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been Ia mpered with. The ace Of
diamonds had been taken FROM tbs
middle reel and the king ef clubs
Was missing fFom the end rect This
made Il Impossible for a royal to
be turned on the machine, Tie bet
had been won ay the sharper. and
tbs yaang man MAJ oat 40.
When q became known that the
Sucker was we'll known In the citY
and that the game eoaid b. sxre-s
Cd. one OF tbs frisnas q the man
who placed the bet taok the victim
cut in a dark alley and stated that
he sauld see that the money ~as
refunded, II nothing vas said af the
anair The man Who made the
proposition In very we'll known In
seattle
Ia explanation OF the affair ~.
nrapFfetof OF thu saluan said. These
mae hines are not owned by ute. hut
merely rrntet from tire Wheslani
Novelty co. whose offices are IN the
stsr.fiayd block and at 80 First
avenue south Two DAYS aEa there
was a royal flush turned up On THIS
machine. and Il was paid. several
have heaa won during ths time !
have had the machines. nay BE-
fafe yesterday they became 4 little
out Of order. the springs were weak.
and I sent them % tbs Whs~isnd
peoples shop 10 have then repair
"a. Ordinarily. v hen mac hfhrH are
returned after they have baea re-
paired. I examine them % Nes that
the cards are all right. This tim-.
however I neglected. 10 DO ~. ] Am
confident that the mschinss wsr.
tanpetet with b. the shop. ans the
word went cut 10 make the bets F"
Charles r Whreianst 20 the ma
chine company. vas inclined 70 place
the biaru@ for the robbery ON the a.
loon man He stated that he ava
not consider that hts company was
responsible. lie admitted however
that Il ia-sked az n thsfs was acme.
thing wrong In tho case aud also
admitted that u looked had for the
men in his shop.
4 ~as out Of the city the dsy the
arhinra we're repaired he Gun
tluusf. and did not personally su.
prrxi.s the waFk. The Saloon men
have the keys % the ussrhine~. and
i believe they are raep1ns4his %
their customers for thsna."
Prosecuting Attorney Fulton stat
"A that he 4ouid Issue warrants foe
the arr~st ~ the men ~ho made the
bets II u were possible "a prove that
hey we've IN any way connected utth
the machine rensir shop. ~ " they
h.d hs~n rfVcr the tip ~ the MA
chine nl~~ This wesftf prove. Ne
ssid. that ~ Ma. a H~tnsiie pure and
simpir and a srsnd larceny charge
could b brousht.
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WILL TEST
GAME LAWS

HamIn . Hchmitx. proprietors of
the Butler hotel. we're jointly fined
so and costs yesterday for having
pnessants N their possession nut of
season. Justice Cam made the de-
otsion against thsnL
Several pheassnts were found In
the cold aformgs roem Of the hotel
several days aao by game wardsna
who searched the room without a
warrant The point that WIS raised
br the defense was that although
under the statute the wardens had
a right TO do this. they had no con-
stftuti0nal right. Justice Cam did
not take this point into cousidera-
tsen. but merely held the men guilty
Of violation Of the law as u APP
pears on the statute books
Judge W. ~ White. attorney for
the hotel men. announces bis intsn-
ton Of carrying the ease To the SUI
preme court IN order 10 finally test
the eonatitBtionality Of the law.
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HELD UP and ROBBED .
IN AN OFFICE BUILDING "a
BY TWO MASKED MEN
I. J. OOnOhue Well Known Architect Relieved Of
Revolver Within a Block Of Police Headquarters

iof the first time slnce the cnrnt-
Val 81 crittiu started Ia Ssattl, the
thusa have Invaded tho daNutos.n
etftrr buildings THIS last hold-up
Was w the first floor % the Pacific
block hear thr CORNER of second az.
ehhS and Ncalrr way. within one
hiock of the f0ltce station aud IN
the NetN heart Of tho business par.
ttan Of the city.
7. J, hanohoc, we'll know n archi-
teet. was the victim. The matter
vas not reported 20 the police. Mr.
ifanuhus lost but few cents and
received = round eufHing
In the darkness AIR nanahas
enuld get hat a poor vteW OF tho
features Of the thugs. het things he
might b. ahle 10 recognize them
again Beth wore masks
Mr. noaahoe had been 10 choir
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BIG PAYMENT
or INTEREST

Yesterday the city treasurer paid
10 eastern bondhuidoru ft00. 400 IN
lntefvrl. due January 7. un city
haudH OF this amount ta0.775 was
FOR the Cedar rlNef water system
bonds aud tap.d2d was for wntrr aud
sea o. honda. The treasurer also
called Ia aud retired tiHd00 worth
Of the Cedar river bonds. making "A
tatHl pf $4,000 worth retired to date.
The warrants fnF these sums we're
HiEued by the mayor ana city cemps
tFBilqT
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men
KILLED

KANE. Pa. Due. ia car OF
lumber broke loose on the Philadcl-
phia 4 Erie railway this morning.
and ran OWN the grade four miller.
where Il struck a double header
freight coming up. The lumber car
~ " shot downward stripped both
engines. and Instantly killed both
engineers and fatally injured both
firemsu
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The proposed ordinance pending
M the city caunel. providing for the
creation ~ the office Of city boiler
inspection aud for the appointment
Of the saline IL now Ia the hands pf
Robert Moran. Df the firm Of Moran
Bros. The bin was referred to az
Moran for an expert opinion ON the
provisions Incorporated Ia a. lie
win make a report ON " IN a few
DAYS
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NEW YORK. Dec. -Detectivs
Thomas Sbafket was this afternoon
convicted Of manalauahtor IN the
second degree for Millionaire Nicolas
Fiah'H death In a saloon quarrel
'rhe jury added "A recommendation
to mercy aharkey will be senteuc-
I'll on Monday.
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MAY NOT
Fight In
DETROIT

LANSING, Mich, Dsc. is@oov-
rrnof Hiss this morning notified The
sheriff Of Wayne county under no
circumstances to permit tho Cofbott-
MrdaNern fight tn take plars Ia
Detroit. The governor said that In
cnae the sheriff desired more force
"a prevent it the entire state militia
would be placed AT his dieuoH.I.
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SMITH GOES FREE

Charles smith. the notorious tsn-
d~sioin character who shot ~ and
slightly wounded a J. Dakxa In
Ster dance hall bfawl a fortnight
ago. was this afternoon discharged
from custody by Justice Cam.
DaERs has left the city ana could
not be found 10 prosecute the charge
~ affrfnfsfad murder
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a. croft today filed complaint
with the beard 81 public works
against a stable, which he states. u
partially on the street On Tenth av-
enuo near jefferson street MT
croft states that the stable II pub
Ne nuisance and petitions the board
Ia have n removed
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A eoroner's Jury this afternoon
hryaxht IN a verdict N the case Of
4. A. Williams. whose dead body Vas
Waynide Mis-ino hospital yesterday.
The jurors found that Wlilia ms
came to hts death hy accidental
drowning The hosrssal manage
meat vas not blamed for the acct
f@us
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Put some stockings, a stylish. Tie o.
some other useful article Of wear.
king Bros, Mems Pine Furnishings,
sif First avenue.
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FlSHY TALE
OF ROBBERY

SAN FftANciseo, Dee, 10 NJ. y
Hammond. who says he Il a sealile
contractor, claims that he was rob
bed u ti.0o0 at the international
hotel here last night by his conn
paniun. one Jones. iioth came here
on tho Puebia. Hammond iid not
report the matter TO the police. The
case ID suspicious rhe register
shows that the men did not occupy
their room. Ilraides. the name ~
Hainnond's companion "a given On
the register as Kelly. After register :
inH they lett the hotel. not even haVa
inH single meal there.
San FHAScISgo, Dec. - Later.
81 r. Hammond. the Seattle con-
tractor has sworn out warrant
charging !. ". Kelly with stealing
finen FROM him last night. Ham
fnund says they eams here toHcths
- aud went into the International
hotel. but later changed 10 = lodHins
house. whase address he dosrn't
knew, lie claims that during the
night Kelly rubbed him and diaap=
peared Hammond Hayr the money
belonged % hia employer. samasi
Parker, a Honolulu planter.
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call al Mrs. Fsilott'n studio. 800
boston building. aud see her dis
play IT beautiful burned and EN-
bos-ed leather novelties for holiday
Kifts
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Seven Piano
Sales

Were made yesterday. several to be
delivered the day before Christmas,
Dozens Of small Instruments and
hundreds % pieces Of music ana
books are being sold each day. az Is
to be expected. a. our present I'M
usual bargain prices.
when you select your gifts here
you may be confident Of their worth.
Hut that IL not the only incentive We
have to offer YOU economy l. n
strong feature. and IN which eonnec-
tion we desire % direct your atten-
ton To tho fact that sc bus all our
instruments direct from The manu-
facturef. and ship ~ carload lots.
mostly without boxes. representing a
great saving IN freight and Swing
as many other adv AHtskr@. which We
are always pleased 10 share with our
fntraIH We are showing al I'M
usually large and rleENnt stock 81
the celebrated chickefinE a Sons.
kimhait. Hobart NJ. cable. P.asa.
-. n johnson 60. Hafdorff & Hrin-
krrhoff Pianos ard Ktmbail organs,
witch We are offering a. exceedingly
attractive prices. and selling on very
easy terms
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Pine Fnench sample Chins. from
one % tire largest importing houses
In Amrrtcs no t~n pieces alike 81
prices that will sell them quickly.
Rhodes nrua
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fissttsf@A asiiiHstaa ffsansfirs. Is
sa.fsfns 20 f4el rzHeh feeE1H
shsassZAaatls. asAfasten ffi rfsss.
IA East@fa. ta4tau4 uf1ss4a4 III LIN
Aarssf. ta-tfg esAsks awtNs. tse 10
Esx1 Fresh ranch. 11gtse. kast-
ern. ss4fs-,
Poultry Hens. live. itais,scs dres-
sed.. lt4flsc. bFuiirrs. tt dosen !.
Turkeys. dressed. fiu-rc. 1--we daeka.
tz9c. live geese. To-.
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All Christmas goods TO be closed
out al reduced prices. Justices sta
tlanefy store. 80 Columbia street.
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WANTED-An experienced body
ironsr. Queen city Laundry. LIST
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CHRISTMAS WEDDINGS

We print or engrave the announce
ment The Ivy Press, lst and Pike.
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SPECIAL.
PRICES
FOR
SATURDAY

Our rp~eisf sales have long
hesn pepuiar-rssL honest val
ues a. hon<@tiy r~sdtle~d prices
have made them -. For satur-
says special arr day sale We
arr going 20 make sofne more
than special Christmas prizes
"a the srtici<s nowheinE shown
IN tn wtnaaw. Our ASSERT
rssnt II lamps are the b~ss 10 De
fuuns anywhere. and at the
sp<elsl prizes VIII enable yeu
. eve a very handsome as well
a. Useful aft at pixies much
lsesr than refa have ever been
able tn get such values before.
Al ever The stors removal
sale PRISE. prevail for we naues
nsv~ Tho hFsf 81 the yeAr-aag
r~messl sale price are prices
ilxf a litfie ipusr than for what
ysa can E~t the same value II
xupds elseN here.
n-ont uai=s fhs Saturday sp~e-
ala
ia DecorstNd Lamp. with
top and heNl TO match. gid
tfunr~ trtmmlng~ SATURDAY
na Decorated Lamp. with
brass frmersbie OF fnunt. Ne,
Z Rochester burner. sala
brens- trtsnninxSs Saturdays
eF>r:af . s..4...f -
uta Decorated Lamp No. :
Rae hester burner. same A.
shore. Saturday special g. -
leo Decorated LAMPS. same
sftis. No. : Hocn~=ter burner
special 1880. ....sss..s b.se
rEa Dseorstsd Lame. with re-
movable oti fount. and ruIt
bronxe trimmings No. =
RsehrFfer burner. special -.
.s-< - sssss. ss..sss..lt -
perprxted Glass Water sets.
consisting Of pitcher. six glass
- and tray
NO regular values. for satur-
taF. spsclai.... ...s.s... . &c
W. regular vAues. for Satur-
day. special .4......s....... BE
N-1 regular vafsIes. for Satur-
day special -
NE regular values. for satur-
asr. special .ss4s.. 81 p
~ Fancy WORK Baskets. with
quilted satin bottom trimmed
With ribbons. fancy coiGrs:
Saturday special ..ssss.... sc
sSc Waste Paper Baskets. fancy
weaves ard coiors. with rim
handles. Saturday special lie
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carved Leather - Denny ceryell
90. as
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The Seattle city directory fails 10
reveal the name ~ N. D. Hammond
and the building Inspector office
IL anacauainisd with any contractor
Of that name.
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Fletcher a. Carpenter. realty ber|
gains aaly.
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nurat Leather - pssny- cory@i
20. .fs
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The MARKETS

cabhekrs are tho chief topic ~
discussion today among the produce
Spectators On Western avenue. A
bis lot % that vegetable arrived yes.
tsrdaN being quoted all tho way
from ~ 70 81 30 per cWt. The aab-
base varies can sidsrahif a. 20 fiAvaF
ana soiidify. but the dealers van
more In their prices. not knowing
whether 60 quote nigh OF low.
\ shipment Uf oranges 10 expected
to arrive tomorrow
HquashsH are selling higher. and
pun pkiuz are almost gone.
eat. saua.ies .ueNr per ID.
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Al work under tho supervision Of
ORA :. NJ. Milne and N. u. Sipea,
18th psubsrp Of the Royal College
n Dental Surgeons.
LAZY Always IN Attendance.
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Owing 70 the unexpected rush Of
b4'fDn< desiring to avail themselves
q our unprecedented offer and our
1rs>qsenf Inability TO wait on all
ee;isnts In the allotted time we have
&cilsd 70 extsnd the offer until FUR
~ notice a. follows
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Two dozen half-pint bottles deliv
cred 20 any part OF the city. sl.00.
Telephone Rainier 80.
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ABBEY IS
CLOSED
Westminster Prepares
for Coronation

LONDON. April -Westminster
abbey was closed this week and for
tnaiiy handed over a. the earl mar.
shall 20 be put IN readiness for the
coronation ceremony. The hltffa-
lions viii DO OF a most elaborate
character. but their success VIII
largely depend on the nature of the
seating arrangements, This part of
the business IL giving a great deal
% trouble. There are 80 many pcO-
pie 90 be provided FOR. and the &C.
oommodation within the abbey j.
not Of very adaptable character,
Tho Wild desire OF some people 20
view the ceremony II indeed anus
ing. II has leaked out that a mum
Der Of young scious of noble family.
I'm their anxiety 10 see the coronation
OF their majeatieH. had arranged 20
JOIN the choir. while others made Rp-
piieation for the privilege % acting
as dummies IN the orchestra. The
earl marshal. learning 81 the matter.
took immediate steps 90 thwnrt the
ambitions 81 the young men. fearing
that the success cf their plans might
Interfere with the beauties 81 the
musical service.
n h learned that tho streets IN
wsn,nainnteF during the coronation
festival will BE- decorated with Nene-
tinn uaasts. red artificial roses. green
leaves. criiul0ld balls, yellow ribbons
Rnf other devices Near the abbey
the poles are 20 he more ornate than
elsewhere. and there wili hr a series
- tftumphai arches representing the
mother country ard thn colonies.
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fret dance since Lent, next Tuesday
night, az tho old fthinier hotel. Just
the club members ana n few friends
Will be present.
Mrs.. Minnie Chapman entertained
the ladies OF the stevens Relief corps
yesterday afternoon al her home 800
Clay street Tea was served with
dainty rsfrcshmants, and tho after
noon was very pleasantly spent,
The Myrtle Chapter Of the Eastern
Star viii give a dance next Thurs
day night in the Masonic hall. Many
invitations have been Issued,
Mrs. Ike Brown entertained the
Friday club yesterday afternoon at
her home on Sixteenth and Jefferson
street.
The VIZ club has issued large
number % invitations for a dancing
party % be given Ia Littlca hall
Tuesday ulRht. Aprll s.
After much talk and planning, the
cadet ball took place last night IN
the University Armory Tho hail
WAS beautifully decorated Tor the oc-
casi0n. and the music was such that
any one could not keep from dane
Ing.
Mrs. NJ, y. Bennett gave a party
Thursday night az her home on Hix-
teenth avenue, for her son Henry,
who Is home from school on n visit.
About 80 persons were present
Hearts were played and dancing
was INDUCED IA later IN the even.
Ing.
The c6tliIon club gave a pretty
dancing party Thursday night In
tAttles hall The afrair was inform.
al. but greatly enjoyed by a large
number og guests
ALIAS Grace Mabel Bushnell and
Cecil ~ Tracy wers married Wed
nehday evening I'm the Second prea.
hyterian church. Rev. W. A. Tay-
Tor performed the ceremony. Mise
bessie Bushnell waa bridesmaid. and
Clayton Phlibriek was best man
Many friends were present 90 wit
ness the pretty ceremony. This mar.
flsd couple left on Thursday for Hpo-
kane. their future home.
The Allegro club has laHaod invita-
tons for another Of ltn pleasant
dancing parties 10 be given next
"Wednesday night Ia Littis's hall.
The orptnc club held a very inter.
csgiinK meeting yesterday afternoon
al tha home Of MrH. Emma c. yns-
Wrinkle. iTis Eighteenth avenue. As
u vas an open meeting. an unusual
number were gresrnt.
Claude i. Hlahemore. ~ Is.adviiie.
Colo, and Mlsu Agnes G. coniehan
% Boulder. Colo. were married at
the Taylor Congregational church
BY Rev. l.. l.. Woods, the
pastor.
Roy 3. nioss. cashier of the Ar
llngton State Bank 81 Arlington.
wash. and Miss Marie Arnss, aauKh-
ter % AF. and Mrs. Wallis l.. AIMEE.
were married Thursday evening BY
the Rev. l. l. Woods az the home
~ the brides parents. stQs sixth av-
enue.
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WOMEM'g WORLD

average giri IN this country looked
better With the hair pushed back
from the brow. 10 give that feature a
ehancs. and perhaps u viii take more
than the coronation 81 King Edward
and thr example u inuumnra bic
princeaaea and duehrHses 90 change
this opinlun. let uH hope 20. At least
oFTansis ssd
Vet
An odd feature % some Of the new
urEAndle gowns 10 the combination
with white lace net. For example.
one lowered oraandts has threa mar.
row ruffles Of white net. edged with
ono row ~ black velvet. around the
hem. while IN another frock the en-.
tire skirt N made u alternate bands
~ net and lowered orKandlc stitched
together.
Another scheme 81 combination ID
shown IN the fouisrd gown. The
finely plated founcc IL of plain sisk
the darkest shade in the pattern. The
large collar. cuffs ana trimmings on
the ovsrdresa % Nandyko irish lace
Gray gowns especially in taffeta
and f.ouiHius silks. are predicted a.
ono Of the summers KpsciRitiee.
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Rubber boots from wreck Of the
steamer Bertha are on sale at the
Outlet Clothing Company. corner
Occidental avenue and Washington
street. al lz.pe a pair. just half the
retail price.
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BITS OF GAIETY

Tho second assembly ball viii he
given next Friday. April ~. In
ths Denny hotel. Tho committee has
been hard al work for the few past
weeks and u IL expected that this
AFFAIR win eclipse all others given
heretofore. Invitations have heen
rsnt 70 many prominent persons IN
Portland. Tacoma. SPOKANE. Everett.
Vancouver and Victoria. After mid.
night the e0siilion wtii - danced. led
By WIN. Beat. IRE ladies ~ have
charge are Mrs. J. g. Naluea. Mrs.
IL c, Henry, Mrs. Frederick Kari
Strive. Mrs. Thomas Burke and
Mrs. 4. A. strout.
Mrs. NJ "A. Gottntein entertained q
few intimate friends ~ eineh Wed
nsnday evening at her home on sew
snteenth avenue
Mr. and Mrs. Kaufman leave To-
night for an extended tour through
Europe.
The sans souel club uili give its
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Rsieheri Bros. pianos. iio Union
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'RELIABL l. PIANOS
Clinc's
Piano House
GnaAn aI H.. -
Sec0n J and Union

THE BLACK HNTrE QUICKSILVER
MINING COMPANY. NOTICE no
STOCKHOLDERS OF ANNUAL MEET
ma.
NoTlCB rs HEREBY GIVEN that the
regular annual mentlnE OF the stockholdcrs
Of the BLACK HuTTE QUICKSILVER
MINING COMPANY will be held on the
leth Jay OF April. 1907, at tho hour OF ton
% olook n. M, at the principal office OF the
,ompany, rooms IS, Dexter Horton Bank
nulluinK, corner Of First avenue south and
Warrington street. Seattle, Washington, for
the purpose Of clectinE n board ~ nve
trustees for said company. Co hold onico
Tor one year from hald date and until their
Successors are elected ana qualinaa and for
the Transaction OF such other huslners "a
may properly como before tho meeting
Dated at Seattle, Washington this 18th
day OF March, 1909.
MARION EDWARDS.
Secretary.
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Hence
COMES
THIS MIGHTY
HEALING
POWER
All The Land Wonders al the
Remarkable Cures Effected
by Profess Or Adhn
HEALS DISEASES CALLED
IN(URABLE

MINISTER'S. DocroRs AND PRO-
PERSONAL MEN TELL HOW
HE HAS CURED THE BLIND.
THE LAME. THE PAIlALYTIC
AND MANY ON THE VERY
BRINK OF DEATH.
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fRff HELP FOR THE SICK

PROFESSOR ADKIN OFFERS TO
HELP ALL SUFFERERS FROM
ANY DISEASE ABsOLuTEf,Y
FREE OF cHARgE-PROFEs
SIGNAL MEN INVEBTIO ATF
HIS RDWEBa
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Clothing for Prisoners

Jallor secioud says tha, many Of
the pFfsoners IN the county Jail are
IN great need % some clothing. and
nFka that " any persons and thsv
have any 20 spare for either man
boy ~ woman. they may Eeavs u
with him AZ the fait.