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As a consequence Of unusual circum-
stances connected with the death Of Mrs.
Mary f. Scott. twenty-nine years old, at
her home, CPS I street southwest, about
$50 o'clock yesterday morning. her hus-
band, Walter Scott. thirty years old, Is
under arrest at the Fourth precinct sta
ton.
The arrest was made last night by
order Of Coroner hewitt after investigat-
ing the death Of the woman. The police
admit that they have been unable to
learn anything damaging TO Scott. but
the coroner ordered him held until after
the inquest at II o'clock tomorrow morn
ing.
It was considered advisable TO delay the
hearing in order that the police may
delve further into the matrimonial rela-
tons of the couple. who are said to have
had stormy sessions In the I street house
Two boys, one eleven years old and the
other seven years old. viii probably be
called to testify at the inquest
DchtcS
Scott is loath to talk although he de-
MES he had anything TO do with the
death of his wife. He said she died a
natural death, or else sustained fatal
injuries when she accidentally fell out Of
bed. Neither the coroner nor the police
consider either of the causes feasible.
So far as has been learned Mrs. Scott
was not i'll before her death. Scott noti-
fed a physician when he learned his wife
vas in a critical condition, but tho
woman was dead when the physician
arrived. Police of the Fourth precinct
were notified. Scott was questioned. His
replies aroused suspicion From neigh
bors the police say they learned Mrs.
Scott was addicted TO alcoholism.
1t is charged that Scott beat her when
she became intoxicated. The police say
the man admits he struck his wife on
different occasions when she was intoxi-
Gated several weeks ago. but he declares.
it is asserted, he did not strike or injure
her in any way for a week before her
death.
Coroner Questions Boys.
When Coroner hewitt reached the house
he questioned the children, who divulged
information which caused the coroner to
continue the investigation for several
hours. He was assisted by Detective
ODea and Policeman Grant At the con-
clusion Of the inquiries, the detective and
policeman took Scott into custody
Or. hewitt says the body or Mrs. Scott
is nearly covered vita bruises. There are
said 20 be several dark spots about her
throat and face. Coroner hewitt believes
II probable the woman sustained internal
injuries. which resulted in death. The
coroner says II was impossible for the
woman 20 have received the injuries by
falling from a bed. There are bruises
about the legs and arms which were APP
parently received in a scuffie or by fal-
ling down a flight Of steps.
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Probate Court.
JUSTICE BARNARD.

Estate Of James p. Greene; order granting letter
Of administration to Samuel ". Greene; bond 500
Attorneys. Lyon & Lyon.
Estate Of Olive r. Seward: order to transfer stock
Attorney, !. !. Darlington.
Estate Of Mary f. GUista; order granting letters
testamentary to stephen Guista; bond, 500 Attor-
news. Thomas & Bellsr-
Estate Of +, NJ p. Harris; order to pay audi
tors fee
In re Helen n B. Sacher; order to employ conn
SCI.
In re Guy L. Putnam; order for allowance At
torneys Lyon & Lyon.
Estate Of Mary r. Hoffman; order granting letters
tcstamcntary 10 Charles q. Hoffman; bond Sg01l
Attorney. r. 7. Shcshy.
Estate Of Archie Ellis; order revolving order Of
January q 1901
Estate Of Josephine f. Penyon; petition for let
tiers tegtamentaTy. AttorneyS BHney Woodard
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Thomas Fl, St-ahau ., and Violet McCagslin. %
Rev William L. Ue Nres
John Osborne. .. and Clara p, Jones, Il Rev
J. e. Mclaughlin.
Edwin r. Clarke .. and Ida V. Zeiusr. 3 Rev
John T. Hujie.
Robert f. Brown. .. and Lillian ]. Mathaney. +
Rev. +. u. Power.
Georrs ". saunders. 81 and Annie f. Fox. a
both Of Richmond. Va Rev. ]. p. Mclaughlin.
Frank Schoeubauer. .. and Virginia Lawrence. L
Rev. J. 4 COvGu.
Leonard C. PHddy. q. and Jessie N. Rowe. 70
both Of Richmond. Va. Rev. A. J. Duute, 5. J.
Augustus r. Dennis, q, and Etel B. Hackley
Rev. p $. Cav.
oliver Howell. u. and Teadys s Icftvich IS. botl
Of Pittsylyanla County Va. Rev. ". ". Barnes
Henry Ccckerville a. Of Valdez Alaska. and Der
tina Crockett. g. R.v G. Ernest smith.
Frank 5. Constable, q, Of Vienue. Va, and Daisy
NJ. Carter, ls. Of Falls Church Va Rev. J. B. Nc
Iaughiu
Alfred #. Rodrick. y. and Carrie +. Bohsnnou
q. Rev. james T. McLain.
William H. Ourand. g and Wilhelmina A. Har
tig 3 Rev. John r. Huddle
James r. ChesheF. 80. and Bette Patterson. 3
both Of Prince William County, Va. Rev. g. "
Mccullough.
William r. Dourhcrty. q. and Amelia c. schlos
ser . both Of Baltimore. Nd Rev. Thomas f
Michigan.
curtis Z. Compiler. o. Of Poclesvine. Nd. an5
Eta NJ. Noxlcy. q. Of DicEerson. Nd Rev. j. b
Mclaughlin.
jesse ". Spence 80. and Eva G. Knight IS. bou
Of Coleman Falls Va Rev. II, 5. France.
COLORED.
Clarence Richardson, g. and Sarah A. Fleet. 3
both Of East Arlington Va Rev Charles II. Fox.
Augustus J. Mason %. and Elizabeth l. White
g. Rev Henry Newman
Roy 4. Farley. g and Beatrice f. Chase. Is Rev
James j. O'Conn0r.
James Poles. So and Annie Jackson. g Rev
Isaac TOlivc-
Hugh smith a. and Rachel Clayton. q Rev
W. 4. L. Morton.
John Il. Coutee. y, and Forine Lewis, %. Rev
". J. Howard.
Isaac Gather 81 and Lucy L. Moore, e. Rev
John II. Robinson.
Jones Foster. p, and Leila Eprs. g Rev. Bishop
johnson.
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Continued from Page One.
and the worn look that comes from the
pressure Of vests.
Mr.. Slocum paid a high tribute 10 the
club in New York. and invited every
body to drop in II he got UP Manhattan
Island way.
Best In Country.
A eulogy TO the Harvard Law School
as the highest educational institution In
its line in the country was given by
William r. Vance. dean Of the law
faculty Of George Washington Uniyer-
sity Mr.. Vance went into the methods
that have made the Harvard law in
struction so efficient. and declared that
any man who received his diploma as a
bachelor of law at Harvard could feel
sure he had gotten the best there was
TO be had in the United States.
At the same time he drew attention to
the fact that the curriculum at George
Washington is patterned along the same
lines, and that in point of efficiency Of
effort and merit OF instruction the insti-
tuition in Washington is following close
on the heels of its larger sister in Cam
bridge.
James F. Curtis. Assistant Secretary Of
the Treasury, was introduced by Mr..
Hall as one Of the Harvard men whose
attachments had forced the Yale-Taft
administration to capitulation. He spoke
of the spirit OF the university at cam
bridge and the good fellowship he had
found among its alumni in different parts
Of the country.
Previous to the dinner. punch was serv-
ed in the recepuon-room. and there the
men gathered for an informal discus
sion prior 10 the more sedate perform
ances about the banquet table. The din
ner was served promptly at o'clock. az
a number of those who attended were
scheduled to be at the Bachelors CotiI-
lion later in the evening.
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IN The SOCIAL WORLD
Continued from Page Five.

Continued from Page Five.
when he was Third Assistant Secretary
Of State and occupied, with his mother
and sister, the Quay home in Sixteenth
street The ceremony was performed in
the parish church at Rogate by Rev.
Canon Edgar Sheppard, subdean OF the
Chapel Royal a large party OF relatives
were present.
The ceremony was performed in the
little church where the bride attended
services for some years during her child
hood. She had no attendants at the we'd
ding Her gown was of white satin. and
she wore a veil Of old lace. Her only
ornament was a rope OF pearls the gift
OF her father Mr. Phillips best man
was his brother, Mr.. John Phillips. A
reception followed at Nyewood. the home
OF capt 7. F. Warren. a close friend Of
the brides father, Mr.. J. Coleman Dray-
ton, of New York. The honeymoon will
be spent at Fawkewood. near Seven
oaks, which Mr.. Phillips has taken as
country home.
Mrs Milton f. Allies Will not be at
home this afternoon.
Miss Ida Thompson entertained at
luncheon yesterday in honor OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry s. Welcome, of London, who
are spending the season at the NV
Willard Among the other guess were
70 -mer Senator Henry C. Davis and Mr.
and Mrs George Westinghouse, who are
also at the New Willard this week.
Gen. Arson Mills. L. S A. retired, en-
tertained a dinner company at his resi-
dence. Dupont circle. last night Among
the guests were Gems. Miles. Bates.
George w. Davis, Hawkins, Sawtelle, Nc
Crea. Mackenzie. and Grosvenor; Mr..
Hopkins. Mas. Huxford, Brown; Col.
Thompson. Mr.. Lawton. Mr.. Slayden. and
Mr. Washburn.
Gen and Mrs. ". l. Marshall will
leave Washington on February a for
New York. from where they will sail
for Panama. Mss Maitland Marshall
will leave washington ahead Of them and
make a short visit in New York and the
surrounding country before joining her
father and mother
\ dance was given at Congress Hall
| last night TO the young lady guests. More
| than 20 persons were on the floor. The
dance was given in the dining-room, and
continued from o'clock until a late
| hour The room was decorated with
| evergreens and cut flowers.
Mrs. Russell Harrison entertained at
small o'clock tea yesterday afternoon
! in honor of Miss Theiry and Miss Har-
riet, house guests Of Miss Stewart. She
| had assisting her her daughter, Miss
Marthena Harrison: her mother, Mrs
/ Saunders; Miss Daisy Gordon Stewart,
| Miss Julia Heyl, Miss Margaret Brookes,
Miss Maitland Marshall. and Miss kath-
crime Brooks. Mrs Harrison wore
draped princess Of wistaria satin en-
broidered with a yoke and overbodice Of
gold embroidery. Mrs. Saunders wore a
! black chiffon gown trimmed with very
/ handsome black lace.
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l will state that | had stomach trouble Of
some kind; was swelled; my breath was short.
I had palpitation Of the heart; had no energy
and was dizzy took bottle OF Syrup
Pepsin and now my bloat is all gone; have no
more heart trouble; l feel good IN every way ]
had tried everything l could hear of and notn-
ing did me any good until l commenced the use
of Dr. CaldwelPs Syrup Pepsin I am very
thankful to you for such a medicine which I
can heartily indorse and recommend to all who
are suffering from stomach troubles. f.
DANIELS Saron, Tex.
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FEAST OF ST. BLASE.

In the calendar of the Catholic
Church, today is the Feast of st.
BlaSc. or BlHsius.
ST. Biase is the especial pre-
tectOr Of tine throat, and the day
will he observed in all the Cath
Ollie churches by the blessing OF
the thrORts of the faithful. The
candles used viii be those which
were blessed yesterday Mt the
Feast of Candlemas.
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More than $50 couples participated in
the monthly dance OF the WashingtOnians
at National Rifles Armory last night.
Agnes SaXty, r. T. Bricker, Miss Annie
Harmon, Eugene NJ, Moreland, George
Nusbaum, II. W. Bowman. G. L. Bur-
ton, Miss Mary c. Bricker, and Miss
Katie Slater.
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Lawsuits,

No $3.50. Robert Pluym Va Marie l. Gebard
certiorar DESCENDANTS attorney. {. Darlington
No $50 Columbia Granite and Dredging Com
rany vs. r. w. Garretsou & Son; account, S9l-9
Attorney r. p, Betrcnd.
No a3f. George C. Billiard vs. American Sc
clIrity and Trust Company; damages, 5000 At
tOruey. T. f. Colloday
No 523i2 The Valley Paper Company vs. Tht
Joint Committee on Printing Of Congress, man
damiR. Attorney T. B. Rhodes
No 523D Henry d. Fry vs. Nelson II. Dartnn
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Tenchrrr, CInns Niccts-

The February lectures before the teach.
ers' training class of the Sunday School
Institute were given last night at the
Church of the Epiphany. Bishop Hard
Ing gave an address, The order for
daily morning and evening prayer" and
Dr. McKim spoke on 1.-THE rise of the
kingdom The regular monthly meeting
IF the institute will be held February Il.
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Criminal Court No. 1.

No 257c2 United States vs.. Clarence Brown anc
Thomas Neumau hoEIsehreaEing and larceny; No.
plea guilty; No p plea not guilty.
No 26s39. United States VS.. Robert Watson anC
Joseph Jenkins sane; same.
No 367ga United States - Malschia Lee ant
Benjamin Morris. same plea not guilty.
No 265T United States IS. Bette Johnson
robbery: plea not guilty.
No 15l9. United States vs.. Samuel S. Shelley
assault dangerous weapon. verdict not guilty
No B7Ss. United States vs.. John Howard, rob
berry; verdict guilty.
No 9671. United States vs. Edward c. Caldwell
grand larceny uollc pros. entered and TTopert,
restored
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Origin of Relfgion.

The fourth public lecture in the mid
winter course at the Catholic University
will be given this afternoon in the "Aula
Maxima" Of Mcmahon Hall. by Very Rev
Charles F. Aiken, d. D., professor of
apologetics at the university. The sub
ject will be THE origin OF religion"
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DAILY COURT RECORD
"wednesday, 2

Estate Of Charles ". UtteTmehls; viii dated Au-
gust g. 1909 filed.
Estate Of Elizabeth f. Hepburn; petition for let
tiers Of administration. Attorney. ]. w. Latmer.
Estate u Mary Z. Irwin; viii dated June, 1893,
and petition for letters Of administration c. Z q.
filed. Attorney. c. V. Church.
Estate Of John II. jolly petition for letters OF
administration. Attorney. W. J. Lambert
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Lecture On Scnndinnrinns

Capt. c. NJ. MachoId Will lecture a. the
Carroll Institute Club tonight on Scan
dinavians in the United States" One hum
dred views will be shown. The lecture
will be historical in treatment. It will be
given at S;15 o'clock
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Criminal Court No. 2.

No. 5l693. shafert vs. SchlegeI; continued for
term. Attorneys. Archer s. Smith-DaH. Pcyser q
TAYLOR.
No. 1888. In r. estate Of Fanny l.. Corby; given
to Jury. Attorneys II. Z. Davis and T.. B. Kim
ball-NcNeill & Mcneil
Assignments for to-day-Nuniciral Court appeals:
No 90. Brooks Company Richards. Attorneys
Braudeuburg-P Isntss-
No. l8. Hutchinson vs. Desio. Attorneys. Nc
CammOn-Sh0les
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Goes TO Chtnn in Mnrch

William J. Calhoun, new Minister TO
China, will leave this country for his new
post, March s MI Calhoun has been In
consultation with State Department Off
cials for several weeks. He refuses to
talk on the question of Chinese affairs.
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VIII let you know what
your wonderful remedy did
for my little girl Dorothy. I
had had different kinds of
medicine ard doctors. but
have never in my life seen
anything act so quick and
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best medicine, and ] shall
never be without II again
and win recommend IL 10 all
my friends.
MRS. NJ. JOHNSON, 752
Dayton ST., kenOsha, WIS.
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Equity Suits.

No. 290S3 in re George c. Rankin. receiyeT; for
permission 70 destroy old books and records At
torney. T. W. Weitzel.
No. 2OS4. Georgianna c. Bailey Robert A.
Miller et al. to cancel tax sale for injunction. At
torueys Biney & Woodland
No. 1916. Kingsley b. HUFF Frances c. {.
Huff Ct al divorce. Attorney, |. Il. Hit, ir.
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This baby
is my grand
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name Is Nc
Kinley Dix
on and I
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four months
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OF the trouble. To prove my claims, | will
send free sample bottle to any one on
receipt Of name and address. Then, if con-
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Read what users say.
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Equity Court No. =.
JUSTICE BARNARD.


No 2s-2 Dunn ct al. vs.. EsI~y p al. decree pro
c1rf1ssu Attouey ". q. Johnston.
30 E5-6. NeFT vs. Nesser et a., submitted
Attorneys. G.. CaTingon-L j. CGstEln and j. II
Wilson. r.
No S75l r'Ties vs.. Dries same Attorneys G.
{. James and H. s. We.ch-E II. McIachlen.
No 2gI Denty IS Deuty e. al. same. Attor-
uer, g. G.. jane
No Zs5. Thau vs. Modern Building Corporation
order discharg.uE receivers and disms1iug bin. At
tarneys. j. l. HsrgUys and J. S. Eas5j-omith-H.
L. Burton.
No 2sfa Ross 81 a. vs. same. order appointing
Bates Warren 81 r. Sholes. and J. 5. Easily smith
receivers; Boud Slm Attorneys. Bates Warren
and W H. sh1.es-H. r. Burton.
No S-H Copeau W. Bean e. al; tue vested
IN complainant by adverse possession Attorney.
Is. II. ~h1,es,
No $50 Lambert rs. Sterrctt e. A.. same. At
toFueys W J Lamtcrt-J. q. Shields
No 2S3l. Langley SIS. Oudarlo4k e al. same.
Atforueys s. O. Peclle and A a. Hoealing.
No ESF. Srar;zsll IS Rank % al, final decree
ius,ructnE trustee Attorneys. j. ]. Darlington
Biruey & Woodward.
No 2s93i Richardson e. al vs., Hensey ct a.. re-
port q trustees ratified Attcrneis. a. H. Me-7-lar
ard NJ y RictarI-Ju-W H. White
No 8zf3 Bucks County Trust Company ".
Washington. Potomac and Chesapeake Railroad
Company. report Of trustee ratified MS. Attorney,
Charles Poe.
Ne. gaaG In 20 George r. Rankin. receiver An
thorized % destroy old records Attorney, J.. ".
Wazei
No z6E. Smith "a. Baker: o-der striking amend
ed b.I from files. Attorneys. C. T. Emig-Bundsn-
burg EaUiruturE
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Circuit Court No. ..

TT
No T4s-. United States 90 use. Haiues 90 a. -.
HuI-e q; al. on trial. Attorneys PACK Hinton q
Pacs-Hamil-or. Colbert. YeTkes & Hamilton.
Sc. J55. United States ex rel knight VS.. Bal
Iirgtr. time 20 Hic transcript extended. ATTORNEYS.
Bmndaubur- & BarGsutlrg
Assignments frT to-day.
No SO EagIiu vs. Southern Surety Company.
Attorneys. II. l.. Blair-Hough. McNamara &
HailekoIrr Above case not 70 be called until
Februar Z.
No. ZIG. Henderson vs.. Ferry ct al. Attorneys.
P0e-Wuliams.
No I8 StunesiuE administrative vs.. Pickford
Fl a.. Attorneys Williams & BiDey-Brandenburg *
BraUdcurU1g.
No cl5 ". W. KimhaH Company vs.. Williams
Attaneys. Nheatlg- CCl8dav.
No. a. NcCrackeu vs. Capital Traction Com
pany.- Attorneys. SleTnan & Lerch-PerTy & Son and
Dunlop.
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Circuit Court No. !.
JUSTICE WRIGHT

aAr4AiE ~ isl'Ht-s
No. ssh. Poole VS. District q Columbia % al
fs-. >saru o. t5 d.feudlut Washington GasliEht
Company. verdict fr psutif for $50, Judgment
forthwith. Attorneys. ?. -. Ray ard =. r. Brad
dorb-E n Thomas and r. r. Perry & Son
No --f5 SaJtsreEifs vs.. stewart. hin q eZCeD-
ti.rz submitted signed and fled Attorneys Biz
uer & W1cdVarI-p. r Iesh.
No Tfia N-s-aEr IS Brown; case continued
for term. Auarreys. J. g. Putr1n and A. Sllsrs-
II. johnson.
$50 5.g-L johnson Is. Tyner motion N So aside
rerlic, fled Attorneys. J. W. GleuHan and +. l..
Gi.--C. ~. Nag5in
No $3.50 Valley Psps- Company " Joint Com
mitta- au Printing ~f Crrgsss; rule 20 show cause
rsuuabe February u. lsl0. Attorney, T. b.
Rhode
Assignments frr TO-DAY.
No g5 Sheridan Is. Brown. Attorneys Wheat
ley-Tfurstou. HaTirgsF s. TreTtisS-
No. SO WuE0or rs Washington Terminal Com
rarv. Attorneys Baker s. Cbear- Hsmutou
80. E- Cizrle Same. Attorneys. same.
No. 49, WUEru1Cr IS Shoemaker. Attorneys.
Beach Lambert q Ysstnau.
NJ. sH- Stsusburg So. Golden 4 O.. Attorneys.
Ambrose & sUirE-BaEC- SuCshy d Hogan
80. 1l5. HUa1d q, 1i- v7. Washington Terminal
Company Attorneys -ewau & Lerch-Hsmiltou.
NJ. 1E. OFricu IS Same Attorneys same
No. $40. Wright g. Capital Traction Company.
Attorneys. EimblI-TTy * Son and Dunlop.
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Equity Court No. 1.
ANDERSON


No. 2ss95 HefrOn vs. Heffron; reference 20 ex-
aniner. Attoneys. J. A. Tcomey-Nels Wilson.
No. 1855 Stewart "a 5andish; title vested in
plaintiff by adverse possession. Attorney c, c.
James.
No ZSS Souder Is Hoover; defendant adIudged
indebted 10 plaintiff in sum Il $3.50: appeal. At
tnneys. ". G. Baldcrsion and Bates Warreu-G. T.
William
No. 256f9 Dulany vs.. Wagsamani receiver author
lied 10 sch parcel q and lot Is block - Att0r
ncys. Maddox a Gaucy.
No aSSs Kiuian vs.. Kllian: trustee ordered 70
disburse certain funds Attorneys. Z. H. Marshall
j. l. pugh md Wolf & Rosenberg.
Assignments Tor tomorrow
No I5-. Greer vs.. Tomlinson. Attorney Hoehlins
No. lA Clarke vs.. Palmer Attorney, Iooney.
NO l6l Robey vs., RGbey. Attorneys, Lambert
Baukenslip EIuig & Psladini.
No. l62 McDanourh IS Osborn. Attorneys. Bal
derstsu-Millan & Smith.
No. l65. smithson vs.. Ford Attorney. James.
No i67. Jones et al. vs.. Ray ct al. Attorney
HopeveL
No. leg Roller " CLARK Attorneys strzshslrger
&. Ralar=Slrnm0us
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HUSBAND Is HELD
In WOMAN'S DEATH
Walter Scott Under Arrest
Awaiting Inquiry.
INVESTIGATION BY CORONER

Two Boys, One Eleven and the other
Seven Years Old, 30 Testify at In
Expected 10 Tell of Matrimonial
Relations Between Their Parents.
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Dr.. CaIdweII's Syrup Pepsin

and druggists have sold for for quarter of century
Mothers giving to their children to-day who were given
by their parents when they children and the grand
parents still using it. These is better laxative obtain
able for children women and old folks for these especially
need gentle, though the less effective remedy It
guaranteed for constipation liver trouble sick headache
heartburn, stomach &c Given the child before ret
ing, or in the morning arising it will be relieved in few
hours and brief use Of directed will prevent recurrence
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He has ten or twelve teeth and is only six
months old You may copy any part of nv let
ter you wish, for IT is true and will stand I'm
the Last Day.-G. w. Witten Mingo KY
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This Laxative for Children Free

have preached to mothers for years be careful what
they give their children for bowel trouble Not everything
is fit for the delicate organs of child Catharc pills
strong, when crushed broken in half and salts and
purgatves are both too strong and badtang Then what
is the remedy? 1t should be liquid in which the is dis
gused to make it palaable, and it be mild and
grippe The remedy that fills these requirements is
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