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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-10-19
JarAN', POSITION
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rnmrd .tnrrlraib Explained by NIInI,.
trrEIunn
WAHuyGroS, oct. ls-Minisicr Kn-
riuo, oil Japan. to-day consented to DO
interviewed as to the recent stirring
events in Korea attending tho disap.
r,araaeo Of tic queen aud the reported
significance Of tho t,onb'o IN showing
Jaraa's pnrposo ioc.lablisn pro,oc to.
rai' uyur tlc horinit kingdom.
"l0pau u-. no puFpaso whatever Of
establishing prolectnra,e over Korea"
sai I tic minister. This can DO stated
WIKI absolute podtlyonds The treaty
at shIm1no'h -gnci 10y Japan and
China recognized the complete inio.
pyulcnyn ct Korea and Juuan liaN fully
compiled with tho lH,lor and grtrit Of
that Fra'y. Tho J1uhucso soldiers
lac Korea arc tn0fd Tor poles purposes
only
"Ihp JaUgnHlO ,nro 40 numerous In
Korea that our government sought tho
privilege by tcVty Of maintaining an
armed force thrrn 90 mcani ut pro.
in'Nru a lrully to this NiiuCt was
mtdr, sl TINT JapnnaO soldiers arc in
kornt under tt10ty This step was a
positive uygo s,,ro tho part OF Japan"
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Hon. 7. S. MeGinniIS, Of JericO. VT,
tho war horse OF the Democratic party,
is vermont's silvsr.tongued orator, and
always aud ever commands the atten.
ton and respect OF the people. lie ran
at the last election as the peoples can.
didata for governor. such is the high
standing Of the man, who, out OF his
own experience. advises you to use DR..
Gfeens's NOFyHfa blood aud nerve rem.
edy 10 be cured.
1--WE nave used DR.. Greene'I Nervura
blood aud nerve remedy in our family"
he says. "and think highly oil II. We
could plainly see that II had the desired
effect upon Mrs. McGinniss, aud firmly
believe that, could we have persuaded
her to use the medicine, 1t would have
cured her entirely from her extremely
nervous condition, but she was greatly
benefited as IL was.
1--WE have used II in our family with
good results, aud have recommended It
TO our friends, aud kaow Of many who
have used DIR. Grsene's EerTura blood
and nerve remedy with the best results.
| do not hesitate to recommend the
medicine to all. 1t lie wonderful med.
iCine."
It must indeed be a great and good
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NIY.rIt, snIiINI.lss.
Tho Grand Council NJ Washington Elecr
It, Onlcors.

Tho Grand Council ut Washington Elects
it, OGcors.
WAsnSGroS. d. O., Oct. ls.-Ths
grand council OF the Mystic Shrine
elected ths following officers: John &.
Ioucs, Chicago, grand potentaie; James
II. Lewis, New York, deputy grand pc.
tentate; Il. ]. Fletcher, Sacramento,
cal. chief rabbun; Robert II. Huchlo,s,
Naw York, assistant grand rabban; w.
x. Morris, Minneapolis. Mimi, grand
high priest aud prophet; NJ, W. Mad.
den, Baltimore, otienta guide; W. i.
Floyd, indianapolis, Ind, grand treas.
urcr, y. L. Senlee, " Rshingt0u, grand
corresponding recorder; Thomas W.
Logan, hansns City, Mo-, grand TO-
colder, Il. Nj. Shook, Cleveland, Ohio,
grand orator; Spencer II. Gilmore,
Providence, grand probate; Josiah +.
scott, Chatham. Ont. grand marshal.
Other persona elected to minor offices
we're a. follows; l., j. Clark. san Fran.
cisco; NJ l. Hunter. New York; l.. A..
Williams, New Orleans; 5. $. Scott,
Pueblo, COL; Thomas 4. Mohammit,
Omaha, Sob; William D. Douglass.
p.nluGg.d, y. j.; Arthur Thompson,
Baltimore; j. y. SCOT, Fort Worth,
Texas; John Coleman, Water Valley,
Miss, aud IS. l.. kimOrou,h, Dallas.
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KING or ASHANTI


WIN be brought to TimN by Enginnd.
mnmnu sacrifices Must Stop.
LoSDoS. Oct. lS.-The ultmaium,
which Great Britain, according to a
81, patch published in New York to-
lay, has lout to the king OF Ashanti, is
not anything new. It wSs forwarded
from Loedon on September 0 aud its
terms place Ashanti under British pro.
lection, and establish resident British
commissioner In that country. A Brit.
ifh mission. bearing tho uliimatnm to
Coomnssie left tho gold c0as. on Sep
tember %, and the king was given until
October 81 to reilly.
Tho governor Of the gold coast, for
some time past, has been preparing TO
send an expedition 10 CoDmas'ie should
such s,cp turn ont to be necessary.
Tho king Of Ashanti, rs widely pub.
lishcd for months mast, is alleged to
have violated certain treaty obligations
with Great Britain by tho continuance
Of tho practice Of human sacrifices, aud
also, It is claimed, hamperlng TRADE by
attacking npighbOf.ng tribes under
British protection, etc.
Tho trorblu IL Of long standing, aud a
month or 70 ago several native envoyI
from tho king Of Ashunti arrived IN
London to negotiate with tho British
government direct, but they have not
been received hero aud hdVo bean in'
sttuclcl TO address their cunmrnca.
lions through tho govcrnnrOi tho gold
coast who IA tho proper representative
OF tho british government 10 receive
item.
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IN sEIlIous rnouRLE.


GenernI Solomon Charged by n Client
with EmbsEElomcnt.
SAN FRASCrco. Oct lS.-EdWard S,
Solomon, brigadier general Of Volun'
teers during the civil war. ex-governor
Of Utah, member OF the LOYAL Legion,
aud leading spirit in the G. a. X, il
in serious trouble. A motion for his
dlsbarmont from the practice OF law is
about to be made before tile supreme
court by Attorneys TYLER and QuiglCy.
A charge Of embeSzlSmont is pending
against him in police, Judge CampbeIls
court, and hRA been since April. This
Is to he pressed at the same time with
the disbarmont proceedings. In the
summer Of 1890, according to the docu.
ment MeSsrs. TYLER and Quigley arc
now drawing up. Mrs. Lydia Virgil, a
client OF General Solomon, gave him
notes aud bills to the amount OF $1,000
to collect. HO realized 81, $50 from them
according 10 her statement, lie has
failed to pay her tho money, and Mrs.
Virgil sWore out a warrant Tor SRlomOn's
arrest, but tho matter had not been
brought 10 an issue, because the altor.
ncy begged her sonin.law not ~ let the
story got into the papers.
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WIN two little children subject to
Group we do not rest easy without a
bottle Of ChRubsflRin's Cough Rsmciy
in the house, Tor the most severe At.
tacks quickly ,uccumb to \ few doHea
oi II. Morrison, Colo, Bul. For solo
ut - and 81 cents per hottie by G. H.
GGoize, W. ". Irwin, &. Schnept, G.
MenkcmplIcr, john KIar, W, II. Hague,
II. Z. stewart, Il, u. Burt, J. Coleman,
4. L. SrhceIe. Wm. Monkcmcllor, j. G..
shoe, Wheeling; Bowie & Co., Bridge.
port; IS. +. Peabody K SsH. Bsnwooi.
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rouA nll nwN LIrr.


s Distinguished Woman rhydClnn Com.
u'Is SuioILr.
EruMo, Oct 49, d. Abbic j. Soy.
mour. distinguished woman physician
ol lopulo, deliberately took her own
lIlala,t night BY throwing hcrsOli In
ironlo O lat West shore tram noar
tito water works. station. sho had hcon
compelled 10 u3r Crntchcs BinCU last
aWIug Whnu alr gul0fui an accident u
tlp uofyo, OF nrf hip whllo Attending
lN' pu,tlriluulo molical college nt
Chicago Illus uNIruUn had prayed
uuNu .wr mlUd umll Rhp succnmrd 10
lnr.1unNuIIn. aNo luavos sister In CHI,
r0gy, Nr. Norris Gyuno, aud sigr.
mother aud another sister IN New York.
hDo w1Tb1in IN Batavia, N. s., forty.
two yuurufD,
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MASON = plxoN LINE
Wiped on tho Railroad MaPs-ThrOugh
Travel at Inst Established.

wiped on the Railroad MaPs-ThrouEh
Travel at Inst Established.
CHICAGO. Oct iS.--FoE the first time
since the civil war tho Mason * Dixon
line was announced to-day as having
been permanently wiped OF the rail.
road map OF the United States. Tho
change is one Of the results Of the At
lanta exposition and the MonOn route
il the road on which the historic record
is made.
General Passenger Agent +. ]. Reed,
OF the Monon, stated to-day tnat success
mas at last crowned the efforts OF the
Monon to secure iaIt train from Chi-
cago 10 Atlanta. II has made definite
arrangements with the Louisville &
Nashville, the Nashville. Chattanooga
4 ST. Louis and the Western Atlantic to
make such connections with its train
from Chicago to Louisvilln rs will
amount 10 through route between the
two cities. This train will begin run.
ming October 10 II will leave Chicago
at lO:l5 n. m. and arrive in Atlanta at
Has next morning, thus making the
run IN twenty-five hours.
heretofore. the great territory from
Cairo, Ills, at the mouth Of tue Ohio
a. far east as tho Allegheny mountains,
the break in continuous travel north or
south across the old sectional limo has
been as complete 90 FAR az the railroad
system OF ths country is concerned as II
the ancient imaginary hostile line had
been yoritable Chinese wall. General
Passenger Agent Reed and the other
Monon officials wOrO kept busy to-day
with congratulations from all quarters,
particularly from tine larger cities in
The states most closely affected by the
Inninnrnhln rhanpn
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Tho beat tAlyO IN the world for cuts,
bruises, snrot, ulcers salt fhoun, foyer
sotus, tottor, ehappel hands, ohilblains,
Corns, and all skin oruptlons, aud posi.
iiyoly curoi piles, or no pay required,
II IL guaranteed ~ glvN perfect satista3.
ton Or monoy rounded, Price IS
cents nor box. For aa,o w Logan Drug
COMPANY
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DiSlrcWiug kidney aud bladder iis.
cases relieved IN siN honts by the "NRw
Gnryr sorrd ANEucAy KIDNEY CuRl"
This now rnmndyiRh great surprise on
account Of ils exceeding ptamptnc,1 In
relieving pain IN iho bladder blln,ys.
back ahl nycry norto tho urinary pass.
ngo In mOln mr. female It raloyc, ~.
truliln oi water ml pain III passing II
almost ihmcI0Dl'lN liyon want quick
fclcl and curu THIS ii your remedy,
Sold by H. II. List, druggist, Wheeling
W, Va
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II your children arc subject to Group
watch Tor tho ltsl symplom nt tho die.
ease -- hoArsOneM II ChRmbOtlnln's
Cough Remedy II given Rs soon as tho
child becomes hoarso II will prevent tile
attack. Even after the crOupy congh
hna appeared tho aliac, can always no
prevented by giving this remedy, 1t la
nlso invaluable Tor Cudl aud whoOplng
NpttUh
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NorniSG 80 dba:rossinG ~ hacking
cough. Nothing 70 foolish N' to suffer
from It. Nothing 20 dangerous II al.
lowed to continue. Ono Minute Corgh
Cure ciyes immediate reiici Logan Drug
Co., Wheeling, w. W., b. L. Peabody,
Benwood and Bowie x Co., Bridge.
nnFt o.
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,ucr op ryalsll qr1rTl NOV dNIrrD srlTra
ro!.I........!...a d. 30! - la.9s.9n

IOlA4s,.,.s,..,..t talto4- Aai iHAlvNl Lasllhv'l
Since our now tariff on wool and
wooden goods went into effect England
has increased her sales oil WOODEN goods
In tho United States TO the extent Of
Sl7,jO0,O1l more than size sold US Of
similar gaoa' during the corresponding
months OF 1891. It's thus evident that
England il increasing her sales with
our fret approach toward lroe trade,
but how il it with her buying?
la the halt.dozen toad products that
are given above, 80 lind that England
has bought from us during tho first
Oigh, months Of the presonG year to tho
extent Of S!5. 00O0JJ less than she bought
from Ne last year. with larger sales OF
wooden goods by sl1,jJ0O0J aud smaller
puIchascs Of half dozen food products
by Sl5, 100000 il ~ evident that England
is doing pretty well aimee the German
tariff went into effect.
hut unfortunately tho theory OF
American free traders that III We do
not buy We cannot SELF still remains TO
be proven, for England is buying much
less from us aud selling US much more.
We are buying more and selling less
they are selling moro but buying less.
Our statistics show that although we
are doing the buying, We are not doing
the selling that wo used to under pro-
lection. Their statistics show that they
are doing the selling, although they arc
not dong as much buying as when we
had protection.
We should like some irea trade editor
to explain the why and the wherefore OF
this condition OF aiTairs, which contrasts
90 strangely with the free trade theories
and promises OF the past.
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ENaLAND,s!nuYIya ANp SELLING
An Object Lc,san from Free TRADE
CauntTt acts Versus Theories,

An Object Lc'san from Free Trade
Gountri --iaGt, Versus Theories
Nrw Yopg, oct, ls.-The American
Economist, issued to-day, has the FOL.
lowing
We have already discussed the free.
trade theory that II we DO not buy We
cannot sell, We have shown by our
own import ami export statistics that,
since tho German lariig wont inlo effect
with its Afst approach IN FREQ trade, We
have been buying very literally from
foreign countries but, IN tina other
hand, We have been selling loss than
usual In tho markets OF tho world, Al
the results Of our actual experience
have proven different 10 iree,tTade
theOrles and promises, WO thought II
best to examine the results OF England's
buying aud selling There we have an
absolute iTee.trade country, while here
the FREQ traders might claim that their
theories have not assumed practical
shape because tbs German tarif is par
tally protective. Without gaIng into
all the details Of British foreign trade,
We take their exports Of WOODEN goodS
aud their imports oisonO food products,
these being possibly their two most im'
pOrtant lines OF trade. Hero are the
figures ioI the eight months ending
August 81 OF the present year:
ENGLISH ENPngra or w00LES GOODS
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CHURCH UNITY
Given Raclsaet by tho Pops's
Most Recent Letter.
VERY LIBERAL CONSTRUCTION

orr by Archbishop ireland Relieved
to ne Too Libaral-HIsh Eeo'csIHs'
tics Regard tho latter MS OF tho
Greatest Imporrauco-ThO Fopo Tx.
pceted to Wrto Again so That
There SHAY DO No Doubt Of His POSI-
ton.
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Write our NAIL oEDEl! DEPARTMENT
for SAMPLES and HHy tnfnr tgou, we
haVr thausaui, M Ca, om0rs tllt do
SHOPPING lIY MAtL.
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MR.. GORDoN,s NEW BOND.
Filed for Record Yesterday With the
County Auditor.

County Clerk Gordon yesterday filed
with the county auditor a new bond IN
compliance with the Law passed By the
last legislature. II Is for 5000. and IS
signed by +. h. Downing, ]. ID. Lowman.
H. A. Noble. ]. II. McGraw, l. A. Treen.
Lester Turner. s. /. Crawford. j. NJ
Frink. ]. w. Hughes and w. V. Rinehart.
Each OF the sureties qualities in $500.
Heretofore there has been no law re-
curing a bond from county clerks. and
the last legislature remedied the defect
by passing q statute empowering the SUI
perior judges for each county 70 fix the
amount OF each respective bond. and re-
curing that it be recorded by the audi
tor and fled with the treasurer. Judges
Osborn. Humes and Langley held a meet
ing a few weeks ago and fixed Mr.. Cor
dons bond at $4,000. Previously the clerk
had voluntarily given a $4,000 bond. which
has been flied with the auditor. Mr.. Cor
don's bond is the only one 10 be deposited
with Treasurer Maple.
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The eopra lsenent Of the estate Of Rob
ert Abbott. deceased. filed In the super
Tor court yesterday, shows property val
ue3 Ar 81 59i. az which sl.03S is realty and
SIS personality.
Judge Hnmes has appointed Orange
Jacobs. John e Barnes and @. p. NJ
Pratt committee n examine into Tho
Qualifications % John T. Bernard. apph-
cant for admission to che bar.
Marriage licenses were issued yesterday
Tor charles W. Estabrock and Mrs. Mary
= ClapSadla. both % WoodinVille. g. W.
Fraurfr and Edna De Courcy. both of Sc
atfle. Thomas George Aioln AMI Lena
Pickering both q Seattle
Pursuant 20 the Judgment recently Oh
,afaed hv thv Merchants National bank
Is the estate OF Timothy Coombs PEN
flefon. Melville Nichols. administrator,
was Yesterday directed hy Judge Langley
70 pay the claim. amounting Is $a6L6o
In conformity wl.h an order % Judge
Osborn yesterday the National. Fire In
Sursrre Company paid into che treasury
% She superior court SsG.9o. iu comp! -e
discharge % a policy upon the property
90 she Seattle Pickle & Vinegar Works.
Mary 4 Louis has sued Lee Louis Tor
divorce. charging abandonment. faiiare 20
urovsde ana habgu2l drunkenness. Tee
uarties are co.orei and were married
~ fTEH g tNff. t-tatasr- -eAt-*-H ~
thought To be row in Colorado The
Ws<e asks that She may ~ awarded p
los in Roslyn ana that her maiden uame
OF Cites Be restored 90 her.
judgments were fled 81 the superior
r,s,rf Yesterday IN the following cases.
Paul Friedman ". Pearson 4 Brand.
ssss =. r. r. HHtOn. as atulussfrs tOr. vs..
-. Page 90 al. s. 81 Is, W. J. Hender-
son - John B.rk G, TX, S1S5: sophia Bal
,a~4 ~ A8oiphus T. HauSer a. al
& rae -. =. J Rooney rs. Ron n CraW-
fa-a So or appeal IA Frank r. Shert-
xer v NorthWeS, Fire & Marine instr
nnce Company. $500 a. F. 81 Osgooa IS.
r l. Sttnson. So 50 IS.
rs,- salA-'vve are ship's ,hronov,e,a-S
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The best wearing, most stylish, and
the greatest value of any $500 Mems
Shoes on the continent.
Best calfskin, dongola tops, solid
leather soles, with all the popular toes,
lasts and fastenings, and Lewis Cork
Filled Soles.
Each pair contains a paid-up Acct
dent Insurance Policy for 800, good for
90 days.
Wear Lewis Accident Insurance Shoes
once and you win never change. The
insurance goes for "full measure"
Talk with your dealer who sells Lewis
Shoes.
For sale by
II. A. cox & CO. 5f7 Second street.
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New suits Filed.

In the superior court yesterday new
suits were filed as follows:
paul Friedman ~. Pearson & Brand
Cigars. $175: default: Judgment.
Frank +. Shcrtzer ". Northwest Fire x
Marine Insurance Conpany-Ioss by IRE.
Ssse ~, default. judgment.
Hannah Pease KS. d Il. Denton-kreach
Of promise $3o90.
Mary 4. CARNEY rs. Seattle SAFE I'ePos-
g. = Trust Observation-Disclosures on bonds.
s. 500: default, judgment.
y. Farnsworth w.. August Hartman
pror,issory notes and mortgage. HT5.
Patrick Scullin 80 TX. ". Arthur 81
CeorEe-Promissory note. $49.u.
Jordan & Smith vs.. A. r. Johnston
Commissions for sale OF real estate.
s. as1
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BIG PRICE FOR BROKEN HEART.
Hannah Pease Demands $50, 900 From
ID. IL. Denton for Breach of Promise.

ID ID DtIItUII IUF TsTtsttI VI fVIIIIr-t'
The famous Clapsadle- Estabrook case
had no sooner been amicably settled yes
terday by the marriage OF the parties than
another suit for breach of promise was
filed IN the superior court. The action was
brought by Hannah Pease against ID. b.
Denton, and she charges that on October
81 1890, she was asked and agreed TO mar
~ him on request. Confding In the prom
Use then entered into she has always since
remained and is now ready and willing
10 marry him. but he refuses 70 carry out
his part OF the agreement. she therefore
asks damages in 800 600. Mrs. Pease's case
will be fought by I. J. Lichtenberg, late
superior Judge
Denton. through T. III. Cam. his attor-
ney. filed a demurrer on the grounds that
the action had not been commenced within
the time limited by law, and that the COM
plaint did not state facts sufficient.
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The Most Miserable Man.

The most miserable man IS the
one who Is all the time anxious
about his health"
Use Paine's Celery Compound. and
keep well and strong. X is not
Ike ordinary remeGies,--it - me3a-
cine. Try i
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For Guaranteed Interest.

In the superior court yesterday Mary n
Gaffney obtained a judgment by default
against the Seattle Safe Deposit q Trust
Company for 81. 400 interest on bonds The
complaint stated that plaintiff on Septem-
her %. 1898. bought OF the Safe Deposit
Company eight bonds or promissory
notes, each for 5000. executed by Daniel
II. Gilman and payable October ]. 1884.
In consideration OF the purchase the COM
nany. through Angus Macintosh. presi-
dent, and Abram Barker, secretary, guar
anteed the prompt payment of interest at
Z per cent and the payment of the prin-
cipal within two years from maturity.
Both Gilman and the deposit company
failed Of payment on demand made, and
the suit accordingly was brought.
For Commissions on Real Estate.
+. NJ. Jordan and +. y. Smith yesterday
IN the superior court sued a. II. Johnston
for 81 957. alleged 20 be due as commits
sions for effectIng a sale Of 1886 acres OF
land In Ciallam county. The land. II is
said. was sold April II. 1890. TO Fred Ward.
as trustee FOR a consideration OF $3.50.
Plaintiffs each claim TO be entitled 70
one-half or 10 per cent. OF 1880, the
minimum price fixed on the land, together
with one-half OF $i09o. the sum in excess
OF the minimum price.
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For commissions on Real Estate.
Irdyment for Insurance.

The burning Of the steamer Ruth F, at
Rainier beach January II. lZ6, has result
"a IN a suit for S6e6.6o Insurance against
the Northwest Fire and Marine Insurance
Company by Frank +. Shertzer. The case
Was called yesterday. and defendants be-
Ing in default. a judgment was signed
for the sum claimed.
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Beecham's pills are for bilious
ness, bilious headache, dyspep-
STA, heartburn, torpid liver, dir
ziness, sick headache, bad taste
in the mouth, coated tongue,
loss ofappetite, sallow skin. ETC..
when caused by constipation /;
and constipation is the most
frequent cause ofall ofthem.
Go by the book. Pills zoe and
s5e a box. Book free at your
druggists or write B. +. Allen Co.,
36s Canal ST, New York.
Annual sales more than COO 600 boIsa
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passed mat were not vetoed by the gov
error."
ar Ffice's letter viii remove whatever
ooso1 may have existed as 20 she fasa
OF the law proposed al thA last legislature.
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Fs,r sale-Tvvc ane ships chroDoueters
.asao. Esuuire Jewelry Co.. lis Yesler
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MONEY PAID INTO COURT.
heceiver of the Haley Grocery Makes
q Gar.ys. peup-ft


AZ the time OF taking possession, the
receiver reports. the total amount of &C.
counts and notes receivable was 81 s26s5
and the total liabilities. as shown by the
books. ss34 Other claims not shown
oy the books have come 70 hia knowledge.
ana as the time for fling claims has not
yet expired. he is not yet able 20 make
a definite report He has brought suit
against h X Ward and J. T. Braddock.
stockholders, for portions OF their ae-
counts with the company. amounting re-
spectiyely TO s. O3z.Is and s27s.i0.
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about what she knew had visited Wilcox
IN jail. taken him fruit and flowers had
frequently called at the Jail and inquired
OF the Jailers about him. and had profesSed
great friendship for him