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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-10-17
CoRBErr GETTING BErTER.
Thinks Mcnamara Ought to Have
ITelnesI Him Common No Retfnr.

Helped Him Common No Better.
u have n g-udge against Mcnamara 80
said Officer Corhett yesterday. and give
him ran credit for what he ID IN taking
the gun the Night was cur. A. the san,s
time as I sad % him today. ! think he
coGid easily have struck with a chair ov
hottie the man who vas cutting me. + am
feeling al r.ght today, and hope % Be
able 50 phil out ~ tA.s very soon."
he enjoyed = good nights rest ard vas
feeling very comfortable. though he IS Sta
very weak lie received number ~ Wis
itors Yesterday. and the physicians 6o not
seem - fear excitement from that source
His wife 0aS ~ his Ns3s.Se YESTERDAY
and ane = his little children was fittinr
about re room With sfectt1gsts giee
thst her rana vas going % gel well
There vas TO change n C0c-n~s cer4--
ton Yesterday. and il Is stu thought thar
Re can not possibly recover.
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Sponge Crepon...
THE NEW INTEPLlNING.

This is the Interlining that women have been
wanting. 1t is entirely new and has none of the
faults of the ordinary nterlinings We have
complete stock of Sponge Crepons, 81 inches wide.
i'm black and colors, at 3Sc a yard.
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AYERS Hair viror. which has outiived
= .,,-,s-Ss.ies hundreds % similar prspa-
~s,s9,s = undoubtedly the nosT fashsoaa-
81 a. well a. economical aair-iressins IN
the market. nv tts use, tae PcoFrst ees1
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Boys Clothing.

Another special in this depar .ment
just received.
Boys Refers in "a very fine BLACK
Beaver. with wide velvet collar, and
trimmed with braid, a very nohhv gar
ment; sizes ? 10 IL. IL was bought to
sell for s., but we have marked it So.
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Mems Clothing.

Another lot Of our swell Regent Cut
away Suits Just received. These are
made Of Black Clay Worsted, best Sat
sR Lining. and the very latest cut. We
sell them for S..
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Dress Trimmings.

Black lets, Ioc. l2fsc, l5c. aac. &c,
35c. 4oc. asc. soc. T5c TO IS yard.
Colored Bead Effects, I5c, csc, soc.
75c, SIC up
Feather Trimming. CSC. Csc, soc. 45c.
Csc, 75c. s5c. SIPS to s2.5o yard
Fur Trimming. loo, 35c. Csc TO $3.50
yard.
Complete stock Of laces In black and
ecru in all widths, styles and prices.
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rnwr-. OF $40 win be raid fer infor-nA-
ton leading 20 the arrest and oonVicti0n
~ arv enc stealing copies CT TIE fosi-
1-,sIi,renre- delivered &c subscribers
,h..,sss- n0sss tns, city.
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7-ha California readers os ire Post-In-
,aliirencer VAL frG Il CT sale daily al
Coopsr q Co.'S stationery store. 80 M@T-
- - s,,xx ore blecs up Market street
s~s,,,, sna Chronicle office. rice -
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New suits FfIes.

me following new suits were fled In
the superior court yesterday:
IL. lila II. Livesly vs. Miles BigeIow ct al.
-s1e. promissory note At
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Furnishings.

We carry all tho best lines OF Mems
greatly reduced prices.
Holroyd's Underwear. the best ribbed
goods in the market. We only ask
you 81 A suit for IL. IN the medium
or heavy weight, and for all slzes.
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TIE Daily Post-Tnteiligencer IS row On
sale 81 Portland. Or. ~ Rich Bros. "a
Morrison street. Portland Hotel usws
stand ard Northwest News ca. - kirsT
street
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Stamped Linens.

Silkiiene Covered Cushions. with ruff
ffe. this week. a9c.
Siikilene Covered Cushions. with ruff
fie. hand painted. &C.
Silk Covered Down Cushions. si.S5.
SIZE. SIS. $50, S2.75, S, $50. 81.
$40
Stamped Doyhes. sc. &c. lsc, iSe. SOC.
&C, 25c TO SC.
Stamped Trays. Csc. 4oc. 45c, SOC. Csc.
75c. s5c, Soc, 81. sl.2S. sl.50.
Stamped Center Pieces, a5c, s5c, 4oc.
soc. 60e. SC, 7sc. S5c. 9oc, 81. SIS,
s1s5. slo
Stamped Tea Cloths. sSc. 81. sl26.
sl.s0. s., s2.25. $3.50. s.. 1926. SS.5e.
81 S425. $50
Stamped Scarfs. CSC. 3Sc. 40c. SIC. So.
s5c. soc, sac. soc. 81. M.1o, $t.f5. S.25.
stS5, 81 40. $50. N.7S. $3.50, s., So. ..
$50.
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AYERS
i SarsapariIIa

was then resorted to, and the re-
suit was all we could have wished
for. The carbuncle healed quick.
", and his health is now perfect
H. :. ROUTE, Champlain, Va.
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The
Oldest
And the Best

I'm the Fall of '93. my son,
r. b. ROUTE, had huge carbun-
Gle on his neck. The doctor
lanced il. but gave him no per-
manent benefit.
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naoaF neen1ore, the original owner, bv
~arf@hfF deed and that no considers. SION
Was paid wetmore by Bessie Hendrfcks-
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Hats.

Another shipment of the celebrated
Dunlap Hats Just arrived. We are now
prepared TO show all shapes and sizes
once more.
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The Only
Sarsaparilla
At Worlds Fair.
Gordon Presses
AL
Carload Rates.

Having Just received a car load OF cele-
brated Chandler & Price Gordon job
Presses. in all sizes We are DESTROYS of
giving purchasers the beneat of special
car load rate OF freight. which will enable
us to offer these presses, with or without
steam fixtures and ink fountains, at lower
prices than they have ever been offered
before. A car does not last us long. II
you want press or cutter send for prices
aud terms. We beat all competitive quo
tations.
AMERICAN TYPE FOUNDERS CO..
Portland. Or.
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smoke la Florida isa cigar fer s.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-12-21

pend production, as the demand for
products is too small to support the
output, estimated for the year at $751;
$50 tons by the Pittsburgh American
Manufacturer. Minor metals are
weaker, copper being offered at lOc nett
the American production In November
was 1880 tons and the foreign T,I2S
tons. Lead is weak at $50 cents, and
tin, after a rise in options, Is selling
at S13 75.
There is no change OF Importance IN
the market for cotton goods, which -
not active enough to prevent some ac-
cumulation. Print cloths are a shade
weaker. The market for woolen goods
has not improved scarcely any, except
clay mixtures and a few fancy cassl-
meres selling at better than last years
prices, and clothlers are not In haste
to contract largely, owing 70 uncer-
talnty as to foreign prices, New or
deTs for the heavy weight goods are
more delayed than usual and remark
ably small, Sales OF wool are mainly
confined TO immediate needs OF manu-
facturers, who are buying but little
ahead, and for three weeks OF Deoem.
ber have been l7,l79,20O pounds OF
which, S9O5,tOO were foreign, against
l6604, 100 in the same weeks OF 1882, OF
which 4.l0i,50 were foreign. The Inn
ports OF wooden goods continue very
large, though smaller than month
ago.
II sounds strange to hear the many
complaints OF slow collections and
scarcity OF money at the west, on ae-
count Of the tardy movement OF pro-
ducts from the farms, when western
wheat receipts in three weeks have
been lS,6l5,49S bushels against 9,4Se,S2i
last year, while Atlanta exports, hour
included. were only b,sl2,SS7, against
6,4b3, 100 last year.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-12-21
H. s. WHITES AgEAIRs
Not In Such Very BAD shape, Receiver
aieIghen Thinks.

Not In such Very Bad shape, Receiver
aieighen Thinks.
Hon. 3. F. Meighen has Just returned
from Matewan, Mingo county, where
he has been taking an invoice OF the
property OF ex-Marshal H. s. White,
Mr.. Meghen reports that the invoice
will amount TO nearly $4,000 upon q
conservative appraisement, but Mr..
White estimates his entire property at
considerably above this. He has large
lots OF all kinds OF lumber, his saw
mills are well located in very nne
tracts OF timber, accessible 10 the Nor
folk & Western railroad, and his PLAN
ing mill and box shook factory, fine
plant, is situated convenient TO his
lumber at Matewan. His creditors
have been asked, by circular letter, 70
send in their claims, but as yet Few
have been received, and no reliable
statement US to liabilities can be made.
He hoped TO be able TO make very tull
report by the January court. and secs
no reason why every dollar that Mr..
White owes cannot be paid and leave
him a considerable balance.
While In the country he rode over
some forty miles OF territory and met
large number OF the best citizens, ana
many strangers, who are investing
their capital in timber and coal opera
tions.
A number Of new mines have re-
Gently been opened and the new county
is making rapid strides forward, COM
pairing favorably with many older
counties OF the state. They have not
suffered in that section with the drouth
that prevailed in other pnrts OF the
state and the crops are the best they
have had for some years, and he was
surprised to find during his entire So
journ, that the weather was almost as
pleasant Ms summer. They have had
no snow this winter yet. At Willlam-
SON. the county seat, a great many
buildings are In course OF construc-
tIon, and Jail. complete in all It's ap-
polntments and modern IN architec-
ture, with jailer's residence. has Just
been completed, and for size and con-
yenIence has no equal In the state. A
court house will be built soon, and
s., 900 school building will be contracted
for In January.
leading business men there and IN dlt.
fererk parts OF the county, he found
a very general kindly feeling towards
Mr.. White. and general desire that
his financial affairs might be 30 ad-
justed as to permit him TO continue his
extensive operations in that section.
Mr.. Melghen is ordered by the court TO
continue the business, as receiver, and
with the aid OF Mr.. White and his as
sistants, he hopes TO add largely TO the
value OF the assets.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-12-21
WEST vIReINIANs
In washlnston-Ths Movements OF th'
Delegation.

In washinEton-The Movements Of che
Delegation.
Special Dispatch 70 the Intclllgenccr.
WASHINGTON, D. ca Dec, 2o.--sOn-
ator Elkins has been absent in New
York since yesterday. Mr.. Huling left
for home tonight. as did also Col. Bill
Dave Goshorn, who returned to-day
from New York.
Messrs. Dayton and Miller viii go out
tomorrow. Each Of the members has
Important private business awaiting
him.
A party OF Marion county citizens
was at the National tonight consist-
ing OF Hon. C. 4. Wells, Mr. and Mrs. j.
Blackshere, Misses Jessie and Nellie
Blackshere and Miss Hattie Beatty.
Mrs. j. II. BlackBhere, Of Kansas, ao-
companicd them. The ladies were re-
turning from the Atlanta exposition.
Speaker W. NJ. Edwards, Col u. L.
Buttcrick, Gen. st. Clair md DR.. ID,
Mayer are among the prominent West
Vlrginlnns In the city. IN
Senator Worley OF Klngwood, hns
been here also. He expects to return
after the holidays, unless he changes
his, mind,
Representative Dovener win remain
here during the recess.
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IN THE OIL PrEps.
Henry OIL Company to Drill a Test Well
In the Famous Frleden District.

Henry OIL Company TO brii Feht Weh
In the Famous Frleden District.
The Henry OIL Company and Clint
Moore hold leases on considerable ter
rttory east OF and northeast OF the
Frelden pool, in Monroe county, but
the effort on the part OF others to run
the Frelden pool out in that direction
resulted in small wells. or dry holes,
aud neither thought II good policy 70
develop their leases Recently. now
ever, the Henry people and Moore nave
taken bracer and have worked vp
their courage and now feel equal 70
any emergency and viii Jointly drill q
test well on the west line OF the J.
Witohey farm, located two and one.
quarter miles due east of the original
well on the Freiden farm. The well
IA the rankest kind OF wildcat and
may result In the discovery OF a new
pool, An extension TO the Frelden pool
in that direction IL not at all likely,
for the reason that the eastern side has
been shut off by q string OF dry holes
or small wells running from north to
soiith through the Wright, Rhinehart,
L,ohrl, Baker, Eddy and Vogle farms.
The production Of the Freidon-DeiSt
and Trnil Run districts is now about
1000 barrels day.
The McFadden & CO. well on the
pnrris farm, north OF Middle Island
creek, Tyler county, has attracted some
attention, but now that II has been
completed II does not change the gem
etnl situation in that part OF the field,
ma established by the Philadelphia
Company's wells on the Williamson
farm, located east of the Morris farm.
The Morris farm well was finished mp
Wednesday, and all that can be said
for II IN that II has n coplous fow OF
Enlt water and some slight traces OF oil.
says "D. s. w" II put to pumping
and the salt wntor can be reduced II
may make paying oil well.
Tho Mountain State Gas Company'g
well on the Riggic fnrm, southwest OF
MlddlohonrnO, was tubed. II VIII prob
ably take several days to tix It's stntua
M n producer. The sumo can be said OF
The Crawford 4 Treat well on the Stew
nrl fnm, In advance OF the northwest
extension OF the D0lst pool Those
who have bccn watching II think II will
mike a 10 or 60.bnrrol pumper.
IN the same part Of the Geld Einne.
gan a Co, nre Btlll tlahlnE at No. :
Hensel, md No. will be due next
week They have also commenced
drilling at No. I. on the sumo farm
Tho gouih Penn OIL Cpmpany's No.
d a. Tcnnant. in the J1ke's Run dis-
trict, Monongain county, has been
drilled In and Ia good for 20 barrels q
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-12-21
PRESIDENTS MESSAGE,

lie Asks Congrcss for Prompt Action to
Avert paDic-A Vote OF Confidence I'm
The soivenUy or the Nation N0cnasHry.
How II Was Received The President
and Ills Party Had Two Years 90 Avert
the Evil lie Now Predicts.
Special Dispatch to tho Intolllgenccr.
WASHINGTON. d. C.. Dec. 2O.-The
special message from the President to
Congress, sent In late this afternoon,
renders adjournment for tho holidays
somewhat problematlcal, although the
general opinion seems TO be that while
the holiday may be curtailed somewhat
II will bo taken. NotwithstandinB the
executive appeal. many congressman
who Ind liready obtained leave OF ab.
aence nre going home tonight and VIII
not return until dftCr Christmas, unless
officially summoned with pcrcmptory
emphasis.
Tho financial situation seems TO be
grave, although there nrc those among
senators and representatives who say
that delay Of ten days In Legislative
work noed not necessarily rctard the
relief measure. II can be ahnpcd dur
ing the recess, which IN all thnt would
bo done II Congrcaa remained In scsa-
ion. Tho Republicans are nH much
alive TO tho Importance NJ tho occasion
M IA Mr.. Cleveland, but they say that
tho President and the Flfty-thlrd Con-
,greas, tDcm.) had two yenrg In which
10 avert the calamity hn now pictures 10
vIVldly and failed, Instead the condl-
tlona under that management grew
Btendliy worse.
with this In View, they think his pre-
sent zeal exceeds his former patriotism
In that regard There arc tumprs Of
private ndVlceH to the President Of Inn
pending calamity In ipnnclnl circles In
New York, presenting tho prospect
That to-morrnw will Witness more than
to-day brought forth. a slump In
stocks there, beside which amy recent
record will bo but shadow. iBprcdct-
I'd Tonight
speaker Reeds interview with tho
President to-day has given rise to nu-
mcrUils repnrta-nm0ug others Tint q
plnn has been already developed for
present emergencies a HorioH of short
term bonds Mt low Interest In mentioned
NJ n probability. and II the panic grows
this may bo rcaortcd Ia,
WARRINGTON. u. G., Dec 2O.--i'ol.
lowing IN the nicaBngo sent Ia Congrcna
by President Cleveland to-day
10 the Congress
IN my lnst nununl mpFHuEe the evils
VI our present financial system were
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CONDITION OF TRADE.
II, q. Dun q Co.'s Weekly Review IIusl-
ness Of All Kinds Remarkably Dull.

W. Ns bWh ~ NOa't hNVhit hoNiV"- 'uAt~
ness Of All Kinds Remarkably Dali.
NEW YORK, Dec; 2O.-R, q. Dun &
company's weekly rovlew of trade,
which issues to-day. will say:
The strong Amerlcanlsm Of the Pres
ident'B message has given It's character
70 tho week. Popular feeling was pro-
foundly moved, but excepting In stock
and cotton markets, business was re-
markably duh and scarcely affected.
Selling OF securities held abroad was n
natural flrst impulse. though the sell
ora nrO not unlikely In time 10 discover
TINT no other securities are safer from
International complications than the
American. Coming at q time when
nearly all produce markets arr lnnc-
tive aud industries unusually dull, the
disturbance has affected valuCs much
leaH thnn might have been expected.
Not because OF amy foreign question,
but simply because Of influences which
have been In continuous operation for
months, prices uf manufactured goods
continue 10 decline. There IA no great
change In boots and shoes, and IN some
branches the demand appears q llttlu
bOtlOr, though generally lower prices
nrc offered and lead jobberH To look foi
priOos still lower Shipments from tho
cast arc an eighth smaller thnn last
week. but for the mthth, higher u
date. Hides also nru scarce aud about
two per cent stronger Prices OF iron
aud steel hnvc fnllen about three pct
cont for the week aud ARE now three
per cent below thoir mpNlmuni Dos.
acmcr plg aud Grhy Forge and for all
kinds uf Ilnishcd products hnvlnH
yielded more or less Purchases by
ihe grenl steel cOmpnnlrR II IA NOW owl
dent, wrru much In excess of their nc.
tunl consumption, and In believed
y tint Bomc furnaces Will have 10 BuB'
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-12-21
ouMYooK MINE DISASTER.
Tho First nsports OF tho Loss Of Afr
Were Not Exaggerated.


Were Not Exaggerated.
RALEIGH. N. c.. Dec. gO,-The Asso-
clated Press correspondent has just rc-
turned from cumnocE, the scene OF the
torrblc explosion in the Egypt coal
mines. Tho work Of rescue began late
yesterday afternoon. All the bodies
discovered were brought to the bottom
OF the main shaft but none was
brought TO the surface until early this
morning when twenty-f0hF bodies
were brought to the aurfaoo by the rcs'
cucfS. Eight bodies were found after
wards and are lying at the foot Of the
Bhnft. Two moro bodies have been dis
covered, but are almost completely bnr-
led. They aro now being dug out, The
body Of the foreman " the dynamite
room has not yet beon found,
Reports M 10 the amount OF dyna.
mitc In the mine conflict. Some OF the
miners say thoro were ilye cnBes or two
hundred and flfty pounds In the minc,
while tho superintendent thinks there
was only nifty pounds Of tho oNplo.
Bivp thcro. Tho theory OF the cnuHe OF
the catastrophe generally held Ia hat
the first eNpiOpinn was Of coal gas, thnt
then the dynamite exploded and after
this ohmc the Btllllng "aitordanp" that
aunocatud all who remained alive.
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II VA, SATURDAY DECEMBER 81 1885, Vol

and which marks one end OF the line
claimed by Great Britain could not be
made Unless than twenty-three days, 80
that II the commission Is to mako q
proper examination OF the country, the
task, including the voyage, will occupy
almost six months,
Many names have been suggested for
membership on the commission, but to-
days action In passing the house bill
unamended apparently eliminates sew
eral OF these names, including that OF
Justice Harlan, OF the United States
supreme court, One name favofRbly
mentioned is that OF Mr. Partridge, OF
Vermont, formerly United States minis
ter to Venezuela,
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Attic National Capital Owing to
Venezuelan Matter.
TIE PANIC AT THE WHITE HOUSE
Net Shared by the Senate and
House, However.
Tile SENATE ACTS PROMPTLY
And Passes the Venezuelan Bill
Without Division.
PRESIDENT SENDS "A MESSAGE

Urging Immediate Action to Rsassurs
publls Confidence In the Nations Credit,
On Account OF the Panic on waii
snsst, which Wa, stirred Up by Ear
Op,4n Inausnse.-It /. Rseslved Unfa-
yorably by the Senators, Who Ilsra's 60
share the Presidents PaniSlsy Feeling.
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Special Dispatch to the lnteilIgonccr.
WASHINGTON, d. c., Dec, 2O.-Thc
contract for carrying the United States
mail from Footo to Patterson Depot,
has been awarded TO p. H. SHILLING.
John W. Dye has been commissioned
postmaster at Finn.
Tho postonlce nj Albion. Nicholas
county, has been discontinued; mail to
Lockwood
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-12-21
THE PANIC
On Wall Street Not Unexpected by
Dealers.
EXCITING TIMES WITNESSED
Due to the Effort in London to Pro.
duce q Scare.
SITUATION IS STILL SERIOUS,

Though LIlssly TO bs AlISysd In Very
short tTims-Rsports from Europe that
United states I, Trying to Float Loan
OF Finy Million Dollars Not BelisvsA
FIurry In London Started on Learning
that the Presldsnps vsnszuoIan Mes
sage Was ApprOVsd-AmsrisAn sssuri-
ties Suffer.
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sRrEr rELEoRAMs.


nuralnn newspaper comments on the
crisis show IN anti.EngllBh spirit,
The Union Traction Company NJ
phllndolnhln, has agreed 10 urbltrntO
md the great street car Httlkc was do
clnrcd on lHHt night
The call for n Bpoclhl meeting OF tho
Now York Chamber ~ Commerce 10
take Notion ON the Presidents NCnO.
suolnn moHunre IN withdrawn
IN Canada the situation between
tlrfnt britain and tlr United Stntrq lH
gcnprnllv Viewed ~ ono " the great
cet grnvlty, calling Tor prompt propnrh-
tlohn for defence, but not for any
alarm
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-12-21

or. nrobably local showers; cooler Hatur.
dny evening; rnuthchHlerly Winds.
For Western Pennsylvania and Ohio,
Il, nprnliy cloudy aud threatening, prohas
biy local showers. warm pouthcfly Winds,
followed by cooler Saturday nlEht.
TEAipEltATuHb YESTERDAY
ns Furnished by c, Hchncpi druggist cor
ntr Market and Fourteenth NreOtal