with good delivery ard
fine command OF language. His first
series of historical lectures. recently
given for the benefit of the state univer-
sity, was held In the university chapel,
but 1t was found necessary to have a
larger room to seat his audience. Several
lectures were then given at the First
Presbyterian church. The last lecture on
Lady Jane Grey" was given at the First
Methodist church. and the room was
crowded. Next Friday evening Judge
Seymour Will speak on Philip III. OF
SPAIN" under the auspices OF the L. II.
II. s.. at Ranke's hall. Good music viii
be furnished. and after the lecture a
iady's gold watch will be presented. the
drawing to be under the supervision of
several prominent gentlemen. The watch
is OF exhibition ct Lees pharmacy. The
entertainment viii conclude with a grand
ball. Tickets are on sale at Lees phar-
macy.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-02-24
Cotton Fabrics.

The cotton dress stuffs grow in nm
portance each season. They are
bound to when they grow 20 much
greater In beauty with every succeed
ing year.
Did you ever see more beautiful cot
ton fabrics than these Scotch Cling
hams7 There's dress beauty I'm them
that no woman viii want 10 miss and
&. il dress beauty at very little cost.
We never had a finer stock of Anier-
son Zephyr Ginghauss than this one.
Nor did we ever have such a sat:sfac-
tory stock of Frenels Sateens as We
now show. IL would DO hard TO Inn
agtns hanasomer safeens than these.
See the patterns In thu fancy figured
ones: see the charming effects In the
brocades: feel the finish. note the Iux-
tire IN the plain blacks They are
sa teens you can rely on.
Galatsa Stripes. the English goods.
came In first last season and they
came to stay. They all too important
q place In the cotton fabric list TO ever
be dropped The Gaiatea Stripes we
have this season are far ahead OF
last years production. They are worth
seeing early.
Hosts OF new white goods are here.
New Lawns. Nainss,oks. checked and
striped. etc. Also q very pretty Ice
OF imported PiqGess-
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-02-24
Absence of Mind Was to n,a,,o,

William Hardin, a prominent young
man from Kent, was arrested yesterday
afternoon while in the acr OF walking out
or Jacob Burkman's store on Pike street
with q pair OF cheap trousers under his
coat. From all the information that can
BIT gathered relative TO Hardin and she
case IN question, his action yesterday was
more the result Of Observation-Disclosures than
criminal intent. Hardin says he went
into the store 10 make a purchase, but for
the life OF him can't tell why he picked
up the trousers. Judge Orange Jacobs
has known the young man for many years
and says he has always borne the best
reputation. With the consent OF Deputy
Prosecuting Attorney Morris. Hardin was
released on his personal reoognizance.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-02-24

want SRI: that the two fad rcue <o
oA cock and secured a parr OF the
kooos ara merchandise Mrs. Abrzhasr,.
mao expected would be shspred 90 Homo
Iu4us mat the ban OF isiafnw ma t,~en
1osEed and vas only = devfce r~ea nv
-. 5. - ia1<ralsoa to get posseesson of the
-. HnAa, Mrs. Ahrahams sayx.
consigned january u to Kate
nerseIf a. San Francisco.
. nen MRS Abgahzsns eosd her home
az oeocsScwn, she says she did not re-
Eve All ne purchase price. but that
'nere was $50 remasninx unpaid from
one r. r. Kendall Abrahanss. ste
says. mas notified Kendall that Re
cSasns some interest On the Yrsrrsyfv
oy reason of Abrahazns not having er-
ecaeed quilt claim deed 20 the r~nv-
Gfy Kendall now refuses To nav she
80 cue unless AbrzAarnu e,,al, exee,rse
q anK claim deed, and Abranarus. sss
WIFE says. refuses TO do 10 unless he "a
PAD US. She also erurnerusex o.ha-
transactions by which. es,e sayx. he has
aesesnptesd TO defraud h.r.
Aas material statements Of Mrs. Abra-
Mans afudavtt "a reference 20 her ieay-
ing me cssy and the part taken by the
11aasson woman are backed m by an
Sxnaant OF Frehericka EbbinSYyouse.
MIS-. Abrafsams secured an order f,nrn
sause Husnes restraining Abrahanas
aoh eoisecung any money due him or
me Community and from tsspos.ng Of
nv OF ms property. She also asks for
~ q month for three months tempo
e. annony. $50 for the repair OF her
wardrobe. 800 to procure the attend
anee OF witnesses 500 for counse. fees
aad Tor an injunction restraining him
from interfering with her or her child.
me case on these latter points viii
come up FOR hearing next wednesday.
ine divorce proceedings were brought
gy AcranaFns about the middle OF
SANITARY. at the time his wife was saal.
sng away over rAe seas II, HIaurasi
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Courts and Pubic omces.


Ife ca1e OF the American Historical
Pabl1shinx Company W Richard o.
born has been Get on JUDGE Humes
calendar for March g.
Marriage licenses have ben Issued for
JOHN Dunlap ard Annie e Mckenzie.
Freterirk George Shrewsbury and Rosa
Hsaena Carter. Wesley Herbert and Mary
Rogers. ali Of Seattle.
Judge Osborn yesterday Issued . wri.
OF restitution TO tho State Insurance
Company for eighty acres IN section q,
=. ). roT occupied By J. II. Patterson
and wife.
L. L. Drew In the superior court yes
ffrstay sued the FRS. national bank OF
PoTe Angeles to recover money alleged
60 Be due On three certificates OF de-
post. each for $50.
Albert Nickeis. the insane man from
Port Eakeiey. wac yesterday ordered
committed to Steilacoom- He has no IN
telitgent idea OF time or place. and
wa4soeEs about In a meaningless way
He - IS years old ard q sea-saring man
BY occupation. The malady was caused
by alcoholism
The appralseme0t Of the estate OF
Hannah ]. Hail. deceased, shows Q
valuation Of sz.so5. OF Which all but Si5
Is real property.
Default was signed yesterday In tina
action for divorce of Hattie Dittimore
VS.. Loren Dfatimone. the miiltsaunan who
was well known In this city a year and
a haiti ago.
The only change In the treasurership
contest yesterday was the filing OF the
oath OF Office OF John Riplinger, the APP
pointee Of the county commissioners.
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His Bad Memory stole the Hat.

Ralph Newman. the printer who was
knocked down and badly used up by Ed
sgor Frank Stevens. CT the desunct Mail.
got into trouble yesterday over an Old hat
valued a. S. The comrlasnc fled IN the
municipal court by Axi Arsall. a farmer.
SAYS that Newman deliberately stole the
hat. but Newman says IL was csse OF
eo-setfuiaess. He told BaiAn Bell that
no was drinking IN Ways saloon, on
South Third ssreet. and TOOK Arva4fs hat
IN fun. After wesrfng~A while, the In
c;e;s,sYt raised out OF his nsszSd and he went
CA; into the street with the borrowed
hat, osaly 80 be arrested for petit. larceny
lie vas released on $40 bonds TO appear
next Tuesday afternoon az o'clock.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-02-24
No COST BILL NECESSARY.
County Clerk Required by lStatute TO
Tax Certain Costs.

Judge Osborn yesterday made rui-
ing which will have the effect OF cstah-
fishing new rule of practice In the
clerks office. in the matter OF taxing
costs in favor or successful lNsgants.
Heretofore the taxing OF costs has been
made contingent upon the fling Of a cost
bill but on application OF Sapp & Lyons
Judge Osborn yesterday made an order
th@t the clerk tax UP the statutory at
torney Zee. clerks and sheriff's fees.
amounting to ST.. In favor OF
Runspt & Mayer, In their suit against
Barto & Smith. which was recently de-
cisied In faver of the former by the su-
preme court. The successful parties had
not flied q cost bin. end Judge Osborn
based his rIlTng on section SO Of the
code and court rule ~ -. which he
held required the taxing OF those costs
whether a COST bill was fled or net.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-02-24
CHRONIC DISEASES A SPECIALITY


DR.. Z. G. Johnson makes speciality of
all Nervous, Chronic and Special Dis
eases. including Dyspepsia. Rheumatism.
all Diseases of the Liver. Kidneys, Skin
and Blood. Genito-Urtnary and Rectal
Diseases and all Ailments arising from
a Weakened Nervous system. As an
adjunct to the most improved methods OF
medication IN such cases DIR. johnson has
the .Hoffnan Van Houten Electro-Ther-
apeutio Cabinet" which enables him 20
riye relief in cases that could not be re-
iieved by other means.
AS an accessory In treating Consump-
ton and other Lung Diseases. he Is
suulpped with the Improved Pneumatic
Cabinet" This mechanical device ex-
hands the lungs. increases the breathing
capacsty, thoroughly aeratas the blood,
Improves nutrition. and by its use rem
edies can be applied to every portion OF
the lungs IL stops the cough. aliays
fever. relieves pain and lessons the fire.
uuency OF the pulse and resp.rations. 1t
Is "strsctly scientific apparatus" and
assures TO the patient greater benefits
than can otherwise he obtained.
ONCE Scheuerrlan block, Cherry street,
near Front. Seattle. Wash.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-02-24
Interesting Carpet
Offerings.

We can interest every carpet buyor
In more ways than one. There's Q Va
riety here that cannot be matched
elsewhere In the city. and there arc
prices which mean money saving. Hera
Is an offer that you should Investigates:
In this age OF cultivated tastes and
style. tones change as we'll m pat
terms. hence we frequently re-
ceive notice that certain pat
terms have been dropped from
the loom" II means that these
patterns will not be made IN the fs-
aure except upon special order. We
have now Ia stock about thirty beau
tifn patterns OF Tapestry and Body
BRUSSELS Carpets which have been
dropped from the loom" On these
goods we will quote you prices which
mean that II you need new caTpstD
you cannot help buying.
IT,
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-02-24
For Selling Unssampei Playing Cards

Angus Duncan. a North Seattle station
cry and fruit dealer. was yesterday held
to answer BY UnlteG States Commissioner
Emery for selling unxtamped playing
carts The arrest was made on the cent
pIairt OF Deputy Collector OF Internal
Revenue J. p. Gleason. under The new
revenus law. Under +he law Duncan IS
held by pleasant fiction to be manu-
gacturer % playing carts. and the crime
Is sxpoSiug for sale and delivery three
naoks % playing cards before the tax had
been fully paid by afslxsnS proper stamps,
"a provoked by saw, The penalsy is a
.ns az SO, ana Duncan was held ~ $40
bonds
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-02-24
New SUIT. rtleti

The following new suits were begun
N the superior court yesterday:
u. w. Young Va. Lewis b. McArdle ct
ux.-Hasttutson OF premises and SIS
damages.
Samuei Brown VS.. King County-Re-
bate Of liquor license. $500.
IL. y. Ted1nan VS.. Graham 4 Pat
ten.
T. l.. Drew VS.. First National Bank
OF Fort Angeies-certincates Or deposit.
$50.
State Insurance Company VS.. J. NJ.
Patterson ct ux.-Restituticn OF premises
and $50 damages.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-02-24

peerless ana csrpetA There win ~
many q corner you can hyightcn up IN
your home with dainty draplngs from
this stock. and you will do It at such q
trifiing COST you will be astonished.
Besides many new Anes OF Lace Cur
tains. Swiss Muslins In piece goodD
(borderea or plainl, We are showtrG
new catchy pattern SsikalineA beautir
full figured Cretonnes. etc. Madras
Muslins. too. ara here. They will b.
used more than ever before In drap-
tngs for dining rooms. sitting roomA
etc. Tho weave effects In these new
ones are far finer than You have yet
been shown. See the latest lad -
draplngs-the Fish Nets
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-02-24
The New Dress
Fabrics.

A most interesting lot of advanced
styles Is already shown Fabrics
which will please your eyes and vet
are most reasonable in cost. See
these French Pattern Suits-our
direct importation. Handsome be-
yond description and yet incompara-
bly, low in price. Excellent dress
fabrics cost you less this season
than ever before. The values are
truly surprising.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-02-24

Mss. W. r RATES OF
Dsfxxvs2. TysEts2 Co.
sso, writes.
a frw years ago I
scnk Doctor picrccs
Favu-sse P-cscsSrtssn.
~Ezsch las tccn q gvcns
hcucSs 10 me I szz IA
exceiscst health Cow.
I tsope tat every no.
ran, who 10 trCuhlcd
With .wo-nens isls.'
xsIi t-y s5e p-rscrfp
sssr sna be benefited
asa have been- =
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-02-24

At the San Francisco races Saturday
the winners were: SIX ftirlongs. Sue Alb
fr1'st. leo; five ftrrinngs. selling. SMgc,
l:oi 81: Pacific stakes. tvlo-ysar-oa1s. fosir
ftfraonges Kowalski. 81 "a: ten furiungs.
handicap. Mary s.. els IL; twelve FUR
9ongs. hurdle. selling. Reiamago. s:S2; six
f,irhongS Al ages Eerrier I IL a
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A Great Truth.

Mrs. FlnasSan---LCk out av the w.nte-.
rsnrss. an see Fat o'cali2han. WHIST Ter
would she !ossas av AAna be vea-iG' a
fosre new sesiove-nipe?
Dennis 6phsiosopsssscaliy>-Sssr wz1at Az
ss HosSA hats dca't care VITO wears
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-02-24

pain. headache. backaehe, and nervous dis
turbances, or the general health nos good,
the ivdictous use Of medicine should be
ernpioved. DR.. Pierce's Favorite Prescrip-
ton is the best restorative tonic and rcrv-
inc at this time. The best bodily condition
results from its use. It's a remedy spe-
cia!iy indicated for those delicate weak
ncsses and arrangements that afsict wo-
mcnkird at one period or another. youi
End that the woman WHO has fzitnfuliy
used tie Prescription - is the picture Of
health, she iooks sell and she feels ao<I.
In catarrhal Inflammation, in chronic dis
placements common 20 women. where there
are symptoms of backache, dizziness OF
fa:ntiag. bearing down sensations, disor.
dercd stomach, rsoodiness, fatigue, etc,
the fror.Ne is surely Gispelle6 and the
sufferer brought back TO health and good
spirits.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-02-24
Figured Silks.

The first OF the new figured Japa-
nese Silks will be shown tomorrow. and
with them comes a large lot OF plain
ones. There's a pleasant surprise for
you IN these silks. both In beauty and
IN pricea
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-02-24

"It's a good thing" they say. push
It along but such sterling values as
these wool suitings at 25c a yard do not
need pushing along. Every shrewd
buyer knows their true worth In an
instant.
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s,,.. For Return or License Money

srhe fact chat Wellington has tsen held
~ he without the limits CT King county
has he'd TO . suSs against taa county
Ths action was eEoughs yesterday by
Samuel Brown. a saloon keeper. who on
yusy - secured sice.sse 20 soil liquor fer
one year, paying therefor $50. By Eas"
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-02-24
CASES SET FOR TRIAL.

Judge Osborn yesterday set cases for
trial as follows:
c. N. Lundorr vs. r. N. Hashaaa ct
aa.-sMarcfl 8.
George F. Aust VS.. John caxnehl ct
al.-March Is.
Harriet b. Dunsbury VS.. ]. Dignaa.-
March IS.
Jordan & Smith vs.. w. r. Johnson
April ..
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45c.

And Storm Sorges- You have paid
much more for goods not nearly so
worthy. This particular lot is 10
inches wide. all wool. and selling
rapidly at the extremely low price OF
40 yard.
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Bids. soc;e.


buds, young wo-
men just entering
the doors of soci-
ETY. or w o II q n
hood. require the
wiscst care. To
be beautiful and
charming they
must have perfect
health, with all II
implies "a clear
skin. rosy checks,
bright eyes and
good spirits. AT
this period the
young woman 10
especially sensi-
tive, and many
nervous troubles,
which continue
through life, have
their origin al this
tine III there be
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-02-24

tnl mistake welnneznn Was thought 70
Be IN the counky. bur December Il =zs
d1srnvered 70 b tkyuzd the limits
Brown now usnss the $40 rssurred Z,
him.
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SOC.

For instance. here is a line OF ALI
Wool Serges, full IS inches wide and
in most pleasing colors. at 5oc a yard.
Usually they are sold at ssc
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Not Guilty.
CHICAGO Tribune.

PrSoklyn Magfss-ase-''Tsss evidence
shows <sonciussveiy. madam. that you
shrex a stone &C skrset-car.'' wgs Of
szrts4r-.No. Il tsoeSn't. your sSsrc-. L
onty Shows that I bit the ssreet-car."
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-02-24

All fixtures OF the Abrahams grocery
store Will be sold at the old stand on
Monday afternoon at 3 O'Clock. inciud-
ing ice chest. wine chest, teams. wagons.
etc. Wesley Compton. receiver.
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So.

See what q bargain this L. Eight
yard suits of neat. stylish wool dress
goods for g. Double the price would
not be considered extravagant for
them
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TIE nosa94 report yeste<siay from TssrnwSh
fsysEss. Vas Essa. . rarSAws~w w.txs was
blowing tsp TIA straits wS<a peasant
WEATHER inside
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quickly. Over 1000 private endorsements.
Prematureness means impotency IN the hrss
stage. Il Il o symptom Of seminal weakness
and baSrenness. IL can be stopped In % days
By the use OF Hudyan.
The new discovery was made by the Special
lists Of the old famous HUDSON oedIcai Institute.
IL h the strongest vifaiixer made. IL - very
powerful Dut harmless Sold for el.00 pack.
age or6 packages for $500 tplain sealed hoxes1.
Written guarantee given for cure. Ifyou buy
nx boxes and are not entirely cured, six moro
will be sent TO you free ofaii charges
Send for circulars and testimouials address
uuDSON MEDICAL IEsTITHTF
Junction Stockton. Market and Ellis
streets, San Francisco, Cal.
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Our Great Clothing
Offer.

lfs like has not been had IN sh1D cftp
In years. II 10 an unusaai ofzae. TAe
goods are the brightest now styles. ehs
qualities are superb and TIE targx1n
part OF 7e undoubted
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-02-24
Avoid the Grip.

Y;'s after YOU ard the means Of esssr-
.ar x s pursuit must not he negiected- ISe
,ha arerrsv. IN order 10 DO this you should
cssnssrs your physician In w7lsofn you have
.s.r<sserqsp The next IMPORTANT step IS 20
rave yssu- preacrS pT1orS tiled ny r.tsa nle
1-,aSsrsxt Tnis sa clssEn 20 be. n2E1ng
s1~ay~ r.,aae this q special feature OF our
business
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Work of All Kinds

g.esred many tines when all oths,
plans have failed. through . ANAL
Il &~anf" I'd. In the Poss-Insslsiernc
y Rates 1 csnt per <e<A- Ne ID. 10
ssstsd, hsssvsE. fos less taaa -
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MME. Nj. YALE'S
Excelsior Hair Tonic

steps hair falling in - hours. Only remedy
known on earth TO restofe gray hair 10 is nasus al
color without dye Absolutely pure. Price 81.
Sold in seattle by ali trst-elass druggists: st
Wholesale by stewart & Holmes Drug Company
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S12 and SIS the
Prices.

800 Mems new Suits in sacks and crS~
Always AT sis and SIS. Suits that ord4-
narssy sell AZ from sis 60 IS. This -
the best Clothing bargain re have
had for years past Oar byyer closes
out the entire line OF Ncw FORK
manufacturer NJ q price meaning
stsoat esc on the dollar OF their acssm9
WORN. Don't wait tong IL you need .
new x1lt- These sAaaos help selling
fast
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Fine New Draper
les.

Befors you start she spring house
cleaning. spead an hour or 80 looking
over shs new things No have IN Ora
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1895-10-25
What we have to say
About the.
South and North
American LIoyd's Fire Insurance,

American LT0yd's Fire insurance,
New York.
Established in 1875 Twenty
years Of far dealing. Not a suit
pending against them for unadjust-
ed losses. Rated A l by r. CT.
Dun & CO. Service upon State
Agent Of Florida binds under
writers. Reserve for protection Of
policy holders. Wealth of the
Underwriters, 50 100000 Has com
piled with state laws and author
lied to transact business. ST, 900,
90 insurance in force IN Florida.
Why continue to pay eXorbitant
high rates when you can get them
for less?
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1895-10-25
Yours truly,
WINE c.

P. S-Direct telephone commu-
nication with ambulance corps,
life-saving station, and coroner's
office.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1895-10-25

Take your dinner tomorrow at
Misses Ric lards & H7llett's. You
will get a good meal for 25 c.