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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-06-15
RiNGLING DAY TOMORROW.
visit of the WORLDS Greatest show
Rapidly Approaehing

Raging day is almost here. The coming
Of Ringing Brothers famous big circus to-
OF conversation Tas pue.ie confidently .aoks
forward 10 seeing great show. and IL VIII
not he disappointed. TIE parade. which
tnsugurates circus DAY. would be suiscient
tent amuseHenis This display engages the
services OF over a thousand men. wou.en
ard children. and fully ave hundred thor
ocghbre.i horses. There are over o hun
siress Internationally carved and gold Hum
mated cages. dena ari sahleau nasss- Each
az the thirty great sectfans In which the
parade Is divided wsula be lavish display
For any other circus. The procession si's
ieave the show grounds at 10 O'Clock, AMI
ssge route VIII be the usual ore over the
rrac.pa down-town streets. The magni-
ttltie O.. the parade W.T. prepare the p8oiis
In seine measure for the wonders Of the
exhibition The performance opens with the
beautiful patriotic spectacle. The Last
prssss thar fellow tneiasis o'srsens~ famous
ssxfy-cre horse art. three trolpes ef re-
maFkzhly trained e.crAants. susbr scin-
Lockhsrt's elephant cemssssns soaasr's
ssnssSo aaL elephant e4ass hard and Mar
shanf'x pugsisstac rrtsAesctatsrs. an inter
national hneSe sxns5sf. introducing Aasusi-
fully effective htgh~cisss menace riding II
Nine sfa CASTILLO ard Miss Alas Jackson .
a compete company Ct aer~al artists head
sa bv ths great fNshsrs. the worlds great
est pnzsthis arrpAst<. the Incompatible Ira
fsen1as a srssye 80 "a nous bareback riders
trsr,tsd!ng Michass and John Rooney. III
ward Shlpr. yslta Lcwanae. EIsas Kslsnd
Olga Reed and Aihsrt Cranssli. whose ser
safssral act ~ sqsessYiaaisru e. performed
ugsssfs the nssk OF mute. AMI score. 81 9th
eYs equally O. rsras. The rsenaF@rs~ is ths
finest collection 80 rare ~ III animals 10 BE-
sopsS ard IRE shaw IL 80 entirety 81 rev
eiaftcr as wNas managerial ability. pro-
xYsrsfsf originality ard unlimited capital
car d. 81 creating a great pef9ic arsase~
su~ns Reserved numbered ssasS and AL
.n'..faus Thursday Al shr Stewart 4
Na.r~ses Drug Company at exact the
same rrsee as ca the sssiistEen grounds
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ARGus ExCURsiOx.
Every Inaicatfen That 10 WIN Bo
q Great Success.

The sale Of tickets for the Argus excur-
sion TO Victoria on the CITY Of Se,tsle
next Sunday continues 10 surpass the ex-
pectation Of It's promoters. and the on.y
regret - that the boat IL not larger. for
surely the limit Of tickets will be reacn-
I'd. AZ the boat will positively be limited
to the stipulated number Of 109 and not
another ticket sold. a great many people
are purchasing their tickets IN advance.
Everything possible win b. done for the
comfort and convenience OF the excursion
lists The passengers viii receive every
attention. and the Victoria people have
determined to make II n red-letfsF day for
the Seattle people. Advices were received
yesterday giving the details 81 the recep-
tion that will be rendered the excursion
lists
As this will positively be the only op-
portunity this SEASON TO visit Victoria on
tha City OF Seattle everybody who can
should take advantage Of II.
As for the wheel rides around Victoria.
they cannot ~ surpassed. The trip
through Beacon Hill park and around tne
cliff 10 Oak bay IL unsurpassed The
road TO Gold stream is equally beautiful
The road 10 Esauimalt and the gorge has
been put In excellent repair this spring
Racks will he provided for wheels and
all custom regulations are arranged
The fare Is only $i,ss FOR the round trip.
and tickets may be had either az III
James street or at the Northern Pacific
or Great Northern city ticket ofdcea
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CONVICTED HIMSELF.


yeonhardf Temple. a young man who
esto 9 subordinate position with a the
3usfAi company, was indicted yesterday
corning By The Federal grand jury for
y .snS.ng obseene letters through, IN. mail
q NtMs nerths Smiley. The girl IL said
e enly IA years cid She lives al The
p11lsA Or
Temple pleaded guilty and was then
uken back 70 the county Jail. He was
Sstesnd at Nhatecm Sunday afternoon
q Fosssi Inspector G. NJ Perkins. for
OF Boise. .aaho. and Deputy Uni.
~ states .sarshal Jack StrtnK~r. He
SSmHted that he sent The letter from
1vsfsfi. and uncistingIy convicted him
~ " would b. useless 10 attempt TO
sgmfnartzs ehat he said In some fifteen
49, o. manuscript. but II fraction ~
. werc published h would cause a SEN
GAtou As soon as n. Was arrested he
tQse and hone
IeNpfc Formerly lived at coifax A
SsemAtis company passed through there
rutiy ana ne See'irets the position Of
When Inspector Perkins ask.sl
ann " MS girl shoassht he was ar actor.
- Waa not
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Has . Sen
~
Manila.

Photograph Of his son from his pocketsook
and showed IL To the reporter there was an
air Of tenderness that spoke more eloquent
iy than words.
Roy has been right along with the
front" sasd ne and. 81 csurss. I am
proud Of hsm In asi his letters. and in
those If the other Washington men that
havs read I neslcr ere striking fact
TIE hara<hipx az the campaign have been
very great. The men have had to battle
no. only WITH she strength OF weil for
titled ard aeTlima4af enemy helt with the
.avaEes 81 disease. Tse~ have had 20 swim
rivers fe tae face of aof firing They
have had 20 stand Tn trenches knee iser
In water. At nigh, they have been sens Ia
squads - .sxas far out or she skiruassh
HE. ~her~ one man has kept watch wasIe
his comrades slept on the ground in the
aark.s, Jungle they could ari.
.*Ye. IN the faSe 81 these ana other
IA rdshlas the Washington volunteers have
res uttered word Of complaint They
are showing the true American Spirit In
the sast letter | hss frGm nv son. vino
enlisted when he WAS only seventeen Years
cid he ssai5: OF course an anxlois~ e,
get hack a8rse. htst IL 1. Is found nes,es.
~ ard negs san NEEDS as here / an,
willing 80 stay ten years
Yes. rsy hev was w0undea N the
f.errn II vas A singular aectfsns An
explosive ballet from a Filipino rife s,rscs
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ANOTHER SCHOONER LAUNCHED.
Two Builf at Aberdeen Within the
Past Fcur Months.

Special D<patch 10 the Post-In.eliigencer.
ABERDEEN. June 1.-THE steam
schooner San Pedro vas launched here this
evening a. 6 O'Clock. the launching being
a perfect surceSS. the boat sliding snto the
water without q hitch. The San Pad-o
was built AT the West q SIa 9e shipyards
by JOAN ilndstroui for Safhsrby q Co. Of
San Francisco. ard will ply between Calf
fornta ports The ke.SI was laid Ia enc
middle Of February and che &c the follow
ting dimensions: Length. is feet: beam ~
Zee, and depth Of hold las feet The
launching was witnessed BY about 40 pe,-
pie The nersr 81 christening the boat
was given 10 Miss Claire vesthersax who
gave II the rsrn San Pedro. Just as the
boat entered the water BY breaking a bot
tie - champagne over the bow.
Cap: ZSs3arl of San Franchises. and
formerly In command Of the South Coast
will command the San Pedro The rew
schooner wsSi be loaded here with lumber
ana then s0wsd TO San Francisco where
are wiiI tsa fttsa With .he Required ms-
ehfne-y. The IL sse second Steam sch1ns-
er launched the past week and the two
hoafs were begun ani finished within four
months time the fastest on record or iass
coast fer boass % this ssae-
SCISSORS. corn knives. pocket knives
zh,s knives Sranxenhs~yg SIS Second
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Ns Main street. modern s-.ucm house.
Eear Vadrana Park, modern s-rccm
house large lawn fruit. Acwsfbs etc. me
view Of Lake Warrington. good neasnr
oerhood. ~ -.
al MAYNARD avenue. Arocm house. UA
50 Twensy-drss avenue modern ..room
house. large lawn: vacant July / - -
Modern 1-room house. corner broodWay
and Yesser way, Is.
SIC Cherry. s-room house. IS.
sd6 Seneca street modern le-foom mouse
tls
strictly modern Groom house. never
been occupied. Third avenue and Clay
street. S9z5a
Modern Cat. Ninth and Jackson. rooms.
tf5
Clos. in, Fourth and Columbia, modern
Groom house large basement. 50
Desirable 3-roorn tenement lsls WASH
Nins-roam house, rev improvements.
81 James street, 80.
x1H Eighth avenue. 7-room house. good
condition. as. :.
stores sor rent and lots for sale in all
parts of the city.
JOHN DAVIS & CO.
10 Second Avenue
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rosrAL cInHk ros NORTON sotxD
Parser Of the steamer Discovery
Ha. R~en Appointed.

Ma*sn u fssTs. gssrs@r ~ SIC steamer
fessroxvrv that ssglss3 trSsu as~s gggse : asd
wl}s gssss Assse~e Meme. sseaessys Bag snt
~ Mehas1 s5agsnr TOO summer. Sas been
sssssssssnss \ rsatNay r~wsas e3~sx 50 sSSsE,s
4&g sr&sss axsMesH szsss~ Tssstat% st9 wfss
~ seaT~ II a. ssean ~SF1 can - gcs1sfs
"a - MTHNsl 7 p isses-aFTsF- wesea ~sas
H. the nssss*a4 rrssss essss Ter SasxGg se2E2
w. sssssEsv ecsasxsrs usssxe sxa rgsassa arms
= snenEn ssurlssx Jaay Angus axss s<Ess en-
s4sr sAsg~z ART ssssstz@nS zSSG a. 81
Mtcss~s tsAsexfn BAY ara Meme
.-sae.s.s.,e Ass r..s he.a ~g sh~3 a.
es.s3zsssp cay, bat IL rs s4ggssSes1 tsaf ar
rsnx~rnens~ ~sd t% zsstse ser 7A<sss~iy
tssse ~ h&w&ss Z
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81 500
han1someIy.


sfsfes Harry DE ca.ous Barber f2ly and
Mary .. Hart tfs1. both 81 Aubugn. How
Ara A. WsiiMan CO. OF Tacoma and
Anna Eta walton On. Of &eassle: Loa
oireshers 80 and Mary Brafton Gil. both
% Ns1rsnsle. Walter *. yessnys CIR. II
Black Diamond. ard Else Hansoon a. az
seattle. David AeAuissn az, AMI Aarxuer-
re Pr1ce t3y. both OF seattle, Charles
Howell Harrington f3s, and sophia Maui
surfer Cd. both OF San Francisco: Max
kringei co 70 Mary Krsngte al. both OF
6eAtt.e, Andrew Aensen fS7l and Nellie
Ross 10, beth OF Ballard
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.n~h~mian .frt."

TIE Wakefield Andrews opera tsorn-
pany continues - Srss large audiences a;
;hss Seattle thsa5sr Last might trey PRE-
sNefs<f Pssf3ss beautiful ballad ep~-s 'sfsse-
hegz1tRn Grt II aissN@a fuH scsQs r,r
the zns~sssti veA.s ~ \. g Tsytar. the
lea sinx ten.r while She baritone efforts
- FrAf Buusiss wen ma3cA SrTk4 stsr
,sthavs cf IRE ronsesnF assumed tsssr Pc
S.srsEv@ sSarss wksh EA1a eject The easn-
rts4 IA stvsng anf ss1rd much favor sits
ras srfterrp TNe euxsseasent. which
ssre raises - - 4 most xsscee&Sssis ore will
exEssegnas assta Ssrsisy evening. Tensgas
Martha Nssa ~ produced
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SEEMS 4 DIVORCE.
sss Henrtetta Ashwewsh says she
Has Hr~a Abandoned.

, A.s Henrietta ASswettA. wne Is ~su
$3.50 IN Seattle. saws tkAst h,ss husband.
aNAFs A%hwnr+h. Aas deserted ,s4T, AL
saeaga sire has aswsys nerFs a srzse ard
sevisx stse
ss<, IS the clock Was about - strike
sav fsrs~snx zagr af she eeE4yty clerks 60
- seefet'saT af'egneou Sas a7sa 3 sass
~ asssFes ~hv MAS r-asrtes a. Fsssofis.
d c. In JAR 1911
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Ane commissioners wAx were appointed
ssske Jacobs - Investigate the neees-
~ 81 road evsr private rsrvr~rty "a
pve frank Terrace and Robert fFrtasxsz a
IGhs 81 reaching a pualie highway from
49, property. reported in the Superior
49, 49, tssfefday aftsrncsSr 10 the effect that
tnr read WAS = nsx~essiss
,.ses sar tat Aagssst Seetswav wftf ss
s~sHsgse 10 shs extent ~ flac which Faas
saes recommend se allowed him. IRE nsw
1870 vii connect witA the SegsngSrook
ssas IN TIRE Waite river vassev.
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and ready for duty again. his last letter
was stationed"
Congressman W. l.. Jones. OF Yakima.
who has been spending several days in
dnstriai matters In which Puget Sound is
particularly interested. left fer his home
east OF the mountains last night. He Was
occupied during mcet OF yesterday with
a visit TO Magnolia biuH IN company with
Capt. w. w Robinson. OF the quartermas-
ters department u. 8. A. M Jones said
last night at the Butler:
Il have thoroughly enjoyed my visit 70
Seattle. and cave been more than ever
profoundly Impressed by the great inter
esss which are year by year concentrating
here. ! particularly enjoyed my trip along
the line OF the government canal. and shall
lend al my influence TO promote the OBJ
3ects CT thar great enterprise.
To-day had the pleasure OF going out
so ss nsn rS es ap At assnaA S Tss
work has made good progress. There has
been a deal OF labor done In the way Of
clearing and grading. and tas buildings
site Is a grand one for military post.
and is susceptible Of the Improvement to-
ward which Capt. Robinson seems 10 be
shaping IL.
At the Northern IL j. II. Robinson. Of
Dawson. who has Just returned from a
visit OF several months in the East and
tai He reports that business through
on, the Eastern states Is prosperous,
and that in such cities as New York and
Boston mechanics are getting almost as
good pay "a they are in Seattle
Hen. c. ". Hcdrdcn, OF Mortesano.
Judge OF the superior court for chehalis
county is registered at the Dillcr He IL
attending the Masonic Grand lodge His
hrn,he- A 8 Hodg,ion, OF Hoquiam IL al
80 here. Mr.. Hodgaon said Yesterday thar
all business interests In H19giam and
around Grays barber were looking well.
Among the Diiier guests are Mr.. am.
English Ia the senior member OF The frm
OF English A. Mcsafsrey. extensive dealers
In lumber and logs He reports the lunl-
her industry In excellent condition
The Hotel psller Is headquarters for tho
men from various parts OF the state now
attending the sessions % the Masonic
Grand lodge Among those registered
there Ia Judge William II. Upton, ~ WAL
In wsila. most worshipfui grand master.
Hon. Charles H. Mcrnsosh late ilen-
tenant governor for the Northwest ter
rttcry and now an advisory director OF
the r. A. G.. Is at the Ratnier-Grand
A. Z. Mills. Of Tacoma sheriff Of Pierce
county. - registered a; the Diller He In
attending the Masonic Grand lodge
Hor II. +. KEENAN,. police and municipal
Judge at Spokane, Is registered at the Dbl
Ter.
W. & Campbell a weIi-known yashor
island rsncher. - at the Stevens
s. Chadwick q .rn-lsn.n. res'tsn. of
Cosfax IA AZ TIRE Ipilier
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SHAKE INTO YOUR SHOES.

Aliens FOOT-EASE, a powder
for the feet. II cures painful,
swollen. ssnartsng. nervous feet. and In
s,antly takes the sting cut OF eorns and
sursonx. las the greatest comfort dis
ccve-v 81 the age. Aliens Fuo,-Ease
makes tight or rev shoes feel EASY. II
and hos, tired. astasnE feet Try Il To-
dag. Sold hY all druggists and shoe
stores. Ry r,Aii for &c. in stamps. Trial
package FREE. Address. Allen s. oiEss-
s.ea. L. Rey. y. 7.
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The jury that heard the evidence IL, the
suit OF r. E. Dornfeid against the North
ern Pacific Railroad Company In Judge
ienscns court Monday and Tuesday
rescsed verdict yesterday morning al
Z-W o'clock They acre out from the lat
ter payt Of the afternoon The verdict
was read 10 open court yesterday morning
II awarded Dcrrfsid 81 80 damages for the
inss Of his valise from the ecmpany's bag
gage room
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Ira Yashima and Chic Pu.am.. who were
indicted hy the grand jury for bringing
Tour Japs into this country April u n
violation Of the exclusion laws plea dei
not guilty In the Federal court yesterday
afternoon before Judge Hanforf. All
Chung. Chinamzn. wno 10 sssd 70 have
senuG4ssd IN ~ Cinnamon June In yfoaa-
tton Of the contract sabar laws entered \
plea Of not guilty.
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front the first call 10
arms. ani has since
fought CALAMITY. aav-
Ing been wounded In
tire trenches around
Manila, As Mr..
DIVER .n.ax "a little
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THE PASSING THRONG.

F. r. Dnyer. Of Tacoma, was In the city
Yesterday. He has a son. Edward Leroy
p~yer. whs az q member OF Company c,
First Washington volunteers. went 20 the
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70 COOLEY ORDINANCES.
City Council Will Consider an
Important Reform.
s,LL - NOW BEING DRAFTED.

70 PPovt1es fer nevSstea asa Ceai-
the Coene1l rnaer the D1Peessen
81 = CeAe Coaaiselon-The Laws
Have Not Evea D<ea PrfnteA
Since 1eoa-ln . state - Chaos.
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! Re following ifTenSeS - wsA asre fs
esr
Hlsars - gevSers fe.s ara Cardiac L.
Ss2sS 90. AosA y fzAlisrs giuseppe chsce
hst Ans AngssstsS Ts3i2e tts1. szasa - So
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Mes Martsnson and Stephen Gray. who
were declared insane recently n the SUI
peFior court before Judge Reid. were taken
70 the Ssesiacoom asylum yesterday By
Deputy Sheriff Wise Gray sill imagtnes
that he is q second Christ and that IL is a
part Of his business TO stand on his head
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AZ ex,aExas ssnezzaF fSx ses<axHsi-a wsss
ss fssaest & ar szr-ssEs cd iss% As7~s
sA4zzy takma A. seestl*se> ssss sftsy-
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the stock OF the gun In the hands OF the
men lying next TO Roy. The bullet ex-
pfodeJ and Roy was wounded in the
breast The wound. however. did not de-
lay him very long and he was soon out
and ready for duty again His last letter
was written from a church tower where he
was stationed"
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STEAMSHIP iaara1s salts Tsgr&4xy,
Jxnr "a Gaze Sern~ and 81 EAcAxei
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SCISSORS, corn knives pocket knives
table knives. Spsnxenhsrg, SIS Second.
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PUBLIC BUILDING a1E.
Uncle Sans representative Here
Selecting One.
He HAS NINE TO CHOOSE rsoM.

p. .. Garresson. ~ Special Agent
- the Treasury Department. In
oDeets Many Choice locations
O9ePeA ~ Realty Owners Of se-
attle-lf EverythinG ssses Well
Wefk VIII De Begun Next sprins.
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PERSONAL.

8 J Chadwick = crn-ssnsn. res.asnt 81
EosfAx IA AZ TIRE Tpflier
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Hon. Charles II. McIntoxh. late llen-
tenant governor for the Northwest ter
ri,ory. and now an advisory director OF
the Il. A. G.. Is at the Ratnier-Grand-
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HGr n +. KEENAN,. police and municipal
Judge at Spokane, Is registered at the Dbl
Ter
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W. c. Campbell. a weIl-knewn Sashon
island rsncher. - at the Stevens.
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PERSONAL MEN TON.

Mrs. William Stein and daughters, Sarah
and Annie. and their guest, Dr. Dill, spent
to o-day visiting friends at Sheppton.
Miss Name O'Malley, of Minersville, was
the guest of town friends yesterday.
Jesse Thomas had sufficiently recovered
from his attack of cramps at Ringtown, TO
enable him to return to his home to-day.
Harry Levitt, of Centralia, was business
visitor to town yesterday. He will open a
new store next door to Hon. NJ. G. Watson's S
as soon as the alterations are completed.
Messrs Lewis Gable, Joseph Hayes and
Harry Brown, Of Philadelphia, who were
the guests of the formers brothers, Philip H,
and A. D. Gable, of town, left for their homes
yesterday. This is their first trip to the coal
regions and all were well pleased.
Harry Rowse is i'll at his home on South
/ Bower street.
Mrs T. D. Davies, of North JardIn street
is confined to her bed by illness, but /
slightly improved.
William Schmicker has gone to Reading t
enter the employ of the Barley Brewing
Company.
Miss Jennie H Swindels is home iron
Philadelphia on visit.
A. B. Jay, of Ringtown, was welcom
visitor to town to-day. Mr.. Jay is now abl
to walk with the aid of a cane.
Mrs. Edward Kinks and son, of Frackvillt
were seen in town yesterday.
Mrs. Ruth NJ. Hopkins and family, VIII
resided on West Huckleberry alley, to-da
moved to Philadelphia.
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The HERALDs well equipped job depart
ment has Just turned out a neat, artistic blotter
which has been much admired by our bust
ness men. 1t is printed in cslors and has a
calendar for the month of April in one
corner, thus keeping the day of the month
before you all the time. Good printing is the
only kind we do, and the blotter referred to
is fair sample of our work With our
presses, our type, and our know how" we
can accommodate your every want in the
printing line The HERALD print is
Synonymous with neatness and tasty type
effects. We can furnish blOtters, printed in
either one or more colors, on short notice and
at reasonable rates This is one way-and
good one-of keeping your business before
the public Shall we do some for you?
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Orphans, Court Work.

In the Orphans Court, Judge Dunn pre-
siding, the exceptions to the adjudication in
the estate of Mary Johnston, deceased, were
dismissed, and the adjudication confirmed.
In the estate of Abraham Carl, deceased, a
corrected distribution statement was filed
In the estate of Alfred Millard, deceased,
the return of sale was confirmed absolutely.
In the estate of Simon r. Yoder, deceased,
the return of the sale was confirmed nisi, to
become absolute in ten days unless excep'
tions are filed thereto. The clerks being
directed to make a deed to Alice NJ. Yoder
the purchaser.
In the matter of the Reber minors the
Court directed the guardian to enter into
lease and pay to William Irwin the sum o
SO 90 per month for the support and educa
ton of the three said minors.
In the matter of the Beddall minors, th'
| Court confirmed the investment made my th'
| guardian.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1899-04-18
Remarkable Rescue.

Mrs. Michael Curtain. Plainheld, H.,
makes the statement, that she caught cold,
which settled on her lungs; she was treated
for month by her family physician, but grew
worse. He told her she was hopeless vic
tim of consumption and that no medicine
could cure her. Her druggist suggested DR..
Kings New Discovery for consumption she
bought bottle and to her delight found her
self benefited from first dose. She continued
its use and after taking six bottles, found her
self sound and well now does her own
housework, and is as well as she ever was
Free trial bottles of this Great Discovery at A.
Wasley's Drug Store. Large bottles so cents
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