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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-01-12
WHISKY OyERCAME HIM.
nsncher RepudIntes Insurance Con
tract because of Alleged DrnggfnQE.

rsncher RepudIntes Insurance Con-
tract Because of Alleged Druggfng.
Too much nauas is a defense urged by
rsrnss MullFn TO 4 suit brought against
In By the State Insurance Company OF
0rpgon. The action was begun about a
ressh ago the insurance company asking
-. Judgment IL &fs5, on two promissoFy
srslAs respectively for s3s7.5o and slg7. Null
i. In does not deny that he signed the notes.
S4i SAYS his signature was obtained by
e.,5ga ON returning from this city to his
fsrs February . 1854. ne says he was
NET Al Kent by an agent Of the company,
vsn being well aware OF his extreme old
AZ and habit OF drinking intoxicating
assors 20 excess entered into converse
,s9a and Invited him 10 drink. In this
rsansr Muffin Gays, he and the agent
seeame drunk. che former so completely
rat reason was suspended and impotence
ersatsd In his mind: and while In that
q rendition he was prevailed on to sign the
roes.
Tas consideration was certain Insurance
tsIeiss 10 be issued on Mullins ranch.
~ the owner says the agent accepted
,ss bstes ard agreed to insure without
tsrsonal examination of the property. The
srn. uullln says. was well known by thu
sssns 70 be ridicuiously high. The policies
y ael.eyes amounted 20 5000 or si0,0o
sAas the insuFable value Of the ranch
4 est above SO $40. IS soon al MuIlin
rsoefei his policies, he returned them TO
lAs company, repndiated the contract as
1 ffaua, and on September 2. 1924. rein
sarsa piece Of the property in the same
eBngany for $500.
Malin yesterday recovered Judgment by
.sauit ca S423 50 against i. l. Sttnson,
& seven promissory notes executed De-
ezhtr q. 1894. and payable to the First
NATIONAL Bank.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-01-12
Cases set by Judge Osborn.

In the superior court yesterday Judge
Osborn set cases as follows;
II. W. Wheeler VS.. c. +. Stone, jan
uary %.
Eilzabeth NJ Fraser VS.. Fidelity and
Casualty Company, January y.
A Dinkelspiel Va. school district NO. lug,
January y.
Pioneer Savings and Loan Company vs..
A. c. wellington, January q.
Wolf, Sayer = Heller VS. j. {. MaSel &
Sons. January =.
Charles Heaiey vs.. washington DAIRY
Company, January p
Harris Elster VS.. City OF Seattle. Jan
uary =.
r NJ Anderson va. John Collins ct al.
January 3.
Corwin s Shank et al VS.. Kate Elsen
ct al. January e.
Joseph Smith vs.. j. l.. kahaley, jan
uary "a.
Angus McIAln VS.. Yesler Logging Com
pany. January =. ....
CITY OF Seattle vs.. l. II Gri0ita Realty
and banking Company. January =
Charles II Harper vs.. Alice NJ. Gold
stein. February 4.
Frank stosseI We. \. 7. Van ds Nanter.
February 8.
A. Maitland VS.. Bessie \. Horton. Feb
]. l.. Howe vs.. Ella Barto ct al. Feb
Stephen Murray vs. Rufus II. Smith.
February Is 100,
Nathan H. Dodds rs. Ab6ie Dodds
Brown. February =.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-01-12

.sy order ~ J13ge langley In the case Of
", An3rews vs. the Standard Mn Com
lAay Frank I. Curtis. receiver. has been
sa'aoF8zod 20 sell az pghlic or private sale
= o. the RAJ ard personal property he
asfT'ng % the mill, including notes. book
szaants and claims against stockholders
mere s total OF So 50 "a IN claims for
sad capital stock. IS fellows: Charles
.s,aaer N&1l2os. James A LogEie. Sia.-
= 80 George +. Evans. SNsa. Is. George F.
: aSeil s. fS -. oran Kiteley. Sis. 90.
- real estate belonging 20 the mill corr
i, = y three lots 81 Kirkland. tho ~ which
~ ere and oBe~half story houses on
8 g - There Is various personal property,
9. 'salng Naodv p.ielriver and two
.Afes ~ Seattle National hank stock
V are outstanding prcmiSs'ry notes
eFssating s. - S.. ranging from s2s 70
ana TIE cpen ledger accounts. thirty
- n number. amount 70 g.. t3t.&2. rang
q tsoEn 81 IS u sI.rss p
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-01-12

phun z. Kelly has been appointed ad-
rDfnfstrator OF the estate OF WtlAam l.
Turner deceased. and has furnished a
g SO bond with James shannon ana ".
a shannon as sureucs.
The damage suit OF Helen 5 Shoblad "a.
NJ r Rackus. receiver for the seattle
Consolidated Street Railway company
was SIN before Judge habtord IN the
Federal court YESTERDAY. a motion Tor
ror-s1Ift was argued and denied. and the
case was continued until Monday.
sarah \. cox. 70 whom has been as
stoned a & 500 nruullss0ry note given by
L,rank W Goodhue 10 the Lombard In
VrSrraeDt Company, yesterday began fore
closure proceedings ia the superior court.
The note IS secured BY uoFtsage on iot -
N}ork So u Il. pcDny's faFk ADDITION
- = zimmerman yesterday Hbsled the
steamer W p. Monroe for SO, nut the
,ase was afterwaFd settled o0t % court.
Zimmerman alleged that pc had contract
TsF with the steamer 20 carry lsea, Tons or
o'Ses e,rl0uatnx 10 him from whitney
sIolgh near Ia Conner 70 n tSt Seatt4"'
and that the steamer has ta@.e1 20 ca-4s
out the agreement
s-ha last siu % Tngehocg A Hagmoe,
xxho FIet n this city Deco FoieT 81, 1850,
49, been hled for probate IN t0e superior
.,enrt Erick HAgmoe, WHO" eF. - name ~
- sNerutor without inteTF ent+on, ana tle
tt ---,t',,, ~ s. each 20 Mrs Matte johanna
NFortrQde Edward. Maria anu Ate+ 1e' "a
na-a. children q deceased
~ y Nelson vas yesterday suef ~
ysssise SrauEdsng on a pgomissoFy note
- So sasure& ~ ucrtEage on tots ana
biock 2. sarah h IesleFs FIRST .sad.-
-, drawn ia favor Or v L'eal laf =:
st.--s...~ lSss After the eNec4Uon %
80 raortease Nelson Is sald 20 EAye sod
- -.,sf eslf OF lot 6 80 Con Gepicrt. ~ao
-. ~ - ~ sne-fourth az the NOR axe
SS,5lilne asks for Judgment accord 'E-S'S
or.se~s confirming sale have been sisJae3
-. surf-ior court Ia tAe tel3oNl-s
20 ~. ~. Ia .sefpAfa Mortgage and trust
Company Is =. p Csr i' e; a p. .'' -
1903 y pierce Company " G. NJ
Elemental addition, 500 - s.--.---i . - =
- ShsySi IS. charles Mann e a. ~ 81.
FEE ne 20 = 'clInea Psrk. s--1 y I'D IN ~
srsor,as UepstQns william : Z 49, !, -
=, S--S Enff,a lots and - block - Ai.1
IN-- 80 ~ Sat :. hsoek \. 4. A. l'enfs
S5iifisa. s. Isl p - pa a'.ll So,
- sg,a Trust Company : @s''- =
5.,At - =. II ioi ia alock =. 4 4 4Nel--
's8gItsor. S..sl. $ 20 p4~haA-
-, ,.-- r.rc. cured. 49,, a. A4--@s s
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DAILY CHILDREN DISAPPEAR.
Judge uune=' Mandate Disobeyed, Is
Al. a f-naA-


TIE second instance Of disOhedience TO
e. order 81 the superior court came 70 light
yesterday. when Mrs Clara i. Daily called
81 ne boarding place OF Mrs Ida Miller 20
slsit her children Neither Mrs. Miller
fsT DAILY nor the children were anywhere 10
= s~eu. and the facts Of their disappear
are pointed very strongly 70 their having
hsen tho night boat for Victoria and
ilace3 themselves beyond the jurisdiction
{ e ne superior court. Mrs, Daily had
tsss8 on the Children The previous evening.
IL the father was present. and Is reported
= have Instructed the little girls 20 say
hashty things about their mother.
9TH the Daily children smuggled away
Isa.lag an ORDER ~ court and Annie Roger
estse ocean bound for san Francisco. the
sesk e notable for habeas corpus cases on
se4cA IRE mandate % the law has had little
tsasnea
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-01-12
CLAIMANTS SHUT OUT
r,helants in the Perley Case
Secure Nothing.
..o CONTRACT DUE TO WHISKY.
children Taken Away, Despite
a.. order OF Court-A woman's
suit for Damages
..o CONTRACT DUE TO wHlsk,

. -. sac;sh1r OF United States Commits
-, 1sprtggs IN the Mary r. Perley npel
- grogfng out Of a collision OF the
a. 60 u.rley with the Kingston IN No
- -, near West point. was fled
100 district court yesterday afternoon
=. F1.Ycet Sound & Alaska Steamship
-. pbAeh OWES the Kingston. gains
sp~sefoFy nominaily. for IL u awarded
ss.-agez TO the extent OF s., Us. but the
- 8 made one Of the sixth class. n.
= pak.r 4 Co, who clairsed damages be-
- fbegr charter vas broken into. were
1890 claim or s55i for equipment.
-, ssss IL Offset by claims against them
- RAJ Baker Il Co. gain is the canceEa-
-. n their bond for the faithful perform
- ~ the contract entered into when
az took the Perley.
rsa claims as allowed by Commissioner
9 ss-gzgs and recommended paid are as fol-
isrsE Wages. $50; supplies, siz3: work
r,apoyss, $50: old wages due Lettie Don
ev.n. $50. Fhe claims Of the Donovans
.srs re5egated 10 the rear because they
~sre d4aayed BY the claimants 10 favor
w. Redaing. who owned the steamer. Mr.
sarsgzs sad that ne did not think after
nv had allowed their claims TO pass. as
sssxn by the evf1enee. that they should
,s-s IN over other claimants who had ie-
j 81 claims II Judge Hanrorf approves
"a report the steamships claim will be
= far down the list that 1t will not get
.rvthIng. Some time ago thu Mary r.
p.rlsy was sold By Marshal Drake and
t~aught only 5000
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-01-12

- AanaRonian coaaict Yer blood n Sno-
Sd county. dating from July ! 81 last
- hAs oeen called 20 the attention of
aeT'or court. From a complaint fled
ssAS, X appears that Louisa Stewart
.ss. ss,is1 eessk trl hotel at EAnonds. and,
-. - employed, Was assaulted BY Jane
sewers. whose Christian name - an
"a 10 ire complainant. Il IS ALLEGED
e Stevens m5SHe- struck ud cut her
- 49, ~1tA knife. iG1lcfiBg a danger
y, N.s wound. AM 81 seriously injured
=. nat she vas !n-ar,scltatei from work
-, N, !, g pay - FOR medical serV-
~ reason of the attack the stewart
ts,,s !. .ls1fas - have Suffered great dis
Saad. O. her damage "a $50
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-01-12
New suits Filed.

In the superior court yesterday actions
were begun as follows:
Wilrnon Tucker VS.. David II. Webster
Assigned contract for legal services.
s647 %; attachment.
Emma L. Plumley VS.. Richard Gowan et
ai-Promissory note, s. $50.
Thomas Boyum VS.. James A. ReeS-
Transcript from justice court. S62.l0
Sarah A Cox VS. Frank w. Goodhue ct
ai-Promissory note and mortgage S,ZJ0.
Louisa Stewart VS.. Jane Doe Stewart
Damages for personal injuries. 500.
Dennis Mulhn VS.. i. l.. Stinson 81 al
Promissory notes. s2fs default: Judgment.
si23.5T.
Waldo Spalding vs. .. \. Nelson et al.
--Promissory note and mortgage, $500.
Bay View Brewing Company vs.. George
Observation-Disclosures, $40.
Niles c. Moore et al, as executors. vs..
David Gilmore at ux.-To set aside con-
Neyance OF real estate.
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LEVY COULD NOT BE MADE.
futile Effort To Satisfy Big Judgment
a Tnnrexnncaa OnaSt Ionpd.


An attempt TO realize on Il judgment
~ 81. az. 20. recovered by Miles G. Moore.
rdwn +. Baker. Henry c. Baker, or
Waaa Walla. and Willie Baker, as execu-
elsrs at the will OF Dorsey :. Baker, de-
leased. has led the executors 20 bring
rsoad suit against David Gilmore and
wife The Judgment was recovered in the
ssseT;or court September II. 1895. and ex-
sutton. daily placed In the hands Of the
shsrif. wss returned by him yesterday rs
rnsatisaed. With an Endorsement showing
sscproperfy found An action vas begun
sss;srday charging Gilmore with having
Snyeyed ali his interest tn large
snsant OF community property 10 Mrs.
Gilmore. FOR the purpose. IL Is sad. OF de-
tfsl2fshg the creditors. The court Is asked
b set aside the deed as fraudulent.
ih the case OF Megraih VS. Gilmore,
z saereln Judgment was recovered nndlng
fsr $50. the defendant yesterday filed
! notion for a new trial. alleging the
usual statutory grounds.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-01-12
Lawyers Want Their Fees.

As an outgrowth OF a lawsuit against
Mary z. Thorndyke ct al, David II. Web
ster has been made a defendant in an ac-
ton in the superior court for $S47 s. costs
and attorneys fees. The action is brought
by Wilmon Tucker. to whom the claim has
been assigned By Blaine d DeVries, who
prosecuted the case for Webster. The costs
advanced are given az 1897 s.. An attach
ment was issued and bond filed for 500,
with Charles l. Denny and William NJ.
Calhoun as eureties
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The Forxer IotharIo.

W. z. Felix, the Mason county forger,
whose escapades with women and bad pa
per have made him notorious, viii be land
ed In the King county jail some time this
week. Sheriff Van de Nanter yesterday
received telephone message from Sheriff
Samuel Caldwell that the prisoner would
be made ready for the transfer in few
days. Felix IL wanted here for having
forged the name Of d. A. Mckenzie TO some
worthless checks
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ana 10 pay 800 fine, withdrew his plea OF
not guilty before Judge Hurnes yesterday.
and was again handed over to Jailer Burk-
FsaH- The case came before the court on
appeal. and Harris attorney had advanced
claim or excessive sentence, but when the
prisoner was closely questioned by the
court ne admitted that he had no money.
lie thought. however. he could get IT, A
lew more interrogaforfes convinced the at
torney that the best course was TO change
the plea from not guilty 20 guilty. The
object OF the rnaneuvering seems 10 have
been 10 persuade the c0urt 20 modify the
sentence to fine only. and then let Harris
serve the time In jail In this way he
would have escaped with only few weeks,
instead Of several months.
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Call for County Warrants.

County warrants 10 an aggregate Of go
Go VIII be called by County Treasurer
Maple January Is. In addition 10 warrants
for outside school districts. the call Will
reach up 70 and include the following mum
bers: County fund, 2.65l. road and bridge
fund, 4.I0o. soldiers relief fund, ia
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Remains of the Ex-Clerk OF Ballard
RnrIed in Mount Pheasant Cemeae cry.

Remains of the Ex-Clerk OF Ballard
HurIed I'm Mount Pleasant Cemetery.
The funeral services over the remains OF
Alfred white. ex-city clerk OF Ballard.
We're held az his former residence. on State
street. yesterday morning az 10 o'clock.
Rev. +. f.. Hyland officiating. The inter
ment took place in Mounr Pleasant GENE
terry. The services were largely attended.
Mr.. Whittla vas a very prominent man in
the affairs OF Ballard when he was pos
eossed OF his health, and IL viii be recalled
that he was elected city clerk by the city
council IN lss9. Before his term expired.
however. he became unable 20 attend 20
his duties. owing 20 spinal trouble. and
appointed Andrew Mccain, his deputy. 20
attend 20 the work for him. From that
time Mr. white was confined 10 his
house. and most OF the tine 20 his room,
until death released him from his suf-
fegings.
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A Painful Fall.

As County Treasurer Maple was on his
way TO the city Friday morning ne fell at
Higgins store and severely wrenched his
left arm. already badly crippled BY rheu-
matlsm. In consequence he was unable 10
attend TO his customary duties at the court
house yesterday.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-01-12
An Edmisfnn Note.

In the superior court yesterday Richard
Gowan and Ada Gowan were sued by En-
ma T. PlunNey, who seeks 10 recover $500
on a promissory note at 10 per cent. made
at walla Walla April IS, 1899. and payable
10 J. X. Edmiston or order.
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Payment OF the 1895 tax viii begin tomor
row. and consequently the county treas
urer's office i flooded with inquiries for
statements and other Information. An av-
erage OF 30 letters day is being received.
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Prince Bi~marck'. Health.

Berlin. Jan HIT was ssni-ofr3c ally az
rougce3 today that Prince Bismarck VIII
rot be able - come - Berl.- upon the
occasion Of the celebration Of the ami
ve-sary e the proclamation ot the German
.sranire. January IS.
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\ KENTUCKY LEGISLATOR DEAD.
with HIN Died the Last Hope or
Rlach hurn's Recollection.

Rlackburn's Reelection.
Frankfort. Ky. Jan Representa- tivs
Isaac wilson. Of Nelson county. died this
morning. His last earthly act was the vote
cast 10 the caucus for Blackburn by his
frieaa. Senator George Fulton, last night,
while Wilson lay dying N the Capitol no.
tel lie came here knowing full well that
he would bs taken home only as a corpse.
hut he was determined. he sad, that the
last act q his life should be % help his old
corrade In arms. Senator Blackburn.
Death breaks the tie IN the legislature.
The Republicans have s-Xty-e-ght votes,
the Democrats slxty-seven. the PopuliSts
Two The populists VIII vote for the Re-
vuhlcaa nominee FOR United States zrn-
atar Dr Godfrey Hunter was nominated
wv the Republicans this afternoon. Hunter
IS now a member e congress.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-01-12
Sl.98 a Pair.
r1ore Great Cloak
Specials.

Today we add large lot OF ane gar
ments TO the special tables. making the
sale in this department greater bar
gain event than ever.
St aQ-SpeclaI table OF Ladies' Jack
'Loo cts. regular s7.50 TO $40 qaali&
ties. reduced TO SASS
&c -s-Misses' Latest style Jackets.
SV''o ranging IN prize from ss.4s
and so upwards. reduced TO s675
Sc l0-A very large and varied stock
@o.to OF Children Cloaks. all re-
dGced. Reduced from SO 70 So. Is. from
$40. 20 to s6.ss; from 30 ana Sl2.sQ 10
y.sS
ca 0Q-Ladies' Latest style Jackets
"V.1o IN Finest Cloths. reduced
from si2 and SIS 70 s9ss. reduced from
so 10 sI250. ~ Is
IF Q2-Large lot OF ladies' Jackets.
'I'"o odd sizes originally sold at
from $50 70 $3.50. reduced TO Sass,
co QQ-Odd loi Of Ladies Jackets, fun
Vo'"o silk lined. reduced from $3.50
and 80 to ssss.
&c oQ-Ladies' Long Jackets. 42-inch
.'o'oo length. IN Chinchiiias and
kerseys. reduced frors so 10 sl2 90. re-
duced from s12se 10 tT.ss.
81 s0-Childreu's Refers, ages 20
'o'"V y years, various styles. re-
duced from s. 70 $3.50. from 1915 to
HsS: from $ 10 s5.9S. nom 81 to 1898.
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Prince Alexander. Of Prussia. nead

Berlin. Jan. 1.-The Geath OF Prince
Alexander OF Prussia vii lead 10 the cur
failing 81 court festivities II the next
three months. The hunting parties ar
ranged FOR this month wiu be canceiaA-
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NOTABLE DEAD.

Nest Rev. Robert Samuel Gregg. P-otes-
q ireland. IS dead.
John r. Sounding q tha firm o. Nash.
Su4al5sng s. Co. sugar vr6GeTs o Eos-
ton ed Saturday OF a complication os
& s-zsss. succeeded ~ al attack o. p1eG-
Hlou4A- I{e Vas u years OLD
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RHEUMATISM

49,. - sAc pain, there IS nothing s.
h. = - esectual as Chat lcrisin's Pain
ss-. quick relief IL agorvis is alone
sea-. tines It's cost A single botile.
g' ai'y cents. has Elected perEaa-
. S-21y severe cases.
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49, = I t77Nt Z III u
49, aarrts. a petit arcenist recently
&c. y tie anun. ciaal court 70 SIX
- Imprisonment 10 ire coGxty tau
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M-uya1's Remedies are sold ~ his
goats. Clossou - Kelly. druggists. occs-
dental avenue.
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Added r1uslin Wear
Specials.

shn further additions made TO the
bargain taSies. Don't miss them.
goa Ladies Muslin Nightgowns,
-VV worth soc, now 2oc each.
On Ladies Muslin Nightgowns,
ooV worth sIs5, now S5c each. =
QQe Ladies Muslin Nightgowns,
uoV worth 81. So, now CSC each.
Ct ~ Ladies' Muslin Night
oh-o gowns, worth Sc, row
$i.25 each.
Q0a Ladies Muslin Chemise re-
oJV dnoed from sI.zs to ssc
each.
tQa Ladies Muslin Chemise.
fvu special lines, at 4oc, orc,
73c, S5c and o8c; all at less than
5oc on the dollar.
Ladies' Muslin Drawers, Ger
set Covers and Skirts at similar
reductions.
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Fer fc.
Ladies' Shoes, $a.oS.

We have gone through the entire shoe
stock and taken out all broken lines
and added them 10 the special tables.
These shoes are reduced from $50.
s.. $50 and s. to.......................
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The
Oldest
And the Best

I'm the Fall of 'eS, nv son.
r. b. ROUTE, had huge carbun-
Gle on his neck. The doctor
lanced it. but gave him no per-
manent benefit.
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I1cale hans. !4acy e1se-. .'-~' a = 1T : I
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Or. Lyons Tooth Powder. 20s.
Cutieura Soap. 800 a box.
Pears Scented soap, III a box
Pears Uusesnted Soap. 2 cakes &c.
Kinks Collage Line Soap. cakes
for f9c.
I.asterfne. sc.
Eau de Qul,line. tic
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GEN. FRANCIS c. BARLOW DEAD.
One OF Gen. Grants Best Soldiers
Fought Through the Whole War.

New York. Jan. u.-Gen. Francis c. Bar
low died today.