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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-10-25
HOUSES AND STORES ron RENT.


FOR RENT. 200 BARNARD STREET,
near Bolton. Apply next door.
FOR RENT. n HENRY STREET; POS
session Immediately. Apply 1914 Henry
street.
FOR RENT. NO. rs SOUTH BROAD
street and l09 and 1921 Barnard street;
all first-class condition; reasonable rental
to immediate tenant Apply j. G. Postell.
173 South Broad street.
FOR RENT, FROM OCTOBER 1ST,
dwelling southwest corner Berrten ana
Tattnall streets. Apply I. A. Ybanez, III
Bull street.
TWO DESIRABLE DWELLINGS TO
rent; possession given Oct l. Apply A.
p. Solomon, corner Bay and Jefferson
streets.
FOR RENT. ONE OF THOSE BRICK
stores on Liberty street, next to corner
Montgomery. Apply Seventy Montgom-
cry.
STORES, THREE FINE ALL METAL
glass front, fire proof stores; car lines
pass doors; all the Central, +. G. and p,
and sam railroad passengers pass; spIen,
did stand for furniture, dry goods, pro-
duce, groceries, retail grain and hay, and
fine auction rooms. South Broad and
West Broad street. j. +. Guilmartin &
Co.
BOARDING HOUSE, "a ROOMS, WA
ter and baths on two floors; four stories
known as Marshall residence; all Central
railroad and Florida Central and PENN
sular and Sam railroad passengers pass.
From Oct. l. J. F. Guilmartn & Co.
FOR RENT. HOUSE IA TAYLOR
street, near Bull, renovated and painted;
hot and cold water; large yard with
stable; moderate rent. John Lynch, gro
GER.
FOR LEASE, TO DESIRABLE TEN
ant, my residence, corner Liberty and
Abercorn streets; one of the most comfor-
table houses in the city; in first class
condition and all modern improvements;
centrally located; facingsouth3 large yard;
terms reasonable. Nicholas Lang, 10
Barnard.
FOR RENT, NO. 50 AND 50 HALL
street, to good tenants, at reduced rates;
rooms, first class condition. Apply to
w. f. Guerard, $50 New Houston street.
FOR RENT, DESIRABLE NEW RESI-
dence, AZ CASTOR street: all modern i'm
provements; possession given at once.
Apply to f. c. Way, 1852 Bryan street.
TO RENT, RESIDENCE CORNER
Gordon and Whitaker; possession at once,
If desired; repairs made satisfactory to
tenant. Thomasson & Black, 1l6 Bryan
street.
FOR RENT, IS whitaker STREET;
suitable for residence or store and resi-
dence. Apply NJ S. Baker, or 81 Whitaker
street.
TWO ELEGANT HOUSES, BEST LO-
cation all modern Improvement. at
cheap rent. Solomon Cohen
FOR RENT, THE FOUR-sTORY
brick house, 1853 Liberty street; southern
frontage; thoroughly renovated: possess
sion Immediately. Apply Albert WHY, 10
Bryan street.
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FOR RENT, FROM OCTOBER lsT,
dwelling southwest corner Berrien and
Tattnall streets. Apply I. A. Ybanez, III
Bull street
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

See Seventh Page.
ARRIVED THIS MORNING.
Steamship Nacoochee, Smith, New York
&C. 6. Anderson, Agent.
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lsb brOughtOn street. plate glass win
dows elevators, etc Apply l55 Brough-
ton street
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BOARDING HOUSE. "a ROOMS, WA
ter and baths on two floors; four stories
high, South Broad and West Broad,
known as Marshall residence; all Central
railroad and Florida Central and PENN
sular and Sam railroad passengers pass.
From Oct. l. j. F. Guilmartn & Co.
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WOOD, $50 CORDS DRY PINE WOOD.
* OF mile from Dale Dixon's mill, Idbers
~ street, at Sl.50 per cord. J. +. Guilmar-
tin & Co.'S stables.
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HOUSE 1851 NEW HOUSTON
street. newly built and modern improve
ments; possession at once. Apply Appel
& Schaul
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BOARDING.
EDUCATIONAL.

~-~-~~-~~-~-~---~-~-~~>--
THE SAVANNAH ACADEMY, OPEN
from Oct !. Apply for catalogues and
information at IS Bull street, Madison
square John Taliaferro, Principal.
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BEAUTIFUL LOT CONTAINING "
acre ground at Pooler Ca, very con.
venient TO depot. Can be bought very
cheap. LaRoche. III BaY sireel.
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FOR RENT. 200 BARNARD STREET,
near Bolton. Apply next door.
FOR RENT, n HENRY STREET; POS
session Immediately. Apply 1914 Henry
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FOR SALE.

JUST RECEIVED, THREE coon
south Carolina mixers; extra fine and
easy. At Guilmartin's Stock Lots
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Hay AND PEA VINFS-H A Va
wholesale. 67lac retail. Toe per 100 pounds.
pea vines with peas, 81 per 100 j. ~
Guilmartin a. Co - Stables
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ROOMS FOR RENT.

FOR RENT, COMFORTABLE FLAT
of three rooms and bath; with private
family; to a good tenant; Il dollars per
month. 1872 Hull
FURNISHED. ROOMS FOR GEN
tlemen. and light housekeeping: bath at
tached; tpom five dollars upwards. 80
Congress street
FOR RENT, A NICELY FURNISHED
room, with or without board. ~ Jones
street.
ELEGANT ROOMS. FIRST FLOOR,
large hall. third floor: convenient store,
Whitaker street. Apply John Lyons.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-05-01
AaItsENiE>Ts.
The Gaiety Company.

when asked by friend what kind Of
an entertainment the American Gaiety
Company gave at cordrays, prominent
society Lady promptly replied: They give
a programme Of striking originaiities.
She very aptly expressed IL, for that is
just the kind OF an entertainment the com
pauy most successfully does give. The
dances. songs. sketches, music and all fea-
lures are new and original. for the most
part with the stars who perform them.
Last night there was a still larger audi
ence than on the opening night. and
more delighted one never filed Cordrays
theatre Each one Of the company can
already boast 81 large personal following
OF friends won rs their two nights ap-
pearances. The bright, breezy acts follow
one another with q dash and sparkle that
simply enohantS their patrons.
Trixeda la Belle Helene, Is as 1.-THE and
agile contortionist as one would wish 70
see. besides being pretty enough 20 pose
as a model for Alma Tadema: the petite
Henley sisters Anita and Kittie are a rev
slati0n Of beauty and grace, both in their
dancing and singing, quartetfe of stars
twinkle all over the stage like verisahle
will O. the wsPs. in the French folly
quadrillc. four very handsome girls In
striking costumes. the Latest Partisan
faa. leap Frog" which they introduce.
brings down the house every time: Mollie
Fellows the character artistic In black
face ls as fun Of FUN and Jolly exuherance
81 spirits as any Alabama coon; Bessie
Grey and Dan Kelley are a high-class
comedy duo and make a distinct hit IN
their burletta. "Imogenes StratageTh.' In
which they introduce some clever and &C.
centric dancing topical humorous songs
and local hits: X ktnzo the japanese
fautacist and eauilshrist, does some Won
derfnl things IN the way Of Juggling and
balancing. and closes with a marvellous
FRA act. Harry Couiantine makes an
artistic success as a female tmpersouator.
and his pink satin costume Is gorgeous t0
behold. he Is very funny as a chamber
maid and as queen % the ballet. the ath-
letic duo Armstrong and O'Neil In ''Fu-
in Gymnasium" DO some capable work.
and their boxing scene Of three rounds
wins che heartiest applause. The Ameri-
can Gajctv company viii play a. Cor.
drav's theatcr every evening this week.
with a Saturday matinee.
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Personal.

". J Collins. a leading citizen of Spo-
Name, Is guest of the Northern.
Mrs. {. e. Currin. of San Francisco.
and Mrs. W. b. Tyler, OF Sidney. are at
the Butler.
W. V. Wells, the Anacortes lawyer.
made business trip To the city Monday
ana registered at the Butler
Walker Bowen. deputy collector of Gus
toms al Port Townsend. was in the city
yesterday. transacting business.
DIR. John /, Maher AMI James p. Nal
oney are tourists from Philadelphia who
are registered at the Northern They
expect 10 remain In the city for several
days
Douglas Almond. editor of the Ana
cortes American. came 10 the city Mon
day TO witness the evening performance
al the Seattle theater. and was a guest
Of the Butler
Will \. Steel. the well known newsua-
per man. left on a business trip 70 New
York over the Great Northern railroad
Morfay evening. 10 be gone about six
weeks. He WIFI spend part Of his time in
his native state. Pennsylvania.
]. II. A lynch. the night clerk at the
Northern hotel. received telegram yes
serday announcing the death Of his faith
or at Ottawa. Canada He was q mem
her Of the justices department al the
time OF his death and had been in public
life fOf f0rty-Tlree years.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-05-01

chased Tasgss<s improvements OF inc
northwest quarter % the southwest a17F-
far Of the section Jaeger aba 1aoa.fEg ta@
remainder % hfs e1siu9 and grads Other
improvements IN EnE summer - Ks -
December. 1850 waite vas arrested FOR
murder growing out of eontrov erEles over
the sana and &C account o. wafch NJ -
stu in prison After nGs arrest ~ I'm
rtoye4 others % lock after MS claim UIa-
III gcfoAet - isag. waen he sosS MS I'm
rrowsuaebts 20 \ =. Warner. w1o. On Be-
cem9er = following, sold The same 70
Rttchfe. who therespon made BIS settle
ruent-
Il appears that there ~ag a TssuudeT-
Standing as 10 the exact location u me
f!ne between the east and weet sDa~Il-
visions ~ the west half % section =. the
suggestion being that f VAS farther vest
than f. turned ast 70 I've when ta@ survey
was made. As a ~esIlt Of this rnls8Aief-
standing T.eekse's clearing. made around
his house in J4ne SCI extended aetoSs
the nue luto the south pFest quarter Of the
southwest quarter % section ., then
claimed ~ waite. Locke admitted tHat
a. fhe time he made these improvements
or Whites claim ne thought 'ney were
on she southeast quarter Of the southwest
quarter ~ the section As soon IS Ne S.
ceTtEtned that part q his improNesIl - -
vspre o. the southwest a0arteT o. inc
southwest aasarter. ~ began 10 claim II.
and as soon as Wsits left re claimed me
whole OF she southwest quarter or the
section
The commissioner states that while. the
exact date when f.eckie abandoned ms
claim 70 the west half Of the southeast
quarter and asserted claim 10 the uAs'
is not shown. set the weight ~ me CYL
aenre shows that ~ had possession OF
and raised erous on both OF the fofty-
acre tracts before Richie made MS set
tlsrnfnt pursuant to MS purchase OF the
improvements ~ White.
ALTHOUGH white appears 10 have ha0
rrioritv OF right over L@ckie as 70 me
entire tract In controversy. "hen ne so4n
his improvements AM abandoned ms
claim I.erkle being the hext settler "
,,o{ut ~ time. the general land office hoias
fnaf MS settlement Immediately beeafle
oreratlye az aRains: any subsequent set
Tier Rv purchasing the improvements
ard r,o~sessorv rights 81 White, Ritcnie
coua not thereby acquire Whites settle
r,ant rights as aRa3nss the adverse claim
az an intervening settler Setfleuieh'
rtghts are acquired only by acts o. set
tfement performed tn person hy the parry
claiming the benefit thereof
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IT RESULTED N TWO NUMBERS
eoneEut Land oftcsN Decides the White
Robinson Contest

IN" tragedy that look place near Sno-
hamish December e. fSfa hv which s..,,..-,
schultz and Fred Smith were shot ana
khled. ana as result of whL.h Georsr
ana William Robinson, john Livingston
ami John White We're all eouvl..fnB ~ fh.
murders. was recalled IN the local land
ONCE yesterday by IA decision from the
general land office affirming the derfsfor
Of The loral office Eta the ease, az rEol,s~t
1eckie vs.. Francis tftrhte. irto4,fr.- a..
sasl hair ~ the southeast quarter ~ ~e.-
tion n and the west hair ~ tho senss-
west quarter ~ section r. township -
north, ranEe : east. rs Snahatntsh s.rtttt.
-. under tate ~ April e. th.s commits
sioner holding that i.eckfe's settlement ~
the eighty acres in controversy was made
prinr so Rite HES hence So much 81
Ritchse'a entry as - IN conflict wth
1.cckte's application IL neld for ranceua
tlon. and Leek'e's Application sssll he a..
Ceptcd
The goverpmeb. survey 81 that town
ship Was made gram September s So No
vewbsr II, ls3z and the plat 81 b HiaH
here April - 1891 On thiS last date
Francis RstChte made IA hon estesd Entry
for tag east hass oF the southeast quarter
81 section &b AMI thr uest aafF If the
southwest quarter Of section es IT that
township. ap3 alleging taat settlement
MAS began hg Juhn y bite ~ fSSS end
that ae rnFcaas "a the iraproa vnents tn
January. 1884 consisting ~ zen a-fex
cleared house. haFn. orchard fencing
etc. ana that ne settled on fhe 1auF pe-
Cemocr Is. l&S. ana Was eaea ta peAte-
able possession.
The next dag. Arrn "a 'S4 Robert
Locke made application 20 enter the
southwest qeargcr ot the Same section
walsh MAS aentet because ~ iss conflict
wtta EtChse's eatfy as to tRr veest Nalf
a. the southN esq quarter IF tre efettsn
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Grand total. S47s. sl6
While the pledges did not come in very
rapidly yesterday. il Is believed that men,
hers Of the committee out soliciting have
notes which they viii make returns on
today. The Liquor Dealers Association
brought in s1.5o. which brings its total
list up 10 $3a.500
The balance TO be secured before the
subsidy is raised Is SCI, Isl. and the com
mittee hopes that the public will come
forward today and make up this def
cheney, In order that the subsidy may be
closed In the time proposed
The Sister Superior OF Providence hos
pital sent in her note for $l50. with the
following kind Letter:
Seattle and Lake Washington Water
way Company Gentlemen-I send you the
inclosed with my best wishes for the sue
cess OF your great enterprise and regret
very much that | cannot contribute more.
Yours truly. SISTER EUGENE.
Superior Providence Hospital"
\, {. Phillips. OF Port Townsend sent in
$50 and ". J. Hayter sent In $50 The
latter is a member % the Seattle fire de-
partmenf. and his subscription makes SIS
which has been raised by the members of
the department A. u. Eshelman brought
in $50 n. G. Kcnnah and +. Oswald $500
and A H. Warner 81. 9ao
Mem hers If the committees selected 10
appraise the notes have expressed sur
prise al the small proportion Of them that
can he classed As doubtful for nearly all
or The pledges have come from people who
are able 70 pay and could give annie Sc
chriiy. The appraisemeut Is being prose
cuted by the committee With all the rapid
ny consistent with efficiency.
the committee appointed at the raouest
of the Mississippi Valley Trust Colnnanv
or 81 Louis. 10 appraise the subsidy has
had several meetings and has examined
about Aoo.e9 ~ the subsidy. A norton
az the subsidy, as every one knows. l.
necessarily Of somewhat uncertain
value and VIII not be paid when all the
conditions have been complied with The
problem the committee has to solve is
what proportion should he charged OF IN
Justice 10 all parties. T. has come 20 the
conclusion that from the subsidy already
examined about Per cent viii be fair
allow anre- This viii 0cccssifa4c raising
an additional amount 70 make IN this
percentage of loss
The aprrslseuent committee in arriv-
ing at This percentage az loss has not
taken into account ans loss from the fail
ure 81 any ~ those subscriptions q hfch
have been promised but for which sicnol
notes have not been handed On - 3he
subscription committee. These promises
awouut $50 ;he aggregate IN = consider
able sum. and q is earnestly desired that
all such subscriptions 20 perfected al
oure hy the filling ouf 81 appropriate
notes Bv the active COCO operation ~ this
class II Subscribers TIE 1aho~s of fhe ar
,vatSaueut AMI subsidy committees VII
h, greatly "a ilitRtcf ari e will BE .hus
suate possible 20 close up 'Ae subsidy
wtt1t. tha vext few aavs The sooner the
suns. 81 = closed Ip tae sooner work can
SEE begun
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BREN TILES.

Today at II o'clock the board OF public
works viii open bids for the grading and
sidewalkiug of Lincoln street. from De
pot 10 Grange.
The Woman's Missionary Society Of
Plymouth church meets today az Mrs
John Schram <. Tenth and Madison
streets. All ladies Of the church ana con-
gregation are cordially invited. Refresh
merits and a social hour will follow the
programme.
General Agent Nadeau Of the Northern
Pacific received a telegram from General
IA Ssenger Aens Fee yesterday TO the ef-
feet that commencing May The Green
River Hot Springs excursion tickets VIII
the round trip.
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tire a guess II has haTra said that some
effort Is he8ng male 20 have boFn parsfes
pass over IL altogether. but ] ta-Sk maj
= would ne disastrous Tor either party 70
d. So 1 do not knew whether the ElsE
silver party wfl figure En the nexE IA
tional election. hag / am satisfied tna-
the P0pulist party Kill not play very
important par That parry has TOO many
vagarfes and there are 100 many In
practical measures advocated in its plat
form.
The state OF @lorado favors bi-metal-
lisrl and believe that IL would BE good
thing for the country 10 adopt sucn a
policy. say az ths ratio Of Is 70 / gold
policy will not do. in fact IL would ruin
the United States TX would probably be
better IL wa could iniurs the other great
nations to join hands with as in the adop-
lion OF money policy bur il they refuse
then I can see no reason why the nlied
States should not proceed 10 establish a
policy regardless OF them. She is big
enough. she Is strong enough: that has
been demonstrated.
by the depreciation OF silver Colorado
has become more active in the develop
men5 OF her gold mines and Well has she
succeeded. We have some wonderful
mines. The Cripple Creek country is one
OF the greatest gold producing districts
in the world. and during the past year
Leadviile. which had for long time been
a silver district. has developed wonderful
gold mines Ii is al Leadville that the
Little Johnny group of gold mines is To-
Gated
Judge Decker believes that the great
turn-down which the people OF Colorado
recently administered 10 Waite and
'Waiteism'' has greatly benefited Colo
RADIO. waite, said Judge Decker. is
one OF the strongest partfsans that ever
held an office, Then. too. il must be re-
nlenbered that he vas a power among
his people. He is a man az attachments,
has good education and has a great way
OF handling big crowd / do no3 believe
that Waite can ever hold another public
Office In our state. though ii is admitted
that he has great many friends and
that among them arg some of the best
people of Colorado
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,rslrn BUILDING TO BE SOLD.
Mutual Life the Purchaser ana WIN
Uuv Other Property.

n the court allows the petition OF tne
administrators Of the Yesler estate Wiz il-IA
,.as e.iad in the superior court a few days
a.wo a big transfer OF property belonging
~ The estate viii be made The admin
tstrators have entered into an agreement
with the Mutual Life Insurance Company
Of New YORK. TO sell the Yesler building
in which the First National bank IS 10
Gated. at the corner 81 Commercial street
and Yesler avenue. the price being Slso.-
ea other transfers. II Is said. VIII ne
mad ths total sum involved being about
Ssea 90
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Leaving This Field.

me decision of the managers of the
Red Front store TO retire from business
In Seattle VIII lose this city one OF the
largest and most thoroughly reliable
clothing hoases In the city. This store
having always catered TO the working
trade has carried a very large stock of
staple goods. Having decided to concen-
trate their business interests elsewhere. IL
was deemed advisable 10 close out the Sc
attic branch. The sale begins this morn
ing, and it is intended 10 close out the
stock within few weeks
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sale of SIoop and Boat.

The undersigned Will sell at public sale
on Thursday afternoon. at o'clock D.
m, May ,. on the water front. at the foot
or Stewart street. in this city. one par
TALLY finished sloop Of about seven tons
and three small boats. all belonging to
one Anton Johnson Melby. Terms, cash.
ANDREW CHILBERG.
Special Administrator of Estate of An
ton Johnson Melby
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For Rent

Apply City Of Paris. I'll Second street.
--------- ---
Umbrella hospital has moved from 2l5
TO el3 Columb ia street. Robson Bros.
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NORTHWEST NEWS.

The registr ration al Spokane for the
election Of May Is 47t7. or seven less
than last year. The vote VIII be about
$500,
The Spokane & Northern Railway Com
pany has offered 80 build a wagon ROAD
Into the boundary Creek mines. "a cost
g eo0 II the people nf that district viii
ratse $1,000 OF II. This will probably be
done.
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A. Bres'nker Prussia. TUESDAY. sixty
Eve houses were 1slrrEed AM eighty fam
ilies rendered homeless. Three persons
psar4s he'd and many are report 81 missing
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~net8t Ladies' trwHsA hats. fafxss
ssyGes. fer tesay. G1A See shoa .sis-
4oss. :, >. IA A.4s4as .assea eloSk,
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Others Failed
Hoods Cured

Mr.. c. < Grc7ay
IS a weil-kncNn
resident OF Day
ton. O.. am: A
prominent mem hsar
of the X. OF z. lie
says:
Il had two Sc
we're attaks Of in
fiam-latory r,lsg-
uatiSrn. / tried
three Of our home
physicians but re
allied scarcely any
relief. | took me1i-
clnes faithfully. but
was unable 10 see
any i3snr.,sS-fassa ssYar
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I then visited specialist. paid him ST..
but he did me no good. / was then ad-
vissd 10 take Hoods Sarsaparilla- | did
50. and before 1 stopped had taken Is
bottles. a bottle just lasting me one
month, as I took IL very regularly. three
times a day AT meal times. Ever since
took Hoods Sarsaparilla ] have been en-
tirely free from rheumatism"
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NEARING THE GOAL.
The Canal Subsidy Increased
10 Almost S430.000.
SEVERAL LIBERAL DONATIONS
IIauor Dealers Give n Total or over
$50. DDo 49, Sister Fugcne's hind
Ietter-The Appraisers

Subscriptions 20 the subsidy OF sS'.aeo
., the sasffla eId Lake Washington Wa
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U.,, Dill, cure hahitual constipation.
iltuI | His Price &C per box
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Hoods Sarsaparilla
Is the Only
True Blood Purifier

This is why Ii cures even when oil other
medicines fail. Insist upon Hoods.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1895-04-17

number preferred the old custom to re-
main i'm force than were i'm favor of its
abolition.
This curious custom is also said to
prevail in some of the large teahouses
In the city, while it is well known that
some Church of England bishops prefer
clean shaven. A lady who tried about
three years ago to enforce shaved face
on the groom in her employment, and
dismissed him at once because he refused
compliance with her order, found that
the law gave her no such power and
was mulcted in 60 for wrongful dis
missal and the costs of the action by the
Judge of the Bedford county court. -