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Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1897-10-15

time i'm months. The saloons closed At
II o'clock Saturday night and, under
orders from the marshal, remained
closed. back door and front, all day
Sunday.
Some of the saloon men have been
running pretty open and the authori-
ties thought 1t well To take them In
hand. The order vas as well obcyed
today as such orders ever are, and
policemen walked the streets all dav
long to see that it was carried out TO
The letter. No arrests for violations
were made.
Traverse City.-The celebration of
the silver Jubilee of st. Francis cath
Ollie church took place Sunday, the
ceremonies being conducted by Bishop
Richter of Grand Rapids, assisted bv
Fer. Joseph Bauer, pastor; FIR. IL. =.
Maus, assistant pastor; FIR. lleugaldcr
OF Provemant and Rev. Joseph Lauth
of ManiStee. The church has been
founded - years ami the occasion TAX
Ell to commemorate the new chimes
recently received, a gift of a friend OF
the church in Detroit who donated
-DOO low dIUS lbc DulOllloV, lhC Iltlll-
bers raising the rest by a bazaar held
last June. There are tour bells and
they are valued at 1000. The formal
blessing of the bells this afternoon by
the bishop was followed by vespers
Grand Rapids.-The Grand Rapids
IL Indiana II. Il. land department Ina,
recently made several large sales OF
hardwood timber land in Antrim,
Kalkaska and adjoining counties.
William II. White IL CO. of this city
have purchased 5000 acres at a cost OF
about 100000. Il. G.. Peters of Man
istee and W. w. Mitchell Of Cadillac
have also purchased several thousand
acres each and numerous smaller sales
have been made 10 other operators OF
the 1000, 600 acres Of land granted to
aid in the construction of the road by
congress only about 100000 acres re-
mann nnsOld.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1897-10-15

A sick woman cam
not xpect TO have a
healthy baby. An UNI
healthy baby has not
the same chance for
living as a healthy
baby. The mothers
condition m us of
necessity tell on the
childIs health and
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1897-10-15

cine has enjoyed public confidence ard
patronage to a greater extent than accor3-
ed any other proprietary medicine. This
is simply because it possesses gresIsr
merit and produces greater cures TIM
any other. 1t is not what we say, bnt
what Hoods Sarsaparilla does, that tells
the story. All advertisements OF HoOtk
Sarsaparilla, like Hoods Sarsaparills -
self, are honest. We have never deceirr4
the public, and this with It's superlati1s
medicinal merit, is why the people has
abiding confidence in it, and buy
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1897-10-15

Port Iluron.-m regard t o the re-
CEN difficulty over the giving of
dancing parties by the pupils OF the
high school under the name of the
Class OF -" Supt. Beazell says that
the frequent dancing parties. foot ball
games, etc. have a tendency to be det-
rumcntai and m many eases the amusc
ments have been promoted by individ-
uals whose motives i'm a few cases
were purely m%crcenary. 1t became
necessary to place some restraint upon
the matter i'm order 10 protect the in
tcrests OF the high school, and the at
tention of the board of education was
directed to the proceeding, rs : those
connected with the amusement could
ill afford 10 devote even n small
amount of time to school questions.
The parties of the future will not be
given i'm connection with the school.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1897-10-15

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS has been
struck by a purity wave. Orders have
been given to all houses of ILL fame i'm
the city TO suspend operations and
leave town nd the saloon closing Jaw
is being calcu y enforced for the first
one. IT,
home with
resent.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1897-10-15
Sales

With Hoods Sarsapa-
rilla, "Sales Talk, and
show that this medi-
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-01-06

The report resolved by the P0ss-Intai-
Hxancer zad published yesterday morning
concerning the sustaining Of the Judgment
Of the circuit coart by the United States
court OF appeals. In the case OF Bowers
vs.. Van Schmidt FOR infringement OF q
patent dredger. the rights to which were
claimed BY Bowers. IL very similar In re-
spect 70 allegations 70 the ease now IN
the United States circuit court OF the
Thirty ninth district. which IS az present
on Judge HAnf0rds docket The San
Francisco court sustained the claims Of
the pxfentee and awarded the exclusive
use Of the hydrauIic dredging machine 70
Bowers. Ttle appeal sustained the railing
OF the lower court
Inquiry yesterday at the offfcs OF the
San Francisco Bridge Company in this
city, which Is executiug a contract let 70
the New York Dredging Company. against
which the Bowers company has brought
an action for infringement. elected the
Information that the case Of local Interest
has not vet been settled. The san Fran
cIsco Bridge Company is st work IN the
harhor OF Olympia. and the Injunction APP
piled FOR 10 Judge Hanford was denied
December Is OF last year. with the pTiyi-
lege q renewing the application before
tho final h@nrtnr upon 3 further showing.
should thu conpiainantH elect 20 do SO.
The ruling Of the court % Appeals Win
naturally have SIS enc upon the case
before Judge Halford. 9ae California
circuit court. in which the case OF Bowers
~ Van Schmidt was brought. before
Judge AfcKcuna, awarded fhe complain
ants an Indemnity o. 500 90 which Il was
runored would be compromised By the
Bowers company taking a controlling IN
tarest IN the business OF the defendants.
should the local cass have similar
issue. the Bowers company might permit
rha @onapfetfora or the contracts Of the New
"a ~
OF a royalty for the use % the ma chine in
1sffs-atf4n
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-01-06

Schuyler for not being able TO show ths
papers that would entitie him 20 live in
this country Wing Lee viii appear before
Commissioner Emery today
Inspector Schuyler arrested him at CHRIS
topher January / The prisoner claimed
10 De q merchant at Pendleton, Or. and
said he had bought goods from the Wan
Cho1g Company. He had 10 papers OK
any kind except some letters showing that
he had been at Psadletoa. The Wah
Enong people said they had seen him n
the store Lee also claimed 20 be ae-
quainted with Louie Loy on jefferson
street. After a consultation 10y and Wah
Chong determined that the suspected one
was ali right and that they would be rs-
spoasibS far him until Schuyler telegraph
Cd 70 Pendiet0n 10 find out II his story was
true. In response TO tina Inspectors tele-
gram. Deputy United States Marshal T.
II. Bentley. % Pecdleton. said that Wing
Lee never was n merchant there. but that
BE had run two wash houses there and
had been closed out OF both OF them. lie
had left Pendleton December 81 After
this Wing Lee said he had 3 IaboreT's
certificate and would telegraph for IL. He
did not get X, 50 Schuyler demanded that
Wan Choag and Louie 10y produce him.
which they did. The prisoner claims 10
have lived eighteen years ia the United
States
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Nv suit. Fnea-

The following suits we're FLED in the su-
rerlor court yesterday.
New YORK Life Insurance end Trust
r0Ynpauy complaint IN Intervention
against the Empire Jewelry Company-1o
recover s. x2a Is aue on three pTotfatssery
notes made hy tn% Empire JsEelty CON-
us4sv 10 = r. Myers y Co. ard suhse-
euantlw transferred TO the New YORK Lie
Insarancs and Trust Company
Emma r Elicit W. John J. Eiiott-
For diverse
Jonn ". Maple vs.. the Bank of Auburn
ct ALTO recover S&.s5t.s5 placed on do-
posls with the bank.
Helm w Maple rs. the Bank o. Kent
81 ALTO recover 8 SO placed en- deposit
T. C.sesivxfn VS. Isaac Rubel ant wife
To recover gsa0 interest. costs. etc. ana
20 soreclcss a mqrtEage-
y Hatch rs A. T. Van &c AnFrF
To recover xag1 - for the alleged unlswfa i
seizure and sale og q TOT cf lumber Nn&ca
belonged 10 the piaintiH.
TIE p.ssovfaant LIE and Trilst Company,
% phfiaGe4phsA " James n. T'lttle ana
Marv A. Tuttle-I'n recover 80 4 cue
on promissory uotes ana 20 foreclose a
mortgage.
Fres s. Twlchsu VS. John Rlplinger
and wfgs-Ta recover s4G5 sue on account
Tse Market ard Fulton National hank
~ New YORK complaint ia intervention,
n f,rprire Jcwalry GompaUy-Eo recover
g as anH interest Sue On eight assigned
ur,,rs{ssbrv notes OF SNa each.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-01-06
SIZE THE CRY.
fsHsrscter Ferrest'@ Boadsa~n sad
Emptoyes After Their Money

les Dowlag. George Halsch. Charles
= rsseey and thlrty-1x others yesterday
-. tAe city az Seattle, T. T. Crowley.
f3l s TwicheH. the Holloway Harness
oanpaay. r. NJ Spinning. j. J.. Taylor aud
hsies Forrest 10 recover sS.a@4,s4,
ras psalaaefs are the bonaslnen ana en-
tsg~s q james Forrest. a contractor. IN
sss-eaFy. iss-s Forrest entered into n CON
ttes attn ne city OF Seattle 20 Improve
hssvaTt avenue north. Forrest began the
se's x Improvement tn September, 1888,
sai - he ID Of September ne frau6a-
ssy AMI secretiv ahscoude3 frorn the
John Downing. George Hatsch.
sazFss III Tyacey and Mrs Rose Bowling.
.syTszs's boaSsmeu. took UP ina work on
safsafs avenue north where ne had laid T.
W SsYeral hundred dollars were due
e lAseE and material and Forrest had as
sSFEs considerable OF what was due 20
= gAe contract - T. L Crowley. Fred
FFseaell. TIE Holloway Harness Com
10y & Y. Spinning and ]. l. Taylor. i
: nAeTed tsat ire parties have 10 legal
~ q right - what s. due plaintiffs
~ shs city Tor The work done. WheTe-
- re plaintiffs pray that the city be
Tsa e sefsosl; bonds % the value ot
s-1As n TIE hanis az The court - thar
A.ay hs sstadsei the owners % them.
= cisy fAtis % % this Judgment Tor
As<asi IS prayed far.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-01-06

Tive Banks saed to Recover Fuad,
Belonging 20 the r.u~sv

John n Maple yesterday sssea tsse Bank
o. AG0ara, George s. F7tcA, Jonn p.
Nnsss. AaaoeI T. Write, Alike Burns, VIII
lam Cochrsne and Katie A. Coehran- ~
recover stsls@. For cause OF acton Ma
Die alleges rat he had on deposit in the
bank In December, IsaS fae xgzr. OF & q =
q county funds. waica s8e demanded. and
payment was refused TIE deposit was
protected by q bond FOR szs 600 Azpl.
tzeEStore sues TIE bank arss the t-ondsrseu
20 recover ire gum SO Deposited
Treasurer Maple also sEed yesterday the
bank 81 Kerr, Eb@n 5. Osborne. Care "
1NSoxne, +. L. Blame. Is..a IA Blaine,
k<Eward r. Trernper ard Hattie A. Treu-
per 20 recov~T $3.50 OF county funds In
Dscesnser. fssS. sale plaintiff has- on de-
posi- Win me hank the eg2rn sued for ard
when q vas demanded payment was re-
fused. Tue deposits made ~ Maple were
protected By bond Cor Tzs.a0 WHERE
fore De sues the bank ard those % me
bond 70 Recover TIE So due.
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- for xh-ous &c 90 and for a fore
- ~ 4 mortgage was ordered pre-
49, - :, Tvsxe Langley yestsrSiay againsr
squire ard osssFs- Tbs order
49, "a the case oe the Prevalent
- - rrzst Company. OF PaalaTsssgstsia,
~ rss.gs e. Squire and wife, ne y. r.
49, PAPER Company. vs. r Fuller
xp. Lowsag4st ard others.
- =, ys~ra e. ixS. squire ard wife mort
- 80 & ard Z. b8oss Z, % Maynard =
80 - 10 The Preysd@nt Life and Trust
fs-.-.,~ az Phaladeissaia. for ssfso. The
-. as been 6egazlirea on and tas
- n rslsgoB 70 the mortgage
- hrosen sui was began a short
= "a "a fexecloss tire mortgage ard the
-. So that Jsdze Langley ordered q
- sxxsass Squire and VIE In the sum
= 8 - interest, costs. ete.. and an ST.
-. Zee Of S per cent. which would
- a. .ufs9s fun Up 70 about sTea1s,
- ,evs~Yty 20 b. forsclosea o. consists
: $50 suss On 0exa5enial assEzse. winch
: sSssrss ~ fae brick building. The
ssssr.ose Paper Company and the other
s.sssd1n.s cain an interest in the pros-
- = rsason Of h lease gwen them ~
xrsssz'F zgsrts
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-01-06
NO MORE REDUCED RATES.
University Students fn Arms Against
the Third Avenue Line.

Yesterday morning the students Of The
state university we're greatly surprised,
while gotng out 20 school. 20 see q no1ice
n the car announcing the fact that no
more reduced rates would be allowed them
after January /. The indignation OF the
students was at once aroused, and imme-
diately there appeared a notice or the bull
ietin board calling a meeting. AT this
meeting the students decided 20 make
some arrangement with the Mad son
street company whereby the students
could GO over their line and take a
steamer from Madison park 10 the uni
yersisy.
Fer TINS purpose q committee OF three.
Arthur Croofall. Jack Lindsey and Frank
". Smith. were appointed. All students
who can viii leave the Third street com
pany's line and patronlzs the Madison
street cars.
Prof. Meyers, of the department of
chemistry, viii resurn today from CaAfor-
MA, where he has been spending his
Christmas vacation
On account OF Lieut. Whoiiey's abse nee
there has been and VIII be no drin during
the week. The companies have now been
Differed. and viii Immediately take Up
drill under arms.
john McNanus. go. has returned 10 col
lege. and viii do much 70 help the unayer-
saty track team along this spring.
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ygEsLE IN MIND AND BODY.
rr. rsa RrecixiIa Tells Why She
said Property st a Less.

-~zef 81 fns F4st o. Mrs. FansiaG@ Van
sssssssn agsasrsss Herman Q. R<sc.sert ard
sa~s.rsua Rssesssrz. his vile. &as In prog
80 i tae Superior eo1u-i yesterday before
s-s<s Rznez Ire pJsizatifT II SEEKING 20
$40 ! aeeA SCI ASIDE agd 70 have restored
!. - certain bousshold goods. Mrs. Wan
s-.krn. who - GO years Old. OF a very
s,rTsss temperament. ard weak ksosh
ssrsally and pelysically. was On F4ss stand
80 ., YESTERDAY. she testified Stsas on
orsassr q sSS whe was TIE owner Of fos ?,
kesk q. o. B0ren's addition. which - res-
s.sA.s North TIE sum Of g 90. The oa.y
n-z.snhrsnoe was . mortgage Tor sl.A10.
- = ArE-ew Prentice in July. Iss9. 1sals
ra~Sms~ bore interest ~ tiso rate OF 8 per
-, ~ annum. she also wras fhe owner
y sa.ses.aId furniture which was worth
Aeas r.ga Her oslfy source OF INCOME
~ - sssvport al herself ard her adopted
s.axasu-. aged T. years. Was the $40 per
49, xsysch she der. vod from tho rent Of
e. properly.
4 ess Tine se1e was subg@ct TO fits of
srssns pressraison xh.eal filsed her with
lar that Mr.. Prentice vas about 70
e1sekas BE 81. 4e1 mortgage. Unaer sae
h.unace Of ffgis fear she claims u.lst sfie
vxz tnsace1 TO sell her property. both real
sss r1rsenai, 10 s4aA defendants for the
- 3, E.sac That Is, they paid her 400
ssxa an1 gave her ten notes for SEQ each
al agreed 30 pay the mortgage OF si.46o.
&, avs tssat the only security given for
~ nvss was second mortgage on the
twrsrsy. II was also provided mat the
fseasres were 70 take care OF her adopt
z szuxhser until she was Is years OF age.
" Van pronkkn claims that she
| ssszAs she was 10 Sc, ESQ ard that be-
fax fs!s the Rescharts we're 10 assume
| a. noysgage she says she was greatly
| tzzppognsef when she only received x19a
81 ~ notes FOR 500 each. bUt she was
b sarh a poor snsntal and physical con-
err nat ahe scaFce.y knew what she
SO aesnx. Slls was wiling 90 return the
81 ard the notes provided aler properly
sss nealrnszs 20 her.
I'll wAssworth and Andraw Prentice.
sAa Aasss the mortgage. both testified
~ sAsy aAouxsTs the property was worth
fW Afssr some more testimony. which
tsAae3 principally 90 tire condition
sasaA sfrs Van BrockIln Was 81 AZ ne
tas soc decided her property and her fur
sazss TO the defendants, ard which tend
u % show rrax she was scarcely IN a con-
faon 70 transact business. the case went
sse until today.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-01-06

COMMENCING Sunday night re patrons
81 she Thfri Avenue rhe&tsr vii BE gsvea
ore q tae greatest treats q ire season.
TITS - rHe seve1rh sesson CO fgas funny
farce comedy. The Dazzler." and. Ike
-rre. e improves wsth sE7e. TEES ssssCGl
{. has been ent4rely rewritten. SO snat <
D.. 20 al iu9ents and purposes. negx p,ay.
The ccrnp&uv. tea. - sfroa ger than ever
Nefcre. ard embraces q host % Eve3y ard
WY couleilans and pretty EEa3 Ersceeui
glr.s 4 cenEr~s= smoEsnS Of s1s latest
rorutar songs make the musical features
a prom merit ana messing portion q vas
elra ga raa--f
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You Can Make Honey
Dainty Linens.

II you are interested I'm pretty
Linens You cannot AFFORD 40 miss
she sale OF the sample line used
by the largest importing tfncn
house In this country. We bought
them ar about half their real
value. ON account Of being .ltGht-
IL mussed and seiled by hanat-
fns. huf the quality In all rfEh hat
aad the quantity is limited. The
prices viii be a surprise TO yoa.
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Mining Incerparntian..

Articles q Incorporation q he kear
,,-esls ssfnIntr C'agnpany were filed yeSycr-
ssf hv " L tsaxzRm. e. NJ Carr. . F.
yessoFa NJ D8shoa ans Harold Preston.
rThn object 81 she corporation - 20 ac-
ss,rfrs own and or~rAte enc Or more
rfaeer mines IN Grant county, or. or
elsewhere TIRE capital stcek = go, d.
x-s8ea tnso - shares of SO each.
Articles 81 Incorporation q the Elgip
ss@la ksfwsng CoranNmy were yesterday
sats4 ~ NfNren tSsuner Affre& Esaiuu8.
sseer,as J. ksarney and Herhert =. Coop
- The % fects ~ the corporation ere
- hssv. sell lease. prospect Tor. sGEsp ana
.,,sratn mines ans mineral claims % iron.
r-sa8 silver COPPER and otAcr FsFsesotfs
roefa1S ard CLAWS n TIE CutteG states aH3
y5sf Columbia. IRE capital stock is
& ~ -. divided tnto i-@s+so saases o5
q each
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Misses CIoaks

At about ene-fhird their real
value. We are overlooked with
Misses 6retehens and listers.
stylishfy made, suitable for
school wear or dressy occasions.
We do net wish to carry them
over, preferrfng to close them out
and pocket the loss We have d.
yided the earire line into tive lots,
giving yen your pick at prices
mach lower than the value OF
the material in the garment. See
If these values don't interest y0as
Lot Irregular prices OF these gar
ments were ss.5e. $50, s. and sS.0. Yca
may take your choice OF them az S.sS.
Lot s-This line has always sold at
50. SO. si0so. sl259 and SIS We have
marked them down % S5.A.
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sweetheart Abbey.

Few people know the origin Of the name
Dolce Cor. or Sweetheart Abbey. in Scot
land IL Is a rather curious story OF a
woman's love and affection When John
BalEol. lord OF Barnard Castle. did, his
widow caused bis heart to be embalmed.
and inclosed in ar ivory casket. richly
enaneied with silver. Forever after when
Lady Devorgilia ate her meals the casket
was on the table beside her. and when she
was buried. according 20 her own direc-
ton. near the altar IN New Ahbey--which
she herself had founded in Galloway-the
,aslst containing her husbands heart was
r,iaces on her bosom. From this incident
Sweetheart Abbey derives its name.
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Ladies' Shoes.

well fitfinE shoe Is not oniy
n comfort. bat an indication of
prosperity and carcfulncss. Our
shoes are as coed shoes 81. can be
made-fhaf means the material -
the best that can bc procured.
that the workmanship Ii Of the
highest order. that they repre-
sent the three essentials. COM
PORT, STYLE, DURABILITY. Our
prices arc always the lowest. hut
during this weeks sale we are
Offering our regular 81 Ladies'
Kid shoes In all siEes, widths and
shapes. fer $5.i5.
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Workman. Counter Claim.

: fssnisy Fred = Trucker sued T.. W.
ssksss1 90 reeovrr SIS due cn p.roniis-
se1e. Yesterday Workman fled a re-
saieh Re states chat q IS true that
sssS fhe psalnrff fhN sum altered -
! - oa ne Eroralsss1Fy fscte. bat he zsys
scslrFpr c3a}m against TssskSr
s~fFlee which De &1e<cs Is due ~ hsgn
ssssaisssc- on lands soas By hsm for
lie SAYS - has NOo0x1t suk -
- us sss-1. a1t prsys eae court -
49, aetlan "a eae prom Ssory note
- claim fer comm zssson HaS been
=. - 81 ard aaternz ned BY trial. which
v sssa he I'D
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avn sEME-STs.
The MfnStreIs.

Awasa last ulEhG 3 hearty Reception was
terlcre3 fhe Georgia University Gradu-
Rtos by tha u trons - shs Third Ayenus
shrater I,Ae show has caught on IN Sc
astie. and justly 50. Cor the songs are ths
best ard f-eshees. - Jokes te1e newest.
the srecialsfes rhs hess. and rha e16 men
the flnuf sst that have been seen here This
season. TEE Tnsastrels WI chose sheir A.
eageDens SATURDAY night. There WI be
a matinee Saturday az ais O'Clock
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COL. BELVIN AGAIN.
ARRESTED IN NEW YORK FOR
THREATENING COL TsAUGHT.

ArIwfn Is the Man who Sued Judge
Burke, A A Denny and Others In
This City Several years Ago for
Certain Real Estate, and Was
Badly worss~d ny tho Judge-
Col MeSaug hf, Also Well Known
fn Seattle. Is Attorney for Mrs
Beivin. Who Is suing for Divorce
-Beisfn Claim. His Old Friend
Betrayed Him and He only Want
Affair in New York Papers.
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49, Alan was yesterday granted =
- iFem Ntanie Allen BY Ju8ws
-. - because TIE latter abandoned The
:. ssa entered : }.te q shame. whtcA
!. -e@ tosso@lug, TAey were MARI Al
A.. SseEiA, = G., IA ISSs, and lived to-
= hapairess for q feW years
~ AZ AAsn Sswaa % So out ntxhrs
-. - eszsSss Ntth ABANDONED men ard
- Finally. N lSs1. she left her hus-
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HAS MONEY on HAND.
The Report of fhe Receiver of the
Seattle Cedar Lumber Cempany

a y AcEssan. recetx.T u the Sea tie
Cedar Lumber Company. has fled report
With Judge Langley Showing rhs prssegrs
condition Of TIE trust. Th@ report says
f3faf Inc receipts from October. las 20
date vers Sc. a.; disbursement sls7.-
@57.s7. and that there Il a ba1znce on hard
~ B.Ss.A The total assets are 81. 81 s.
and total liabilities sxs IA g
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Millinery at Half.

All the elegant and styIiph
Trina med Millinery In this store
Is offered at exactly half price
this week. This Offering includes
everything in Trimmed Hats %
the reeentesG shapes and unfrim-
med hats OF all styles, braids and
eoiors.
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hand and caf6 ane wen. fzfo a nossus q.
IFostit1tion. where sac has ever since re-
NAMED. plying vie vocation. Tns a.
tSTce Naz granted ard the custody OK she
minor child. James Aiiea. aged :. vas
awarded 10 Mrs. coauFn. ard the father
was directed &c pay q per meath for hgz
care.
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Deserted wiz. waas. Divorce.

Emma F. Eihott. who was married 20
John J. Elicit on March 81. lss5, At De-
cafur III. yesterday sued for a divorce
on The ground OF abandonment For cause
% action Mrs. Elliott alleges taat on July
Is lSqs. her husband w.ilfully and without
4sa4+ cause deserted her aDd has ever
since kept away. Since that time he has
failed to provide Cor MS taruEy. divorce
a. prayed for ard the custody q me taree
minor sgaairen. aged l.. Is and years