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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-12-23
BACK FROM WASHINGTON.
Prosecuting Attorney HASTE Great ,
EIntcd over the Decision.

Prosecuting Attorney a W. HASTE re-
turned yesterday afternoon from Wash
ington, whittier he went iast month % rep
resent the state IN the appeal cases OF
Craeaaer. %ordstrun. Krag and Murphy
before the United states supreme court.
lie - very Wen satisfied with the result
OF his vislt and feels that a great DEAF OF
good has been accomplished IN the affirm
ing BY the highest cc1srt in the land Of
these eases The decisions. he says, were
made 1n phonomenaly short time after
presentation. Craemer's. Krug's and Muir
phy's cases were argued On $ saturday
ard Norssstrorl's the following Thursday,
the decision BY Chlef Justice Fuller bang
rendered Monday.
NJ. Haste states that several OF the
most brilliant lawyers ia the East were IN
attendance 50 the court engaged IN a Big
iateTstats commerce case. giving that
august tribunal busy aspect. on MS trip
across the continent en- route 10 the capital
city. the prosecuting attorney was caught
fn the severe blizzard that ragged a. that
tine ana delayed Eve 6ays.
NJ. HASTE has only ore regret. and that
8 thar the cases were not argued u Octo-
her. the .frnc originally ser. Hsd this pre-
vailed the whole affair would have been
brought - e. c3oae and the Tnurderers
given their Just deserts this year
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Handkerchiefs.

No stock could he IN better saaps 20
fl your every 0es.rs. Watch the
throngs sn this Despair tmsrAt- See them
buy and know that the eeiling must hs
right 10 cause such buying.
Ladies White Hemss.tche6 Haatksr-
chefs, Sc, lac. 20. lxl4c.
Ladies' White HsmstitcAed Hantker-
chiefs. ell linen. Lac. isc. 29c, &c. zoe.
CSC TO SOC.
Ladies Waite Hemstitched Initial
Handkercniefs. all linen. SO.
LADIES' White HeFnstitched initial
Handkerchiefs. cambria. t2Asc-
Ladies White Hemstitched Hand
Embroidered H&ndkerchtsfs. $50 $50.
Ladies White ScaBcped and EN-
broiaered Handksrchlefs. 100. INA i5o.
2ec. &c. Sc.
Ladies' White Sealoped Eand-Ena-
nroidered All-Lsnsn handkerchief. 10.
soc. &c. 800 20 $3.50.
Ladies " hlta Duchess Lace HAND
ke-ohlefs, E..S $50. $780, sea. H0A
ss.s0, 500. ,lo.eo 20 $500 each.
chiiarsn's Coiorsd Border HaEfdksr~
chiefs, $50 and Soc dozen.
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ssit for n balance Due.

r. ". winehnl and wife yesterday sued
p Hays 10 recover Ssts.7s for timber.
sai Tor $50 damages. IL - alleged that
re plaintiffs and defendant entered Into
ewtraet on February &. 1894 under which
he former granted the latter the right 20
III all the merchandise timber on tho
soash half OF the southwest quarter or ses-
fen e. township s. north. The rate 20 10
Allowed by defendant % plaintiffs for
si1mpSge was Is cents per i.eo feet and
al the merchandise timber on the land
vas 10 be removed b January 1. 1897.
In pursuance OF the contract J. n. Hays
entered upon the premises and cut and
removed logs 90 the quantity OF .kS
PEI, which, a. IS cents per 1000 feet. made
rSl6.5 Hays has paid $500. leaving
tlkH still due. for which amount sax =
brought. The sum OF $40 Is also prayed
for as damages for defendants failure 20
report shipments OF logs since March =.
- provided for IN the contract.
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Pleaded Guilty OF petit .arceny.

Thomas Walsh. who robbed n room "a
re house OF Emanuel Ssndstrom on No
femher 60 last. was arralEned before
'nase Husnes yesterday ans pleaded
rst'ty 70 charge Of r~tit larceny. T'Aere
Ssrs extenuating circumstances ia this
case as II was evident that Walsh did not
Asow what be was doing when ne went
tsa TIRE room which ne robbed and stole
fes articles % minor value. Including a
ssat Tie VAS intoxicated AZ the time, Y
sas also known that this was the first
sTApe TIA, Walsh had ever gotten into. as
r e the time he WAS arrested his repu-
asea FOR honesty ard INTEGRITY had never
NJ questioned. Far several years he had
sea n the revenue marine service. std
anSe who served With him gave him =
fed character. Ia view - al these facts
e prosecuting attorney allowed him 30
heas gse,ty 81 peut larceny. Sentence was
ssfefTea
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-12-23

A marriage license was tsSusd yestsr-
day TO J. q. Nehrhas and Nellie Biaker,

a marriage incense Nnt ts@A@a NN%feE-
day to J. q. Sehrhas and Nellie Biaker,
In the cas-. OF James f. Murphy. rece!v-
er. -. w l.. O''roole. Judgment In favor
on niaiutiT in the sum Of 500 was rem
dsred yesterday by Judge Osborn.
Judgment IN favor OF defendant IN the
sum OF siss.S ana cosis wss rendered ~
the Seattle Trust Company VS.. Lee j. FIT
ucr.
Judge Huunes made an order Yesterday
alrecsing that the attorneys or ". IT.
Brinker, executor OF the estate OF Hneo
A kobier be paid s4aa FOR their services
ia assisting In settling the Affairs - the
estate.
A decree was signed ~ Judge Langley
yesterday in the case Of George l. Carr
sgasment In favor Of p3asnti1 In THE sum
of 81 s07 g. and for a foreeloSufa OF a
mortgage.
An order wa. made BY Judge Langley
Yesterday directing those Interested IN
ma astate OF Caroline 7. kelegg 90 ap~
pear on January - - show cause WY
me administrator should not SCI conA-
tien claim No. q in order 10 pay eef1aia
lcgacleS.
In The casa Of Charles Bruhn ~ WIZ
tam Carkeek aud wife and others, an or
deVe conarmlnE sale Vas made Fes5e31aF
hy Judge Langley. 1he kf1Feft9 sea
consists ~ an Of aHton's addition 20 she
rttv ~ seattle and VAS bid In b. the
plaintiff for sl.2a
An order confirming sale Vas made ~
Judge Langley yesterday tn the ease g
ssfia "a Afes NJ ans Frank = Coll Tha
land sakl consists q lets ard = blo',k
- ia Eden addition No. = And was so43
10 plainIin for sl.15o,32
A. decree was signed ~ Judge Langley
v~FsefssAy IN the case q Carstens Bros.
~ 4 - MeAllister, administrators ot lss
spfata 81 Clement 52AH@sn. 0ece&sed- Il
alras-ts the administrators 20 sell tae prog
srrv covered hv chAttes mortgage aE0 10
ar,r{V the proceeds 80 the n3N u3asst q
ts.f7Sts.asf Bros clalus for Na1.s-
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The following new suits were flec in the
superior court yesterday
The NATIONAL Rank OF Commerce. 81 Ta-
coma. VS.. J. y. McNaught and J. II. Nc
Graw-To recover $500 dua on a promls-
cory note.
Thomas Ross. administrator vs. Cath
crime West-fro have q deed set aside.
The Loan. Guarantee and Trust Society,
limited Of London, England. vs. EdEaF
Bryan. as executor % the estate % Edna
A Bryan e. ALTO recover s3,.is and %
foreciose mortgage.
Y w w-fneltii and wife VS.. J. D. Hayes
TO recover skas.T5 balance due for tim
Der
Rachel MeNeills w. Peter and Loui-s
Wickstron and other%-tro recover N.ooa
interest 500 attorneys fees. and 10 fore
close "A mortgage.
Exchange National Rank. af Spokane,
We G. +. k'lHhbaek-To recover 3. ESQ. %
due on a check.
John Schram CO. vs. G. n. Schstusr
and T. Mciufyre-tiarniahme suit % re-
cover s2li-97 for goods sold and delivered.
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yENsEN WHIPS mENsrx.
Two fishermen fsIGht over a small
Matter at smith Cove.

Eher Janeen srt s. ". Hensen. Two e
Mott bav fishermen. rot 1ixed % 50
sgnlLh cove yesterday morning over SIS
s,,se ahoas nsh nets. ard furnished = rare
entert alnRenc far s. few seconds for he
assembled members q their profession
Ths canaa of tne hesrilUes IS near 8s
coals ee learned from TIE testimony gwen
"a ths municipal court yesterday after
noon. was thst Jensen 0ccuss3 Hsnsea
q piacinS bis net So close 20 his i1e1-
ssa'sA net that no Esh co2id res$ T.
Ffensen Feuliea hy calling Jeuses a lar.
sna Jensen struck Tenssn. Nyosen then
e-abt-at Jensen. ans both HsussA ant Ten-
sen Weat dNwn. Eenssa rs't@3 Jensen
and Jeaxea reiI 81 Nenssn. untu eotA Hsu-
sen aaf Jenssa Tot tired an3 stopped ~
rYsutasI consent. On reachtDx the city
Heussn Ax6 Jensen arrested for assault
ara battery and succes5e5 a having q
nne Imposed aSaiax; Aia - 81. via oos;s
x&Aet.
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craek.tt Must Pay III. Attorney.

In the case % Edward Brady vs.. Hugh
r. Crockett and wife. Judgment was rem
dered IN favor OF plaintiff in the sum OF
500 and costs b. Judge Humes yesterday.
The amount for which judgment Was rem
dered IA a balance due from Crockett as a
fee for defending him against . charge OF
murder. Crockett became involved IN an
alteration with a co.orsd man named
Waite IA a Yesler way saloon. and drew
a pistol and killed him. Crockett re-
taiaed Brady 4 Gay 20 defend him, and
was acquitted. FOR this service Crockett
was charged 81 90. He paid 200 leaving
n balance OF 500 for which Eulf was
brought. with the result as above stated.
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Receiver Barnes. % the Empire Jewell
ny Company. was yesterday ordered BY
Judge Langley 20 pew the following claims
for labor. Albert Mayer. Sgi2ss; NArkus
Mayer, sGsT -: r. Van Norman, ~. VI.
Philips. $50. G. Van Norman. so: L
Garrntie. s57.25. An order was also made
directing the receiver 90 purchase s. 90
worth OF new 3eweiry. This new stock r
needed 20 repseuish certain lines OF goods
that have run down and which are geces.
sary 20 have IN order 70 aid in selling the
old stock.
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n. FNrayA ConpAny's japanese Bsrasr.
es Yssfer way sns Sc Seeeed avenue.
have su~t received twelve cases ~ japan
ese ra-sns by steamer Esmpruss - ms n
AZ re holidays WI Sooa Be here IRE firm
ia order - ress1ee tAetr large stock w.
ser these Eceds a. very ciose pTires
Christmas BUYERS W. nfsa X % thslr ad-
xra,sae~ a. attena thls sale. as they cza
i.ssx sesatsf.ll and ussfu' presents fcr very
iftt1e money. Every purchaser receives =
present: g special present giyea witA every
ssgs ever 90 cents
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=. exchange Eatlonal bank o. Spokane
~~ssv gued Charles r. Ffs7sacks OF
= elsy. TO recover *Z.e4o-9A
- complaint alleges that on October
-. Fisnback presented 70 their bank
s...saue bic check. drawn on TIE First
/ .s.' .sl bank OF Seattle. for $50, and
$3.50 -. - check was there and then casned !;
=. 4 Sas sent 70 Seattle 70 the First
. .<...,ai hank 10 be cashed. but + was not
s.s-,,s6 BIZ that bank for the reason that
! .-'.ss.aek had not sufficient funds on de-
sei. there
.ssrwards the Exchange National bank
"a : demand on E'isnoack for thu
-ersv that had been advanced 20 him on
:. check. and he refused 70 pay tBs sum.
rseregore suit Is brought TO recover tina
'rrelszi aad interest, amounting 70
r64AA
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The Christmas cantata, King Winter"
that has been 90 preparation BY the schoi-
ars o. TIE first Methe63st Episcopal sun
day school has been postponed. Thosa
having ths drifting q ire children n
charge have reTuctantly reached the con-
ciusatu that postvoaereut Is neres sary.
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Perfumery Special.

We make q speciality
Of ana Perfumes
We carry then n
bulk 20 seS ~ the
ounce ard furnish
the AoGgle. Our
przces speak for
themselves:
pertaEnery n cHs
ounce boe.les. lse,
fSc, Sc.
CoiEa.s's Fire Par
gu IA cry, assorted
o~aors. CSC.
Lund eo-g's Fin o
PeTfamery. assorted
doors. 10 TSa.
pgaaud's fine Par
Su n cry, assorted
o~.ssis. s5c 30 s1.@.
CelEate's flne Tos-
tst Waters. assorted
oders, &se 20 Sc.
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5etee NUuas yesterday DISCHARGED Ef-
sAN long on a writ % hkhess corpus.
ssarE vas committed 20 tho county san
q September e. last or Two eharaeS -
fall larceny Each Of tho commitments
eFecsea that hs ~ Imprisoned for thre@
nsnths II = ALLEGED n Longs behalf. kv
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Valentine Hail Dead.

we~Ts vsas received Yesterday g~o-a Is
AnxStes hat Naleagine hian bad ated sud-
Aenly 81 MfIwauhee Mr.. hAi& vas a. "a
ttsne telegraph operator acre "A Seattle.
and rs MI know
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AS attorney. that he was Illegally deprived
OF Bis liberty under ard BY reason q a
commitment which "a VOID. FOR fhs reason
that Il Il Indefinite and uncertain a. % the
tine wnen the term Is % begin and as 20
the time when s. T. 20 snd. ff Eas also
coaienesd that the sentence wze beyond
the aafhor.ry and jurisdiction og tfe nu-
rsefpai c0ssrt. inagEaucb as tfe ssnsenes -
% begin 81 futgrs date and the data r.
ssot explicitly stated in the commits enE
J1dgs Hames discharged Long
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Sele>t your turkey ana Csrss,1-ss meats
a. SnEtrr's California MARKET. Fo1f p ara
PIKE Extra sefecyec fst TURKEY :, aa~ ia-
CsoIeest maag& IN re clty. fFaales serF-
sSse 70 al.
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I2fs ard Art OF Joseph 1exsrsen. ~
William Winter. 81 81.
The oss Maids Csab, by 7. ZxzEwSn
price. x1.1A
This Dad Gallant. by oatrsn Iris
tram. sll
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Book Buying Surprises.

Our prices On Books are a revelation
90 the pahllc VINO are &rzllirg them
selves o. The opportunity 20 buy the
best % Books at prlesS list about one
half wh4s they are used 20 paying
Here are few OF the unmaEcnabse
values We are Offering.
Dickens Works. = vols. s. -.
Rulwer Lytfoa'- Works, IS vols. 81 %.
Walter SCOTS Works. Il vols. s3Es.
Walter Sco1t's Works. L. vols, So
Hsrdy's Works. Il vols. S5a
Aacaalayis History OF England. 5
vols, &c.
Elsots Works. vols. $50
BaET1e's Works. : vo.s-. sA75.
Young Peopke's Library. beautifully
bound IN decorated cloth. isFge. clear
type. on fins paper, regular 5ssc edit.on.
cur price. sc. In the following titles.
Robinson CTusoa.
Aesops Fables.
Shllds Story Of re B!hiA
ChId's Life Of Christ
Christopher Colunsoas-
GuIlyeE's Travels.
Through the Locking Glass.
Mother GoaSe.
Pilgrims Progress
Handsomely bound volumes, bound
very atsrsctfveiy in decorated cloth.
the style that you ordinarily pay sc
for. cur prlee sSc. IN the following
titles:
Bow OF Orange Ribbon
Elsie Dinsmore.
TIE Story OF Three Burglars.
An Original Belle.
Great War Syndicate.
Jan Tsddar's Wife.
Barriers Burned Away.
Opening of a Chestnut BUR-.
A Young Girls Wooing.
Abbey Constantine.
A Border Shepherdess.
Christie tombstone.
The schonberg Family.
Poems.-Our collection embraces ali
the standard poets. elegantly bound.
in various styles OF cloth. We onsss
whltiier's. price sLi0 10 E.S5.
SCOTS. price, E.5a
Longfelow's. H.2.
IoweIs. sl35.
Owen Msrsdith's. gA
Bret Harte. sl.a.
Moore's. sl.5o.
Saxs's. 81 3.
Thomas B. Aldrich's. a.A
Oliver Goldsmith's. S1.sS.
Lucy I.arcomb's. SIS.
Stedman's. SIS.
w IA tn@4 AtASa2 = @A~NN. $AA%
Edith Thomas, SIS.
II. C. Bsechinss :. sl.sA.
Goethe's. Csc.
In Defiance OF the King. by ChAan-
cey Hotchklss, e6c.
The Manxman. by Hall Game. price.
SIS.
A Fisher Girl OF France. ey Fernsnd
Calmettes. s1.35.
The wrecker. by Robert Louis Stew
enson, SIS.
The Romance Of the Sword. by Geo.
Duv2l. s1.S5.
Billy Bellew. by W. Z. Norris. a-s5.
The Sign OF the White Swan. by
Ciiva I. Wilson, N.le.
Along the Florida Reef, by Charles
#. Holder. sI-s5.
Condensed Novels. by Bret Harte.
Sl&
Frontier Stories. by Bret zarts.
s1-&
Clarence, by Bret HsTts. soo.
In a Hollow OF the Kills. Bret Hartes
slco.
A Daughter of Venice. by John s.
Wood sc.
The Rajah's Second Wife. by Headsn
Hin. price. si.lo
The Company Doctor. by II. E. Rood,
price. 500.
Tenting on the Plains. by e. b. Gus
ter. price. si.s5.
a Lost Endeavour, by Guy Booth
by, price, Sc.
TIE New Moon. by c. e. RAYMOND
price. 95c.
The Unb,dden Guest, by Ernest w.
Eorning. price. csc.
The House on the Beach. by Julia NJ.
Wright, sl.5.
The Empress Eugene. By Pierre De-
I.ano, $i.i0.
Tho People OF the Mist, by Rider
Hsggard. Slia.
The New Woman. By z. Lynn Lin
ton, N.S5.
winning a wife IN Australia, by ~
uonnison. 500.
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nSaBACK GOT $4,000.
=. CHECK WITHOUT sUrFI-
~xr FUNDS on DEPOSIT.

~.ssnre National Bank of
franc Claims That on October
.< About the Time the silver
~a~A Orator Mas Flooding
-x~xn Washington With His
$50 In Behalf of Popuiism, the
....eg- Got $1,000 From That
,.sfftaffon on HE Check on the
-.~.f National, of This City,
vhieh Was Not Honored because
~ was Not Enosgh Money ON
pepssit Here.
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See Nhas 81 s. ~ 3 ~ 50 49, eey CO.
.Fay N a handsome SSH O. cYercoat =.
ca brown &C.
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The f1acDougall
& SOuthwick Co.
III, 7lo, III. US First Ave.
CHRISTMAS ECONOMY.

CHRISTMAS ECONOMY.
Like TO give presents TO lots of people, only
you can't afford Il? Well. suppose you save
enough on few presents to buy lot more.
wouldn't that do? Come and We'll show you how
to do it. None but the best goods sold. None
but the lowest prices prevail.
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THEIR SECOND DAY.
KING COUNTY SCHOOL TEACHERS
opr Nv LARGE SuMBER&

A Session Fall OF Inserestfng Lee
TIRES ana Discussfsns-Dr Hamti-
tons New Theory of Logfe-A
w. C. n. G. Lecturer Discourses
On the Large Amount of Alcohol
fin Proprietary Medfetnes-The
Evening Entertainments.
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MUNYON'S
COLD
CURE

Colds lead 70 coughs. coughs 20 rneu-
Hon1a and coEsszzTp gior. fS@wesora. II IS
~ important - cheek cold before II
Fe4cASs the lungs Munyon's cold Cure
VII positively break a cold Inside OF
sssnEy-foEr hours Il taken as som ss the
cSa9 n27tfssts t.s4lf. When fAe cold
rsacheS the lungs Of bronchial tubes the
1o1Sa Cure Sacul1 b4 used Eite-aag alv
every hair hour with tho Cold Cure The
Cold Cure IS guaranteed TO prevent paeQ-
mona az used IA ire beginning Of cold.
PneuEonla. or 1n1A 13Fnaxton o. ths lungs.
can be controlled by the use OF these two
cures.
Ths Cough Cure positively cures bron-
c1itASs Ecklt1S IN .E1e tkre6t hsxs rseneSs.
loSs OF voice soreness OF the or est dr.
Eculty IN breathing. hacking cough ana AL
pulmonary diseases where The lungs are
not too FAR consumed BY disease or COW
cred with tszcerclss.
A separats cure for each disease. At
al druggists. mostly - cents a vial
Personal letters 70 Prof. Munyon. l5&S
Arch strsst. Philadelphia Pa answered
with free medical advice Cor any disease.
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ruv tHa ran q pr5neess - Countess -
Or ons - -ssose new and sawe. -5o-osing rG@
s-,arss r won snc1ne toward re sdea q
r,f.ctz scar. vVau wrslI recognize tae fast rsEt
ne have tAe oaly xsctk - meas ausa
grade rsssek-seaT - Se&kkte. Chsasyy =
s~~oas avenue ana James STREE
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STANFORD UNIVERSITY
GLEE and MANDOLIN CLUBS

Price~-rsrst door, s. First four rows
,,sto0nv Tsc Lass rows balcony, aAc. Gall
levy. 2Ss and sc. Boxes, S.sa Sale opens
Wednesday at SIS a n
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OUR SPECIAL HOLIDAY OFFER,

During the present week We VIII offer a
mandolin. banjo Or guitar. and ten lessons
On either 81 these INSTRUMENTS hy ore o.
ffe hast teachers fn she city. for SO sasr-
-~sn cav & Co. rs Sscoad avenue
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asleratton - Sioux Indians from the
e-rg,vg agency. Dakota left for Washing e
ten ,rueaa8y. 60 collect a bIl Of go 900
froru TIE government.
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Class ccuEat "a Surprise Fsfss
F,x1sar,Es-4 70 ~ eyes - the
Esciaseng A. any tta1c ssssrWaT1.
fvss examined free
s1ts~ Eeraaces Vrlsasnskf Grad, Csr'cssa
~ Esrss Ave, ~. ~ es~. CosEmsi2-
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Pinsud's fine Toilet Waters. assorted
doors. &c
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1896-11-19

! Baby doesn't always And this world a
Inviting place to come to. II Il Z world Of
struggle, 1t the best. Prospective mothe,s
ought to make II q hopeful world q pos.
sible for the little stranger. It 10 her duty
Ct least to coufef on her baby as strong and
healthy Z constitution - possible, by keep.
Ing her own physical and mental condition
ct it, best during the expectant time.
The best promoter Of health and cheer.
fulness Z prospective mother can have ID
Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription. Il tones
up the whole system and gives special
strength and elastic power to the delicate
organism concerned Ia parturition. II
makes the mother stronger and brighter in
body and mind; 1t shortens confinement
makes delivery easy and entirely free from
danger; gives the mother recuperative en-.
ergy and power, and promotes an abundant
supply Of nourishment for the child
Delicate women should be extremely care.
full not to imperil their health by resortine
to any preparation put up BY unskilled, I'M.
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preparation Of it, kind invented by fegu.
larry graduated physician, an eminent spe.
cialist Of thirty years experience.
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