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The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1893-12-13

AFTER THE BALL
After the ball is over,
After the play is done,
Out in the chilly night air,
Many a couch's begun.
Many a cold has been taken
Leaving a crowded hall,
Take Anglers Petro leum Tablets
After the ball.
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1893-12-13

DEANS RHEUMATIC PILLS absolutely cure
rheumatism and neuralgia. Entirely veg
etable; safe
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1893-12-13
BUSINESS NOTICES,

DON'T suffer with indigestion, use Bax-
ter's Mandrake Bitters.
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1893-12-13

COUGHING leads to consumption Kemp's
Balsam will stop the cough at once.
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1893-12-13

LANES FAMILY MEDICINE moves the bow
els every day. Most people need to use it,
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1893-12-13

again passed through the building The
money was not missed until some time after
Cashier Campbell returned from dinner.
There is no clue to the robbers.
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1893-06-29
OUR FLAG.

O flag of resolute nation,
o flag Of the strong and free,
The cherished Of true-hearted mil
lions,
We hallow thy colors three.
Three proud floating emblems of
glory,
Our guide for the coming time,
The red, white and blue in their
beauty
Love gives them meaning sublime.
Thy red is the deep crimson life
stream,
Which flowed on the battle plain,
Redeeming our land from oppression,
And leaving no ssrvile stain;
Thy white is proud peoples honor
Kept spotless and clear as light,
A pledge Of unfaltering justice,
A symbol Of truth and right;
Thy blue is our nations endurance,
And points to the blue above.
The iimitless, measureless azure,
A type of our Fathers love;
Thy stars are Gods witness of bless
ing,
And smile at the foeman's frowm;
They sparkle and CLEAN in their
splendor,
Bright gems in the great world
crown.
WIZ. HowARD MONTGOMERY.
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1893-06-29
edINDEPENDENCE DAYDo

10, now the cannon laundering TO the sky
The thickenng fumes that scent the heated air,
Recall the camp and spread before mine eye
The pitch Of battle and the triumph there.
fbe summon'd plowmsn grasps the ready gun,
And swiftly strides across the burrows sod
The smith, ere hsif the shoe is done,
Swings on In haste and rides the steed unshod.
The mason filings his ghttssing trowel by,
And leaves behind the pale and weeping few,
The miller's wheel above the stream hangs dry
While ,er the hill he waves swift adieu.
Lo, all the air is throbbing 70 the drum;
In every highway sounds the Arily fife;
And flashing guns proclaim afar they come,
Where hurried banners lead the way 20 light
Though rude the music and the rude,
And rustic garments fill the motley line,
Yet noble hearts, with noble hopes imbued,
Thri through the ranks with energy divine.
Thrill through the ranks until those sounds become
Celestial melodies from freedoms lips
These arms an engine to strike despots dumb
And leave oppression bowling in eclipse.
Half clad and barefoot bleeding where they tread,
Where hunger and disease allied consort,
The pale survivors stand among their dead,
And brave the winter in the SNOWFALL d fort.
Then comes the struggle, raging loud and long
The years of battle with banded foe
The tyrant and the savage, and the strong,
Grim of want with all its direful woe.
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1893-06-29

But heavier than the storms which fold the earth
When all the ills which winters hand commits
The bitter thought THAI at the sacred hearth
OF unprotected homes some horror sits.
But God is Just and they who suffer most
Win most for tardy triumph comes at last
The patriot bravey dying at his post
Has rivaled all the Caesars of the past
Right conquers wrong and glory follows pain,
The Of Freedom vindcated stands
And heaven consents while staring Ger the main
Old Europe greets us with approving hands
If film o'erswims my eyed gase
Or if a tremor in my voice appear.
1t is the memory of those glorious days
Which moves my failing frame and starts the tear.
Oh, on this sacred spot again TO rest
Where passed the Patriots ere This old heart aints
Then depart with contented breast
Where they walking crowned among the saints.
Here on these steps made holy by their tread,
list their kndling voices of yore:
And here that bell now hanging speectless. Dead
Which rung for Freedom, broke, and rung
BDoke with the welcome tidings on its tongue
Broke like heart with Joys excessive note
Tis we'll less glorious e'er hath rung
In silver music from it's halowed throat. ANON
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1893-06-29
PHOTOS! PHOTOS!

Stevens x johnson and the sun
The Photo business are bound TO
run,
And take good pictures for all who
come,
Be you old or young, or plain or
pretty,
Modest or bashful or bright and
witty,
They'll bring you out in a pleasing
style
That will suit your friends and
make you smile
AS it lifts from your hearts your
doubt and care,
And MAKES you know you are really
fair,
For every face has q certain grace
That will please the sight if caught
Alright.
Then come with cash and we will
show
Some splendid work at prices low.
West side, Garnett, Kas.
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1893-06-29
A DUTCH POET SINGS.

Schake Blum's der poy vot sells you
meat,
Choice shmoKed ham and piggled
feet,
Lard und putter, schackens fine,
Der pest in each und efery line.
Your cattles, hides und furs he'll got,
Und bay der cash. How high ish
dot?
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1893-06-29
ELI BAILEY SINGS

Baths and shaving and shampoo,
Cutting hair in the latest style,
These are things that we can do
In a shape to make our patrons smile.
A good cold drink we, too, include,
As we change tramp to frst-class
dude,
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1893-06-29
FOR THE HUNGRY,

For good square meal
At prices low,
To Fasbing's all
The hungry go.
His bread is great.
His buns treat,
His pies and cakes
No man can beat.
Cigars, fruits, candy he will sell
And make you fab and treat you
well.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-12-25
NoTICs TO Contractors.
w ASHiNGrOS STATE SOLDIERS HOME
w B As wantes fer ne toIlowins supplies for q,

WASHINGTON STATE SOLDIERS HOME
moaths:
>chsduIs Ne Ia dox essence Of lemon, ps
bottles: zoo los Ma / rice. !. 500 IDS katherine
Total delivered twice each seek 10 . lib tuhsl;
powder, tamrsei1s. Royal or Price brand. "a 10
cans; 10 dog second best hroons. lo0lo sacks
half sreun3 salG 10 barrels srsnaisted sugar. 5
loolh SACKS sugar 200 ihs soda cracxers zoo
ths eNaporsted peaches 21o Ia. evapoF sl-c Arrs-
cots. 10 cases $40 packages sold dust. rs boz es
i@heoV soap. boxes ivory SOAP 10 cases 10
peaches, 10 cases BIB srricoss specify brand: :
iins IsHtornia matches . goo~A fan eneees. = oe
of mixed REcAies . Gases corn starch- cases
ktaEstord gloss siArcn. 100 10. pear barley ioE
10 eans pure black peppeg, dos s-pss vanilla
Gppies eosss iAyer raisins SO ies currAn.. 200
- tried sat poT.. Zoe lbs bacon side. cases
~es4 81 North tsrolina, = oE; 80 rs Lime kIIa. IS
- ~ pls, % ~ t'l'hsS RUG ca es Economy
81 - taafiss condensed naias ! ehl pure cider
N'nssar : ihs Eatneg~ AJAX Of kerosene eSeh
49, u Brat auATtsy. second quarter ordered ny
e9s rlspssHi, sanEs turuisaea free oy bidder. loo
Ios !" "a X 90 eraBee, cases 2le pineapple, :
.ASss Ass'rtet ts}ii~~. 10 case, $40 toneatu~s.
case frss ~ ave grease I ease r " shoe aiAck-
80. ! csse Quart A9nii e'nsns. dog l-lh ccie
CsmEe~lIs sofa
SCaeta'e No 2-Tvo cars raste-n w..htnxton
asy cue car delivered IN January. one car Sc iy-
cred n April shout Jeus8p cars No damaged or
sans aAy VII - Jsssa from 'h~ ssFs1-
- - heiu3e y a S-S saArters PEI week fresh beet
csrcs Ss.s ~ lssuIfaHl
sessd.ls Ne SEQ -. cornmsA.. loo lbs each
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swan
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ssfee- leo ias 70 - delivered eArh seek prise
aes - ,Ecssi 3 Crnts I-.T poaaa en@ psyn4 10 -
srat - Hotlte - SAF1ig ~ lbs uHeola-es Japan
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g s-apts before IAaasrY !
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mouth. cAss teet, = tens eASh month. cats J tea
eaCA TD0ata, sAcks xAeAE chscsez feed sAea
a2oHtGs SEA 81 bFaz-
4 "a roS~ss 20 - delivered freight prspsEs AZ
nT5ins Sspos NnFEicafs ollls sat % McDss Al
. - = - ssdT~Sses ~ AAsoF A ii Adams >ecre-
lay, s>y ASA " A%h.astozs faaarSea Proposals
feT NEPp4ss> %c4-tleEz Ho-ne mailed 50 as 70 %
rss'VtSs-l ga ~ e~f9Fs @saGA-y / t,oe1s 20 s~ De-
ttFeTed - eFse - ~ easl asan1AaI separate et4s
- - Esas 81 eacs schedule
u. X DVSRAS.
A = COLE.
u " BOAADMAN.
Finance COMMITTEES,
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WHAT
THEY THINK OVl

The premium map os.,ea $.
PoST-iNTELuGENcER to in -
bers. old and new, is nov "a i. . .
IN thousands OF homes in IA. a..
Northwest That no preniun
offered has given such univer~a
faction, is evidenced By the soa,..
testimonials, which are a fev
the large number received f,ou !.
who have received the man IT,
letters are exact copies Of sAe ..
mails on file in this Office. n. !.
natures only being omitted :, !
observation-disclosures does not 81 .
liberty to publish in full the nam. .
those who have so kindly er.r.
their appreciation OF the man
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This agreeable and encacieus Tooth Psw1R. -
fAslishsd by mere han tseatv yeA-s' sxpsrfsneA
1as received the sancsisn OF ths mem hers 81 the
Dental ana Medical professions Of this city xesef-
ally, and ~ them 10 10 daily Fseen msndsa ed
prescribed It h - pisaaass In the appieAsioA -
y In excellent N hs elects: 4 speedily rsndss ne
eesih white ana smooth. the Esms hsAitafaL rel
laad Arm. snd ~ fsausnt uss vii preserve then
in this desirable eonaitisa. IL gradually bus e.
fsctcaliy removes tartar. aaa csstroyss the para
slfieAi amin aicalo which neglect may have per-
DiEfsd to collect ana prsvsats thsir further Hccur
mutation. taus serving ~ . com is,s beauties
and prsservs- Of the teeth Microscopic sxamiaar
tons have been made 81 the IA after deposited On
the teeth aza gums Of Individuals selected rem
all classes Of society ana Of every varsity 81 bodily
Coalition. ana In nearly svsry anislai asd
vegetable parasites were found to exist In xrsas
numberA Experiments we're made for their
novai ana the iagrecissis used In LuoiA's Toeta
Powder we're fouas 10 BE most s3scsaaI asssroy-
Ing them instantly.
TArsuga the kindness fisnas - - psP
nitss4 - publish the following
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Post-fnteiligencer Co. Seattle, Wsss.-
Gents: l received some time since ~
excellent map Of the United States ~
the world map on the reverse sicss -,
arm pleased with 10. Ii forms hantsof,
and valuable addition 10 my Office. a.
cannot fail TO be satisfactory % snT ~ ~
who invests the small sum asked for ~
map Yours truly. T. l
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PrsHAsrrs. Wash. April 1 II

Post-Intelligencer Co.. Seattle, VISA
Gentlemen: Your map arrived on ~ 4
Of ApYi and alter sixty m les frass \
stage from Ellensburg to this piacsL e1n
in excellent condition. am vel plsanl
with the map, as well as sstonishs3 4 u
price tor which you give the map to IA
subscribers. Most respectfully M
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Editor Post-In.elligencer. SeattlsI Va
Dear Sir: l have received the msp
the world, etc, and am pleased % IL
that | am thoroughly satisfied VITA |
Yours truly, va
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Major, Wash. March !, 4.

MAIoTT. Wasn.. March 30 IN
Post-Intelligenccr CO., Seattle. WssA !
Gents; l have received the aap sna q
well pleased with il. Think il vel w.,
s., which IL would cost to 20 to "a,
and buy il. Long may the Poss.Insss.
gencer live and prosper. ! remain yoss
very respectfully, SH
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cIryxIAsp. Wash. Feb. 4 IN

Editor Post-Intelligencer. sesttla WsA
Dear Sir: / received your premium ~
which gives rs great satisfaction. Nysd
thinks il is worth more than tie ~
and map both cost. She II much doiiShsl
with il Yours very respectable. Ar
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LooxrsroS. Wash FsA 4 =

Post-Intelligencer. Seattle, VISA
j received your map and IL b svsy |.
yond my expectations | think il d sxa
fully ten times the money You ssk fxs
and 10 the best map have ever ssea 70
hshed. Yours with respect Is
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E.sr sr. CIoup. Minn.. Nav ,

Last 81. CLoUp, Mimi, May 81 ~
Post Intelligencer, Seattle. WmA-
Gents: The map received in good ortx
and we think IL 10 . fne map. You aAosl
certainly be snle TO dispose Of . Ian
number of them. Yours truly, va
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NORTH WELLINGTON. 3 c., June z fsn
Editor Post-Intsllig encer. Seattle, VISA
Dear Sir; have received youF -
MUM map in good order and am hlxtly
pleased with IL | cons der that | hsN
got your valuable paper free. - vAs
the map more than the price Of subscrp
ton Yours very respectfully DL
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EyrrRrxIsE ]

ENTERPRISE, WASH, FeA "A ~
Seattle Post-Intelligencer. sestsie ~
Have received the wall mar. i--
eeptionally well pleased with II. To-
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Lvsxr. Wash. Feb. 4 isaa

The Post-Iete .hg.ncer, Seattse, Wasa-
Dear Sirs: l received yoar premium ~
in good condition. Many tAanks 70.
Respectfully yours. MI
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TEsTIsfoNIALss

Read what your dentist has 70 say
about it:
We have carefully examined the
formula of LuBISS CARB0LIZED
TOOTH POWDER and find that 10
contains nothing that can in the
slightest degree injure the teeth or
gum. lie has in its competition
sufficient sntiseptic properties to
sweeten the breath and make the
gum healthful and firm. Its daily
use will help to prevent the forma-
tion Of tartar and the accumulation
Of parasitieal animalcula 90 in.
furious 70 teeth and gum.
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Wrsr FrxxnAIl Wa

Pest-rntelligsncer. Seattle. Wssh-
Sirs: I received one OF your premriz
maps the other day and il 10 a fns msp
every respecs and deserves praise Yeas
truly. J. ~
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PArossr CRY. Wash. MAY q. is1

Post-Inteiligencer. Seattle, WazA-
Gents: I received the map Of the wsll
sent by you in good order and an vi
pleased with il. IL is both aseful ~
ornamental and should fnd . psaos
every household. Please accep& u
thanks. Yours respectfully. Nm
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ONrA.ro. C.naaa Az, ! ~.

ros.-Intelligencer. Seattle. Wa
Gentlemen: The premium map rses,,l
in good order, and il gives perfect sa;Isss
ton. I am yours truly, VI
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Post-Intelligeneer, Seattle. VISA
Gents: Enclosed please ind STAMPS
balance due on subscription and 80
Much Pleased VITA map. Think Is 20
me premium Yours respectfully ..
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Post-fntsiligsneer Co, seattle. Wss1.s
sir.: The map is better than Ne eIper.a -
30 We are well satisfied with 70 hssfsS
fully, f.
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Far. Idaho. Feb. q.

The Seattle Post-Inteliigencer Co. y
Attic, Wash.-Sirs. received the deabs
wall map a short time ago. and IN sse'
condition. Am more than pleased Va
il. Ii is worth dousls the prica foaa
truly, HI
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BALTIMORE, Nd, May II ise
Post-tnteiligencer Co. seassIe Wa
Gentlemen: The map received srs
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attic, Wash.-Gents: | would say ina
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good order ana is a daisy. Az
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VICTORIA ROUTE.
STEAMSHIP CITY OF KINGSTON.

For rates. routes and ether infesmasses call On -
Address
4. q. CEAREroy. Asst Gen Pas. AZ.
No 12i First st.. Portland Or
A. NADEAU, Gen agent Seattle City ticket
DMcs corner Yssisr avenue aad Front street
Depot Eckes edacs corner West and Columbia sss
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X'C0hET-~fn seattle. Saturday. Ds~s1ss~r 2s,
1893. 70 sss sffs ~ fseygtv shsrsG Thensss J.
Mctorsv. seE-
LsTC0cz LA seassa< Dsrss.her Y. lss5. % Mr.
ard Mrs. J. 81 Lsyerex. . csnxhtsr
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ACROSS
FIVE
GREAT
STATES
Csflk'1'
6Rvhll~S

Runs Bufre. cars containing library. writing and
card tables. barber ahop. tssh room. easy chairs
observation Windows etc, in connection with
Palace dining and sleeping cars. arst and second
class coaches and family tourist cara
Trains leave Seattle daily ~ ii for Everett
snohomish, LsAvsnsworth. Wsnatcnee. HArring-
ton. Spokane Bonner's Ferry. kaiispsiL Grand
Forks Fargo Crookston, Fergus Fall. St Cloud
Minneapolis, st. Paul
Palace sleeping cars through to Chlcsxo without
change. Leave Chicago al 1890 p. N. daily from
Union Passenger station via e. II. & 81 P. rsu-
way for seattle. without change
Connections at Wenarchee for Lake Chelan. the
Upper Columbia and the okanegan district; NJ
Spokane for Eastern Washington points; a. Boz
ner's Ferry for kaslo. Ainsworih. Nelson and
points on Kootenai river and lake; at shelby
Junction and Havrs FOR Great Falls, Helena and
Butte.
Crosses the Cascade and Rocky Mountains In
daylight, giving passengers . chance TO see some
Of the fnest scenery In America The track hav-
ing stone ballast is free from dust.
Connections In Onion deposs as So Paul and
Minneapolis with trains for Duluth. West SUI
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