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DrS. Liebig & Co.,
The World Renowned Specialists.
PERMANENT OFFICE: i3S MAIN ST.


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suffering from Chronic Diseases. DiseAses Of the
Eye, Ear. N sc, Throat, Liver, stomach, Kid
neys. Urinary organs; Nervous and Private
patients in Montana demand sreater f~scilitie'
and accommodations, to meet which Drs. Liebig
40. have estsbli he'd offices in this city. They
will he IN charge OF a duly authorized ,represen-
the head Office. whore complete records are Kept
Of all cases and the treatment adopted. Each
branch having its specialists. no one physician
and rever lees than five experienced specialists
have n consultation on every care presented.
Having thousands TO refer to, comparisons nro
readily made. No experimentins-simply APP
humber ' Proved successful. This is the secret Of
their success nd the re.son such marvellous
cures as heretofore reported have been made
after the best local physicians pronounced them
hopelessly incurable.
MHN-Chronic affections, whether from early
Weakness. Loss OF Manhood. Syphilis and other
affections uniting them from enjoying any OF
the pleasures of life. treated and cured after
absolute failure by others Drs. liebig n Co.'s
~tresting the Diseases OF Men is worldwide, and
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WOMEN-Iheir specialist for affections OF
Women. has all the latest appliances and
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CATARRH-And kindred affections of the
Eye, + ar. Throat and Lungs successfully treated
and in q manner so mildly as to be acceptable to
the most delicate child.
Traces for Spinal Deformitles. Gu Feet, ETC..
manufactured. Satisfaction guaranteed.
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large number of patients. those who cannot
find it convenient to, sac the Eminent Specialists
can state their cases by letter. arefrl attention
given to CORE spondence and medicine and ap-
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CATIONS TONIC
AND VITALIZER.

Quickly cures general and nervous debility
spinal exhaustion. !Neurssthenia etc.
Completely. perfectly ana permanently rejuv.
Dnating the vital enorgies; INCREASING nervous
power. removing the ambition Of youth and the
courage Of manhood. restoring to snfcebled;
men and women perfect constitutional powers.
lts extraordinary curative power Manifesto
itself almost immedistsly It Is taken. On this
the effsct Of every dose doing them good. It il a
psssFsal si issas ine,s ss,aasa 's sss m ID Rsst' n IT., It,
bb oay. Il ' msss.b sa ' iifsIo o difsr 'snS ' 1ssth .a t ths
acute disease, erwo or certain mischisvous
indiscl elton; or. whether the broken down con-
dition is called By ono name or other, 20 long 10
weakneas-so long as enervation and debility ars
the type Of the ailmeat, this IL the remedy.
THOSE WHO SUFFER- from tho results OF
exposure. hidden drains. oaprioe or who have
brought upon themselves a series of affections by
viii find in Caton's vitaiizer snd Nerve Tonic
the remedy for their csrtaln relief. 1t speedily
removes al evidences OF progressive physical
10 WHENEVER Vie n ss'psf! There fisf.i Is any weakness of the
vital organs, nervousness, presentations ct the
physical or mental energiea: confusion OF ideas
melancholy, ooward,ce. weakness Of tho knees
h IN tho Rs0i lions Ga.P hesdsoh 20. i ias alton Of To Il ns,a
AMI bindder: milky urine. perEicious and hidden
wastes. resulting in o failure of the mental and
succass and uniting him or her for the duties
and respc nsioilities OF life, 1t is the remedy par
excellence.
ate the work OF regeneration, and cnre in many
cases But stubborn cases often require more. II
will bo sent postpaid. secured from observation.
or 81 GO per package, or i packages for $500.
Addi ess all orders to
CATION MED. CO.. Boston. Mass.
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Women In Finland.

Twas chatting a few days & with n iadl
who had been making q short stay in Fin
land, and she told me several very interest
ing facts about the women over there
They seem from her account to dc a goot
part of the work of the community. Among
the lower classes they drive the market
carts, sweep the streets. mend the roads
and row the boats. They do not. however,
with a few exceptions, serve behind the
counter. OF course l expressed my aston
ishment, which was increased rather than
diminished when my informant said that
men were preferred because they were
thought more civil This fact is all the
stranger because the women as well a. the
men are remarkable for their evennees of
temper. Little mishaps do not seem to
cause the irritation which they do here,
and the children grow up happily free from
slaps, shakings n cuttings.
Among the better class OF Firms the
women work quite as hard as they do in
the lower. In the banks there are far more
women than men clerks. The same thing
is noticeable in the bureauX de change. Ia
the ~postoffice and in state offices women
are in the majority. Women teach trades
to the cripplcs and to the blind and indus
trial arts to the little boys and girls who
atteid schools eslstoi'sileu uA'"o PutfoSe'
They are also splendid linguists, partly be-
cause they AVE but scant and limited lit
erature of their OWL and also because their
own language is no use to them when they
travel, so that they are bound to learn an
other. l should not care about Finland
fashions, however. A black silk dress is
the orthodox garment for old and young
and is worn alike at a coffee party or a we'd
ding, no dainty ornaments being allowed
Ledger.
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"A court Of tho First judicial district Of III;
ss ss Of Me'n,snA in and tor the county q
lew. & s%!eDlins plaintiff. va George h
.D Yss s n.%sS q d sSntnns sends greeting to thu
You are hershy required - appear In an action
IN I'G the district :a ! se sss q y the ne first .iuaioisl 1dissrii;oss
II the state St Montana in and for the county Ct
alcyis and Clarke, and g answer ths complaint
sammons: i .sslvcd within this aeaaty' q: z
within twenty days; otksrs il with in forty Gays
recording to Sc prayer Of said somplaint.
msnt against you for tho sum OF oighty- seven
and 2o.iV0 dollars and interest on the sum of
eighty-five dollars from the 18th day Of May.
1888. at the rate Of ten per cont per annum,
which the plaintiff alleges In his complaint to
DO due him from defendant on . certain prom
one q kvans to defendant on the 2tth day Of
February. 1899, whereby tho laid Z. Evans prom
months NOR n p After 70 d nS,snd Tor value ssH .' received. toss ssaes
with interest thereon At tho rata Of ten per cent per
annum from dSte until psil. which said note was
name on the back thereof, and transferred and
a a , ,s cd to plaintiff prior ru. to the : an 40 DAY y, Of
day OF May, 1905, presented to the said O. EvAns
for payment and payment thereof demanded Of
tho said 2. kvans and refused BY, him, and
for non-payment, notice of which demand. non
payment and protest was given to the eaid o.
Eysns and the said cefendant; no part Of which
said nota has been paid except the sum Of t5
paid 4 ny IL. 1893. and for costs Of suit.
And you, are hereby notified that il you fail to
appear and answer tho said complaint, as above
required. the said plaintiff will take judgment
by default against you FOR the sum Of Ss7. 20
and interest on the sum of 2S5 from May 10,
1888. at the rate OF temper cent per annum and
for costs OF suit.
Given under my hand and the seal OF the dis
trict court of the First judicial district of the
state Of NJ ontana, in and for the
.~) county of Lewis and Clarke.
Seal First this 9TH day OF AuRu.t. in the
Jud. Dist. year OF our Lord one Thousand
Court. eight hundred and ninety-three.
--r-- JOHN BEAN, Clerk.
Fly JESSE KICKER. Deputy Clerk.
Thos. c. Bach. Attorney for Plaintiff.
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Furnishing Children.

! will not say that the punishment of
children can be dispensed with in every in
stance. No possible rule can apply to all
cases, since every instance must be a, law
unto itself. At the same time striking Il
child should be employed only as the very
last resort, whereas now it is used in all
too many cases as a first. Kindness and
tirmness, when brought together, form the
best basis for a child's education. Mothers
should learn to control hasty actions; IA
theirs must allow reason to have fuller play.
The process may seem u little more te-
dious, but the result, when reached, will
be worth it all. instantaneous correction
may seem to be achieved by punishment,
but the effect is not lasting. Girls are
shamed by it; boys grow resentful under
it. We need only apply the lessons that
come to us in after life to this question to
reach the best solution.
Kindness draws us all closer: tirrnness
of character cements lifelong friendships;
sympathy wins us all. And as these ele-
ments appeal to us as we have maturel, SO
do they, and even more strongly, appeal to
the more responsive nature OF a child. A
boy should never find weakness in him to
whom be looks for strength. girl should
never find anger when she has a right to
find mercy. And as for our little misdo-
ings in childhood we sought mercy and
pardon, let not our children come to us, and
because we are parents find us other than
we ourselves sought and hoped to find. AS
we wished should be done unto us at one
time in our lives, so let us now do unto 9th
ers, that they in turn may likewise DO unto
those who follow us.-Ladies' Home Jour
nal.
You will never realize the great benefit Hoods
Sarsapari!la will do you till you give it a fair
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BE Il Woman.

Girls, all Of you, everywhere, this is a
word to you: De womanly. BE true to
yourselves and be guided by the promrttne-
of those who have been through it all and
know by eXperienceth best line Of conduct
topursue. You may lose the companionshil
of some whom you think very gay and
jolly, but their evanescent friendship Will
be replaced by sincere respect and com.
mendation.
1t is great fun perhaps to be a bit slangy
in your talk, to take surreptitious puffs OF
u cigarette or to deceive your chaperon as
to your whereabouts.
Possibly for a time such aline Of conduct
will appear amusing and clever, and you
will undoubtingly think you are pleasing
Tom, Dick AID Harry by being hail fellow
well met and willing to deceive those who
have your best interests at stake. But
when your back is turned no one will 10 50
quick to censure you as they.
Remember that and don't yield to the
temptation to be nippant and untrue,
Again, be womanly.-Boston Herald.
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A sure Cure for pi,es.

Itching piles are known by moisture like
perspiration. causing intense itching when
warm. his form as we'll as blind, bleed
inC o. rotruding, yield at once to DR.. Bo-
sGnko'H Pile Remedy, which acts directly
on parts effected, abaorbs tumors, ellaya
itching and effects a permanent Gu e. 90 cts.
Druggists or N il. Circulars free. DIR.
Bosenko, Philadelphia. Pa. Sold by FL. NJ.
Pnrchcn * Co., Helena.
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Of Interest 10 Inventors.
THE
NEWSPAPER PUBLISHERS
@

Of which this paper is a mem
Der, has a standing offer of a
gold medal valued at $50, to be
awarded to any one who invents
any mechanical device whereby
the process of producing news
papers is chcapened, o. that will
he in any way a benefit to pub
fishers.
For further particulars address
the secretary at the office, 200
POTTER BUILDING, New
York.
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CROCKERY.

Handled Tea Cups and SaucerS, set.. : .45
Dinner Plates, 9-inoh. set............ 40
Sauce Plates. 30
Vegetable Dishes. 6-inch.......... .05
Decorated Cus and Sauces. set.... rs
Decorated Dinner Plates. sss........ 10
Decorated Covered Vegetable Dishes. go
Decorated China Cuspidors. .......... .s5
Decorated China Crsams......... 10
Decorated French China Fruit Plates 10
Decorated Chamber Set. with slop jar 1926
Decorated Dinner Service. 100 pieces. 9.95
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GLASSWARE.

Water Tumblers, 6for. 8 20
Water Goblots. .O5
Berry Bowls. 9-inch. .25
Sauce Plates .O3
Salt and Pepper Shakers .O5
Toothpick Holders. .O5
Apiece Table .:35
Fancy Mustards.. .O5
Water Sets, with Tray ............ SO
Syrup Pitchers. 10
Covered Honey Di shes. ...... 10
Half-Gallon Water Pitchers ........ 20
Vinegar and Oil Cruets. ......... .15
Individual Salt Cellars, 3 for....... .C5
OblonR Pickle Dishes .......... 10
OblonR jelly Dishes .15
Cake Stands, high foot 40
Win Decanters 40
Wine Glasses. .O5
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CIGARS.

Standard Imported and Key
West Brands at Manufacturers
prices.
Manuel Garcia Perfectos. 8 for...... s 80
Manuel Garcia Conchas Finas Es-
p~eciales, 5 .55
La Intimidad Bouquets. .......... .15
Henry Clay Perfectos. 8 for....... 80
Henry Clay Bouquets. ............. liz
La Chr olins Bouquets. Is
La Carolina Conchas Finas Especiales
3 .55
Flo dc Revere. 4 rs
b. Garcia & Co.'s Corina.... ,.,,,. .O5
McKinlay & semple Ell Rosal....... .O5
Agnes Booth Bouquet, 3 for......... .o5
straiton Il storm's Royal Owl, 4 for rs
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Premature badness may be prevented
and the hair made to grow on honds nj
ready bald, nv the uss OF Hall, Vegetable
Sicilian Hair Remover.
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TO CONVERT STOCK INTO CASH!
TO MAKE ROOM FOR NEW GOODS!
TO INDUCE YOU TO BUY!

We make prices in all departments that have never been quoted
before. Don't take our word for it. Some Of the prices are below
Every article in the stock is reduced in like proportion.
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The MEDIEVAL Young Lady.

You will never realize the great benefit Hoods
Sarsapari!la will do you till you give it a fair
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P~ennyroyai Pills.

Dr, Perry's eiiAble are the SAT eat and best
feenistor for ladies'; nothing UNPLEASANT. and
sLMals e~hectua! Advice free. Packasss 81
and 81, direct. The CATION co, Drugg sts,
boston. Mass. -
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A BID

Wanted on 6-acrs tract near Columbia
RAinise avenue line County
road By the property. We
expect ssacriics
AgurA
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Az that bids will b received by the board Of ed
ncation Of the lily Of Seattle, school district No
nish!ng the material therefor and erecting .
schcoihouse In tho Pontius sdditon to the city Of
and specifications prepared BY John Parkinson,
architect for said school district, and which are
subject to inspection at the office OF said John
Parkinson, In the Seattle National Bank building
In the city Of Seattle.
Bids Will be received up to the hour Of o'clock
p. M on the 18th day of May, A. ID 1898. at the
board OF eiucation Office. on the Central school
BLOCK
The board reserves the right to reject any and all
bids: certified check of Ave (5l per cent of the
amount bid must accompany each bid. and the
same 10 De forfeited If the successful bidder does
not enter Into the contract and execute the bonds
8 required by law. j. r. MAcDOUGALL.
President Of the Board OF Education Of the City OF
Seat e. School District No. !, in King County.
Sta'e OF Washington.
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RE WARD.

CUITABLE REWARD WILL BE PAID FOR
~ Information Of Thomas Dolson; last heard Of
1T Kesa Wash. Address G. w. Dolison. Dun
lap. Ia
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NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS.

NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS--OFFI OF
~ the seattle Coal and Iron Company. To the
stockholders: Notice is hereby given that pur-
suant to the bylaws of the COMPANY the annual
meeting Of the stockholders of the Seattle Coal
and Iron Company will be held at the office Of the
com pany, In the city Of seattle, Wash. IT ]
o'clock p m. on Thursday. 18th OF May. 1893 for
the purpose Of electfng trustees for the ensuing
year and the transaction OF such other business
may legally come before the meeting
JOHN CRAIG, Secretary.
Seattle. Wash. April %, 1893.
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NOTICE OF AN ELSCTION-WHre.--
Az 1t regular meeting Of the boari OF e1s.s~SSS
Of the city Of Seattle. school Diatrict IA ~
3ist day OF March, A. d. 1898. the folloVi,~~
lutlons were adopted to- wit:
Resolved. That for the purposes Aavue,.s.s
mentioned an election In the district a neees~n
and thereat there shall be submitted 70 ~ -. y
the electors Of the district. on the 9th dev 49,
A. d. 1898, the following questions:
Shall the board of education be suthcs,u.s -
empowered to purchase lots t6) and 0qveo ~
block one hundred and twenty-seveu flS5 ~ III
a. Denny's broadway addition TO TIE city q s.
attic. for . school site for said dis rct = "a -
OF eighteen thousand dollars (SlS.OOOl p'W
Shall the board of education be Auihnr3n>a -
empowered to e,ec. and build ,l upoa hlses -
broadway addition 20 the city of Seastie 4 srSsssse
house, to cost one hundred and ssenty,6v~ sIS
sand dollars 1925 cOl.
And be it further resolved, That ths s.u.-.
places be and are hereby named and eeleessS ~
the election places of said district a whjcS -
on the frst fioor Of that certain buildir. = -
rs the Rainier school building, In the c1fp n ~
attic, state of Washington
On the first door OF ths, certain building hssun
attle. state Of Washington
In the east basement OF that cersain hus,st..
known ~ the Denny school building. In - ~ p
seattle. state Of Washington.
On the first floor of that certain buildine -.
~ the Mercer school building, in the city q -
In the building known rs the once a Cr,werA
q Harmon on Yesler avenue and Third ~
which building is Opposite the city hall In u eS
of Seattle. state Of Washington q
In that certain building known - the Nccoonh
building, ON the corner of Seventh asd Pr
streets. In said city Of Seattle, state q VIZ
fngton.
And he Il further resolved. That the - =
said election shall he open at O'Clock n -
closed at O'Clock p N. ON saturday, MAJ NJ
1898.
Now. therefore, Notice is hereby Owen NJ =
election will De held In the city OF Seattle 49,
district No. !. in King county. state Of wasAds1
ton. on the 9th dav of May. 1S93, In accosdnaS
with the foregoing recited resoluitona u M
election the electors Of the district are required
determine. by their votes, the questions -.
tonedfn the said resolutions and suhmists4 3
them for their determination under sald nsal1
tiOns
The polls for said election. at the places uek
toned in said resoiutions will be opened 4
O'Clock p. m. and closed at 8 O'Clock p m % ~
urday. May g. 1893
In testimony whereof. have hereunsc ~ n
hand and affixed the seal Of the city OF ScAatA
school district No. ! in King county, state I
Washington. this 9th day Of April. A. D. 1874
Fl. 4. WHITNEY,,
Secretary Of the Board Of Education Of the city (
Seattle, school district No /, in King coaniy
state Of Washington.
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DEATHS ASD FUNERALS.


Depot Ana second streets Katherine L. Mclean
HowIs, daughter Of Mr.. and MrA John Howie.
Of asphy xiasion, aged years
TIE funeral services viii be held at the rooms OF
the Cross Undertaking Company tomorrow afssr-
neon
LEE-At PaulsSo Wednesday. May }, 1893
James Lee aged IS years, while visiting his
daughter Mra A. ". Gordon.
Remains arc being smba,ned by the Seattle Cn-
AeYrak,ng Company In this city aud ~lt be shipped
% Brooklyn, Ia. tonight
WOLF-The funeral services Of Miss Christina F.
Wolf will 30 held this morning At 10 O'Clock at
Keith Rev. John Z, Damon officiating. Inter
menf in Lake View cemetery.
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NOTICE OF DTssOLUrTON

DISSOLUTION OF COPARTNERSHIP-TH
~ copArtnership heretofore existing between c.
Friend, n. DegsinSer and William Belond. under
the firm name and style Of the Friend Degginger
Importing Company. Is hereby dissolved by mu-
tuAl consent and the business will hereafter be
Carried on by Z. Friend and n. Deggng6k. who
viii pay all debts aud obligations Of the old arm
and receive payment Of ali accounts.
c. FRIEND,
n. DEGGIN0ER.
WN. BELOND.
Dated this I'd day Of May 1898
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ron sA1E-LoDexxe HOUSES.

Tor sALE-OUR HOME LODGING HOUSE,
Il one Of the finest furnished and best equipped
houses In the city; rooms well filled with respecta-
bic roomers three years lease given to purchaser
At low rent: small cash payment required and bal
ance in instaliments TO suit purchaser, or would
accept part of balance in trade. Inquire at Our
Home, No. 1516S Front street.
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UNOR EXCHAN0E-ONE.HAL INTEREST
L in Q irst-class Job printing ONCE for stock Of
groceries Address A. q. r., care Poss-Intelli-
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kebu|
Lusse!s1
kingsI1
saslp,
fsilat|
nisu|
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RAMROOFANCY WORK,

Tables, screens easels bookcases. ETC., made TO Or
der L. yamszaki, Il02 Second street. between
Sprng and seneca
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L'OR SALE-AN ESTA BLISHED DRUG
business rr one fthe bes: corners in Seattle
FOR pAsticG --ss See stewart & Holmes Drug Co.
L'oR SALE-oLD NEwsPAPERa-APPLY
Il n this Office
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NOR kENT-A FEW CHOICE WELL
II lighted og,ices >auif~-s siiruer building a.
reasonable rsics Is Ilian /. AArpss. rooms NoA
.sl aid l5A
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NOTICE-NEITHER THE CAPTArv -
~ owners Of the ship Hawaiian fsles IN -
sponsibse for any debts contracted by the -
OSCAR KUSTEI C.-S~<
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GAN FRANCISCO BRIDGE CoMPANY-EN.
- gineers and contractors for bridges Of every de-
scrption: wharf building pile driving, dredging
and steam shovel excavating p ans and specifca-
tions furnished application; corres pondence
licitsd. Office. 620523 Seattle National Bank
building Seattle Wash
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TEACHERS EXAMINATION.-T -
L regular quarterly examination win =
the library room Of the courthouse ON ~ ~
Is. 1898. The sessions will begin ct & a
~ :. Jones' v 4. Pussy.
Board of Examiners
Dated Seattle, April 20. 1898