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ing their sister Mrs. Geo
Becton last Sunday.

ing their sister MRS. Geo L
Becton last Sunday.
Our genial and clever FRIEND
DIR. Paul G. Hutton spent las
Wednesday evening with US, or
a hunting trip. His aunt Miss
Sallie Churchill accompanied
him, visiting Mrs M. K. Craw-
ford.
Elder Isaac Smith went tc
Dudley last Saturday to attend
services at the Primitive Baptist
church Saturday and Sunday.
Mr.. Joshua Herring is at Mir.
Geo, Becton's, surveying the
lands of Mr.. Jack Yelverton,
preparatory to a division among
his children.
Miss Lizzie Kennedy. a sweet
little maiden from Duplin, is on
a visit to her sister Mrs. Chas.
Peterson.
MIR. Weldon and Miss Ell
Howell were at Coax Glen" one
evening last week, Miss Ella
coming to see her cousin Miss
Carrie Crawford.
Rev. Mr.. Gilbreth's singing
class will give a concert at Eben-
ezer church next Saturday night.
We understand one of our sweet
est young ladies is on the pro-
gramme, for the rendition of
sTrue Love-"
Rev. Mr.. Starting from the
Salem section, preached a very
fine sermon at Eoenezer last Sun
day morning. He is a fluent
speaker. and has made many
friends here.
we nave no comments to make
on "Citizen's' article, but are as
sured that if any Que would go
with US duck bunting on the
river up here, he would become
nauseated when he thought of
drinking the water. Many think
if water is clear it is pure. There
is as much difference in clarity
ing water and purifying it as
there is in religion and Christian
ity.
It gives US inexpressible pleas
n to know that Miss Carrie
Crawford, whose critical illness
we noted, is slowly convalescing,
and we wish for her an uninter-
rupted recovery.
MI. and Mrs Jesse Croker
visited Mrs Kizzy Sasser on last
Sunday.
kILLICINICK
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Your friends may smile
But that tired feeling

Your friends may smile
But that tired feeling
Means danger. 1t
Indicates impoverished
And impure blood.
This condition may
Lead to serious illness.
It should be promptly
Overcome by taking
Hoods Sarsaparilla,
Which purihes and
Enriches the blood,
Strengthens the nerves.,
Tones the stomach,
Creates an appetite,
And builds up,
Energies and vitalizes
The whole system.
Be sure to get
Only Hoods.
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BROOKLYN. N Y. Dec 10. is

BroOkIyn, N Y. Dec 19, 1886
Messrs. Ely Bros:I have used Ely's
Cream Balm a number of Year ard
find it works like q charm. 1t has
cured me of the most obstinate case of
cod in the head in less than 48 hours
from the time I felt the cold coming
on. ] would not be without it.
Respectfully yours,
283 Hart st. Fred'k Fries.
Cream Balm is kept by all druggists
Full size 10 cents. We mail it,
ELY BROS, Sc Warren ST., New York
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Opinions of a Man.

One Of the ideas a girl clings to
longest is that she can do any,
thing with a man with her eyes,
The average woman can do more
With a hairpin than a man can
with a box of tools and less with a
box of tools than a man can with
a hairpin.
Most men fall in love about a
dozen times when they are boys,
three times while they are at col
lege, and after that as often as
they can get a chance.
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Any tendency to premature baldnase
may be promptly checked by the use
of Ayers Hair Vigor. Don't delay till
the scalp is bare and the hair-roots
destroyed, If you would rea ize the
best results, begin at once with this
invaluable pI eparation.
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LEMON ELTxJR

is the best medicine-for the disease you
recommend it for on earth.
T r. HEWITT. Hewitts N. C.
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A South Carolina legislator
wants a law against hip-pockets
in trousers. Perhaps he wishes
to discourage the alleged habit
among statesmen of putting
their hands behind them.
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Hoods Pills r easy to take, easy to
operate. Cure indigestion, b1liousness.
% cents
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AT CAPITOL.

Ihave just taken the last of two bot.
ties of DIR. Mozley's Lemon Elixir, for
headache, indigestion. with
diseased liver and kidneys. The Elixir
cured me. I found it the greatest med
icine / ever used.
J. Ell MENNIcH. Attorney.
1225 P. Street, Washington, D. G
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A GOOD ~HOUSEKEEPER
wants her kitchen supplied with
everything hat will tighten labor
and facilitate work. So when she
such bargains as we are offer
ing in wooden ware of all kinds,
wash tubS pals, combination step
ladder and chair, -four pals, meas
ures of all kind, and everything in
house furnishing goods, she will
secure what she needs at once,
Yours Truly,
GOLDSBORO HARDWARE co.
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OUIDA.

Men are judged by what they do.
So is Hood's Sars aparilla. and its great
cures have given il a good name every
whore. 1T 10 the One True Blood Puri-
Ter and Great Nerve Tonic.
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MOZLEY'S LEMON ELIXIR.
A Pleasant Lemon Drink

DR.. 81. Mozley's Lemon Elixir is
prepared from the FRESH juice of Lem
ons. combined with otner vegetable
liver tonics, cathartics, aromaic stimu-
lants and blood purifiers. Sold by
druggists. SOC. and 81 90 bottles.
For biliousness and constipation.
For indigestion and foul stomach.
For sick and nervous headaches.
For palpitation and irregular action
of the heart take Lemon Elixir.
For sleeplessness and nervousness.
For loss of appetite aud debility.
For fevers. malaria, and chills, take
Lemon Elixir.
Ladies for natural and thorough or
ganic regulation, take Lemon Elixir.
Fifty cts and 81 bottles at druggists.
Prepared only by DR.. II. Motley,
Atlanta, Ga.
Lemon Elixir will not fail you in n
of the above named diseases. all of
which arise from a torpid or diseased
liver, stomach or Kidneys.
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There appears to be several
thousand niggers in the Hawaiian
annexation wood pile.
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In trying to stop the importa-
ton of the American horse Prus-
STA meant the order to serve as a
kind OF halter.
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No CLUE 70 THE P(uSONER.
sent the Poison TO Him, nut Have
No Particular Evidence 90 Sup
pert the Theory-Ns Inquest Yet.

NEW YORK, Dec. 23s-~The Adams-Cor-
rish poisoning case remains aS great a
mystery as ever. When the detective ou-
reap. the district attorneys office, the cor
cners ofylce and others seeking 10 find
solution Of the strange case, ended their
iabors for the day. al! SAID that nothing
had been learned that might assist IN
bringing the guilty persons TO Justice
The aoi.ee are inclined 10 believe that the
person who sent the poison 20 Cornish is
d woman, although the evidence - Of the
most fsnsy character. and In largely based
ON opinions OF more or less responsible
parties. Mr. Cornish, who was also pois-
oned q, the tine az Mrs Adams death, is
now completely OFT Of danger. though con-
fined 10 his bed at the knieaerbocker Ath-
Ietic Club.
Detective Capt. Nctsusky. Assistant Dis
frsct Attorney Mcintyre, Chief Of Police
Deyery and Coronsr's Physician Weston
were az police headquarters this afternoon
in consultation on the case. Acting un-
der their instructions. detectives Went to
the Adams fiat on West Eigaty-sixth street
and requested Mrs Florence Rogers Mrs.
Adams daughter. and her friend, Mira
Hovey. to accompan! theDs TO headauar-
tiers aid give their versions Of the case.
Arriving there, they remained il consulta-
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WESTERN SURGEONS IN SESSION.
A Number of Interesting Papers
Read Before the Association.

OMAHA. Dec. 2a.-The programme OF the
Western Surgeons and Gynecofogists' AS
socia.ion today was long and interesting.
Included were papers by surgeons Of ma
tional reputat ton. including Milo b. Ward.
Of Kansas City. DR.. II. ID. Miles, of Salt
Lake: DIR. j. V. Schooler Of Des Moiues,
Ia. arJ others DR.. III. c. Crowen OF Kan
sas City. was elected president of the as
ISOLATION, and Des Moines was selected as
the next place OF meeting
A new operation for cleft palate, by Dr..
A. II. Ferguson, Of Chicago was presented.
The doctor used charts to Illustrate his re-
marks. and when his subject was announc-
81 there was a general movement toward
the front in a desire to be where every
word could De heard.
DR.. j. Summers. Of Omaha made re-
port Of a case Of ahscess OF the liver pre-
senting unusual clinical phenomena when
received close attention.
Other topics were discussed by Dr. w
". Grant. Of Denver; j. ~. Warren, Of
Sioux city. and +. p. Dorsey. Of keokuk
Ia. The convention closed tonight with the
annual banquet.
The election Of officers for the ensuing
year resulted "a follows: President, III. G..
Crowell. OF Kansas Oty; first vice presi-
dent -. II. Campbell. OF 81 Joseph. Mo. !;
second vice president. T. N Hawkins, OF
Denver. secrets ry-trOasurer George A.
Simmons Lincoln. Ne9.. executive hoard
T.. +. Shoales L. A Stoidard O II. Camp
hell and Thomas Eastman; committee on
arrangements, 3 Mouse /. w. Coksmaa
ard & r Sienor.
Dies Noipes. Ia. was selected as the next
r4iaCA ~ meeting
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be vec~sved in taezr present Decreased OF
inflated vaiues. that Is. xiphonzinos Is
pessta piecee. &a-1, iosass fS%frznc psecep.
$4e4. or In United States money az the
relative vnasse Set forth in the above table.
namely, Az for asphonSnus f--peseta
paecsD xnd GsS for q iozsix t9S-fraac pisce1.
IL Is further crter~d sisEf on and after
January l. sssa and until further pro-
yidsd the following Spanish Esiver coins
new In circulation on the island OF Cuba
shall be received for customs. taxes. pubic
and postal dues At the following axed rates
III American moaey.
Peso, - cents. medic peso. 5e cents:
pessfa. L cents: real cents, medic real.
cents. Bronze and copper ceins now
current in Cuba Will be received at the fare
value for fractional parts OF a dollar In
single payment to an amount not exceed
ing u cents tone peseta)
lSlgued WILLIAM MKINI<EY."
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PRIEST As 4 PYTHIAN.
\ Catholic Father Applies for AID
mission Into the order.

CHICAGO. Dec. 24-Father r. j.
Walsh a Catholic priest OF this city, has
been elected a member Of local lodge
~ the Knights OF pythias. His applica-
tsau fer membership was made ia the
usual manner. and being favoraA.y passed
upon by the lodge his election followed
without question. He admitted today that
gaaizati0n with his consent. but said that
he had rot vet been Initiated ard until
this latter ceremony had taken place he
could not he considered In any sense a
member of the organization
lie sa5d he wnald endeavpr 10 secure the
approval os Archbishop F'eehan. az this
city. Archbishop ireland. OF 81 Paul. ~
a clcse friend % Walsh. The prizes, Is
assistant ra-;0r ot 81 Eincenl's church
re is a ruefnoer OF tire f-szarIte order ard
.s one 81 the most popular c3ergtmss OF
the CatheHe faith IN Chicago.
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STATE OFFICERS
PREPARE REPORTS.
Continued From Page One.

appropriations from the coming Iegssia-
tsre.
Other interesting features are the note
of the transferring OF sisi. 1905 Of the tide
land fund TO The general fund, noted on
page is. and the receipts for tide lands
subsequent 20 December 81, isas, amount
ing 10 sig1 s457i also transferred TO the
general fund. making total amount al
szs5,s 20 which aas been transferred
from the original fund established Tor the
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laatrs Of Charles Durk~e Say He Left
e1OO,tb00,OO0 ia Pacific Il. u. Doaas

CHICAGO. Dec "a special To The
Tribune from Now York says:
II thu assertions OF the heiss of Charles
purkee. formerly mayor Of Buffalo. are
we'll founded. tho national government
may be compelled to pay them more than
$foe. eoe.eSa on account OF come Pariae rail-
road bonds whica. IL Is alleged, the foY~
rnsr mayer. 81, his deathaed. said belonged
TO aim
Charles nnrkse. II Il alleged was the as.
st2nee or all 81 this construction herds
and Of all the original bonds issued by the
Pacific corporations II IL alleged that
Secretary Charles r, Eolger years age
rscoSuixoG the validity 81 these bonds
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STATE rREAsuRER's REPORT.
Heavy Cash Balance shown In All
af the SfRfr Funds.

Special Dispatch tn The Post-in:eligencer.
OLYMPIA, Dec 29.-The biennial report
of c. W. Young. state treasurer. has been
printed and Is now ready for presentation
40 the legislature. i Is a book OF lt3 pages
OF closely packed statistics. covering re-
ee,pts and disbursements Of the ofrico from
November ]. 1895. to October u. .sss The
most interesting portion Of the report.
from the taxpayers standpoint. consists
OF the balances on hand IN the various
funds IN the state treasury on October 81,
iSsss as follows:
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All the Lesactes Paid tn Fall, and
Debts. Save Some In Dispute.

SAN FRANCISCO Dec 9s-saperfor
Judge C0rey has granted Mrs lane l.
stanford an order for the final distribution
- ire estate OF her late husband. Senator
Leland Stanford. T4eeacses amounting =,
g.li5.etsl have seen paid IN fan. vita fha
exception CT s@%eGs6 whtcH ~ ia dispute.
and witch has heen deposited with = trus.
company. ssshiecs To an order % the sa~
grrrae cGzsYt-
Nearly ali - ;Ats amount e claimed hr
ire ctty y. San Francisco ard ths ssaie %
California fcT collateral inheritance tax
TEE tax was rat1 unSs~ protest scs on
apgssAl 80 t1e supreme csers. that rrsf,urs
decided he tAg L.ega- bat q ra.sssriag has
kasssr granted
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ctnA's Coinage VALUED.
frcsiaeat hg rroria usasaaa Fixes
ft~ Relative Price an Our Money.

WAS}Si MOTION Dee. @s.-T18e pressaen.
has issued tee following executive aTsseF
~ = hereby ordered ;hAg aa ans att@r
Jsssssaxs = 3>ss. AM until otherwise pro
vt&s4 az Customs taxes. Fpaaa9e All8 rsssgs.
<tse@ tGg sSl&ss& 81 t,uhss sinai a-s pa.
Be- U3se3 states money. N s4~sszn sol&
ct.c. s4ca SFlR.s,s zlgsst11ssts.zs teen
seuf auS II reh 5sg4sz. WssCn SD * a.
crs.e~ss IN payment - saaca csszto1a= taxes
p9s3a aa4 EestAI GSss e. lAe s8ssoa' izaE
rates
"A1ssaoris.nos - pesss a=3. loass ~
franc pss-eb ~
RS. So existing contracts rer the pay
meats - @saGeg sssas8 - pay 3 as 3p ry~aaey
&eaG s-sta&tesi "a s4ra Ssatra.gs. aaa wazsF~
x'reeea 4AS22 sSssxn-4 ga.A SaaM ha @xspu-
s&s<- s.osasg CO Payment It'd s1s1ssay .-4SLsss
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ASSIGNMENTS or ARMY OFFICERS
shaftrr ta saa Francssca Merriam
10 Colorado,

SAN fftANsIsINp iAsc. - Official nh
nss~ hsa< aesn rvr@syei ~ Mai t;tsa Ne
rsam thst Csss. SAafseT Is 10 X, asrA{., g.
s.sssssa - the Command - ehe Department
% tAEtf,srsi2- * is expected that ssesI
Smarter VII take ehargex sseeAls taY !ash ~
pext usafSh
StkNN IsS. fses IA T3fags @rs-la, f~s,Y,
astatss togs ssatNs Fasat Gen Merriam ,s.sq-
at ssss fe'sssasss~a AAR H~~r ogyteres =. ,e1
sesrflaSt.s 81 the ltsss&yt ss1ssa& ~ I5lar.Agt
VASE }StsIsAN. Aa<g.. es~rao aar ssa~
tssstSEs'slt las sSs4esi aE4srs ~ssg Rinx Mss
ts<ssa. i-hwtessa - service IN kss gsxysFsss
SitpNtNs8 FtE03ess SIS sssz s~ars E rs
Up. esersst a'2rEsf FglaS rressas M v-ss-
finskt. pfsstSsaT. IL t'arxsy
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Botkin Case VIII BE Given to the
Jury Next Tuesday.

SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. ss.-The an
gsouacenent that today would probably he
the last day for argument IN the Botkin
case attracted an immense crowd to Judge
Cooks court rcous- The police held
the crowds 10 check with difficulty, and
for hours after the commencement of the
argument fer the def.Bse by Attorney
Frank MCGOWAN. the corridors were filled
with a crowd anxious TO catch few words
OF his ARA ignment of the poi-ce and the
methods Of the prosecution.
Assistant District Attorney HosEner will
MAKE the closing argument for IAe prose-
cutIon Tomorrow. Owing to the New
Years holidays, the case viii then go over
until mex. Tuesday. when Judge Cook vii.
deliver hzs instructions TO the jury.
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Confederate Veterans n-noanee the
Hill to Give Them Pensions.

Ni7w YoRK. Dee ss-The rulsuwsng
resolution Offered by t'onnrsaa Lea sl@v or
merry or North Carolina. sss nnanfETs ssisfv
bsssFi az meeting % tns. tsAs,fesiegafs
Veteran camp of AaS York
kesolsesf. That thso Confederate Nvts~ao
camp OF New York c0Htlsg4asas ia tsun2eaa-
nred terms Tia enarts cf Senator gavt}er. ~
Ninth Carolina ssa1 - moi a te0n{es94.ratt,
ysNsrant, 10 Gesaach che u4sftnsKAd of fss.s
rosaa ~ ssekanE "a oAtAtH IsF.Sisrss sn~ ex.
Confederate Soldiers from tna lfs{s.-4
states aud tszst any similar sSfart ~ ans
southern sr,esat~T az cosaareSa sat h. a.
horretit n this camp Agst Rieel vita srsf,tsal-
slea Sarst~Sngaxt isssi -
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No PARDON foR Nc Att.EY.
The Governor pisrs-nrds the Re
CONNIE adatioa. Of the Boarf.

Special Dispatch 80 'he FoSt~ins eiiigencrr
OLYMPIA Dec. Ts--sin ire TIVE cases
recommended fer pardon by the state
board 81 parfans yesterday. action was
as ss-ioaS- In the case q George W
Mawvsiie ent~n~a - ftuIrtcen years for
rIsarss s4ssSbter. the governor has committed
tA~ sentence ia seven yraFs. il &aslng OR~
bed
In the casa II Iarses ". As|sulSy. the
petition aas been denied
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cago manufacture. The count Ia presi-
dent or the American Motor general agen-
cy. with headquarters at Paris, ana Sffices
in every capital In Europe.
The aim OF the company. Ii is said. Is TO
control the European agency for the sale
OF American manufactured motor vehicles
The contract which the count closed was
with the Fischer Equipment Company. OF
Chicago. and under ii the company agrees
to furnish the agency with 500 horseleS
vehicles year for the next ten years.
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no..s WILL NE \ WITNESS.
Governor Authorizes Him tn He
Taken tn Tacoma for the Pmrposc.

Special Dispatch 10 the Pos fnselugencer.
OLYMPIA. Isec. "a AZ Inc request Of
Jsssig., Tassteha~ti. city attorney OF Tacoma,
sfoe Rogers has issued an ogdoT 10 War
len "a iron. requiring him ta send Gorge
W Hoa9s. IN tat.2ssas clothes under
gard to Tacoma, arriving there t'r DAY
morning s3esrs' testimony r. wantea3 in
she city warrant cases. The city Of Taco
ira fhTsYush he city attorney, has EuaFan-
&. Il - pay the expenses - FsoeE> trans
rtsyfatsGn aggsi FetUrN io Wataa " ala Nc
,.rtYsrs. So has b.atsy. made - Bnggs.
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Albany y Y. D. =.-~T-saa Official
r-as1ylasS cf ira vute Tyast for governor at
tSA e3@rfse1 aa<s FssT-sh gives Roosevelt
Rersaeli Al. \ plurality 81 I1sg owsr vma
v yNk. l'eIsosrT&s-
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Scs~s1&g tffepa sre 50 t&e pysss~ ~ 81 .3zvuser
tFfgArt'tA. Iasss. -s-Tass part * tAe
.u.snt7y was rr~sset to 2 &sv-sgsss TAI -
~s2v .ats ge@ru<Iss. tGs sfrSt .ftx year. Il
Sent az a.acksS "a Jasa wsz4ssssr - sssE36
garf3sT ogt sa TEE sssGatey NGs tAlg seasaeA
2 ses9g e. 2eE.A-
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NANCSsfTE f-R II - nrc. Mrs
l.eN:s wffe - a F. te@fa t9Fe MontrvaIey
wao dlsapgeNT>s - mysterious cary tais
1sxr Is IN tie city She VII have M the
oriental steamship next Mcae.ay TO tusa
her hsszaaA4. . $50 IS uow "a Chsaa-
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Improvement Of harbors ON Puget sound
to the general fund OF the state, In rur-
suance Of a statute enacted at the last ses
sion Of the legislature.
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LARGE PURCHASE OF MOTORS.


CHICAGO, Dec. 29.-The Record says:
Count De Jotemps. Of Paris. France, has
Closed contract for the purchase OF about
S5.lnp.eo1 worth Of motor vehicles o6 Chi
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PIERRE : n. De- s-rs- William
fEsaSktzsrss. pxvss1azs& Of sAe HAafozz e1.assxe.
@ss s20a1 Sea "a Asa sooszs "a lis city To-
E4S1.-
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SO Cents
I for Is Cents

Fer today (Friday) and tomorrow
Saturday., bars Fairy Soap for
Csc; calendar free with each 25s
worth: this is the soap we have
been selling at s bars for &c: only
a small lot left, SO come quick IL
YOU want any.
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BOSTON. Dec @a.~-a.rs. Ala Cornish. the
divorced Wase of Harry Cornish. the Enick-
evb<ckeF Athieslr Club manager. by whom
a bottle * f~pisoG Was received IA CArtst
fuas present the contents Of which caused
the dsAta os Mrs. Kate ] Adams las:
night stated that her only knowledge II
Mr. Corn sh % late has cone q her ~ oagn
the newspapers 0T letters written 70 her
IS her daughter E&ith. Mrs. Cornish de-
cla~es t5As she is not acquainted with Mrs.
Adams, described as the s2at 81 Mr.. Cor
80 ara she victim % TIE lslsTlsi aaas pack
aFe - pcison-
SEQ save she never NEE Mrs. Rogers. de-
Err.hea SIS fna 3a8gbtar ~ Mrs Adams ard
separated from heT husband
Alts- cornish added tAas little Edith Went
;o New York some time ago. and or heT
rrs9rr t6sa az having been - TIA ho;Ass -
MIS- Adams hut heYoo3 tbs Mrs. tsoTnlsh
has no kEow edge - the woEaaa, Edlga Is
ruw IN uaTtfqsJ spea.ing ges holidays wg;a
EsP sra&sf mother.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-12-30
IS Cents

Per sack for Bluestem, the best
patent Flour. Our regular price is
soc per sack, and it will go higher.
as wheat is advancing. Remember.
our special price is for today Fri-
day) and tomorrow Saturday.