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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-02-10

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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-02-10

IRE people q saftls. an8 particularly
those owrlnE property e1o7r ths route *
TIE rreaose3 ea1al Aetwee1 che ,aJzes. ueea
e - arogae3 - a ssase % ra1i, duty.
TIE attrHet % s>eurs II VIZ ee q failure
eEicss there - . vutzrn &c that spirit
eAi-a faFts-e4 rs incegeeaA Thsz q vas
a~at progeee3 pecele OWING lad slcnw
ere rogse cgerss 20 8ona;s Parts - tAe.-
tracts eos essy 80 permit q tie chase.
be.-x Ger. b.; 20 e1aAic ths appraisers 70
have sort 90 fao3 f-e=n which % make
cansg eeaattoa
u vas fouaaS that wsEs she owners e
t-arts woaid &c greatly benefited ~ the
ceust-scsiaa e. the ca1a-. there we're raang
ovas-s e isoiated lots wh5 woa.3 so de-
asived e1Flrsly - their property for TIE
rees-a' x5s5- re citizens ro1ereas o.
trr,s 80 sssvzss as = ooausv ea~5ss tse
censeo s4tloa &c those unfo~rzrats s s-a
ceeae-,nstfo7 a-osee5iaxs were cor~
rzaa~s.L - aas tas iateattoa only 20 pay
fer 5err wa.,h were the sole property os
isatrttaa's pEs-s naus; ~ tAkea entirely
az IS sach "a extcat 81 - ssase theza 70
s25zeeas p-oqe-ty 70 - seaeate3 ~ re
izsProys=e2t- Mex Il looks IS 4 s0@s %
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-02-10

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backs = 70 - s1r@css6. II view 9.
saanxes conditions. AZ tse tine re zn@cs
as xoeeen. - endless caasr'' was II III
operation. ard xos1 was g1znx CIT % Ire
treasury as fast as . eoul1 - poured X
from ehs rr0os>ts q bora sales Wirz
ire saeE fnzTav ard definitely settled that
sse~e Is 70 - 10 tzEZer1rg VITA Eae
standard OF xalaes. tae god reserve ass
rot only avoided eepistloE, ezs Il has been
constantly and steadily incEsasing = vol
urse. = has become wei settled tAzt Il
wzs act TIE Outstanding grs@nczcks, DIT
he fear % charge n OR financial Eys-
ten whses brought about tie rssez upon
tas treasury reserve, AID s. Vas tas heavy
eseels "a revenue whEca rendered these
rasdx posz1s2s a. rs gDFsrnrnenf was
compelled 70 and cd Immediately pay out
the zreenhacks and treasury notes r. pay
meat for current expenses as fast as they
we're presented for redemption
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-02-10
NOTABLE PEOPLE.

Hrs. Thomas .. CAlkirs ssh Francisco
IA the bzzS- few yss4-s Ezas ingSxsts6 twenty
seven aps-Safs7-d z--1G.es a-10rg TIE NUN
o-- 3 hek-rzx pan win a1s1slsSssa:e patti
s1tustE1g rCw@ ring
1fr Swi1bzrne's mother. who was bu-
RED n The lovely fittie eerrstsry ot Bon
church recently vas a very charming and
age-sh@ Vas ccnsa6erAoly over ss-She
preserved c keen interest In literature and
The lats Mr.. Abbey. who had many bust
rsES dealings vita Nine. Sarah Bern
har9t. AMI directed several OF her Longest
tours through the United states, o-ce
said nat % 81 he actresses he had ever
known shs was the most generous
hearted.
be very latest thing Z posts L a young
Japanese named Tone Noxucht who has
been q discovered and exploited - taose ex-
fTeE1sly Cp-to-1ate publications. the Lark
II Tokyo. but has spent the last three
years with Joaquin AfAer. on bis ranch
IN California controversy = noS rag
Ing ever the question whether NoSGcat
2lasi7r.zes Or only "absoros-
Nicolas Erasmus Szvirs. Count &c Tou-
lousa Lautree. wao onoe Gained TIE
throne o. Bulgaria was then sxilsi 70
Siberia. ard has owed zf5ezianee 20 three
governments. has challenged tne Russian
consul genera. Alexander Oaarovsky. 70
a duel lie says tire latter must accept
~ challenge - mortal combat. % e4se
- forced BY a publtc Gaming. % make
himself the Challenging party.
Ci5 Princess maize. re aunt - ne
kheHive. VINO Gle3 recently. was re-
nowned Cor her cruelty. When one ot Ter
running g-oous or sails ventured 20 Init
mate that 6s VAS Unable 10 keep up with
her carriage. ewing % the speed 81 which
she caused her horse 20 be driven. sire
had him shc5 ~ 4 farrfsr II her pres
encs ~fth red Rot horSesnoes pinned to
hss bare feet bY long nails. she never
admitted sDy male visitor 70 her palace
% leave IL alive. 80 fewer t1an sixteen
foreigners, some - them q cls-iu gl1lsslsd
rank. are known 20 have r1et geir death
etther = her palace Or Oh leaving IL.
Finally the cutlery On tia subject made
came 80 strong that ire k1e4iTs 81 ne
asy was obliged 20 exile from Egypt thSs
oriental counterpart of Margaret c. Bour-
bar
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-02-10
77777-777777777@7
The Trthnne ALMANAC.

what the Almanac IL Gotha r. 20 Fs51-
rupeans. and Whiftsker's or Buras's i 20
England. re Tribune Almanac - 70
Americans u - not merely an almanac:
Il IS an annual encyclopedia. a coupen-
dun q chs years political hlstory. For
= cents & pats into every mans hand an
answer 20 almost every question % rolit-.
lea ard even % g genera character likely
% BE- suggested.
Tas Trinune Almanac Tor 1ssT. now cut
= breezy. thoroughly NJ 20 date. ard a
strong and valuable number. Political
platforms Occupy rather more space tnan
usua1. TIRE past year having been preIanc
Z platforms. and a. least a digest - given
% every oaa Ct ne national ard state
creeds % 49, Election returns are fully
presented. with names q ths rev mem
be-s OF congress sn1 senators. and al re
usual variety o statistics on Naance
trade, Agriculture. coinage. banking. pro-
1ucz1oa O re precious metals. public rev
erue, population colleges. EDUCATION
pre- rnirent s0casues. raaroazs. telegraph
ar6 telephone oornpA MES. public de5x and
expenditures. fires % ks. and other IN
portAn1 matters. The recent government
5ond issues and PROPOSED tr1peacAnsrt Ok
President Cleveland. tzs censzre Of RI
BAyar1, t9s Venezuelan business inter
national ARBITRATION a2d cg1oa1 rsFoau-
ton are fully and cc1czsetY treated and
tnsrs are q DE-aeE os wza11css minor Tes-
lures szgS1 zs fAS.s a5out he s2Ezr 5oun-
y. Mst @ cztss % important historical
events. Eu-SSr o< American soldiers "a
each Of or wars. IL Dor Avs. e8vtl service
laws. sa1z~i@s % 81 rfe leading FEDERAL
zE1 state officials. s2css A5out TIE naval
ana .&a- militia, and 90 80
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-02-10
A City Rzn as n village.


TIE rad q he police on = party % gen.
tsEsn dining a. Sherry's - not 20 ~ re-
grsrr~1- 7: was ar outrage. % course. at
= so.s1t. in9etsnsssle Intrusion such as
Paris Vas Accustomed % from Ire NOR
as police" Pat good 4tIl come % e. Tbs
city g Eovsr1s1 as = g ws-e = village. II
ths Ordinary citizen must stop amusing
hirsslf 81 9 certain hour CT ire night =
70 citizen nay lEwruEv drink anything on
Sunday Ttt1out 5pw-zts-r himself by pre-
tending - sst q neal that - rot neal
WY seculG ger tlszns- dining ~ a rAst2ar-
an COR plain 2 s pollse captAsn- suspect
tug t1en q iut2~.ng their morals, bursts
Ia - See about ST TIE raid waE % u alscs
H.th "a w1c3s system % supervision
which 6egrlveS re citizen g t1Gtvf618l
Marty. BE - = ehE5 % he WATCHED ard
s-&r1s4, zn1 punished ssr zaueAtlnss@.
New YORK. However. g a r1st-orsotlx. Tna.
ought 20 cozsoss he gsnt1sEea wzoss
feast and ca1zp@r ws~s DISTURBED ~ sher-
rys No private so1Sa. 20 oe sure. = arr
ssfsr t1Rn restaurant. eut - tie -sch
eaEt Ike saca espionage taey ezz go 70
s. Petersburg ar yz1ztsoz- New York-
eT8 g2o Gxe n2t Tlc7 osz stay ard stAaA g.
Tr=x G-s Used 10 - Bat = ls r5ss4a lie
tAsy zsGy - tl-e - go&:e5 20 rebellion
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-02-10

TIE Ms@-za rates .a3s ~ rns Great
Es--Ee-z -zEl-oAS. tie Canadian Pzrzsc
sz1 re northern P2caAo, Il ooassDctscz
with a. cozxeS.tng l1as=. shozl1 tez-ct
people = re E2z- 20 vsEz1 EeGrrse nsx.
sgzr1Sr. Tie cozysoszoz % tie Ck-1sss&1
E3EeaTorsrs a. Szz Frzzei=oo I'll. o.
course. - the ckze. attraction 5Gt *
would e q ssaghteus pan .o< Eastern pso-
pls 20 take th4 oc@&a v0y2xs from tEsrs
20 the Sou7t. sx6 fEsz return by tnzt ozs
@ tns rhres reals ross cozFeza-rt for
tas1r E1nez- TIE seals are making uzl-
form rates. 50 thai there is 10 2gsfersocs
sxeeyE such as eozwszz=nce rxAggssss.
Nov - tEs tine fer Warrington people
20 write 70 their relatives sxd tr1sz2z ac-
viz1E.g then q Ire opportunity % visit
what w41 s2oa - ozs % TIE rnoss-ta-kao-
% states "a the Enfoa- It's climate. the
nzL1. genial summer. ard ia soe-sry. 60
uz1lke anything on The Atss1rte ssoss or
n the si15ss states. Ehosl2 sttrzct yts-
it0rs and fts xon6e-tx resources vii Ger
ta-laly tempt rsazg 70 make il eventually
their r.eru-zrenf home
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-02-10
SENATOR PLUMAER ExPLAISx
pfd Not Receive a Letter From sena-
ter John l. wtlssn

n so1se quarters The story "a stiH t-as-sl-
tag that Senator PzuUus- stated z his
speech when be aEst voted fur Turner that
he lad received & iettsr from john L WI
son asking hin % vote Tor a mid zle-of-ths,-
road PopsEtst az The tine Tie Olyrnoian
to1ay called upoz Senator Flguner s-ra
lassrrogate9 him.
senator. Z understand that ~ e--o-e-
S2s rspovt hsz gone cut pzrportinz you %
have saA3 tsAt yo2 hG1 Tecs1v@9 letters
frcg1 John = Wilson a4kfzx you % vote
Tor Hll1die-cs-ths-roAd PopEslistT'
Tea I ~ 1erEEAnd that report has gu@s
o1l az T1s1 70 state 20 yoa that J never
sac TIA saGae- z Is a. q mistake have
slzsg y been ra4sq aote6 ~ TIE press Hhar
I 1A1 saT, @rc that was 81 th@ tine Z
rEa1ged rEv supFcyv % Judge Turner vas
ttaS ! he1 reserved ietie-s from John Z.
WilsoE. Republicans. aid Dot as stated
rrorG TIRE senator Hirasexs
4 sevsr reserved a Iettsr from SA-a.41-
W.-s11 90 tEts SID se1t. SD referred sin
p.y 20 the fact tsAE TIE lstte-s hzf ra-
ce &c we-S from q gsaf srran whom Z A.
sUys considered supporter = 1ar WI
sc1- IRE ln1enf thas desired xss 20 shsx
tfaz az fr as NV co-stfr1aEsry ~zz Cor
GENES. Eozas NHgslals11E waited ne 70
vote fcr = tis-of Ehe-raa6 Fa9ufisf- AZ
scrue 3uE2z4sts desired RE t8 - NV rsr--
FoTt fo- gAe s.ee-saa q ar. Tuner
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-02-10
ssHs1pt Hlpys

HAP As4pE
Ag0Ilztng screams rang through re cor
rt3ons Of = downtown 1oesS last rggat.
Guests rushed CIR % their ROOMS. porTs-s.
be.l boys ard CLERKS r1shed sxct-s1Iy hIt1er
and father. 10. knowing which way 70
turn.
Help, Help
The awful cries Of some poor woman IL
serrlose extremity were repeated again and
again
Where are you - sbOsated 6 CLERK
Here II this room Help"
TIE cle-k- frszz!@d BY apprehension OF =
terrible tragedy. dashed a. TIA door and
fr4u.scs1ly EasfIs5 a. the kuo5.
Help Help
The cries were growing fainter.
''Unsock TIE door" shouted ha1 a doza1
people Z breath.
Help! cant"
A combined rush vas made az ths door
ana & few OF the hinges. It's occupant
q tie noon stood calmly viewing TIE mob
thai rushed =.
'-wharss re nazer?'' demanded tAe
clerk
WAY. ioske9 &c door and then sos. lie
kay o.. hare 3 lsoa he bureau IN ever
50 much o5IlgeS % yos1-"-Szz Ersrctsoo
PoS..
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-02-10

Aaaat ths srs; e. re month a. ALLEGED
fnts-vssw wstA Hea. isua@n :. Gage was
grlnses Ia ere esturaus o. tie New York
Wegia aaa was teteErapera a. over tse
eoansry. appeaTiaK tn every Newspaper
whlch carries selsKracass pews service.
II this interview the gentleman $50 aAs
beer selected as President Neklaser's
secretary - tee treasury was rre-esass ,ssi
as sakias streag groras n ssvc- ce ERE
immediate retirement e TIE groezbsoss
fgos= elrcaiatioo. ara generally DISCUSSING
financial lassiieHs. vita al reference
80 tAe 8agses uaica as w5n se eanAa upoa
e gcgferEn. Tais 4HsEea latervisw PAS
esea Ire cause q greaR deal os ueN-s-
paper cevrmant ual csc Iesst amusing
fcagare - wAich has hsea ssaaa .a tss
AysfsyteAI demands ~ sasue 81 Ies aat
money newspapers Scr = coszh4nAtlaa es
81 tAe Tree silver sorccs u tie senate 70
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-02-10

Tas fusioz-zt majority 81 TIE state ieg-
tslzturs . making q prseea- OF economy
~ seeking 20 reduce s2ch salaries as are
fxe1 By the state Constitution. while
which could De lowered ~ simple act
O. TIE legislature n TIE former case Il
VII take more than two years before The
reduction can take enscc II rAs latter
TIE reduction would take place as sooa
&c TIE law passed
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-02-10

Esr-sen Is bslag Honszsd e Locdon ard
VII make enough noEsy from his books
and lectures 10 fx ainssif for Eca> Thess
Arctic expeditions are not TIE irrsdeen-
ably 2ool.zA s1aEx rnzt some persons
tank There - Always glory. and some
tines more sghssa nT.z2 rewards. 4or tax
i1g part II then-
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-02-10

The Rhoe. Island state eapttol. now
under construction. viii cost over g 30. .
90. The popular impression az Rhode
Island IS that less than that amount
ought 20 sufice for building a root ever
the whole state
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-02-10

Tasy have discovered one good point
Il favor o; Ssaato--ssset H@a<a-, q
Idaho Although 3 rnszaosr Q. tie Legs
latEre for several yes-s he has never been
known % make a speech How. with this
record he could ever have maintained hls
Standing IN ths FopuI1zt party = not
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-02-10

II IL given oft that Prssiisnt Cleveland
VII veto the immigration b.l Il & passes
Il would - a characteristics artfoa o. his
part Mr.. Cleveland Is inclined % look
With suspicion upon ali measures which
are acceptable 70 and demanded ~ a
great majority Of Tire people.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-02-10

Il Is recalled that when Senator Peter
vas elected 70 the senate SIX year. ago
re announced thai be did not believe II
second terms His constituents have
shown that they shared n that BELIEF.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-02-10
THE LETTER PROM A COLLIER.

0syualz, wasa. Fs5 g 80
70 fks Eater Ny atse-sscsn Ia hen
cAlle1 20 a. u1 warranted coma Ius ~ IN
zaEnes3 + C2llier." - Four lss1ss g sosssv
I-siacsrlry sn1 uns~sssf'1l ness u-ser a
~na= de SHINE zeed - refu.asso-. by
yours respectfully. =. 4 NORTON.
Senate Assistant Ezrosllnx C.e-x
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-02-10

san FFxas@s,o Report: In ia Intervals
berEesz treating erost o-. snz rss1r1-g
these wa0z hanger zz4 exposure hzTs
Er0sSxasss TIE s-ars % me hospitals q
New TSyk, Chicago. s. Logls. etc, Ezs
oys.kax.Azg LaslF kcs caE1s sr6 AEzcl-
lz1css for ne Approaching sG2x-rozs SEA-
s2I- Nice eliEz-s t5=y cave across tAs
zz0sztz&ns. ard they 6Dz'. seem % know
{. e..szSr-
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-02-10

The New York Herald proposes 70 star,
a movement % drive ma fakirs cut O:
New York TIE Old prover5 about TIE
reformed ;ales has al Application here.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-02-10

TIE sun raised % pay fer tie inaugural
ceremonies cuts but small agurs beside
ths amount wkich TIRE Bradley Martins
propose 10 spend for their fancy dress ball
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-02-10

T7s bot trust has Collapsed. More trusts
savs fallen 70 pieces BY their ovyn weight
Tran have ever eeen injured b. ant
trust Jaws
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-02-10

Secretary oinsy says that Spain desires
% 60 what she thinks Is right That t.
probably also a correct statement % TIE
king OF Bealn's position
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-02-10

ssr Frszc1soo Cal: u congress under
takes % prevent ire scziplng Of rsil-oz1
tickets z ought a. T6e szzs tine q pre-
vsslt tie price % thos@ tickets from sac
H. tzs public
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-02-10

Tzco-zz Esxs- E-z Teeessr EZ-ex -
oz- = Al aI@we1 re@za 4sxzzw s-xzszzsy.
WI LSSs G-3w C1A1g Se-a-s- S2zs-z
szdly szvs Z H.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-02-10

Vale Maud IS a schoolgirl, as yaog see.
saort a. IRE bottom hsr srocks mEs< be.
WEsn sAs = de5ats1ts. tzsy drop
Long a. the 5gstou and sa0rE 81 tls Scp-
-ChI>z 20 News.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-02-10
BITS OF HUaoR-

szzn-vhat makes yea look 80 worried
izsesyg
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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-02-10

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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-02-10

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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-02-10
COAST PAPERS.

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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-02-10

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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-02-10

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Gloucester County Democrat., 1897-12-30
GLASSBORO.

David Paulin, uncle of ]. Ellis and David
Paulin, died in Philadelphia, on Monday,
the 9th inst. and will be buried at Woods
town on Thursday, the Both.
Geo. HarbeFt, Jr.. a fiattener of window
glass. will work at Muncie, Indiana, during
this blast.
MN. Murphy is better and has been de-
clared off the Castle. He has been sick
since September II, with stomach trouble.
John McFadden lost trotter from para
lysis last week.
Caterer Tice will serve the grand New
Year supper with biyalyes
Mr.. Isaac Pancoast, of Clayton, has a
valuable cow sick with ergotism.
Snellbaker Bros. have the foundation
set for large monument to the memory Of
Mrs. DIR. Jacob Iszard.
Master Roy Peterson had the champion
Chriatmas tree Of all the lads in town.
Michael Simmerman. Sr., is improved
from his attack of paralysis, and is able tC
walk about on pleasant days.
The Whitley Glass Works store did q
grand holiday business.
higgins, tne snOe man, made greal
drive in Christmas shoes for his customers
John Repp & Sons, are reaping a good
harvest from apples kept in their cold
storage.
The NJ E and M. P. churches held theil
Christmas entertainments on Christina,
night The children all received tn,
usual box of candy.
StaDger will make special on New
Years for bargains.
Chew. the florist, has sold car loads o
Christmas green's.
Who paid the freight like Jones tn,
scale man, and then did not get the chair
The Red Men adopted six candidates OF
Monday evening of this week. The degre,
team was present from Gloucester and th'
braves had an old time hunt.
Gloucester County Democrat., 1897-12-30
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PAULSBORO.


oal yours \ psopie a'e esJoyi1g nDe
sAaslus " = !. onusseiS > I'nu q : alauiss
s'aS,o1
winner Wilkinson, VINO bad his leg
broken while working at the phosphate
work soms time ago, has recovered and
came cams none from 'ne hospital On SATURDAY
'ase'
Robert Preston Is quite siek at MS home
on oweoesoolo avenue, "ieh hSer anO
Aiuney 1iouoie.
Rev. Il. y. Stnltz will preach IN the NJ
E. church here on Sunday morning and
evening next.
The Episcopalian Sunday-school held
tneir Christmas festival and entertainment,
in the church Tuesday night last.
TRY r. A. testers grocery for your primes
and loo. nound finest eyaporated psaehes
1Cc. good coffee. 121c nonnd finest raj.
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