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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-01-24

whascom. JAM 3. -Special-Business
men are making a strong effort 10 have
the Northwest Diagonal road extended
to Holiingsworth on the south fork OF
the Nocksack. and to have the South
Fork road improved between Hcliings-
worth and Wickershaui. SO as 10 make it
possible for Whatcoin merchants TO se-
cure some of the trade OF the South Ferk
valley, which nearly all goes to Seattle
now, as freight rates from Seattle. not
wIthstandlng the long distance. are con-
siderably lower than they are from here.
The commissioners have ordered a sur
vey and estimates OF cost.
4 council OF the National Union. with
about seventy-fiye members. has been
instituted here
woodin's lumber mill at Fairnaven,
which has been shut down for several
weeks. has resumed operations.
A meeting OF business men was held
last evening at the city hall to consider
q propositions for establishment or fruit
and vegetable cannery here.
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Movements OF vysr.,.sp. IN Thl. co,.,

Vallejo, Cal, Jan. as-sTfae United States
steamships hanger and Alert are ready
10 go 10 sea on Thursday. Stores have
been placed on board. and shouid ns,tb-
Ing prevent they viii leave on that day
TO carry ont the orders OF Admiral
BeaTtslee. issued previous 10 she sail
ing OF the flagship Philadelphia for Hon
olaiu- The ships will so out TO engage
IN feet rsaneuyers and exercises with
the great g1fns. They may cruise dovrT,
the coast az far as San Diego, but WIN
keep widths easy hailing distance. The
gxnooat Bennington viii be ready for
sea on Moresay next she il now hay
Ing the tubes in her boilers repaired, and
viii PROBABLY then 80 TO sea 20 soan in
the drsll practice. The cruiser Olympia
ia exported 70 arrive at the yard on
Saturday, and viii SO into commission
February 5
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-01-24
THE MuscULAR CHRISTIANS
They Run. Jump. Vault and Play Bas-
ket Fall With Vim.

A large crowd. a good half - which
was composed Of ladies'. filed the gallery
OF the Y. NJ C. A. gymnasium Tuesday
nsghs 20 see the competitive athletic con-
tests and haske; ban ga,ne between the
Plymouth crngvsga ttcrrzsssss and the Pres
hytersanS It was m enthusiasts ard az-
pre4ative crowd and the contestants
seemed 10 feel this, for they put much life
Info their work.
T'hss first event was tire running high
tusnp. The entries were G. r Down J..
3. Boyaan, F. Atkins a-ssx r.. Leather.
The esthezsc athlete, Asi<rSs won easily.
thss others failing at FIVE feet enc sness-
Iris was sozsowas by the high shoot
fran The horizontal tar which In ali
rzrsnsf exercise takes tsge place OF pcse
vauzsing TIE entries were ScSone, Shee-
han. Dow. rsoTFan. Atkins, Leather TIE
contest lasted some tire ard was watched
w1th keen interest Leather woz with a
t,esrsifssi shoot over eight feet one inch
Next came = rhrts-;Ensp sxxssest. Dow.
B0ysan, L~aeher. Atkins and Saeehan en-
tered Atkins purchased his cyponexes
wsurzns- at fsferssy-esext feet three inches
Thar cane tire potato race. which
S.,-yar4s. Down the house. The e-1rses
were 50 Tsa4<& F-ESE INV GszE Esyz an !.
.s-rse. Is s-5 sss,urxzs Then Hannsssors heat
Sheehaa IN - secorwis. Both races were
ve~y close.
The fseor was then cleared for two ~
seess-nssnuse hasvsS ar sxzset bah The
game was net cEe- Every player was
.sgn IT. Cd tire slsre. TIE ssczsyregasiarsna-
szss corszrez-zsel arSxsrsf tie faal more
saxeceasfsss3y than al raa prxxhyTserBzngs.
bar IN. game was tsy 10 means ssse-ss'szsf
There was g'roz interference by both
teams. The FIRST goaa was tnrvwn by
Havrsey Of the Csrssregaz sasszzsssss tfse ssss-
ord szas for the saxsse zsze hy J. v. A.
Szrsts. T'heu Atkins uzskar q foui ard
uaassxxzrzsf fssrew Ire <har1 ESzs for ais
ssss@ A fca1I BY Haw3ey gave Hes-n- n
esxnee a. the ssasxrs's asugse Essaw. wszssSa
ne toosr ysreesssy. ~~srlnS re first gsal for
fsse Fsarss PTessysgessans. White faazsssi
ard gave Haznnserz3 assassssr cssanre. Sssx
re fAsI@z - take II. RE sc4izzl sisressgay
ard Hector shrew res seaz0Tsd geas LewEs
ssssssvs ard this slTnx. H@esnr missed Az
ksas fSrasei ard HaxnnHond nzsSsess aga4n.
Tnas exxSe1 tive first fszsE-
The seeUras ssnsf wsss paayszs wiSsa as
sxzrun gsngsr as TIRE ArE. Hzsxa sSsa~z
fessiss5 = sasxnter OF vssssex BY pAssszyzg NJ i
&C. nzrsEs q by tuasskns sSe bazs agzxfssss
q. Dc1y. Haxnnsorsd threw ono g1sx ard
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RATE WAR TO san rKAscIsco.
Paeific Coast steam srs Begin N Attack
ON the farall0n.

PacIfic Coast Steam srs Begin N Attack
ON the 4arallon.
The Pasific Coast Steamship Company
yesterday chopped rates on its steamers
running between this city and San Fran
cisco, reducing the fare for cabin pas
sengers from so 10 SIS and the Storage
from so to S.. commencing on February
5. This Is done in opposition To the
steamer Faraiion, which sails from
Echwabachers wharf. j. II. johnson, the
conapany's agent IN this city. sad yes
serday that the fight was 10 q finish.
and II need be his company could afford
TO carry passengers for nothing for a
time. He stated that when his company
started in ON fight OF this kind money
was no object.
The rival Alaska steamers. City OF To-
peaka and Chilkat both left yesterday
morning. The Topeka had 81 saloon and
b steerase passengers and the Chilcat
% saloon and IL steerage. This Is
very large number for this season OF
the year. and shows that many took
advantage OF the big cut afr. johnson
said:
1T Is probable that on the next Alaska
steamer, rates will be considerably less
than those on the Topeka As is usual
In rate wars. no round trip tickets will
be Sold. AT present the rate from Juneau
Is the same as from Seattle. but the
traffic is tnuch lighter"
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Obtained +. s.ean py Misrepresentation.

Tacoma, Jan . -Specfai.--In the suit
81 George n. Thomas vs., w. 2. Sunberg
ct al 10 collect s. Oco on note. IL was
ALLEGED In an answer fled today that
Peter westlin. OF Seattle. in isSs. by utix-
representation, induced Sunberg ard 9TH
ers TO sign the note. 1t IS alleged west
lin claimed he had ssoneo On deposit In
a Seattle bark. and gave check IN pay
meat for The $500 rose. There was no
money on deposit in The Seattle bank
therefore The check was worthless and
It is further alleged that Thomas knew
all this when he began his suit 10 re-
cover. II Is also charged that Thomas
secured the note without having to pay
anything for IL.
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Tacoma. Jan. 23--Special.--C. r. Tyr
reli. stepfather OF Dora Convey. who. he
says. was arrested nj Seattle q few days
ego under the name OF Dora Stout. says
he has been srying ever since he saw the
notice OF her arrest in the Post-Interi-
gencer to learn the particulars and have
her returned here. The girl is a daugh-
ter OF hls wife by a previous marriage.
He says they moved here from Seattle
about a year ago. and that the girl was
taken ont Of the Steiiacoson asylum on
probation about Christmas, snd seemed
quite well. one day she asked TO walk
down 10 the puxtof'aoe here. and thar was
the last seen Of her by tire Tyrrelis. who
reside at l3os IL Tacoma avenue.
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Tn. L.s. seen Of III. 1vanho..
San Francisco Chronicle. Jan. 10

San Francisco Chronicle, Jan. -.
A private letter was received here yes
tertiay from Captain Birkholm Of the
barkentine Robert Sudden. greatly to the
relief OF the owners OF that vessel. The
Sudden crossed out from Puget Sound In
company With the Inflated Ivanhoe. and
nothing was heard or her until yesterday.
Captain Birkholm says that he was in
company with the Ivanhoe off Fiattery
on September q and Is. On the latter
date a heavy southeast gale sprang up.
which increased In violence until IL was
blowing a hurricane. The STORM was ac-
companied by rain and hail. and the
weather was so thick that nothing could
be seen further than a few hundred feet
away. For four hours the gale continued,
and when the weather cleared there was
nothing To be seen OF the Ivanhoe. 1t Is
supposed that It was in this blow that
she went to the bottom with all hands on
board
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PosT1n1EIIGENcER THURSDAY JANUARY Il ls,s

these salts N foreclosure are hruzsght
upon various Iznes ard ssse pree@nx recesv-
e<s are appointed under the bzlfs c< conn
rkaans tks. old sssss brought By the stessk-
koizers begin 70 grow ieSs bszraeEsaxae.
ard nnaiIy the Tscesvers ursEer tire new
seasrs CEASE 60 kave any interest in the cd
cases and they are renewed frnn cnlrt.
- % speak
Under foreclosure suits the earnings are
kept separate. TIE c0szv Directs what
Use - 20 h< usaae OF cerezss fsrrss a-s4
gradually the end approaches when the
property il 20 be offered for SAFE. So the
grind or the court reduces the many cosx.-
psications until the final run i made.
when the property is In a position 70 be
taken for It's actual yziue in reorgaEzza-
ton. Il - pretty generally understood
that All the Foreclosure proceedings
brus1ghs on the various properties form
ersy constituting Efe Union Pacsfic sys-
tenn VIII be pushed rapfdsy 90 final aa5usai-
cation. Ia ORDER that the reorgara rafacn
coznxnsftee nay have something - work
upon In rsorgauizing what was once rha
greatest railroad properly IN The country.
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Sacramento. Jan. Cat noon 4rsiav the
two houses OF the Legislature met In ,o.r,t
convsl.son The minutes of the senate
aaid assembly were read. showing that in
eacn mouse George c. Perkins had received
q majority or votes Tor United States
senator. Perkins was then declared, by
Speaker Lynch for the house and Presz-
dent Flint for the senate, 10 be the cisosra
CT tae legislature for senator. The clerks
were notified to inform the governor OF
the election, and a COMMITTEES OF five was
appointed 20 notify Perkins OF his election
and invite him to appear before the legis-
lasure in joint convention.
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No Fears for the Ella Johnsop.

Persistent reports have been current
about town TO the effect that the schooner
Ella Johnson, which left this city some
tame ago for San Francisco with a small
cargo OF powder. had been blown ND or
lost. Careful Inquiry shows that no fears
are entertained for the safety OF the
schooner. and there Is no reason to believe
that she has been lost she left CsaaEfn
bay six days ago for San Francisco ard
10 news. favorable or unfavorabie, has
been received from iser, but IL is believed
that she VII reach port safely.
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\ lslx ,tln.ng rlaas Cor Ala,k..

Port Townsend, Jan. sg-Seecs4f --Ne-
gotlassons are under way for ms con-
sfructfon OF big mining piaat IN the
Silver Bow baSsn. AiasSa< The rasnt IL
TO be 50 large as the TreaimiIa msre.
Large stamps VAL be erected al he beach
and a tunnel nearly q nsEle iE hnSEh is
20 penetrate ehs rneuntain where fhA ore
Is to be found. A miatns capitalist named
Lane, who made - fortune "a the coear IL
Afesse country some years Ags. Is back
fax the enterprise.
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.comre,i..en n orirn.al rr.irh,.,

Vancouver. b. c., Jan 2s-The steamer
Val!a Walla took away from here on her
last trip 1.2l0 tons OF freight. the largest
cargo the Pacific Coast Steamship COM
pany's steamer has ever taken from fere.
The bulk of 1t was Oriental freight. and
the reason for the large cargo Is the
fact that the agreement between the Pa
eific Mail and Canadian Pacific com
panies Is u. an end. and the latter VIII
henceforth invade the formers territory.
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SPORTING NOTES.

Al the San Francisco races Wednesday
the winners were: Fave fssriongs. maid
ems Red VIII, lis 81; six fsufongs, sell
ing. ouarte<s;aff. Ia IL: seven furaongs,
handicap CURT. l:as Ia: milo and hair.
hurdle. ST Reel. s:ss; ave and half fur
longs. selling, Goriius. II.
At the New Orleans races wednesday
the winners were: Five and q half fur
longs Collins. lilo 81; eight furlongs, Ex-
ceassor. Ia -; SIX furfongs. Hafgsor
III. hansscap. six f.Eiongs. Maquoa. les;
severn fursoslxs. Bryan, II
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Mig Fur.. for L.v. r,..o. Match.

The coming live pigeon match between
Ed Barlow. CT Tacoma. now residing at
Port Orchard. and Dick Stevens. Of this
city. TO take place in Tacoma February
II. Is the sepEc OF conversation among
sportsmen. The match will be for 500
a side and this city VII send purse OF
a.ose TO back Stevens. The raesnans have
equal confidence in Barlow ard viii
undoubtedly cover the money. i, h ex-
pecaed that the 1850 VIII be placed IN a
lump bet.
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Port Townsend Jan. 3s-SEer@al--
Additional news conserving the Ere az
Port Townsend ssss sunday las been
received ard shows that the officers and
rssea WIRE subjected 50 >cnsk3a~ahse
danxvr from exploasng cartridges Shells
were w&sxstag sr every 6f-ecxlssn, sew
eral passing tas-saga ssss rcss1@necs 81 sse
effcerS The command Is az present term
rorarsly CHARTERED in the ssAeol hcuse
ara scUzal ball.
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The Fair will Couscss.

San Francisco. Jan. 2sS-.Attcrneys for
the children OF the late James G. Fair APP
piled this morning for an order requiring
the executors 10 produce ali che wills ssr
the dead millionaire. Judge Slack slenaea
the application on acuunt OF lack Of
5urisLctaon at the present stage. The
arsatter viii be taken to the suprsmo
cosirf-
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Hard xirn.. for .hs In an Pee nc.

Omaha, Jan. zs.-The Union Pacific
management by Mondays reduction cut
expenses ssa.Doe monthly. and the OK
ecasiye cificers are now on the road TO
make further reductions. This condition
OF affairs on the Union Pacific is made
absolutely necessary, according 10 the
officials. by the complete collapse OF bush
ness.
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SENATOR DoLPH nor xLrcrEn.


Salem, Or. Jan. es.-Senator ]. NJ
1cifh iaiied or election in the joint ses-
SON OF the legislature today. although he
received " Votes in the senate yesterday
ana y IN the house. making total OF IS
votes, majority OF 5. He received the
unanimous vote OF the Republican caucus
a week ago, but = members who went
into the caucus have refused to abide by
the caucus vote.
One ballot was taken in joint session 10
day, and resulted as follows: Dolph a.
Moore II. Hare 10. Benaest s. Hermann 4.
Lord ), Williams /. absent /. Doiph
lacked only one vote of election today.
there being one member absent, making
Is necessary TO choice.
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Tire commands OF the United States
slap Sisahzcan rsceive1 n taspateh frorn
shs ravy DEPARTMENT yest~~ssav. sas4nx
that tairty tons az coal wall fss ga escsa.se
fer each tess. Instead OF forty.flve. Own
era e coal sntnss wiz take norice. and
save fifteen tors.
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To MAKE IN. Pre..d.n, Ip.,,.,hl..

Washington City. Jan. 2s.-The house
committee on election. OF president and
vice president today agreed TO report a
joint resolution ausenxEng thes constitu-
tor so as to provide that the president
shall be eligible to serve but one terr-i
There was one dissenting voice.
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senator cuiiom,. Elec,,op R.,,a.,

Springfield. H.. Jan. es-SheIby III.
culiom was today formally declared re-
elected United States senator in joint
assembly.
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T.Ie ehas.. .lenr'snn.msr .se.ar, H...h

South Bend. Jan -Speclal-Soreh
Cove aHd occsfa parties propose
10 consiTact and operate telephone nrA
from ocosta via Westport ana North
Cove 70 PokeIana for the convenience az
the many summer rescrters WHO fire.
aaent the beach ara the above named
resorts
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Rarr ~ ILL.,.

Blaine. Jan -Special--sboat II
c'escck last night lamp exploded IN TIE
clothing h1sse % Hackmaa Bros. The
dana v~ by IRE and water was as0as
3 zoe. fully assured.
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srnator haker.. Kl.erion R.,,a.a

Topeka Kan. Jan. 3s.-ISsscies1 Baker
was formally elected unIked States SEN
afor at today's session. In his speech
Baker declared himself in favor OF both
gold and silver as money maintained at
q paraty.
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senator sewers EIec,,on R.ssn.a.

Trenton, y. T., Jam 2s.-At tie meeting
of the legislature today the election OF
Gen. Sewell as United States senator was
ratified.
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Uashourn. The vote was as follows:
Nelson IS. Washburn 3, comsteck 1s.
Mccieary 3. Donneily 10. John Lind /.
Mitchell
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Senator narris' EIec.,oa Rasif,ed.

Nashville. Jan. 2s-The esectaou OF
Isham G. Harris as United States senator
was ratified today In Joins session
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4ce Arg~f5ssFse congress hsas proclaimed
70 ssscssssx xsr Szerz F>xgxa rrsuss.-rs.~s =
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KNUTE NELSON WINS.
Defeating Senator Washburn
by . Large Majority.
DolpH FALLS GOWN IN GRECO n.
xwsasy-feur Rspuhiscans Boas the Can.
ess-An tbs states bat Four Have
Wow Kleeted rAslr Senators.

81 Paul. Jan. s-The legislature In
ssine session today elected Cor. Knute
Neison United States senator 10 success
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Hosuian. Jan. Especial
shipments by water from Cray's harhor
during December were as Fellows:
From Hoouian1 re 90
From Aberdeen. 10 fsys
from tesrEopeiis-..--.....- III. 100
Iotal............ ..-....,...........s.ss S 90
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CHILL Is DEAD.
:. Nan Who Won Fame
rising Gladstone
OF HIS OWN VICES.
s. r1eedsr h the Heuss sndl
s,rlar Thss Salisbury
rn1.a ~ Morphine.

1.n. r. Lord Randolph
- d.sd .. & O'Clock this Cues
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Par that brown taste in sae usoaka take
ssssssar's Aagse Headache Waters
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for infants and Children.

Holy two In quick ssacoessiov- The FIRST
P<esbySeTzafas had luck against them arb
time WAS called with O scyre OF = 10
against shxxn.
The teams ansss UP as fossows.
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Tor Cssson Hsase rr.e~e.
forr Townsend. Jan zz.-spsrn1 i've
TINE Tor making applications 10 *aE. |.
cass1 services examination Tor r.c~st srr.
an sae customs service closed a. 4ofrsuca
yesterday afternoon. FIfty-ene persons
Hssd appissaruns. thirty for day inspect
ofs. seventeen for clerks. three for r,srs,t
inspectors and one /or inspectrexx. IT,
examinations win begin AZ a. M Yan,,-
AIRY - At tsse custom house. The follow
ING applscanfz viii receive carts frcu,
fns local heard emitting them 10 admi.-
sion 10 the room OF assassination. Her.
- list OF persons VINO aspirs 70 serve
fne government. their address ara ross.
ton sought after:
Clerk
APPRECIATE. Henry c., Seattle.
Browneli, Clarence L. Seattle.
Beach, Henry c.. Tacoma
Bash, Francis Lee. Port roensend
Crockett. Oliver W.. Seattle.
Gilbert. Jennie E.. Seattle.
Goodman. George D., Tacoma. :
Godfrey, Albert n, Port Townsenn
Knowlton. Ben s.. Seattle.
Lee. John r.. Tacoma.
Lyle. Harry C.. Tacoma
Livermore. Earnest IL, Hzdiock.
Aadktux. Thomas E.. Tacoma.
Meyer. w. Frank. FaErfmven.
Page. William s.. Seattle.
Reed. Philip n. Tacoma
White, Davsi H.. Tacoma.
Day Inspector
Auberf, ciaudius p. Port Townsend
Aldrzch. Clark. Port Townsend
Batwen. Edward A.. Port Townsend
Brown. David E.. Port Townsend.
Bash, Cullen Bryant. Port Townsend
Carney, John j.. Einsa.
Chichester, Walter c., Tacoma
Finnegan. Louis s.. Tacoma.
Hopkins Lee. Tacoma
Higgins. George B.. Colby.
Higgins. Claude c.. Colby.
Hubbart, hudson c.. SeattiA
James. George p. Seattle
keIso. John A., Columbia City.
Lauback. John ~. Port Townsend
Lee. Dewitt p, Tacoma
Learned. William f., Port Townsend
Lesr. Harry, Port Townsend.
Mason, George B.. Bucoda-
Malorey. Thomas Port Angelica
Morris. JOAN r. H.. I&ttona-
Mattingly. Francis l., Tacoma
ogiivie. Alex c.. Tacoma
Pink. Charles H.. Port Townsend
Parr. John T.. WhatcomA
Prince. Geryase c.. Olympia.
Snyder. Nicholas s., Port Townsend.
Tous.ey. Thomas H.. Tacoma
Van Bokkeien. John A.. Port Townsend
Wright. Harry A.. Port Townsend.
Night Inspector
Hepler. Alexander H.. Columbia City.
Likins. William E., Whatcom.
Pentecost, Fred H.. Tacoma
Inspectress--
Ryan, Mrs. Clara r., Hadlock.
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III E N

why wasts.ssae ana raor.y vfth doctors when
Will skSD FREE the prescription for new
ana posisirs remedy for . rrozipt ard lssslrg
cure sar Lost MANHOOD Ass nroFxSGft ! ana
na< Q ooetev bat . Lawyer. aad ootasasi this
woC3syfut arnnls " htss IN Paris, Francs, froFn
tie aoxs celsafAss1 sE~esALast IN diseases Of fhs
Ssa.to-nrsaaxy organs tbs word essf ka&w. IL
made . psw suau Of s1s nad IL w5ss DO fas same
fer y@s- Fer rSnesszx v3rseccAse sad sIzrS1zsf-
KING sNAfx. wasK oEss&zk Ers HFskcT II rarLg
NkEgKLseA saea = go1aerfsk easngs Wall be
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JEExre. Pref. Ls2qy: Sssarr refesee:
Phillips. clerk.
There viii be games every Tuesday urs-
I'll tgae series - finished ard excepting
next Tuesday. wtach is a recepuaan right.
there viii be aihietic csrses,s. arcAAisng
putting the shot
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- - for Japan On Iris serrn.v
.narchsll was pitiable object ara $500.
1101s % drop dead His hanasarr.
~ va. vie cared Tar him fenaergy. Re-
-. =, return 70 EnxsAnd she uss Ter
- according 70 rumar. churc,.Iu
- - ms wife very badly indeed. AL
s1s1 1917 cause. She was faithful and e.
- = az times During his rsosIssc.1
- she made personal visits "a
-. $500 asking them to Support her
80 -. She has two chssdrsn both
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4E8+ [s@>
] son Of a needy
hanger-on at the court OK
Charles IL John had .
SITTER. Arabella by name,
an anattractiye girl, who
vas maid OF honor TO the
Duchess OF York The
witty kirg used to say Of
dis brother James's ugly
misfresses that his father
confessor must have se-
Iected them by way Of
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