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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-02-15
PosT-INTELLIGENc WANT AID
AGENCIES.


The rost Inseliiwcncer has established branch assu
uss where classified Advertisements will b. received
untii 70 .. . each 1ay. The utss charged Of the
esncer business Office Cash ads only VIII be taken
Ct branch aeences Following the list OF agencies:
Yopks BarrinUtoa's drug store,
Second avenue and Pike.
Broadway Pharmacy. r. u. Fisher,
Broa away and james.
Rsnton Hfil Pharmacy. Madisen
street and Fifteenth avenue.
Waila WalIa Pharmacy, Twenty.
0rst anA sast JeGePson.
FPeeborn's Pharmacy. Hfnth ave-
nus south ana Jackson.
shfvsleTs DPuw store. Twenty.
third avenue south and Jackson.
SENATE Dsuw store. 1O23 Howell.
roraer loren.
north Seattle Pharmacy. Battery
aad FIRST avenae.
A. n. Guy's Pharmacy. Deuny way
snd Fifth avenue north.
r. y. CUstsgsnss Pharmacy. Qucen
Anns avenus and Roy street.
ballard
Preston's Pharmacy. Ballard ~.
saue.
FREMONT.
Fremont Drug Company, Lake
ssv~cs and Ewing avenus.
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DEATHS AND FUNERALS.


sOULETT-At 6E Pontius avenue. February IL.
1900, Ida Goulett. aged q year.
MuMFOgD-The funeral Of H. W. Mlmford viii
take place at 10 a. m. today from B0nney 4
stcyart's funeral pariors. intennent ia Lake View
cemetery.
EOTH-The funeral Of Weigand Roth viii take
place at 2 D. IA. to-day from Bpnney x Stewart :
funeral padors under the auspices Of the Brew
ery wofkmen's Union. Interfnent in Lake View
cemetery.
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z LICENSES TO WED.

The following licenses 10 wed issued yesterday
y County Auditor Evenson:
John Watt Mcdonald fzi and Mae r. Robertson
Cos, both Of Seattle.
George Herriott on. Of Spokane, and Lulu Ander-
sou t11 of Tacoma.
Franklin.
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NOME
PLACER CLAIMS.
For Saie--6 claims, properly staked and re-
corded; on well known creeks. located In
the early spring OF last year; owner must
have money TO work other claims; spot
cash: s2.gle
H. +. PARKER e. CO,
Phone. Blue 00l. ii2 YesIer waN.
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PUBLISHERS NOTfcE.~Traseling agents are
]. A. Mcclellan. o. H. LOomis +. Blanchard City
collectors Z. T. Havley, John y. 5beeisn. Z; H.
GobIke. G. II. steffeb and Robert Akin Post
masters eyerywbere are oar Egents. Pay money
only TO thc4a and TO our resident agents IN the
various cisi-s and towns of the Northwest.
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wANTEp-PARTNERs.

WANTED-Partner in good paying bust
ness. must have $50 TO invest; pays 100
per cent; stands investigation. Call 1905
Third avenue
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WANT ADS.

Aaversisemenss under any
headfng IN eIsssinea coiumns.
lie q word each insertions min ,
smum charge. 2Sc. C1assinea
sdvertissnents running one
month without change of COPY.
e1.sO PEI lire fseven words
} count 10 Iinep. On three I
sonths' order. e1.3B per hns
Der ssontAs On str months' ore
der, e1.3O per 1isc per nssthi
- Yearly order. 81 per isns
pss 1mosfvA
OoOseessAssee
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Personal.

LADlES-Wait for Miss Cummings return
from san Francisco If you want the
latest style of hair-dressing. Ny new
parlors viii be equipped with the. latest
appliances for scientific scalp treatment
and facial hlemisnes. win also carry nne
line OF hair switches. wigs. latest style
front pieces and hair ornaments direct
from Europe. Watch for later announce
ment.
MRS SHEFFER has secured the services
OF a thoroughly first-class halrdresser
from leading San Francisco establish
rnent ladies desiring artistic hair,lress-
ing. manicuring, facial massage OF scalp
treatment can be assured q satisfaction
al parloTs Modern Toilet Speciality Co.
p Downs block, 10 Second avenuef
CHILDREN's fancy dress ball prize cake
walking and dancing Saturday afternoon,
February "a, 1900; music. by Wagner. see
large 81 cake in Palace % Sweets VITA
dow, Second avenue. between Columbia
and Marion streets. Admission, children
or adults loo. Ranke hail. Pike street
and Fifth avenue.
ChII.DREN's fancy dress ball, Ranke
hall. by Prof Wilson's pupils Saturday
afternoon. February 18th, grand march
at o'clock sharp Admission, children
or adults. l0c. Prize cake Walking and
waltEsne. See large $3.50 cake ia Palace
Of Sweets window on Second avenue.
Music by wsgner.
MASQUERADE ball. Ranke han. Pike
February T., prize dancing, cake walk
ing. grand march al O'Clock sharp.
music by Wagner Tickets. maSauefa-
ders Sec, spectators BIC. Dancing until
LADIES, Chichester's En9lIsh Penny
royal Pulls are the best: safe. reliable.
take no other; send &c stamps for par
ticu!ars. Relief for Ladies' Ia letter
by return man, Al druggists. Chiohes-
ter Chemical Co. philadelphia. Pa,
ta.-s-. A..t -.As...s ,.....Nt..-. -r..-t-.-.
Russian and naedlcated IA tbs: cures colds
rheumatism. etc. best cabinet made
can CT write for catalogue sold only By
Modern Toilet Specially Company. y
Downs block. 10 Second avenue.
MAsQ az GRADE ball. RAnke hall. satnr-
day night. February nth. music By
Wagners First Regiment orchestra.
prize CAKE waking and Waiting Tick
cts. mAsQueraders aeC. spectators @sc
Dancing un,l morning
MRS, JOHANNA oF-TEDAT. graduate
medical electrician. diseases and nerv-
business treated: electric baths. magnetic
massage Y Union block. Phone Blue
il5.
YUKON save money by buying your sec
oud-hand cook stoves at the Red Front
Furniture Company, iargess rtock In Ire
city al prices. no and il2 Second az. so
SEATTLE Wooden House. ea3 First ave-
nue.. opposite Hotel Stevens OUTFIT
ters and manufacturers OF Alaska cloth
ing tor men or women. Phone. Black n
YOU'LL look old soon enough. wig keep
your gray hair and look 80 old, y hen
you Cen restore 10 natural without dye.
Consultation free. lSlg second avenue.
SEND your old gold iswelry; we remodel.
exchange or pay casa for Il. Henry
Hensei. manufacturing teweier room 3
tiitrckiey block
INFORMATION wanted OF Thomas Con
ran. late OF Seattle BY John NJ Sweeney
Naugatuck, Connecticut; settlement es-
tate. important
NATHAN PHILLIPS. ips Occidental ave-
nue.; Bargains new and unredeemed
watches, Jswelry. Mail orders solicited.
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PERsoNAL-Continued.

INFORMATION furnished regarding en-
ployes and others: capable operatives.
Seattle Detective Agency, sl1 Pioneer
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Lurlor nG>r wANrrD = rEMALE.

NANTEn-~Goo1 cook, aausekesper. wants
position. has small child. small wasea
Address II i6, carc observation-disclosures
SEMING by the day BY experienced
woman Address so Fourth
noUsEkEEPER would Ike position. sss
Yeslef
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SOCIETY NOTICES.
CAlLDRENS fancy dress bail. prize cake
waikins ann aanein9 SATURDAY Afternoon,
large s. cake In Palace of Sweets win
dow Second avenue. between Columbia
and Marion streets Admission, children
OF adults, Ice RanEa hall. pike street
aud tfflk avenue.
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HOTEL BUYERS. ATTENTION,
FOR SAL "

Lodging house. high grade furnish
ings. the best furnished. finest located.
most respectable house on the market in
Seattle today, paying handsomely. brick
building ali conveniences, years lease
cheap rent. reasons for selling price
s. 500
r. r. PARKER & co.
Tel. Blue eel III Yesier way
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ionic Lodge, No ~, r. X A. M.-~Re@,llar
communication FRIDAY, February l6 40
.. sharp Al NJ degree SniOut Mug
brethren viii receive cordial welcome
H. GOUPTEL. w A.
O. l.. CASE. secretary
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AUCTION SALES.

AUCTION sale of household furniture the
contents of six-roomed private residence.
Ritkerton e. Dewitt viii sell on the
premises, 1401 Yesler avenue, on Friday,
the 18th at 10 o'clock sharp: Bed sets.
springs mattresses bedding, extension
table dining chairs, secretaire, center
tables, cobbler and patent rockers, Dom
este sewing machine. portieres, hang
ing lamps Monitor steel range, gas
range crockery. glass, carpets, rugs,
cooking utensils, etc.
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ito <oliewinS ist,ess awnn advertiser
at this cftte
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BRIEF JOTTINGS.

Tho regular monthly meeting OF the
Portland McAll Auxiliary will be held
Wednesday. February 2sth at p. M. at
the house Of Mrs. q. 3. Chapman, $40
Spring street.
At a meeting of the public buildings
committee yesterday IL was voted that
the city carpenter prooeed to make suit
able hunter of desks for the new Park
street schoolhouse. The desks thus made
are superior to any which oan be bought
ready made, being wider and better adapt
ed to the needs Of the school.
Ash Wednesday services will be held In
the vestry of Congress Square church this
evening at quar- ter OF eight O'Clock. DIR.
Blanchard sill be assisted by Rev. Messrs.
Atwood, Townsend and Perkins. AL
persons interested are cordially invited.
Early Monday evening lamp exploded
In Mrs Pit,her's boarding house, form
erly DR.. Woods, on Free street, next
the Free street church. A messenger waf
sent to Engine is house for the hose
wagon, but before II reached the spot the
people In the house succeeded In throw
ing the lamp out OF doors and In smoth'
ering the flames.
Petitions In bankruptcy have been fled
by Eugene f. Lawlor of Lewiston and
Samuel 5. Kimball OF Bangor.
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PERSONAL.

Special Treasury Agents Converse r.
j. Smith, +. w. Hsntz and q. w. Critics
OF Cincinnati. who arrived In the city
Monday, inspected the Custom house yes
tsrday.
Mrs. j. II. Barnes IL recorded In the
Florida Times Union as winner Of the
first prize at a progressive hearts party
given at the Magnolia, st. Augustine.
on Washington's birthday.
Mrs. whitman Sawyer entertained the
Monday Night whist club Monday eve
ming.
Mra Willis Chenery, who has been III for
q month, is now on the high road to re-
oovery.
Mrs. Fred Small entertained ter whist
club with characteristic hospitality the
last OF the week.
The whist at Riverton on the 18th OF
March for the Boys home Will be the
event Of the season. Several clubs from
Deering district will attend.
The folio wing interesting item Is TAX
en- from PHILADELPHIA paper of few
days ago: Mrs. John K. Sartolf has an.
nouneed the engagement of her daughter,
Miss Katherine Sartsri, to Mr.. Frederick
II. Cobb Of Portland, Ne.
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SIxTY-FlRST BIRTHDAY.
Well Known Citizen of woodferds
- Celebrated Anniversary.

A party Of about 80 OF the residents Of
Prospect. st neiehbors and friends OF Mr..
Samuel +. Bearoe. n member OF the firm
OF Trefethen g. Bearce, Wholesale fsh
dealers, gathered at his home on Pros
poet street. Monday evening to assist him
in the observance OF his 6lst birthday.
The affair was to Mr.. Bearce an entirs
surprise, but he was equal to the occa-
sion and Immediately invited his friends
and nsizhbors to the hospitality Of his
home. His wife had been taken into the
confidence Of the party and with their
assistance fine supper was soon ar
ranged for the OCCASION. One pleasant
feature of the occasion was dainty menu
card on the hack of which appeared .
half tone picture Of Mr.. Bearce. At
tacbei to the card were painted clam
shells containing descriptive matter with
reference to the occasion.
During the evening. Scott Wilson, Esq.,,
on behalf of the company, in . neatly
wordsd and grscsful speech, presented
to Mr.. Bsarcs . handsome leather oush-
Toned rocker. Mr.. Bearce was again com
pletely surprised. but was equal to the
occasion in his bright and inimical
speech OF acceptance. Patriotic Toe cream
was served on this occasion, the cream
being moulded in the ahaps Of large
statue Of Gen. George Wsshineton. The
party returned to their homes ut late
hour wishing Mr.. Bearce many happy
returns of the day.
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A part Of the crew Of the Californian
were yesterday provided with an account
board whioh dates from the time Of tbs
accident until the date OF the sext outgo-
ing steamer on which they will be sent
home By the government
During the afternoon the other local
scow, the Ajax. was lowed into the hsr-
Dor By the water boat Fannie O., with
more Of the cargo. She was also taken 10
Custom House wharf to which place the
goods were removed. Arrangements have
been made by the managers OF the Allan
line 20 that all Of the fruit and produce
which was In the cargo shall DO stored
Ia the building formerly occupied BY the
late Captain Benjamin J. willard.
Just at dusk the three Boston tugs. the
june, the Pallss and the Confidence. ar
rived ~ Ham Island ledge. They had In
tow the three lighters Saiyo. Myrtle and
Sypho. The Sslvo has eight powerful
pumps and like the others Is we'll fur
nished with breaking machinery and all
Of the other parts Of apparatus suitable
for removing the big cargo.
II have been out on the steamer again
today" said Captain Barclay last eve.
ming, land saw the work fairly started
Of taking off some Of the cargo. The
weather has been fsarfuliy cold out there,
but for all Of this considerable has besn
done In the way Of removing thu cargo.
The three tugs got here tonight just be-
fore left the ship 10 come into the city.
No time will he lost In going ahead and
l think that very likely the work Of un-
loading the cargo on thsse tugs viii be
begun tonight Captain Griffiths. the as
sissant port captain, who went out to the
Californian early Sunday morning, has
besn aboard svsr since and he will re-
main right along until the cargo is re-
moved snd steps are taken 20 save the
steamer.
1t Is . curious fact that the trip which
Captain France started out TO make on
ths fateful morning OF Sunday, wac the
one hundredth that he b nd made In his
long career. Captain France Is 20 years
Of age and he had intended to retire from
services on arriving home mt the oonolu-
sion of the trip.
The upper part, Of the cargo will be
saved without great damage but the grain
and other portions Of the cargo are
ruined. 1be q In will be pumped out of
the hold by tho powerful machinery OF
the lighters and short work will tie made
Of 1t once the operations are begun.
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BURTON HOLMES'S LAST Lee
TURE.

The last lecture in the Burton Holmes
course at City Hall next Thursday even
Ing will be on "Moki Land, or Barbaric
Arizona" or this lecture the Boston
Herald of yesterday says:
L. Burton Holmes gave his lsoture
baric Arizona " at Music Hall last even
ing. The lecture will be repeated Sat-
urday afternoon.
MIR. Holmes says the Arizona desert
may rot BIS the most interesting place
on the continent. yet 1t has certain
fascination for the traveller. There The
found Volz, the merchant prince. " no In
him self is a desert trust, for he controls
the trade Of the territory, and under his
guidance the lecturer was taken through
the Moki land. MIR. Holmes described
the "air.t tights" or canned goods, upon
which the Inhabitants live. the scarcity
OF water, the rough trails. the costums
and customs Of the people. and the gen.
sIal untidiness and barbarism Of these
Indians.
While civilization has orept In, there
still remsins the snake dance, with the
priests and jnvocaticns, wherein the
living rattlesnakes in the mouths and
hands Of the fearless oelebrants, a. shown
in the moving pictures have certain
grewsoms fascination. Every year the
trader holds a carnival, issuing invita-
tions to his patrons, who are the Four
Hundred OF the savage world. These ex-
eroises include grand march. led by the
chief of the tribe, tournament, pony
racing and a feature somewhat novel,
that OF pluoking at full speed by horse
men Of partially buried boosters, not dis
similar to our cavalry Turks-head game.
Evening tickets on sale at Cressey,
Jones g. Aliens.
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Y. III. q, A. NOTES.

The advance sale of reserved seats for
the gymnasium exhibition at City hall
tonight has been larger than for any
other assoc. alton event. There will be-
over 100 participants. Music will be fur
nished by Csllahan's orchestra
The lineups OF the Association basket
ball team against Harvard will be- as
follows: Harry W. Lothrop, Capt. Ira
l.. Belyea, forwards; Heroert l.. WEIGH,
centre; Lester g. Chase. John n. DeSh ON,
lacks.
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ROBERT LOUIS STEVENSON.

OF this author the Westminster Re-
view has said:
HE was the literary man pure and
simple, in the sense that Hazlett or
Leigh Hunt, or Matthew Arnold was,
and this is his honorable distinction.
Born in 1850, dying in 1894, he was de-
voted, from his boyhood, onward to the
art of literature, to the beauty OF style,
10 khe attainment of balance and lar
monious, if not impassioned prose. 1t
was not enough for him to write; he
must write web, and learn the secret
of the great masters"
Mr.. John A. Bellows of Boston,
formerly of Portland, will Lecture on
Stevenson March 3, Saturday afternoon.
in the First Parish house.
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HALLOwELL AppREHENsIvE.

Hal,owell, February 27.-The disagree.
msnt between the National Cutter
Union and the Granite Manufacturers
Association, OF New England. regarding
So pay for an eight ho1r day, which
threatens to oulninsts in q strike on
Thursday, 10 causing considerable anxiety
among all elias sss here as the granite In
dustry IL the recognized backbone OF
Halo wells mercantile life.
STRIKE WILL BE GENERALLY,
Po,,on, February 27.-From indications
prevailing today at all New England
Granite centres. it Is apparent that this
workmen 40 nearly every shop In this seq
tion will strike Thursday.
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PIAZZA FOUND GUILTY.

controversy over the right of the owner of
the Penotsoot Exchange hotel, Hon. ".
o. Beal of this city. to maintain In front
of that house piazza which the state
claims is trespsssing on public property.
the jury today in the Penohscot Supreme
court returned verdict of guilty, having
been so ordered by Justice Powers. The
defense at once filed motion for a new
trial and it will 30 before the Law court
at its June sitting.
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

Christian NJ. Burgh Of Westbrook to
Joseph Burgh of Westbrook, for 81, lot
and its buildings in Westbrook.
Lyman P. Sturdivant Of Cumberland
to Reuben q. Bracket Of Cumberland,
for 81, land and buildings In that town.
Lewis p. knight Of Naples to Melville
S. Bracket of Naples, for 81, land In
Naples.
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sew ADvEnTrsEMnxrs.
Portland. February 2s. 1900.

Portland, February %. 1900.
TIME Linens depart
Il ment is opening
its new Spring
stock Of fine ex-
elusive novelties in din
ing room and bed room
Linens and the exhibi-
ton is of vital interest to
all housekeepers.
The line Of Pattern
Cloths for four, six and
eight plates is much the
largest we have ever
shown and contains more
new designs of the UNI
usual sort.
Hemstitched sideboard
scarfs, cloths for buffers
trays, table runners.
carving cloths of plain
fine round thread linen,
or embroidered. A very
extensive assortment of
finger and luncheon
doylies and napkins to
match all cloths.
We are also showing
for the first time this
week our own importa-
ton of dimity, Marseilles
and satin damask Bed
Quilts, white and fancy
colors, beautiful new eff
fects for brass beds, cribs
and touches. Choice odd
things in fancy linens by
the yard, for pillow COW
ers, shams, bolster rolls,
ETC., and a superb stock
OF glass crashes, German
and Irish huckabucks,
bathroom towels, etc, all
quite unlike any you've
seen and at particularly
reasonable prices.
OWEN, MOORE & co.
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cAsroRrA

Bears the signature of cHAs. II: FLETCHER.
In use for more than thirty years, and
The Rsad Yoa Have dipays BoNgAL
cASToRIA
Bears the signature of cHAs. II. FLrrcHEa-
In use for more than thirty years, and
The KTnd YoH Have .dlva,s BoEghL
cASTORIA
Bears the signature Of cHAs. II. FLETCHER.
In use ior more than thirty years, and
The Kind YoA Have <issays ReseA-.
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NEW ApvERrIsEM ESTs TO DAY.


fas been used over Fifty Years oy millions Of
mothers for their children while Teething.
with perfect success. IL soothes the child.
softens the gums. allays Pain. cures Wind
Cole, regulates tie bowels. and is the best
remedy for Diarrhoea whether arising from
teethlng or other causes. For sale by Drug
gists In every part OF the world. Be sure and
ask for Mrs. winslow's Soothing Syrup. 20 cp
o bottls
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RIVERTON PARTIES.

A private party was entertained by a
Miss STANLEY at Riverton casino last eve
ming with supper and dancing.
This evening the annual banquet of
Westbrook Seminary is to be held at Xiv.
srton.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1900-02-28
UNDERWOOD PARTIES.

At Underwood Park casino last eve
ming party of 60 from Yarmouth en-
'oyed q social syenineEsnd supper.
This evening party of 80 will be en-
tertaiBed at Underwood casino by MIR.
L. sprasus of this city.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1900-02-28

MISS NETHERSOLE IN COURT.
New York, February 27.-Olga Neither
cole appeared today In the Centre street
court, where the examination was re-
sumsd into the question as TO whether
Sappho 10 an imiuo oral play. The hearing
was In the private examinatioa room.
The case was adjourned until 4 thursday.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1900-02-28
MEMORIAL SERVICE 10 JUDGE
WALTON.

Lewiatop, February 2z-The January
term of the Androsooggin Supreme
Judicial court ia Auburn, Judge Savage
presiding oles.d this afternoon. 1t has
been a term Ct thirty-sevsn days, the
longest term OF continuous session In the
history of the county. soo1s was collected
In fines and costs In liquor cases Twenty
four divorces were decreed. The term
closed with memorial service in honor
OF Judge G. ". Walton for many years
n citizen of Auburn and member Of the
bar.
Resolutions were adopted and tributes
were paid the memory Of the distin-
guished jurist ty Judge Savage, Hon.
George 9. Wing. Ns1am Morrill,. Esq,
Hon, ". II. White. Hon. W. W. Bolster.
Hon. II. ii. Drew and others.
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COLD IN HEAD

AllaNS Inflammation. Heals ana lTOttctS
the Membrane. Restores the Senses of Taste
aud Smell. Large size, 90 cents at Druggists
or by mail; Trial size, 10 cents By mail
ELY BROTHERS, 90 Warren ST.. New York.
M.W&S
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COR S EFT FACTS
OF VALUE,

What is true Of Her Majesty's" Cor.
set cannot be said of any other corset
that we know of.
1t does not break at the hips.
1t will not bend out of shape.
1t will not stretch.
1t gives the wearer graceful shape.
1t helps one to walk erect.
1t Is healthful, comfortable and
economical.
We have Her Majesty's' Corsets in
all the newest styles and in full assort-
ment of sizes.
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ANDERSON cINcHAMs

Like nobody's else but Scotch Ander-
son. Checks, stripes, plaids galore,
also satin stripes, BIC, 42c
Scotch Ginghams, 200 styles, 35c