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49, the practice 1t would not
49, eu so much noticed hut for the fact
na. MRS Cieveiand's handshake was n
aasractive feature of her receut;ous
MIs' cleveland gave her hand genereusIy.
aIau - was very positive grin that hsr
suests enjoyed. In this matter As II, Other
II has been somewhat unfortunete
.oa AIs. harrison that so-young. vigorous
1 NY popular hostess preceded her at The
mnl.e mousse More than once Mrs. HART
son naplt OF withholding her hands at re-
Se ons mas given rise to annoying incl
1su.s, Recently among the guests at one of
nsI1son receptions was Western
Whs.ol we. 1t was her first visit to the
So 'e house since the Harrison regime be-
E1n. cne IS stout-hearted Republican.
nke Der husband, and she ca, ried with her
INTO the presidential presence q loyal deter
manauon 10 be pleased with the presidents
we there was q good deal OF crowd
e usuai, and Mrs. Harrison confined her
se'l 70 oows Tor bows. with q word or two
" favored few. When the senator's wife
,eacneo Mrs. Harrison she held ont her
nand, looking the first lady of the land full
an the eyes and preparing to give her
coroiai greeting. Mrs. Harrison held ia
ner right hand a large bouquet of roses.
ana the right hand of her guest. gropIng
with exact aim, ciutched the stem of the
bouquet. The look of embarrassment
when fitted over Mrs Harrison's face ap-
prlsed the other lady that all was not
risnt, ana OF course second or two later
sne saw what she was doing. Then the
wife of the Western senator moved ranieilv
away. 1t is sad to relate that she is not
pleased with the presidents wife. Her
displeasure has not been kept a secret.
either
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sor,cE no srocKuonpEns.


NoIICE or MEETING OF STOCKHOLDERS
~ Tor reducing capita suck. FIRST Regiment
Arnory Association. Notice Is heresv given By
the undersigned srns ees OF SAID association 10
the stockholders thereof that n meeting of the
stockholders will be he'd NJ the ofsee OF Ssruve
Haines & McMicSen. Room l., Newiin hloek on
the north side OF Columbia street. between
Second street ard T3is1 street. IN the city OF
Seattle, King county. state Of nasiHRtou, on
Saturday, the i2tn day OF AugGss. 1880 at the
hour of o'clock n the freruo1n. foS the pur-
pose OF reducing the capital SOCK OF said com
pa1y 20 the sum OF seven Thousand dollars. 10
he divided into seventy shares OF The pr vaiue
of one hundred dollars par share. AL the
stockholders are requ srri 70 attend
J Z. EAiNES
CHARLES u. KITTESGER,
j. =. HATFIELD
= W St,bTT.
JOSEPH GREEN,
II "a ~TRUEF
r II CAER
G.. L KELLOGG.
john r. EOlT.
Dated June Q. 1907 Trustees
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

CEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED
- by +. III. W. koss, clerk OF tie school
board of EIlensburgh, ct the once OF Lombard
& Ross. in ElIeDsbargh, until p. m OF saiur-
day, July Il. 1880, for the heating and ventiiat-
ing of the new pubic school building at EiIens-
hurgh, By Steam or hot air. Plans of the said
building sre on view 81 the Office OF the clerk;
each bidder TO submit his own speeifcatious
The proposals must be accompanied BY q GER
dollars, as q KusranFee thsf In case the con-
tract is awarded 70 the said bidder he shall en-
ter into q formal contract and bonds - required
by law. in failure of which the said $500 Sd ii
be forfeited to the ssid school district OF Rens-
burgh. WASH, ss liqaidated damages The right
10 reserved 70 reject any one or al OF the bids.
p. Il. W. Ros 5, Clerk.
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A RRIvED-MRa DR. A. DEH0wE. OF NEW
n York, the world-renowned and highly
celebrated business and test trance medium.
She is the only natG.al-born trance medium In
the world; Is the seventh daughter. born with :
double veil and wonderful prophetic eift OF
second sight; this she will prove: every hidden
mystery revealed; tells your entire life. r@st,
present aud future, in dead trance: gives your
name in full, also your future husband or wife.
with age and date Of marriage. In business
losses. lawsuits. marriages, divorces, deaths.
uniting the separated, removing evil fU43ur
ences. restoring lost love, she has no equal.
Mrs DeHowe wishes it distinctly understood
that she adyertises nothing but what she can
do, and woald not be classed with the many
cheap prstenders found in every city. All who
are in sickness or IN trouble: all whose fond
hopes have been blasted. and all who hare
been deceived and disappointed through the
false predictions OF Others. before giving up IN
DESPAIR are invited TO call and be convinced Of
the true statements OF the above without delay.
$1,000 challenge to any medium who can excel
her in her startling revelations OF the past, PRES
ent and future events OF persons lives. Partorn
IL and Is. Mallory house. second floor. Third
and James streets
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Notica 10 Creditors.

TN TIE SUPERIOR COURT OF Kim
County, State OF Washington =
In the matter OF the insolvency q = q Aean
Il sons No. 1928
Mears Frank a. Mears and John n. Mearss part
ners doing bnsin ess under the urn nsrae Eno
Style OF ]. r. Mears & Sons. insoivsnt& g 3. -
and appear before j. A sfrxston. 3aass ~ =, - 49,
city Of seattle, in said King county. on Mons
day. July !, 1850. 81 the hosr OF go q %. @
said day. 70 show cause Why the prayer o. ss ~
tnsoIyents should not be granted, ana ny ~
disc harxed from all their debts ana Nspsisueas
and ali proceedings are stayed sgainss sAia m
soigenta 80. ~~
this sth day OF June ls9o.
SEAL NJ NJ HOLAKs. Clerk.
peterson & Psnnefsthezs sfsorneys ior fhein
eolyeusx
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Not Entitled to Any.

al thought you had got q new trial,
Bill " called out friend of the prisoner
whom the sheriff was putting on the train
for Joliet.
mo" answered the abject wretch, who
had stolen a cow cit was the Teller in the
cell next to mine, that killed his wife,
th.,,s cot the new trial.
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fs~don ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 4. S5l ,738
~. 10, s95
HrrF;n ,oIz
VIENNA with slL434 inhabitants, Sc. Peters
,-,vr with ~ .467. Moscow with 74s00o. Con-
S.rfioan,e with 600 00O Glasgow and Liverpool
- sbout $1,000 each, Naples with 494.c00,
Rrinshsm and Manchester with about 400,0
- Madrid with ss7 600, Warsaw with SIS, COO,
1.-eIs and LYONS each with 81, 600, Buda-
psta With s65,o0o and Marseilles with $4,000,
.c-r,ise the European procession of big cities
|. the order named While we can now boast
4 = mary seven-fgured city populations -
rxrcpe, /! will be seen that our largest cfty's
uilljons are still email in comparison with those
4 London which holds as many people as our
Ars millionaire cities pat together, and
md half million more. Europe still has the
Id TOO, In the size and density of the popula-
roe Of her second and third rate cities.
mis- Is not o matter concerning which we
AouId feel any Impotence 70 eclipse Europe,
Nh vould be undoubtedly better for as If we
mn succeeded in packing as many people
no d small space as the European nations
nm done. The best social conditions are not
fniBed in the largest and most crowded CEN
n ct population. Asia can probably still
hass-H 1t was any ground for boAstiug-of
- millionaire cities than Europe and the
rsised States combined, though the absence of
~ exact census of the Celestial empire makes
a. merely . matter of conjecture. 1t is gen.
eslY believed. however, that China hes seven
ena with over Loco. 900 inhabitants. She Ii
Welcome to them. and long may it be before we
nysM her In this respect
Nothing could be more unwise than the fever
h kas:e manifested in some American cities to
hsv population figures mounting far up into
9sniliona New York's ambition TO become q
Ga half 10 large a. Londoa By marriage with
kooklyn and the other cities In metropolitan
sRnct Of which she IL the natural center, 10 In
blx,bs. and has many excellent reasons in its
hscT; It would simply be partnership of cities
uverine large area, aud big population of
erse or hour millions thus aggregated Is quite a
t1kxnt matter from the concentration of the
me number of people in one dense mass, az in
bsten Large cities are well enough If they
~ nos condensed within unhealthy limits, but
fhb Be b ped that the congested conditions
aie IN The European capitals viii never be re-
induced In this country
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GEORGE F. MEACHAM.
6I7 Third Street.

NOTICE-The business Office OF the PosT-IN
TELLIGEScER win hereafter be open until II p.
m. Classified advertisements will be received
up TO this hour.
Advertisements under the heads of Lost
Found, For Sale. For Rent, and situa lions
Wanted will be inserted at the rate of 2 cents q
word for the first insertion: / cent q word for
each subsequent insertion. Payment always in
advance.
Advertisements viii be received ut branch
ofices of the PosT-INIHLLIGRNcKR at:
Tacoma. .....--............-.C L. Fowler. agent
Port Townsend. Handley Kelley.
The following letters await advertisers at this
office.
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frison Doesn't Shake Rands.

H,s sh Francisco Examiner.
Wen a. ilsoh does not shake hands
sar,ss receives with the president. She
Wit, as h's' reception she gave at the
essin. ouse' and it tired her arm so,
nef downright acute pain. that she
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Two TgRouGH TRAINs.

The Northern Pacific will on and after June
18Th inst, run two through trains 10 and from
the East. leaving seattle n clio e N. and
o. m Time shortened twelve hours !. 4
seent seattle A Chilberg, city ticket agent
- sscond street. Boston hlOck-
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m OF BIG CITIES.
.-,rics Has as Many Million
.ire Towns as Europe.
-. STILL IN THE LEAD.
x--xs.w and More Air TO Breathe
!. mis- Country Than in Euro
pesD Centers.
..snA STILL IN THE LEAD.
rc~son Globe.

-. a. most interesting data collected BY
- s..ms thas showing the relative size
ssvsh Of the big cities must be counted
=. ,syiaion Of the first figures will doubtless
- lsser, but the main facts dis overed py
- sr.nch Of the census work are a. well
2. - rov & they ever viii be. In the table
~. ss,ov he population of the twenty lead
~tses q the United States is given o. ascer-
80 AIR = lsso, and also as returned In the two
- csususes OF Iss0 and 1870: and in the
sss,.e columns the changes in their ranking
81 ~ eteu
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For low rstes. excellent accommOdAtions and

Tor low rstes excellent accommodations and
al Sbe features hat constitute . successful and
eno,yabie TIP 10 the East, take the Northern Pa
ct6c Though vestionle trains 10 q Pau,
N,nne.roIis Duluth and Chicago. consisting OF
s,rtrg drnviugroon and sleeping cars New
tonrist sleepers under the direction o. the Pull
man palace Car Company are attached 10 dAIiy
- -nn,h trains No better service 10 be toEnc.
= Shsiberr civ ticket agent 9ls Second street
Roston block: L Tonkin. depot ticket agent Sc
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cure your rheumatism fos % witn q ooia
Of uoore's Revealed Remedy
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GREEN Il NUGEST. VETERINARY PHYsI.
VI ciars and Surgeons honorary graduates Ont.
Vet. College; Office and infirmary at Gurney Csb
Stables, cor. West and University streets Tele-
phone 49,.
nR- A. ,. MCINTOSH. GRADUATE OF On
OtHio veterinary college. Toronto OfEoo
and inhrmary at Montana stables, Fifth and
Washington streets Office telephone. 20: res
idence. 367.
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FOR McNuRRAY, sKAGI1 COUNTY, SEE
.-t,hs,s q 1,sriner 5fleweIl yn-Dodge building.
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gin CInNF SALE

orc lot OF One kid gloves; new eolors and
MACY. al sizes: good quality; fo1r-bufton
iansfh. eyery pair warranted and fitted 70 the
hand: gre q pair. Chester Cieary.
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49, 81. Sartneru Pacific railroad, the best
.,r,n1ad line. for al points East A. Chllberg
go sicIet agent 7iS second street. Boston
nIoek: Il Ionkln- depot 1ckes Agent eeessAe-
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An 6nt-e.sss grocers sell Queen hams and
h.cnr No covering. fresh daily
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1alSe. a pair, ehildren's fuil-nnished hose
Chester Cieary.
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EELP WANTED-FEMALE
VyANTED-GIRL FOR GENERAL HOUSE
w work. I,Ios Yesser avenue.
yxYANTED-A GIRL FOR GENERAL HOUSE
w work; small family; no children Apply
from till 2; corner Tenth and Seneca streets
WANTED-coMPErEN NURSE GIRL,
w colored preferred. Cali between and
Il g. n. at 1, llo Madison street.
yyvANTED-No. lCHAMBER-MAID AT THE
w Willis hotel; none other need apply.
WANTED-Two KITCHEN GIRLS 1,42s
w Front street
yUANTED-GIRL FOR GENERAL HOUSE
w work; only two in family. Apply 1523
Ninth street, between Pike and Pine.
UyANTED-A LADY cANvAssER. AD-
w dress Ausic. care PosT-ISrELLIs EScER-
VVANTED-LADY cASvAssER. APPLY, 10
w to 3. Fifth Avenue House, room a.
vVAN1ED-INTELLIGE LADY BETWEEN
w % and 80 years OF age TO travel for busi-
ness cls airing SO per day; no capital required.
Address R. E., PostIntelligencer.
yuANTED-A GIRL TO DO HoUsEwoRK;
w coed home Apply 1,loI Yesler avenue.
yUANTED-woMANFo FOR GENERAL HOUSE
w work; one who can wash and iron. II4l5
Lennra street.
AAANIED-JlhL fOk GENEkAL HOUSE,
w work. sos Madison street
JVANTED-GooD LAUNDREss APPLY
w Maison Doree restaurant, 1,403 Front,
corner Union.
yTANTED-GIRLs TO FILL GOOD sITUA-
w tons Apply at Mrs. N. ]. Pecks Ladies'
Intelligence Bureau, l. zoo Second street.
yYTANTED-GIRL FOR GENERAL HOUSE
w work. Apply 1,115 Seventh street.
WANTED-eIRL FOB GENERAL HOUSE
w work. Apply at sis Pike street E. Can
WANTED-A NO. .DINING-RooM GIRL
w 2.5l9 Front.
yNANTED-GIRL FOR GENERAL HOUSE
w work. 1885, facing Armory, Mrs. E. H.
Piummer
yITANTED-AT MRS HUBBARD's EMPLOY
w ment agency. women that want work.
w homework for family of two. Call at
1914 Fourth street.
yVANTED-GiRL FOR GENERAL HOUSE
w work in private family Apply ao4 south
Eighth street
WANTED-A WET NURSE AT sos OLYMPIC
w avenue, Queen Anne town.
EMPLOYMENT WAHTED-MALE
WTANTED-JAPANESE BOY WANTS Posi-.
w ton as cook in small family. Address Jap,
Post-Intelligencer.
"ANTED-AN EXPERIENCED GROCERY
w or hardware clerk wants position of some
kind; wages not so much of an object steady
position; best references. Address D. F. W.,
Posf-Intelligencer.
VNANTED-AN EXPERIENCED OFFICE
w man for many years in the cotton ard
commission business wishes employ inept with
some good house; undoubt references. Ad-
dress JOS. West SIS Cherry street.
"ANTED-PRIVATE DETECTIVE WORK:
w reference furnished. Address +. o. box
I'll, city.
w ANTED-STEADY MAN WANTS SITUA-
w ton in restaurant to learn wait r; low
wages. Address Charles. Post-Intelligencer.
"ANTED EMPLOYMENT STEAMER
w steward open for engagement; twenty
five years experience. K. l. d, PostInteln-
gencer.
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foySD.

EoUND--BIG WHITE HORSE. 400 LBS
Il Owner can hsT. ssgns by p4yissg charges
and.cslling at Queen cIty tables Eiehth and
Jackson.
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Population.

ar national pride is fattered by the dis
..rrry that we have now as many cities with
s.s,p.acured populations Is Europe The mill
t.sire cites OF Europe, and their populations,
x1ftoUu-
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SOCIETY NOTICES
INDEPENDENT ORDER OF F0RESTERS-
i Attention members: The semi-annual cleo
ton of officers of Court Puget Sound, No. 53s,
occurs on Tuesday evening July s. A full at
tendance is desired. James Hiilyer. secretary.
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UASTED-PARLoR SETS. SPRING, HAIR
w and wool mattresses 10 ressuf and cover;
estimates given: carpe a laid and general up
hosiery Gone by Robert Fairly, l,SI7 Third, be-
tween University and unloy~
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w4gTED-MrsCELLASEOUs.

w ANTEp-CARPENTER TO STAY AWAY
w from Port Townsend, as trouble is pend
ing between men and contractors
Z. b. or C. AND JoIsERs,
Port Townsend, July /. lsso.
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ENeINFErs AVID covrRAcross.

CAN FRANCISCO BRIDGE CoNPANT-EN
- gineers ard contractors sor bridges of even
description: wharf building. pile driving drsd.
Ing and steam shovel excayaiiEg: Plans and
specifications furnished on application: coryo,
spcndence solicited. Ofics 100. Of JzcksoB
street. Seattle. Wash
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PHYSICIANS md SURGEONS

n NJ. MARTIN, NJ. D. PHYSICIAN AND
Ss SURGEON; rrxct rorer III twenty-five
years experience: JuaRi;a In d.n<. rooms IL
and Is, corner Fourth and Pike streets; Office
hours 10 % L 4. %. and . 10 5 !. NJ.
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cLARVoYzyrs.

yTME LA WEE - NOTED CLAIRvOYANr
WI and trance medium: can be consulted BY
all on every subject: satisfaction guaranteed er
no pay Parlors. IL and Is Simonelli house. 500
Third street.
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mrs. SHANNON a SHANNON. ROOMS
~ and $, Union block, Front street; teie
phone AS.
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ITO LoAN-sMALL AMOUNTS. FROM ONE
i to five years. Z. F. Allen, room IA, Starr
Boyd block.
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rI>HE SEATTLE CONSERVATORY WILL
i open July - with a N cores OF teacher in
music, eloeEtion, lauguag 5 and art. Fo- iufo--
nation address Celeste l. sIauS0n, r. @. box 607.
MARTHA 8 BROwS-a LATE PUPIL OF
vi Professor A. W Porter, Of Minneapolis, and
Nine. Louisa Csppiani. OF New YORK. Is now pre-
pared 20 receive papfl ia voice eaiture at her
residen ee. 5i3 PoplsF street. eisy.
MUSICAL ISsrITUTE-soUTHwESr COR
WI ner second aud Lenora streets. under ths
MANAGEMENT and personal direction OF Mrs.
willard; voice culture and ali branches Of in
ftTunenfal mas5e: oaly experienced and
thoroughly competent teachers employed.
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LOCAL NEWS.
1S sLAck.DRAUeHT tea cures Constipation.
What Everybody Says Must be True.

What Everybody Says Must be True.
Every man, woman and child
knows that the Sells Brothers cir
Gus upon its last visit to this place
was by far the best circus organiza-
ton that ever came this way. This
year these enterprising managers
have formed corner on the show
business by consolidating Barrett's
Worlds Fair with their enormous
exhibition, and after this season it
will be hard for the average show to
satisfy the public with a moderate
exhibition. The people, when once
educated to expect big things, are
not satisfied with commonplace or
little ones. After this season cir
Gus, to attract the attention of our
citizens, will have to be of a high
order, because it must come into
comparison with the show that pre-
ceded it, and as Sells Brothers and
Barrett's United Shows are much
larger than any other in this country,
there will be no room for the small
fry. These two shows will spread
their huge tents in Brennan Mon
day Oct. 81.
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Put on the Brakes

If you find you are going down hill in point
of health. Failing strength, impaired d.
gestion and assimilation are the marks Of
decline. Check these and other indications
of premature decay with the grand vitalizer
and restraining tonic, Hostetters Stomach
Bitters. Beginning at the foundation head,
the stomach, the Bitters remedies its eff
cheney. corrects its errors, and sets it vigor-
ously At work. The digestive organ is thus
enabled to thoroughly separate from the
food its nutritive principles, which the blood
assimilating, is enriched. Thus is the sys-
tenn nourished, and being nourished
strengthened, and abnormal waste of IFS
tissues stayed. Appetite. the power to rest
well, a regular habit are also re-established
and the various functions move once more
in their natural healthiul groove. The Bit
tiers, moreover, is specific Tor and proven
tive of malarial complaints, rheumatism,
biliousness and kidney troubles.
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Good for the Ticket.

There was a Democratic mass
meeting at Gay Hill Saturday. DR.
81. Upshaw was called to the chair
and presided in the permanent or
ganizatiou. The meeting was for
the purpose of nominating Justice
of the peace, and Constable. Mr.
Otto E. Benz was nominated fol
Justice of the Peace, and Mr.. Gus.
Schuemacker for constable. Both
of these are good men, and theil
nomination greatly strengthens the
ticket in that precinct.
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At the residence of the brides
parents in Caldwell, Wednesday
evening at 3 o'clock, Mr.. L. J. Cum
bingham, of Ennis, lead to the alter
Miss Rowland, and the twain were
made one. The wedding party con-
sisting of the fair bride and happy
groom, Miss Laura Latner and MIR.
]. W. Weatherford, Jr., took dinner
at the Exchange Hotel in this city
yesterday, en- route to their home at
Ennis.
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HOW IS THIS (!

We offer One Hundred Dollars
Reward for any case of Catarrh
that can not be cured by taking
Halls Catarrh Cure.
F. J. CHEFEY & CO., Props
Toledo, o.
We, the undersigned, have
known F. ). Cheney tor the last Is
years, and believe him perfectly
honorable in all business transac.
tions, and financially able to carry
out any obligation made by their
firm.
West Il Truax, Wholesale Drug.
gusts, Toledo, Ohio.
Walding, Kinnan & Marvin,
Wholesale Druggists, Toledo, O.
Halls Catarrh Cure is taken in.
ternally, acting directly upon the
blood and mucus surface of the
system. Price rs cents per bottle.
Sold by all Druggists.
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The Democrats had everything
their own way down in Washington
precinct Saturday. As they drove
up the Independents drove off,
though extended pressing invita-.
ton to stay, with the assurance that
they were going to have some fun,
but they had business in other fields.
Judge Kirk made a speech early
aud came back to the city, reaching
here before night, but Mr.. B. S.
Rogers, who was to speak later and
others stayed to make day of it,
and doubtless put in some good
work for the ticket, which seems to
be gaining ground every day. If
things keep moving in the same
channel the ticket seems in no dan
ger of being beaten.
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1890-10-23

"Durlng the spring and summer
of 1888 l lost seven mules from
bots and collie, after trying every
thing l could think of. In 1889 l
commenced using the Bots and
Collie Specific put up by G. F. Jen.
sen & Co., Burton, Texas, and
since have not lost q single animal.
1t is the best bots and collie medi-
tine in the world."-R. J. Ransom,
Harlem Plantation, Texas.