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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-02-17
NEWS FROM TACOMA.
ATTORNEY THOMAS BRINGS SUIT
FOR HEAVY DAMAGES.
Was Lfbeled by an Insurance Com
pany While Acting as Attorney
in a Suit to Recover on One of Its
PoIicies-The Insured Man said tn
be AIive-rhe Fusionists Continue
to Interfere i'm the City's Affairs.
Tacoma Bureau OF the Post-Intelligencer.


Tacoma Bureau OF the Post-Intelligencer.
1l2S Pacific Avenue.
TACOMA, Feb. -Special.-Attorney
Jesse Thomas today began suit in the
Federal court against the Union Mutual
Life Insurance Company of Portland. Me.
for $4,000 for libel. The alleged objection
able matter appeared in an answer OF the
defendant to ap action on an insurance
policy brought in the superior court ia 1886.
In which Thomas was the attorney for
Johanna c. Martin, the plaintiff.
The suit rests on the statements in the
answer that Mrs. Martin ana Palmer.
Palmer & Thomas entered into an agree
ment and conspiracy to carry out the
agreement formerly made between the
said Jonas Martin and Johanna c. Martin
to defraud this defendant of s1.oo0" and
that the said Jonas Martin. being the
same Jonas Martin upon whose life the
said policy OF insurance was issued, is not
dead. but is now living, and that the plain
tiff in this action and the said Palmer,
Palmer & Thomas have no knowledge or
information whatsoever of the death or
said Jonas Martin, but have alleged that
the said Jonas Martin is dead for the sole
purpose of carrying out the agreement,
conspiracy and fraud hereinbefore set
OUT
The defense OF the insurance company
today was that the matter was inserted
in good faith with no intention Of injuring
Thomas At the close OF the plaintiffs
testimony. the defense moved for a non
suit, which was denied. The attorneys for
the plaintiff are II. L. Smith and George
w Walker. and for the defendant. Brink
er, Jones & Richards. y. A Crowl. and
Crowley, Grosscup & Sullivan The trial
win be resumed today.
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WARNING SENT TO OREGON.
Failure TO Elect n Republican sena-
tor VIII Endanger Tariff
I@CixIation.

SALEM. Or, Feb. 16.-Chairman Brown
ell did not announce the number present
at today's joint convention. An unofficial
count showed that there were only thirty
five, four members being Ill. The con-
vention adjourned until tomorrow with
out taking any action.
IL is now said 10 be the intention OF the
Mitchell men 10 adjourn the legislature
sine die next Friday night without the
election of a United States senator. Three
of Mitchefs men are sick, which reduces
his support 10 thIrty-six, or ten less than
a majority. The Mitchell men VIII hold
another conference, and a great deal de-
ponds upon it's action. The proceedings
today were unimportant.
Yesterday a number OF anti-Mitchell
members Of the house received telegram
from Cornelius n. Bliss. OF New York,
president of the American Protective Tar
if League, urging the election OF a Re-
publican senator before adjournment.
The telegram is as follows:
Failure to elect a Republican United
States senator viii Jeopardize Republican
reorganization OF the senate March 5, and
would be responsible for continued hard
times and the enfbarra ssment OF the In
coming administration"
Several members today sent replies,
among them George II. Hill. who said:
81 have lived In oregon nearly twenty
years, and understand the situation here
better than you do. oregon is rich ia
senatorial timber. Have Mitchell with
drawn and We Will quickly send you a
sound specimen"
other replies were in the same vein.
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THOMAS GREY ARRESTED.
said to he Connected With the As
sauIt on Officer Brotton.

TACOMA. Feb. 1s.-Special-The police
think they made an important capture here
today when they arrested Thomas r.
Grey. OF Fern Hill He is said 10 be The
man who acted as guard 20 the burglars
who murderously assaulted Policeman
Mike Breton or Pacific avenue and Seven
leentb street the night of December o.
The clue that led 10 Greys arrest was a
brace that was missing from black
smith shop the day before the assault OF
Breton. 1t was learned that Grey had
been IN the shop the morning Of that day
The prisoner runs a fruit and cigar stand
at Fern Hill, and lives IN poor shack
lie claims % have been formerly connect
"a with a prominent lumber firm al Min
eapo,is. and 20 own considerable property
there His wife. he SAYS f. now IN Min
neapolas He vii come UP for hearing be-
fore Justice Smailey Friday morning
The officers expect 20 arrest the other
robbers in the near future
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wENATCHEE NEWS.
Bridge and Fiume for the Rives-
Creamery to BE Ruilt.

wENATCHEE, Wash, Feb. M-s~
cial.-Arthur Gum is IN 81. Paul in d,
interest Of the Wenatchee Water row-
Company. This company proposes Il
build a bridge across the Wenatchee river
TO carry their fumes and pipes, DE hrjar.
10 be about two and one-half mics .ren
town. The structure viii be IN apnsarans
similar TO the wagon bridge. except ths.
viii be only one span OF 800 feet, With
e5-foot approach from the south end. Ans
a 265-foot approach from the north en
1T will be sixteen feet wide on top. ard N
the present the company proposes to Plaza
thereon three nfteen-inch pipes. and
fiume three feet wide. II viii be strars
enough 20 carry a four-foot pipe. whs:
the company expects 90 put on In the ~
ture, 10 connect with the high-lins alleA
The flume win he IS feet above the Mshsg
water ever known, and 65 feet above orr.
nary high-water mark. At the north en-
will be placed turbines and appurtenaaes
which viii develop 200 horse power under
50-foot head. J. w. Shotwell, vice PRES.
dent Of the company. has purchased seass
for the company's use and everything
In READINGS 70 push the work as soon II
the weather breaks.
y. =. Page Post. No. ~, @. A. r, he'd
campfire and reunion at Mission las, sai.
urday. A short business meeting VS.
held. and a Jolly good time reported.
Baker, Heat q Co. have lately purchssea
five acres OF land IN the valley. incluats
the old hrlckyard A. soon as the wssls-
er is suitable they viii burn about 1asf
brick. 20 be used IN their new brick hiatk
Maltbe Bros, OF Waterville. are 10 nFt.
the citizens Of Wenatchee and an poIr,s
tributary next Monday 70 make fnal sF.
rangcments for putting I'm a creamery a
this place.
G. A. Morrison is making general A.
rangements 20 rut in a box factory, pa
ing mill and cold storage rooms AZ lhs
place. The machinery Is all on the graant
Llneoln's birthday was observed IN -
schools. with appropriate exercises.
J. a. Stewart. manager OF the Red ssi1
mine, VAS in town three days this seek
lie saws their mill will begin crushing sa
a. soon as the weather will permit
The amateur dramatic company of W.
ratchee presented the drama. Above "a
Clouds" % a large and appreciativs sd
ence Friday night, the receipts 20 70 %
the Ladies' AID Society Of the Preshytsgas
church
The mask bail. to take place FebrusT@
81 expected 20 be the event Of the seasaa
Two prizes are 20 be given for the ~
best sustained characters and two for -
best dressed
.. p. Fuller. formerly Of the wensteaH
Advance, left Sunday morning for ~ ~
tended Trip through Ohio
The W G. T. z. county convention ~
Kittitss county VIII be held In wensleas
in June.
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DENOUNCED A. TRAITORS.
PoPuhsts who Supported Turner Sc
xereIv Criticized

OLYMPIA. Feb. SpeciaI-Seaator
&i.er q Thurs.0n Sc having trouble with
his constituents. who are dyed IN ths
ool. never-say-15e. mi85le-of-fhe-roaA
Popu.tsts- a Popullst senator may be as
9tre as a Los Angeles grape. and yet be
Esl not escape caiumnv nor be beyond the
scope ~ t7e fare aching resolution Mi
s7rs trouble IS because he voted for Tuv-
1sr. ne was q Eui3dts-uf -the-rosd Popu!ist
AZ sto'd ~ the PopuHst nominees FOR
United States senator unfit the caucus.
Fhe1 - switched and voted for Turner.
The Pepulists % Rainier. which Is one OF
re s're0eaoles az the party 10 ne coun-
=. moved ard -resogooteG" "a follows:
Whereas, The Populisis 81 ths Ellens-
2irs cow q. lion conceded me Democrat
ar sliFer %epu hitcaus each congress
3l41e e. - Ehe taclE understanding that
tHey stso ll1 have rhe United States SEN
A5ers 411
Where's. * me various county cor
Fect5o..s oy additional concessl ions, they
secuge1 q majority on Joint o2l40l ga the
eElss4t'lFe. mus securing. az a great sac
rsfioe. II addition 10 tire right. The power
% EJECT a &Nopuiist 20 th@ Office. aESd.
" h#Tezs. Notwlt rs tsrltrg these facts
3 majority q them did vote for Gsorge
Turner. q silver kepuh lean. thus elect
nE hlr1. therefore. be ft
Resolved, Ta4s we. the P0Qll.st Hlng
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TACOMA. Feb. -Special.-Th. v.,,
of filing the new Northern Pacific huassa
with Carbon Hill coal Is going on.
Schooners G. w. Watson and Mar,
Smith have sailed for San Francisce wts
$4,000 and $4,000 feet Of lumber. respsr..
ively.
The west-bound Northern Pacific tns
due Sunday will arrive al O'Clock temr.
row morning, and trains due yesterday AL
today. tomorrow afternoon.
American bark Tidal Wave sailed tsAs
with lumber for San Pedro.
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Fusionist VigiiHntes Organic.

TACOMA. Feb Special The fusion
ist vigilance committee. known As the
civil Service ard Nuricipal reform
League, has organized with The following
working committees. To examine street
railway franchises. J. p. Judson. L. D.
Campbell ard W p. M0rry: civil service.
= G. 3talieup " H. Smell and w. =
Chidester; permanent organization and
bylaws. Thomas Sz-mons. J. ". Ken
dali and ". n. L.ueders
The League today requested the city
council 20 delay action on the matter Of
proposed changes In the existing street
railway franchises which waa granted. an
adjournment being taken until THURSDAY
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SENATE

OLYMPIA. Fen lE-.Speclal As soon as
the senate assembled thts morning. on
motion ~ PluFnmer senate bins q. "a 4
an8 = we're p,sced on the table tempo
rari.y.
the president ~ tae senate appointed
Dorr 81 whatcon ana Taylor az Pierce 20
laEezti<ato the peaiteruary. This coynHlif-
gee IS 60 - completed by the addition OK
thrso mernhera from the house.
WaShnurE ~ King was appointed 90 taxa
IAa asaca OF Tarr o. Weatcorn on the con-
uittee appointed 20 vls3, she school for De-
fectiFe yoata at Vancouver and 70 luvesti-
sate Iar fisheries q tAe upper Columbia
riyer.
4 resolution vas adopted for TIRE ar
rol1treat Of a committee 81 three 20 visit
rhe state reform school sf ChcaaAs Hiu
pusry ana AF-vr of ThIrstaa were APP
pointed on the committee
A res1.Ltgoe uas adopted directing ne
appointment ~ committee % thrce 70
NIelt fne soldiers Aone ~ o-ttnE KEITH
Nes'rr ana Easte-fay wee appointed as
sare committee.
A resolution s.ss adopted that commit
tes cg threr ee zppol.ted % vissy tha state
university az Seattle ara the coT-,s, school
a- NeH Whatccu. The committee an
posatea was DAVIS. Harper ara McReavy
The saEar Bounty sin.
senate s.- So sraHttng a Hoaesy 20 tha
Manufacturers az beet sugar. was takeE
uo s03 passed. yras -. RAYS . The pro
Visions % TIE bN are as fa@ovs-
aSrttou Z rseTe shal Re paid cat O.
..e -sEte treasury to any person. erm cr
..-aEr5tteo engaging tr the clalafaef4re
.- r-Esr grawa sn t-ts state trcrs teess
.AU 1r NNashiGEton Gts slD - cen-
s peaa4 anSr eAca End ever r7Gna ~
-ea-.e srfurea under fhe conditions and
yes ~e.5sas ~ ghss as.
S Sc bounty shah - pals uran
@arar ra. .7s~ tanning ~ leE~t 81 per cent
of eFS scel saEar. and only upou su&ar
Et11-.s3 trer1 usetS Ger whstA re.
t14t taAg 81 PER toH has NeFa paid 50 tna
rees-ute.. fls quantity aua qUAltsy up1n
Watr- sa-N h1gnty - claimed shall b.
determined 4s ta@ pres.4sat ct TIE state
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Given Away 7
These
Useful
Books

Mrs Neila Daggett. OF Boston. ass re-
Gently written a book, Fancy Work and
Art Decorations" that gives practical in
strGictious for making doilles. table COW
ers. scarfs. tray cloths. pin cushions. etc.
etc. with fifty illustrations. This book.
together with Successful Home Dyeing."
viii be sent free 20 any reader who viii
address Diamond Dyes" Burlington.
Vermont, inclosing . 2-cent stamp.
The above liberal offer is made 10 sd
vertiss tha reliable Diamond Dyes. and 10
get their book upon home dyeing into the
hands OF women who want 70 dress we'll
by making their old clothing look like
new
The fact that Diamond Dyes have been
the standard home dyes for nearly twenty
years. and that their sale increases from
year 20 year. is proof positive that they
have never had an equal
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BRITISH SHIP DISABLED.
The speke's Cargo Shifts and Her
Captain Puts Back From

PORT ANGELES. Feb. fs.-special.-
The British ship Spoke put back 20 this
port today after experiencing a severe gale
on Cape Flattery. Her cargo OF lumber
has shifted so that she has a list 10 port
and a survey OF the vessel viii probably be
made by the Insurance. companies before
che proceeds again 20 sea
The Spoke was lowed oui Sunday from
Vancouver by the tug Tyse and was
dropped twelve miles out from the cape
Owing 70 her list and the dangerous prox-
unity OF the vancouver shore. hsr captain
determined 10 put back in the straits
where she was picked up taIs morning Of
P.uar point by the tug Holyoks.
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collier Macklnaw. which was ashore last
week OF Marr0wstone point. seems fated
10 nave hard luck After the Temsrka5ls
feat OF squirting herself or the beach sire
steamed across the bsy ard tied up for
Inspection. Las u.gnt a. i0w tide the
bon settled cown on a sharp rock, which
penetrated the bottom. AZ the tide rose
she took water. and Is nov Ia worse
con1i1 son than while stuck on Marrow
stone point-
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BERLIN. FEB. 1s.-IIerr Wegner. err
OF the Deutsche Tag Zeitung, has sss'
sentenced 10 two months Imprisonment n
an article saying the foreign Office y
spire5 the paragraph stating the car ~
fi4fuadod from visiting Prince BlsmsFa
by advice from the highest goyefBrsA
quarter.
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SPOKANE. Feb. 1.-THE following ex-
preston by Senator-elect Turner was
given TO the press today:
II am decidedly in favor Of an amend
msnt to the constitution OF the United
States providing for the direct election OF
senators by the people. / think 1t would
result generally Ia the election OF better
men 10 that high body. men who would
more nearly reflect the Views OF the people
than are obtained By the present system.
Moreover. IL would remove from the halls
OF cur state legislat lures one Of the great
distractions TO needed legisia tion."
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TACCGfA. Feb. Especial. -stearner
City of Kingston left a. Tsf5 O'Clock thls
evening for Victoria. her nrst trip since
she Sas pat on the dry deck three weeks
ago. The vessel has heen thoroughly over
hauled, receiving uew wheel new boiler
tfz9es. two mex plates on the starDoard
side an1 a rev coat OF paint. Hereafter
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4 nit nf strategy.

ROBERTS changed % yea so "a 20 move
reconsideration. -Ns soon as The vote was
announced Frank BAKER and Ross PER
retrAted 3 neat pEr.ia mentgrv coup.
Bfker moved 10 reconsider. Ross moved
90 table The motion Tais carrfed by prac-
ti-sty the same vote ard thus Roberts IS
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TO SEARCH ron THE AIDA.
Townsend People Ask That a Reeve
nue Cnfter BE sent.

PORT TOWNSEND. Feb. 1s.-Speclal-
TIE Chamber Of Commerce has tele-
graphed 70 the secretary % the treasury
requesting that n revenue cutter Be sent
ou3 lr search Of me schooner Aida. Capt
Anderson. which IS out seventy-seven days
from Shanghai The captains family re-
side IN this city. and are nearly pros
frata4
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TO-DAY THE FISH TRAP BILL.
Thirty Fuxionists in Caucus Agree tn
support 1t.

OLYMPIA, Feb. 6.-Special.-Thirty flu
sionists mot in caucus tonight and decided
to support the Hansen fish trap bin to-
morrow.
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Iiauer Bul Come. rp,

II other tea were roasted
fresh like SehIAlinS's Best
some oft would be aS good.
In the meantime. .N-LaE
h,ng'S Best IS your tea
At grocers' in packages.
a So .sss 4 sasaAay
a2n tfkaElzzs a.
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the use ~ the greatest q Il
tonics. Malt Murine" and guarantee
the merits claimed for r. For ssIs ~ y
druggists.
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For years ne have used Chazberlaiu's
Cough benedy ard alEays kerp j. IN the
hoose. !; 3 regarded n cur family * !
sEeS7fc ioE colds and creep. ks 40 in
valuable toF vhoopiag cough. No famiIv
where there are children should be witbog,
iL-R = AoBEY, Olnev. No.
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Taeve are 100 many people with preTna-
turely gray hair. when they might avoid
i ~ applying that rellzb,e and effective
preparation, HATS Hair Remover.
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shooting at Townsesa

PORT TOWNSEND. Feb. fe.--Special :
James Grant. son Of Cant Grant. Of -
tug Discovery, accidentally shot hinss1
white hunting ducks yesterday. He VI
recover
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she viii leave here at tbs .. m. srr,,s.
at Victoria at $50 a. m. South houns :.
leaves Victoria at a. M. and arrives - -
at 3:45 en- the afternoon.
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Much i'm Little

Il especially tn. 81 Hood's Pills, for &c z.6i-
eszs ever sortzszsd 50 graf curative power IN
10 xrzn SPACE They are . wnose re1iefrs
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ReseaEc on the senate.

Senator r !. Ml1er here appeared ar the
bar OF the house ana stated that she SER
ate BAD sent him lo io4uire what action
the house Intended tc take regarding the
appointment ~ joint committees IA fnves-
ttgate the state institutions.
pe Mates Inquired Il the senate haa rot
sppaintc8 committee isst week without
consulting tae wishes ar fhe house
Miller replied ~ the Affirmative bat ex-
planned that ths senate had understood
that the house hs& nof favored the promo
sition 81 inxesHgatiag the state gnstfsu-
tsous, The senate has. however. appointed
several commgttess thts morning. and
wasgd axe the house 10 act In harmony
WIN a.
After further discussion 81 ere matter
n which &c developed taag tire senate has
outra Feou~lv sanahe8 tne house. ire house
t,sok up r.iHs.# disneosary- ht.f sr~f1r
Miner hark wgfho8t tsangte reUsv - arr.
sort The senstc's action RI santfaw out
committees without Consulting tha house
was chars >terises hy FrRrk Baker a. a
Tnoss serious an3 uehcar5-of breach Or
courtesy
IAauer nm Comes Up,
A. ocgeck the house Ncat iato can--
u,ittee - the sha,e fB co-s3a eyation q thr
Cilre biG. Ross seok sbe chair The hiH
was read. fee Clerk Consuming q hAts haa-
Ne enefy Ass sea3e 20 amend ere stI t-
committee Cttns rest fron, ar al rrxs sy
ths rovsrnor - Sorta Ca0ortna fn watch
q Was statsd teat thr lave worked a al
vantage tn that state
u order 70 sex the sEi aes-e the house
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Hoods
ehssS Always realty, al - 80
WAYS e-cserf, always sat
is,zrtory: prevent cod
Or fever. cure al rvsy Us.

siek hssdzeh.. tznzfiee. constipation. sse. &c
zhs oaly Pills 70 rRxs with E0eds esrsspzriIla-
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Hodgdoas biz -. relating 20 leases, snd
veSting the title n the property leased IN
the lessee WAS killed again today az the
afternoon BrssiuH. y was voted down lasi
week. out 3iojSson oAtaiaed reconsider
Rtion this afternoon and endeavared 70 get
the aiN through. II failed 20 pass. yeas D..
sassa
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snfIraEc Dehnte Postnnnea.

TIE Ye5tv vas Allied wien lady exponents
q the Go-.rsre % woman suffrage. because
.' WAS expected that Nil}'s bin % provide
for sefu t-'rE an amendment 20 article s
ot RE state COZ srtfutior. e-8bo3ving the
rivht 81 woman su6~ar~. would come no
As several o. ere senators we're absenr.
srT as e -akes -p-e-thir4s' vote % -ass
proposed Amendment 90 tae csnxtttu-
Al. IRE 73-. On motion ~ HfI was made
p s0e~-sl order for Ta9rssav q nexs week
1e- t-e lsll@s vF1o ss3 ssEe rahlad 80 hear
fes debate. 1'e1 olt ce rhe senate IN
detected frame - m.-a. ne Some y them
Ha2 core from pisces ~eH81.e from -,
80 -ai ta encourage hy t7esr rresar-e ~
psssEge % the Measure
r la2 which was tra s-selsl order s,~
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Nays
Killed the second Time.

or. the announcement Of the result there
vas loud Papullst applause. and then the
,auaa aa 8oAuw.N
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FIGS AND THISTLES.

The devil has not found out no W
to make the man poor who loves to
give.
The man who is holding on to a
favorite sin is playing hide and see k
with the devil.
If some men would get nearer to-
the Lord, they wouldn't have to talk
so loud when they pray.
Isn't it strange that so many men
think they can do most for the Lord
where the pay is best?
The man who would be strong in
the Lord always, must not feed his
soul on moldy bread.
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weary, but six bottles of Electric Bitters
restored her health and renewed her
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maVS IV IG
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it costs only 20 cents, and you will
be fully repaid.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1897-01-15
GarwOOd's Sarsaparilla-for the blood
guaranteed to cure. A. b. RAINS.
Fire nt NhelhrYille.

A special from Shelbyville to the
Nashville American says that place
was visited by disastrous fire Sun
day morning. The building occu-
pied by Mr.. Sol Sawyer, nephew
Of Mr. ]. Rosenthal Of this city, was
totally destroyed. Hutton, Mclean
q Co., the largest clothing house in
town, occupying the building adjoin-
ing Sawyer's, had their stock and
building burned. Mr.. Hutton, the
senior member of the firm, is a
brother Of Mr.. J. l.. Hutton of this
city.