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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-05-08

sy CnnoooRD - Tp1n1 d - 49,.
rser Csust-A vspsaice Tonov,
.nkere noon today. IN an PROBABILITY.
Islry CnAsubeRa acsuosd q havana eo>I<n
$1,000 mare iron 6essus yank. viii
.nou whether or MOE he b TO 20 70 the
TIRE DAY In Judge Hunsg as.art1set 81
ns superior court yesterday, ana At S
eIocH inc ease for tha defense uas csossd.
ans count was anxtoas 10 ret the enss 10
.ne yoSy, nut ~ the request of IT, state
Men exp~cts to put the stenogrsphers
no.es "a reouftai. granted A. adtournmeu,
uEtu this moruzug.
ne accused was On ths stand. He told
eeaWing3y otrAight story q e 49, ~
seSeiseo ana disposAd Of the mare. And
on cross-sxaminstton answered questions
promptly. Al one point on;y did he besI-
tate. II appears that one 81 the mare's
ENC ieet y White. but the witness was us-
able 10 tell witch foot.
DO you mean 20 ssy.~ iuausrea nsns,sv
Prosecuting Attorney Wslshire. 4that you.
es AZ experienced horssman. cannot re-
MEMBER Distinguishing MARK Ike that,
oeo the horss you traded for b~for~ thfs
one have white hind footrs
Ies. SIR" answered Chamhars.
can you ten which foot IL wasrs
MeL the horse vas white al over"
There were many witnesses In attend
sncs ~ the trial and they included several
WE OF countryuien. from the sturdy
iarmsr to the dAshinG- looking youth. 4
norseman W choice. with treat broad
brimmsd hat ana hiah-bselsd hoo;sL a l.st
o. tnose Who testified u - foiiows: ". n.
xanh, John Yank ana George Yank. all Of
riassehie' William Bshring and r. Nelson.
,nscc@s: George Crisp. Elma: Daniel Gil
lis. J. T. Calder and c. rAavies, Monte
sano: H. steele. Auburn: ~ Duncan. !. 4.
ncCormick. William McKeon. wul.am =.
Mckee and W. =. Rohb. Seattle. The a.
cosed n defended by Attorney George D.
Seofeid. ot Aontesann.
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GOOD WORDS ron ..sxAGrr..
A Sorarade Tells Of the Rrmverv an.
suffering of the Old so,atcr

- aAs AeAs Oh the Bravery and
suffering of the Old soidacr
Henry Robbins. or ''skagit," as he has
been called. who WAS the other d.y sens IA
the asylum az Steflaccon. tx sn "a -
eier. ard ore who suffered All The ,or,urs.
o. Ancsrsonviiis prison In the c,vsl M.
Ihosnas h Csmpbeii. an old comrnde.
aaid Of him yesterday
IL some Of the history OF thts man.
summer days OF life we're known. nsrhans
moro respect would be shown bs,,, -
esaf be Is IN trouble. FIRST r,et hir, A.
Ing TIE darkest days % the u.r., A.
cersonslle-the hlaek~s; SPOT 10 ,hs Ne
tory or this nation. where aa men vssa
eonnnei. ard where the mos. tsmnanls
OF csaeices we're practiced- Robbins ven.
ees 81 AhoersonTtile. IN an exchange. In
&c 1sS cat was recaptured IN ssoner,sn.s
rA'd ana brought hack He was ire e-sf
OF the batch Of prisoners 10 srser .nr ~.,a
and the hrss man asked FOR tsascc.,
ne save II 70 me with free ana ox.sn
ne&rt- notwithstanding thu fac. TIA, ~
kSes WAT bis cwn condition vosIs seson
be He vas conspicuous for re -,
ectls and manly iooks ara rrYIo~.t 80,
from prison TO prison. from sav,rr.h 80
hiAcssnear ard ThornasvlIle. ard rs-n
ms coat vas rottirS from the u,us "a
tos "ee'ner. ara rs remnants were white
VIC as~' NE marched sl3e By side sixtv
.a1s oser tae sacw and ice OF a. snsxa-
tarsraxs morning found u
AGAIN a. Anderscsvssse. when sh.rrs,
had reached the Sea. ar. ~. r.-ssc----
we're Tar 70 his rear. In the ratsx, a. mr.
tef. asd as TIE cold January day. .cf,oxsus
eoe sroa srosser. fer the arxt ana asslv
urae tae Confecs-asss offered the nr,,-
esers fe~es and clothing, such as ,h<v haA.
arc oornsestahs> csz-tsrs-proyt5sd ,hsy
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S.ssae1caaSy. was eAmlfteo q pxoaass ID
oee eoznsy. Pa II bsqueasns IA bsv
; Ionswisg propersy IN this city: Lot
:. osees =. g c. Teryy's Hrss sdd.,tor !.
80. I. 4 ard - bloek 8 Prur.
- Cshle addition. ioe Z sscek {. East
= asisson. uEAivsdsa one-half interest
ssocx ~ Ecss . KnagAs's Addition,
.-sNng IN The nans 81 J. ~. E6vnr<f..
ine Only indsofseness $780, - s.ss,s
uss1e prsms0sry poss nses n s.-e,
sdWardS. asd NV ownao b. Euuua p.
cyefs. and eaxss Car ~ osd Nnk Mr..
rssr t = yeass - ed . rssidsas a
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-05-08
TWO LAND DECISIONS.
The state Lones q ouareog Seceann Wea
Nortk n "A.

North = NJ.
IN department Of the interior has de-
c.eed another case wherein Z timber land
application made BY an Individual con-
ntctsd with . state selection. IN favor q
the Individual. The land involved u iO
sores IN the vie.nity Of North Bend. King
county. and the application was made
BY Albert Erase ~ s:s5 O'Clock on the
morning Of May .. 1853. Tho Application
was rejected because the land was inciud-
ed In the Mt Of selections a the state.
filcd IT sis o'clock on the same morning.
Erase appealed to the general land o.
Gee. which sustained the rejection. and
then carried the case before the depart
menI In the Anal decision n wAs held
that a. the land in question was not sub
tect to either entry or selection until >
o'clock on May .. 1s35. the selection filed
By the state did NOT affect the status Of
the hand
A decisioo has been received from the
department. IN the case Of tho state Of
Washingtou W. James Mclean and Rob
crt Young. which gtves Young the right
10 purchAsgieo acres IN King county near
North Bend - timber land. and cancels
the homestead entry OF James Mclean
on the same property. The state 10 really
but dgurehead In the case. the real con.
test boinG between Mclean and Young.
At the time the case vas Initiated, the
stAte OF WaphinGtou. claiming the land
In question under the sixty Days prefer
sncs right granted TO certain sfates. en-.
tered protest against the allowance q
McBean's homestead application. The
local office treated the applications Of Nc
Bean and Young. the timber lard appli-
cant. as simultaneous At the time Of
hearing befoss the local Office the state
relinGuished It's preference right, and the
local office rendered q decision in favor Of
Young On an appeal TO the general land
onice By Mclean this decisfou was re-
versed tn his favor. The contest was then
carried before the department. which de-
eiicd that Mclean had not shown good
faith either In maintenance Of residence
OF I'm the matter Of improving his claim.
Ycung's application to purchase was
therefore allowed.
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Actions were began IN the superior court
yesteriay as follows.
Lula Etmoras Vs. Charley Edrsonis
fscnney i.uckcy-- A-D.vorcc.
Mutual Loan and Building Association
Of seattle vs. Ralph W, Wood e; Al
Nartxaxr forociasuress sc IS and SSH 81
fischer Rro-. vs. F~ryiinani Breckman-
Protested check on First National hsas OF
wafervfle. Ssf. snerchaatis~. - 81, gar
rishnsent directed to the hank
NilItana Mil<on vs. Martin Green
Services s3. %: gArnisAnent directed 20
A :. Kerry.
ssgsnuSa Sehvshsehcr vs. Eeward I.
Terry 81 sl--From.ssory acte and mort
case E.Aa, ,-,..
Ms. Ahbsa J. Sesvey vs.. Esl>a Hsrrte;
sNsrt~uss 81 al-Frcr1ksscry note AID
mortgage. 1ss& -. -
S;sruan savings and Loan Society Ns-
Isose. Mg~,csnAe ct ax--ProEzassory rote
sna ulertgsge, S3ss. hot ana sorss bali
-. 4 asscs * A. A pcnnys ssaits2n 60
xl~s f~et ca Pike ssrees asa seversh av-
cruel also lots & 4 and 3 block !. k.<eo
rt.siflcu sissxsss feet. Dexter sure frc's
Thomas % Naiieyls srter spResh'1nx Frsa
X struvs receiver. s~snd. G.es.
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Leaders In Dnmestics.

g pieces California Outing F1annels.
Best quality plain and fancy co!srs.
lee yard
- pieces Dutch Blue Prints. . inches
wide. extra heavy, the quality that used
TO sell at l5c. now al fAc yard.
3 pieces Dress GlnghamS. excellent
quality. al the iatest styles. formerly
retaiied ST isc. ~ iar = yard.
IS pieces Dress SsteenS dark color
inxs. desirable patterns, at iec a yard.
ipo pieces Fancy stripe Crepcns
medium co.ors. very stylish. only loo
yard.
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TO DOWN scAI.PERs.
The New Lumber Exchange Takes
Prompe Action.

The Seattle Lumber Exchange IL taking
practical steps toward accomplishing the
purposes for which II has been ORGANISED
One o: tfs first moves Ia an effort to check
the career of the scsi?~rs to whom many
manufacturers have hitherto fallen VIC
tins. Secretary Philips has lust issued a
circular letter addressed to such Arms or
individuals a. are eligible fer membership.
IN which occurs the following paragraph:
owing to the improved conei,iors OF the
markets. the Eastern buyers are now seek
ting to come In more direct Communication
with the manufacturer. ana 10 assist such
mills ~ require All In this direction the
exchange win bulletin daily overrius or
6ers and wants from the mills 50 requiring
who are members OF the exchange. and wlil
make arrangements for aisposal OF thar
product. free Of charge. 70 rfilis which are
prepared TO I'll them. thus dispensing vI.h
tho intervention Of INSCRIPTIONS sca,rsrs
ana cUrhstone brokers'. the source OF such
great evil 10 the trade and lass To the mar
nfacturcr IN the past three years Such
parties are making their hcast even now
that they VIII again cousroi the rnarx..
and force 7; 20 the iansu,shl- condition
from which II has just ernerre4-a consl-
ton the exchange has determined win
year assistance. shah no. again exist.-
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AFRAID or sssoxKGY xucxxY. :.


Or0oP INDme0.
'9onnsy rackey" has again hsea mads
2 Defendant before the courts. but this
time the complainant IL his wife Lula.
who Is anxious for . divorce. The real
rame of the defendant 10 Charles Ed
mondA and he is an empiews Of the Ore
gon Improvement Company At Franklin
Mrs. Edmouis charges her husband With
oru0 and inhuman tydatm~nt. rendering
life ourdsnsoms and the marriage relation
dangerous and unbearabiA ghs says sps-
c.bcai'y that on April 10 he struck her on
the face. head and shoulders with : Ian,
tern. cutting and hruising her. and threat
ened to take her life u she made known
his acts OF deserted him. He Is accus-
toned. chs says. to behave In like man
ner. and without just cause to ny into .
passion. TO abuse and beat her
and to threaten her life. He
" . man Of powerful frame, and
dangerous not only to her. the wife sAya
but to the community ~ large She fears
that " she continues 10 live with him he
win soms time fall into . rage and kill
her: The parties were married IT Frank
lin IN I'D.
''sonnsy Luckey" y well known to the
public ~ the man whom J. b. White.
agent Of the Auskogec nation. attempted
to sxtrsdite In December. lisa. for the
alleged murder Of Dickson Scott. In Okla
bona territory. HabeaS corpus procssd-
inss in his behalf were brought both In
the superior court and the United States
court. and the prisoners release vas or
dercd IN both instances. 'Sonney Lucky
wAa ut one time . mule driver IT the
Franklin mines. and In now a nrsmaA He
Is also constable for Franklin precinct.
Mrs. Edmonis aslrn for a.imony pending
the suit. and IN order was signed citing
her husband TO appear before Judge
Humes May Is TO show cause WAY he
should not advance 30 for counsel fees
and pay SIS per month suit money. An
order was also signed restraining him
frcm interfering with her In any manner
Whatsoever.
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NOW FOR THE I.ABORERs.
civil Service Examln1ng Board Il
Through With Fire and Police,

The last civil service examination for
fremen was held yesterday, twenty-five
applicants writhing In mental agony over
the intricate questions. The ordeal = now
over. a. far ~ the police and IRE Depart
ments are concerned. the next examiaa-
ton. 10 take place May 10, being for la
bore6a There are 100 applications In for
the examination on May Il
The result OF the contest for the posi-
tion OF chief OF the police department. will
be announced the early part OF next week.
after the physical examination has - n
held. The average viii then be taken on
10th physical and mental examination,
and the names Of the three highest eerts-
ned TO thu mayor. He VIII then make a
choice.
Tho following physicians have been ap-
pointed ~ board % physical examin-
srs: President. DIR. y. o. Palmer; secre-
tary. Or. II. Ttus. and J. r. White
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HIS RIGHTS INVADED.
Colored Prisoner From Franklin secks
Release Under Habeas Corpus.

An application for . writ Of ha5eas cor
pus wss made IN the superior court yes
terday on behalf OF Ed Wsi.s. q oo!oTed
boy from Franklin. who has been In sail
since April - The prisoner was COM
m.tsed under an order issuing from JUS
ticc Charles weatherhee's court. directing
that Willis be Imprisoned for thirty days
for an assault and battery on Operator
Perot. whom he struck on the head with
Q stone.
Wills. who Il represented by Attorney
Frank IA. lnrersols. claims that his con-
ttirutional rights have been Invaded. and
,sst he y Illegally restrained 81 his fib-
~rty, for the reason that no complain, on
oath. IN writing. a. required. has ever
been fiied charging him with the commits
sion OF crime or u,siemeanor. The
wrfs was made returnabie at 80 O'Clock
this morning.
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tCK OF EVIDENCE.
- IKE Damage Cass 6oes
Out Of Court.
- onIer m as'cAssM AppeAl.
w Iaeksy's'' Wiab ooD ~ N
V-uorssnan - Tsaal -
AIlseca ThGa.


= - lnmsgs ease u Yrank n l6eshs
- - -. W. A. Underwood. ~ reos1ver
NJ ~ eesftle City Railway Company. she
uG1100 wmt out Of Judge Osboru'a
- snceorday % . challenge to the le-
~ mGIeteEcy Of .he evsdence. The eourt
"a UuViously overruisd . molten to- 4
- - enz made the decisive rullng On
Z '1111oD thst TIE Jury Be Instructed 10
n vsrdsct for the defendant
RI 6hinG Ais decision the ceusf STA
- rrtes certain circumstances Il was
~, 1rnokoo OF the constitutional rfxht 10
- ~ tury for tho judge 10 defermias
S - Nv and the facts taken tpgsehen
15 ~ oae conclussoa possible. there
1S 1onned upon the court . duty %
116n r - the suffic;spcy Of ths evidesce.
4 1611noay had not shown any poattivs
~ 6 nogiigopce on the part Of IT, street
- 10y. but Il bad shown mnreiy
~ Menke had fallen from the ear.
0clneut any fault On her part. and
E9 - injured No showing had been
-,11o fnas the company was liable. ard Tie
- hrns and explicit. made u the duty
11o eoorf 10 declare the evidence noe
- The case. accordingiy. dc not
p . - Jury.
~ 81 Of ~. undss which the ruling
= ~. b TO be found on page a Of
~ arulu laws. n consists Of but one
-, - follovs:
- IN eases tried In the superior court
= mn. ID which the legal sufIicency
z ~ evi6Gncs shali b. challenged. and
- eongt shall decide ~ . matter Of Law
- yee6iet should Be found. the court
<11 thsssupon discharge the jury from
- eenslderation Of the case. and d.
~ Augment To be entered IN aceordanos
- = lscisiou."
~ Nsaks was injured last Octobar
u ~ Rainier street curve on the Yesier
- ~. She WAS sitting on TIE dummy.
- = ~ car rounded the eurve sho
- fpDn the stat to the ground II
- e3aimed on her behalf that tho COM
- ahould have provided wuarc rails.
- - for judgment In Sl.sEA
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Ha1vogUsn, n.mw chSIAren 81 decsassA, -
nalng IN Fillmore county. Nina
yoen Erianter. 3 native Il Sweden. vas
easnisses 70 citizenship -yeftertAy By
q native q. ireland, uns n6satstsd b
Judge Hnmas-
Afre1 Lssebsn vas yesterday appointed
guardian % rs three miner children for
t1e p1rcozs c< realizing upon the surren-
Ger value % two t:ee policies in tn MAs-
ees1us<fss Mutual Ter t1soo.
~ Parry enssh. guardian Of the estate
* John Wnckfor1. Insane. yesterday 6ied
e repcrt eho~tsg receipts Of 81 ~ ana ex-
pendtures Of 0zi-I. He ASKS for rea-
fcrney.
The traascrips o. TIE pfoces6fngs q IT,
mon.c.pAl court In the ease Of the state
vs. John Burke, charged with assault and
BIZ Jn1gs Glasgow for eonsernps. Was ased
u u eupeftof court yesser1Ay.
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Ash Your Frsnds Why They Prefer the
STERLING BICYCLES.
FOREHAND BR0s GearA Agents. 1915 second Az. SEATTLE

mail route 10 winthrop. have pesssicned
FOR q pcstcfiice to be known AZ Otema.
with c. II. MeFarane ~ postmaster. In
the petition Il II stated that there viii he
no additional expense 70 the eoyernmeus
II the people are permitted postoffice. All
OF the petitioners arc rancherx and are
there TO stay, and the settlement win con-
stentiy DO increased instead Of decreasing.
One OF the principal petitioners IL s. Il.
Mason. formerly Of Deep Greek ralis, now
living at this place. and one OF the present
county commissioners Of Okanogan oounfy.
q. W. sswali. of Silver. wanfa = post
once established xix miles north Of silyor
and eight miles south OF WINTHROP.
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A eishoaorea check i the hssis OF An
action In tne superior court. IN which
Fischer Bros. sue Ferdinand Brockman
FOR ST.. The check vas drawn April
last. on the First National hank o. Water
vile. ana peculiar circumstances In con-
rec;ioa with the suit Is ,ha; the bank has
se~u nasie gnruishee defendant
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Black Dress Goods.

srecis, values ia Figured Black
Gccfss
4s-tnca Nohsir Crspoa. sec yard
ts-inch Figured Szesllsn. hsga izstrA
silky effect. Ese yard
Figured Nuns Yelling. al wool. suit
able for summer gowns, ta-lnch. sc
yard
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sertiea 20 match. IN white. ersAW
cert. batter. tan ard siren color. -.
+. se. Sc. &c. ze. Sc. &c. fer. isaxc. isc. tsc.
DC and 1sc-
piaits yaleacsennes Lace. with IN
sersson 20 match. white ard batter
coior. Sc. &c. g. Ice, tsise. iSc. As. -.
81.
Point de Paris Lace. with insertion
% match. &c 70 Sc per yard.
Oriental LACE. with Insertion to
masch. In ecru. butter and whitA 20
10 sIes
Ne<-sop Pc,ns De venise fAce. with
insertion to match. In ecru. Holland.
batter. cream and white. sac TO SRS
per yard.
Rasisee Lace. with Insertion 20
match. in ecrn. linen. cream and
white. sac to Afn per yard
Point Applique SIX Lace. IN cream
and black. fsc 70 Ills.
Chantiily Lace in black. 80 TO NIX
Black Woo, Lace. Id. 10 So ~
81. sar
Point Bourbon insertion. In black. ioe
IS. "a. &c.
Rasists Insertion. cream. liasn and
ecrs. isc. sc, &c, &c. 80. <oc soc. &C,
~. A..
Point Ia venise Insertion. cream.
linen and ecru. ;slsc. lsc. &c. &c. 10,
<8e. sc. 5ec. SOC and &c
Baiiste. al over ecru and linsa. IN
20 0sA
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fhs laeor bureau has can Tor tweBy-
Try.
-. d. Lowman and Herman CAapln died
fers3zy.
bna.dIrg permits ysrs yesterday tvusd
70 frank Atwood and IL q. Bunna. Both
usre for small frame ousidingS
r. ~ CSswford 1lad his bond foe thu
new term - clerk e the municipal court
with the city comptroller yesterday.
A ssata0ene has also hem made q pAy-
rnsntz on the AsseaAmoas for East Colum-
ha street The pfopefty ownery portion
h ok779.st. q which SDok-1s has been col
iectet Bonds viii Be isoned Goe ths bai-
Anc<. Gsss3.0-
The ssatsmsnt AZ the city treasurer Of
the payments made On ths asseasmenf for
grading Galer street show Q oolleetioo Of
$3.50. The property ounefx' portion u
G.3iz -, and bonds VIII b issued for the
balance due. LII. -.
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Canrt Netss

A rrn,.,r FOR a rev trial was YESTERDAY
,.,sss Nv desenAant n the csse q Brooks
a galsr Va W. r. Hays
tn, sui, az L. X. Bcxley vs. WaEan D
o.fss,,e W. Is, Crews. john Collins J. 2.
f;,szssu and j. III. klng has oeSa c's-
ua!ssoa by sr!pclstlsr-
tn. w..htnx,cr irs-rcver,~nt Company
h., made a usesson for new triAi OF tne
acfson wherein A. {. NAss.n 49, w.
recovered = Judgment for G.xS.3.
In the matter % the estate e. Adsnse
ard.y asking ter the alsrootioo o.
10 es.S row n the hxnts % A.6rew
s.esln~rv administrator. The sxpsnsee -
nssrr ~ ,AW are Garsns A Aad Asury T.
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nearing completion and will be opened en-
Nay 50. on which date tina eiao VII have
an open field day and the Newcastle peo-
pie Join In q grand celebration.
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Third Floor.

VILLA Notwithstanding new for
Seattle. These goods are enc yard
wide and come In all the most artistic
shades, are soft and crape well, are
ussd for eushlens. Loose covers. for fur
niture. in fact any place you want an
artistic effect. use villa Cloth. 30 .
yard.
Persian Stripe AT 500 q yard. make
nice couch or furniture covers. heavy
portiera. etc.
Art DENNIS. = fall tine. plain and fis-
urec-
Lace Curtains. &c. sc. stoa. up to
$ta0. We show full line al all iirnes.
Carpet Swespers. Let US show you q
sweeper that sweeps. only IA "A
guarantee with each one.
Carpets cleaned and reiaia.
Window Shades. all sixes.
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Mofhs~

We are eisstrS cot our boys CLOTHING
very r.rs6iy. Your choice cs 4 r-s, xp-znr
ssir all wool. worth from "a % 81. for r.
Ssas Brown stock sale. as s@---,a.t svs-,ss
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Mems Spring Overcoats.

Mems Spring overccats IN BLACK
Cheyiots and Dark Gray worzteis. at
SO
Mems Spring overcoSts In light COLI
oraa Cashmere. at s11
Mems Spring overcoats IN Black
Cheviols and worsteds. stylish hitting
coats. at sia
Mems spring overcoass In Black ~
dressed Worsteds. ct us.A
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wa.h,neton ro-tnr,ces.

WASHINGTON City. Nay G.--Specai--Peo-
Pile residing IN a little natural valley or
park about eight miles from Maiott. on the
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All for thu wts,-

4 r0enpl'ree ecpy 0. the win Of Fmnk
who died IN this city March
.a's year, Was aiei IN the probate
sstcrtsy. The will which make
-&e.ie II, Crcwi. the widow, eoie
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lriain's Cough Remedy the
EaNar.s-

Mercer County. Pa We believe
ssains Cough Remedy to be the hes,
IN use. We use il in our own fami-
his 'asorite s.aong cur customer
ReoS u To- Is and - ceo
~ sale BY druSxissa
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FABIAN va,encisnnes LAo& with tn
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Mems styisshly Made Golf Suita cf
imported scotch Tweeds with cap 10
match, al $40 and IA
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Electric Bitters,

Aiec'fic bitteis Is "a me..iciue sniica
.of ahy sfason. Bat pet.i4.,S more e :
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mes y torpid and siues VI and Abe.
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Ns4fi y No. OF tails mSisicine fds
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@"'ees teyets, No meJ clue aili art
H. surely III eoontetaet ~. antt ifye
.ae system on tae Maiatidi
ss. tie. sche. lad; estion Con-
ppspa'i"a- Dizziasss Yield 10 Elect &c
1h;,'. only fifty cents per bottle at