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Omaha daily bee., 1893-10-15

Mrs. A. Reiter, wife of the we'll known
merchant tailor, and who is so we'll and
iavorably known in Council Bluffs. is
just now enthusiastically praising the
Sweetland Remedies for the wonderful
relief that has followed a brief course of
treatment. A little over a week ago
she was very nearly a helpless cripple
from a complication of diseases follow
ing female weakness and kidney
troubles, complaints that simulated a
number of serious maladies, including
acute neuralgi rheumatism and dropsv.
She has been doctoring with the best
physicians of Council Bluffs for more
than q year, using all kinds of approved
appliances, but steadily growing woree.
one weeks treatment has made a new
woman OF her, n as she cnthusiastic-
ally remarked to one of her friends
yesterday afternoon, sit has made
a ~l6-year.old girl of me again" Con-
tlnulng, Ms. Reiter said: II cannot
speak highly enough of the Sweetland
Remedies, nor of the doctors wonderful
ability to read Alright the symptoms and
locate the disease. He placed his finger
had been suffering for years from a
~paralyzing pain, which the doctors had
sought in vain to relieve by the usual
liver treatment and the application of
plasters and blisters. Every m who
mas suffered the agoniZing torture of fall
ing OF the womb can realize what nv
condition was when | tell them that [
had used every kind Of womb supporter
that surgery has invented. and was com
PEELED to depend constantly upon such
appliances. could not believe that the
doctor could help me. | could not be-
lleVe him when he said he would take
away my supporter with the first treat
ment, but | threw away the plasters
and supports, and made the trial.
had not taken q step for wears
that was not in pain, and words cannot
express She relief | obtained within even
a few hours after the first treatment.
Now the world seems brighter and bet
ter, m feel like singing from morning
TIL night. L wish every woman in Coun-
Gil Bluffs who is suffering like | was
could be induced to make just one trial
of those wonderful remedies. | do hone
that Conrad Geise can hear of this. [
know he would give a thousand dollars
to get as much relief from rheumatism
as have. A week ago it was almost
impossible for me to get up Or down
stairs, and now L can RUN up to the
third story as quick as any healthy
school girl can. oh, | Just think those
remedies are grand"
Mrs. Reiter now occupies the Sanborn
block, on the corner of Broadway and
Bryant street, renting out furnished
rooms III the second and third stories.
They are thirteen in number and she
does all the work. climbing forty feet of
stairway many times a day. She has
been a very large, tleshy woman, but
the treatment has reduced her flesh
very much and made such II marked i'm
provement in her appearance that her
friends scarcely recognize her.
Drs. Depew and Sweetland have an
office on Broadway, upstairs, opposite
the postof1tce. They guarantee a cure
in every case treated.
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WHAT
THEY THINK On \

The premium map Offered i. :.
PosT-iSTELLiGENeER to is g.
bers, old and new, is now to s. g !, !,
in thousands OF homes in The p...s'
Northwest That no premiun 81.
offered has given such UNIVERSE -.
faction, IS evidenced by shs lo,,o..-
testimonials, which are a iew 80,
the large number received from -.
who have received the man IT,
letters are exact copies Of tie g..
nails on file in this Office. Il. s.
natures only being omis,ca. = (.
Observation-Disclosures does not g, :,
liberty to publish in full the nan. 8
those who have SC. kindly exDr,s..a
their appreciation of the man
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Rosror. MasA. june d. -

Post-Intelligencer Co. Seattle y 80 ~,
Gents: 1 received some time Apss 80 ~
excellent map Of the United rtssss ~
the world map on the reyefss 80, 1900
am pleased with il. Ii forms haIaaso.133
and valuable addition 10 my once - -
cannot fail to be satisfactory " sny ~ ~.
who invests the small sum asked iof -
map. Yours truly.
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PrsuAsrrx Wash AnriI 4 IA

Post-Intelligencer Co, Seattle. WasA--
Gentlemen: Your map arrived On she III
Of April, and alter sixty miles trayd "
stage from ElIensburg TO this place. cane
in excellent condition. am vel pieazsd
with the map. as well as astonished & ne
price for which you give the map % youf
subscribers Most respectfully Nh.
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MAIorr. Wash. M.rth 4 -

MALuif, Nasl.s M1{rn u lW
Post-lntelligeneer Co, Seattle, Hssb =
Gents: / nave received the mar aa3 am
well pleased with it Think i, ven sorsa
S.. which il would cost 10 60 b / ssars
and buy it. Long may the PostfnteIl.
gencer live and prosper. remain yoal,
very respectfully. SH
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Norm YAKIMA, Wash. FEB 3 -
Post Intelligencer. Seattle. - Y
Gents: Enclosed please md Asi1 -
balance due on subscription 49, 1. ~
Much pjeased with map. Insnx "a
fine premium. Yours Respectfully,
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ONTARIO. Canada a..sl ! sss.

observation-disclosures. Seattle MAJ
Gentlemen: The premium man reeve,
in good order, and it gives perfect s,tisl,s.
ton. am yours truly, NIL
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NoRrH WELLINGTON, B G., June Z 49,
EditorPost-Inte Seattle. Wash,
Dear Sir: / have received your pre-
MUM map in good order and am hifhlf
pleased with IL | consider that bars
got your valuable paper free. - vans
the man more than the price Of snhscrlr
ton. Yours very respectfully DL
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LEGAL NOTICES.

DRoBATE NoTICE-STATE OF WASHING
4 ton county OF King, In the su keror court
Of said King county
In the matter ofthe estate OF Henry L. Yesler de-
ceased No i.6sS Notice OF settlement OF ac-
count
office Is hereby given that Jacob Furth, the
special administrator OF the estate of Henry l.
Sesler, deceased. has rendered 10, and flied
In said court his final acreant such specia,
administrator and that Friday, the 9Th day Oh
October. 1898, NJ $3.50 o'clock a m at the
eour; room Of the probate department of our said
superior court In the city Of Seattle. In said King
the settlement Of said account at which time and
place any person interested In said estate may
appear and tlie his exceptions IN writing TO said
account. and contest the same.
WI ness the HON J. W. LANGLEY Judge Of
our 50 superior court aud the seal OF said court
hereto affixed this 16th day OF september 1898
fsEAL r w. GORDON.
County Clerk and ex .ofico Clerx OF said superior
Court
BY =. C soHpos. Deputy
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ESTERfRIsE Wash, Feb. IA ten
Seattle Post-lntelligencer, Seattle VA
--hSave received the wall man Amss
ceptienally we'll pleased with Il. Issse
celienL Accept thankx Yours t =
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LooMIsros Wssh - 4 lsaa

Post Intelligencer. Seattle WASH
/ received your map and Il y AWAY be.
yond my expectations. think his worth
fully ten times the money you ssk for II
and is the best map have ever seen pah.
lished. Yours with respect Is
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KoKrsr.sH. B. G.. NAV i

koKIsI.AH. B. c., May IS lslA
Editor Post-Inselligencer. Sealtls. Visa
Dear Sir: have received the NAP 4
the world. etc, and am pleased to siaia
that l am thoroughly satisfied VITA Il
Yours truly. VS.
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PALoUsE Cry, WASH. May q. I1H
Post-Intelligencer, Seattle. Na>h.-.
Gents: / received the map Of The weird
sent by you in good order and an vel
pleased with it. liz is both uDeful md
ornamental and should find Z plsoe ID
every household. Please ACCEPT ~
thanks. Yours respectfully. M
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BaIrlxosr. Nd Ma "a

BALriNosE. Nd. May II. lNs
Post-Intelligencer Co, Seattle WssS g
Gentlemen: The map receired arS !.
very much appreciated. Very truly j Il
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EAST ST. CLoUD, Mimi. May q l&k
Post Intetligencer, Seattle. Wmh-.
Gents: The map received in good order,
and We think il is afine map. fou shoai
certainly be aole TO dispose OF hrgl
number Of them. Yours truly. We
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Fay Idaho. Fab q, issz

FIR. Idaho. Feb 2. $50
The Seattle Post-lntciiigencer 90, -
attic, Wash.--Sirs: received the doun.
wall map q short time ago. and In goa
condition. Am more than pleased viii
it. 1t is worth double the price. ioan
truly HI
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Iuw.t. Wash. Feb. Z ls!.

The Post-Iete.l igeneer, Seattle $3.50 -.
Dear Sirs: / received your premium. 81 ~ =
in good condition. Many thanks w =
Respectfully yours.
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Wrsr FraspArx, Wash

Post-Inteiligencer. Seattle. Mns
Sirs: I received one of your preniun
maps the other day and il Is a the map 9
every respect and deserves praise foen
truly, =
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LANGLEY, Wash, March y -
Post-Intelligencer Publishing O. g
attic, Wash.-Gents: ] would say tnA
am delighted with the map II csms
good order and Is daisy. Al
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cIrxrrAxn Wash Feb Z

WV NKaHNt'i W dsAftf y y = 114N&
Editor Post-Intelligencer. Seattle WASH
Dear Sir: | received your prcmium mn
which gives US great satisfaction. Nv xilo
thinks IL is worth more than the p1pe1
and map both cost. She is much dell rhlc1
With 1t. Yours very respectfully B.
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MEADOW. Wash. Fsb. n

Post-Intelligencer Co... Seattle = 800 .s,sd
sirs: The map is better than 1900
so We are well satisfied with =
fully.
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AnZspExs. Wash. Feb = -.
Post.Inteliigencer Co, SeatIie. - rerfe1
Premium mar received and glss
satisfaction. Yours respeeifuny'
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SEATTLE
MEDICAL and SURGICAL
DISPENSARY
CONDUCTED BY
DrS. Merrill 81, Merrill.


Drs. Merrill 81 Merrill.
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and Of Long sland olese Hospital Brookiyn
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cure VI Chronic diseases sntitis these eminent
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% matter what your complaint. consult these
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They AUTOMATICALLY and SJJC-
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DfeEAsEs OF WO EN- also receive special
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COUNT NOTICES.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT SEALED
~ bids will be received by the hoard OF county
commissioners OF snohomish county, Wash tor
years supply of coal 10 be used In heating the
county courthouse and jail. proposals to state
quality and price per ton q b cars a. shohornish
Bids viii be received mp TO IL O'Clock m October
z 1898 The board reserves the righg TO reject
any or all bids ID. :. sWEhDFE8ER
Clerk OF Board
snohomish. Wash. September is. 1894
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For information concefn'n
map call at the publication one
address
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-nnsher 81 I&rses y. xaa Ersak l. Asnsw ana
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Advertisements nnasf fns bead 81 Loss- Fcunn.
rar ssi4 F,r 1ssBt and situatans Wsnisd viii be
Inserted q tie rate o. cent word ssch Insertion
Payment aisays 10 advance No NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
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wcTIcF~~Ths basiasss cfics Of ths Pos1-fS-
s1IaIeExcxa IL open until ~ p m. SAssiHsa
Advertisements viii Be recsived ID 70 this tifne
Advertisements wiz b rsceived - branch of1ees
a. ths pusr. IxrxLLIsnscxs at
rsaura. Isuress.. .klls Pacific Avenus
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L.r,H. Wash. rsA o..

Post-fntelligencer. Sesttle, 80 shspA
Dear sirs: Map received " -, 49, asreA
We. pleased with IL and also 20 3. II.
Youfs respectfully.
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ApuhE AND THE SEATTLE LAND
~ Ncras@ny have navesa q ctr efse4 aerssxs tha
nrse< 70 sis Cossmosz strses, AAlIsx azasaa a.
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fif1n, neAr Ssnnes
Tor HEST-Fr kSishED 4-hooM FLAI;
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James
Il sig Games i06 washington street.
I,oR aFSr-A FEw DESIRABLE HOUSES
warns n soesligns Also on. sre.,sn, snrnssssd
rsst.ienae ii me iocaston; call And Examine. Wan.
= sssspeT. Isl saaiie- l-aamer etala.ns-
NOR RENT-2 coMPA RTMEYT DWELLINGS.
Il I roorns each. elosa In modern convenience:
Seo- Lee q so~a-h- pe1.er horton I@n1 o.as
L,on REST-MoDERS GROOM HOUSE
= csoss IN telI MAin street between ~ ana -.
UsoR hEST-FLATs. ROOMS s2oo PER
street --
LsoR REST-wITH FURNITURE FOR SALE
i cheap. 7-room house e20 Fiffh street
T-oa EEYr-s- aooMEp COTTAGE: Q MIN
+ utss nom r. o.; 40 per mouth; snap Inquire
a. no. ITO merry street
I,oR HEST-HoUsE; MODERN IMPROVE
= msn's' next o'ock 70 oh'ssfs'y' oio seneca
NOR EENT-s-ROON HOUSE: ALL CON-
.,ss vsns 49, NV" pAps''- '"s'1sao1~
,. r., -. ~ e.n,ss, nar,. Sa,,r,snx ~.
only exclusive rental agency in the city. IL Ror-
We'll blors
Y,os pr~r-HoITsr. IN ryrey PART or
+ The casy; get . iiss Of us before renting: no
e en-, seattle hsns ana coa'scnoa Company
- -.--.-.- -
FOh kENI-kOOAS.
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k'Vh hbN bnSisnEp hooA- AlA
James street.
EoK RENT-NIcE FURNISHED ROOM:
with stove. 20; Without, 20 sls foursh, cor
.-------.---..---
LION hESE-NltELl FuhNishEu ROOM;
gas heat aud nstn &io Columbia street
L'OR RENT - UNFURNISHED ROOMS:
- brick building close IN; cheap Inquire rs
Cherry street.
Ton REST-NrcE ROOMS FROM $3.50 PER
= week up; transient solicited. Weed house,
LtoR RENT-FCRNIshED HoUsEKEEPfS6
u rooms. laos Front street
49,. -
II Mrs Marseii's sI7 Marion street
- :.
I'oh kENT-TWO Or THREE FURNISHED
1919 Main street.
Euh kkSf-FU hNtshkD AoohS HOUSE
FOR RkNT - PLEASANT FURNISHED
= rooms; ~ per month and up~ardS 1898
Tor RENT-A LA h9k. PLEASANT FRONT
Il ROOM unfurnsshed. NJ tlf Union street
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SOCIETY NOTICES.
NfuTruE-A sPECIAf. NETTING or THE
IN Irish American Grub u called fos tonight %
Of the president.
CcnTcH socfETY-SExT MEETING FRI
- day eth October. af p IN. BUSINESS, election
Il officers Rooms MiHekley block
DIR I. WuTHEhSPOo<. Sec.
ncAHA Lodge. no 81, y. AND A. NJ
N stated meetings second and fourth Mondays
Of each uoath. /. 1. MOORE, w. ~
A. = tsfsns. Sec
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1893-06-08
CHICAGO EXPOSITION.

Controller Eckels has appointed T. T..
Jennings OF Seattle, Wash, to be q ma
tional bank examiner.
The people with kodaks are charged So
day for the privilege OF using them on
the Worlds Fair grounds.
The Union Pacific shops at Omaha are
repairing the old ear in which President
Abraham Lincoln travelled in the '60s
for exhibition ut the Worlds Fair.
Chicago now declares that the extor-
tons which are carried on in connection
with the fair are perpetratod by outsid-
ere.
June bids fair TO be prosperous
month for the fair. From the number
OF societies and organizations that have
announced in advance their intention
OF visiting the fair during that month it
is estimated the daily attendance will be
enormously increased. There are to be
u number OF special days selected for
some particular observance 10y the diff
fcrent nationAlitics and societies, aud
each OF those will bring large crowds,
The New York room in the woman's
building has been thrown open. 1t is
beautifully furnished, decorated and has
q library OF 1900 volumes. Everything
in il is the work OF women, Incident to
the opening was the unveiling OF the
marble portrait bust OF Harriet Beccher
Stowe. The French section OF the
woman's building wasplso opened. 1t
IL very beautiful and attractive in every
way, representing modern French
salon. Tho furnishings are the finest,
most costly and artistic obtainablc in
Paris.
These are troublesome DAYS for John
Boyd Thatcher OF New York, Chairman
OF the Executive Committee ON Awards
OF the National Commission. Protests
ing the prize medals and diplomas con.
tinuc to be received by the Director
General. The American exhibitors in
the manufactures building have added
their protest 10 that of the foreign COM
missioncrs, us = preliminary step, IL is
understood, to withdrawing their dis
plays for examination for awanis. While
the present number OF those who have
formally protested is small In compari-
son with the total number OF 5000 ex-
hibitors, the sentiment in opposition to
the non-compctitiyc plan OF the com.
mission is growing, The American pro-
test is at presen, confined to the
manufactures building, where S0woolen
besides other largc Eastern
object To the single ex.
pert system, modelled somewhat after
the Centennial idea, The State Com
missioncrs will probably be the last to
file protests ON behalf Of the exhibitors
whom thoy represent. They want more
than one man TO pass Judgment on the
merits OF their exhibits and have u
graded system oi Awards, II is not
likely that the National Commission, In
the face OF the Congressional act and the
work Of the Committee ON Awanls, will
undertake 10 upset the plan adopted.
There may be slight notifications made.
sud some OF the objcctors may be
brought into line after fuller discus.
sion of the merits II the American
system,