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Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1893-05-19
"I SNfeyeR 3 years

SWUC O. q lcNT
From woman's early trou-
bles.
81 could find no permanent
relief until, one year ago, |
tried Lydia Z. PtnhhamS Ncg-
eta6Lc CombonnG. Relief then
came with it
\: !: /. !. /. .:..
/me@ SSeS\ almost imme-
4 M diately, and at
/ y~-W \ this time | am
B V~ - x { 4 well woman.
--- On 81 absolutely
9&/ know, not only
,SEss by my own
W. Sl93. ~ experience, but
by others also,
that this is harmless and sure
remedy for:
Irregularity, suppressed or
painful mcnstruations, weak
ness of the stomach, sick head
ache, and female complaints
generally. There is no need of
so much female suffering.
Here is the remedy, 1t is
wicked not to accept the
relief it will bring" = Mrs.
J. n. Rice, Florence, Ky.
All druggists sell it. Address in confidence,
LYDIA L. pINKnAM MED. Co, LYNN, MASS.
Mrs. PinhhanlS Liver Pills, rs cents
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1893-05-19
No. 132.-A Diamond.

1. A letter 2. Supplied with food. 8. A
coin. 4. A burial. 5. An entertainment g.
Moving rapidly. Z. To defle. s. A piece
of wood. g. A letter.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1893-05-19
No. I33.-A Decapitation.

No. 1874 Decapitation.
The only SECOND in her ALL
Was simply TWO of sense;
Her stock of wisdom was but small,
Not SO her confidence.
And so she let her tongue COMPLETE
In tireless, tiresome way,
Till listeners beat a retreat,
Though she'd not much to say.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1893-05-19

Lanes Medicine Moves the Bowels
Each Day. In order to be healthy this is
necessary,
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1893-05-19

From the letters of the word represented
by one of the objects in the lower part of
the picture make other words represented
by the remaining objects.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1893-05-19

L
No 121.-Numerical Enigma; The pen is
mightier than the sword.
No. 122.-In Everybody's Head; A TOOTH
No. 123.-An Old Saying: Grace before
meat"
No. 124-Rhomboids:
A B E l. CAB A
S A VO r NJ N NJ
r 4 @ U r NEE
MA S A L N ERVE
l. K NJ ON NEED Y
No. 125,-CrOssword Enigma: Southey.
No. 26.-Deoapitations Allen, B-lithe,
Cease, Fold, Plead, Share.
No. 127-Buried Names of Trees: Ash.
Yew. Beech. Elm. Maple. Fir.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1893-05-19
Dr.. Andrew J. Willard's
Establishment for the treatment
of nervous disease, sometimes
known as "The NerVine''
and "ReSt Cure"

The S. Weir-Mtchell Rest-Treatment spec
iality DR., Willard is II graduate of Yale, '53
and Medical Department u NJ, ~. Some o.
his permitted references are as follows
Bishops Atwel, Mo-, Bissel, VT, Davies
Mich; Presidents Angel, Ann Arbor, Buck
ham, U. V. NJ, Dwight Yale, eX-Presideni
White, Cornell; Professors Goodrich, Grin
nell, Perkins. Roberts, j. B. Wheeler, Wit
thaus, .. V. NJ; DR.. b. J. Andrews, Hon. G. G
Benedict, Rev. DR.. Bliss, ex-senator Ed
munds, Rev. f. Hungertord, eX-Mnistel
Phelps, Hon. Il. b. Smalley, Judge Wales
Hon. G. w. Woodhouse, Burlington; Drs. Ed
dy, Middlebury, Caverly, Rutland, Jeune, ST
Adams, Lawton, Brattleboro; Judge Munson,
Manchester; Prot. Smith, Hanover, \. H.; Drs
Kellogg, Pattsburgh, Leith, Lancaster, n H.
Q. p Thayer, Boston, Sawyer, Barre, Crisand.
Worcester, Mass, Frank Lewis, y. Y, Dennis
Newark, N.J j. Rollins Brown, Brooklyn, Cal
Kins, Springfield; Edmund Clarence Stedman,
Charlton F. Lewis, Rev. DR.. Wilton, Rev
Kinsley Twining, Isaac Bromley, 5. w. Kne
walls, New York, Rev. DIR. Stafford, Brooklyn
Rev. DR.. Munger, New Haven, Wayne Nc
Neagh, Philadelphia, Pref. f. II. Griffin, Bal
timore, Judges 5. Shiras, Washington, Bill
1ngs, New Orleans, Prot p. Collier, Geneva
Hon. ii. Z. Robinson, Dr. H. p. Stems, Hart
ford, c. +. and F. II. Russell, Drs. f. w. Page
9. +. Stedman, Boston, Rev. VIM. r. Camp
bell, Roxbury, Rev. j. w. Buckham, Salem
Mass, Rev. Theodore Bacon, Essex Junction
Rev. DR.. Chester, Nashville, Tenn, Rev. Ut
Poor, Philadelphia, Rev. Hiram Bingham
Honolulu, 5. l., Gen. Harand, Norwich, Conn.
Gen. g. A. johnson, san Francisco, Rev. DR.
Hough, Santa Barbara, Albert Emmett Kent
San Rafael, Cal.
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WHAT
THEY THINK OP h

The premium map offered \,
observation-disclosures to i,s ~,
oers, old and new, is now to h. t. |,
IN thousands OF homes in The p..s
Northwest That no premium -.
offered has given such UNIVERSE e..
faction, IS evidenced by the s,s,-.
testimonials, which are a iev,
the large number received iron !,
who have received the man r.
letters are exact copies OF the an.
mails on file in this Office ii. !.
natures only being omitted. !, NJ
PosI-INTELLrGENcER does nor iex
liberty to publish in full the nam.. !,
those who have so kindly exnr-s..|
their appreciation OF the man
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DzxrHs xsp yUsysaLa

BATToy-fn eesxtSe 81 f1ey ye~ger avsnas.
eundsv. Ishsnts~r 20 1881, 0tss p btzsoa. -
eoesomysGoss. sxsS u ysars
Services vii se hesf shs ressfsrce tomorrow
sfs<ruoon Al o'c5ock snssr TIE sEsg tcss 81 40
st;1a Typographical Unass. va 2o2. ~ wsieh e.
cssss6 ~es . rasmbeE. fas<rsnsas ia LAKE, sss~
cemetery.
BIZ RRfTr-Ths funeral services - Galleries.
r,sYryts vsfs - kefa AZ sis 4Arrssf a~eyt cAasrn
ms naarrsnr q, 30 esefeex insssusas In
CALVARY csnssssry.
DffFF-TAe fsne~Aa sar~sre. 81 ire late jam p
Def viii - held a. saaney sss~axis ~ 10
ofe4nrE forssarsoE rsn-EsrE
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Lessons in French, Music
and German given by
arrangement.

REFERENCES-Rev David G. Garrett 81
MARKS rectory; Mrs. L =. J. Hust, YArrow, Lake
Washington; Rev Wallace Ngiting 1870 Cnt-
Versty street, AMI parents Of former pupils
For further Information ap ly to the MISSES
WHIT RBoCRNE TIC Eleventh street City
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E.sr Sr CIorn Min,

East Sr. CLoup. Mimi, May IS isg
Post Intelligencer. Seattle, washs-
Gents: The map received in good orae.
and We think il is a fine map. You shoad
certainly be able 10 dispose Of . lam
number of them. Yours truly, Va
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EoRrH vi

NORTH WELIrNsros, b c., June 2, lsge
Editor ost-Inteil, gencer. Seattle. Wash
Dear SIR: have received veur pr
MUM map in good order and am hlghif
pleased with il. | cons der that | hsss
got your valuable paper free a. vsas
the map more than the price of subsclsp
ton. Yours very respectfully. D.
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Bosrox. Mass, June 10. issi

Post-Intelligencer Co. Seattle, WASH
Gents: | received some time sincs sea,
excellent map Of the United states ~
the world map on the reverse side, -
am pleased with IL. IL forms handso,ass
and valuable addition TO my ONCE, sns
cannot fail to be satisfactory tn any o. o.
who invests the small sum asked Tor W
map. Yours truly. r.
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ACROSS
FIVE
GREAT
STATES
Cafk!I!
RfAIl~h

Runs Buffs, cars contsssinx library. writing and
card tables. barber sacp. tata room, essy chairs
observation windows. etc. in connection with
Palace dining and sleeping cars, nrst and second
class coaches and family tourist cara
Trains leave seattle daily ~ 1 p N. for Everett
eRohomish, LeAvenswcrth. Wsnatcnee. Harring
to- Spokane. Bonrer's Ferry kanpell Grant
Forks Fargo, Crookstsn. Fergus Fan 81 Cioaa.
Minnsapolis st. Paul
Palace sleeping cars through to Chicago without
charge Leave Chicago At 1890 ?. N daily from
Union Passenger station via G. ID. St r. rsll-
way for Seattle. without change.
Cennsctoas At Wenaschee for Lake Chelan. the
Upper Columbia and the okanogAn district: at
Spokane for Eastern Washington poiu .; Bon
nsrs Ferry for Kasio. Ainsworth. Nelson and
points on Kootrnai river and lake; 81 shelby
Junction ana HAvrs for Great FaIs Hslsaa and
Butte.
Crosses the Cascade and Rocky Mountains In
daylight giving passengers chance 20 some
Of The hnsst scenery in America The track hav-
Ing stone ballast 10 free from dust
Connections In CEion depcls ~ 81 Paul ana
Minneapolis with tra,ns for Duluth. was, su-
perist and Great Lake psinta sioux CITY ana The
southwest D. Louis ana South, and Chicago and
the Eask
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CLEvxrASp. Wash. Feb. 2 isa

Editor Post-IntelIigencer. Seattle waAl
Dear Sir: l received your preninu mz|
which gives Us great satisfaction. Ny vd
thinks IL is worth more than the papu
and map both cost. She is much deligAs3
with it. Yours very respectfully. B.
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MA1orr. Wash. M,rch n "a,

Post-IntsliiFencer Co, Seattle. Wash :
Gents: l nave received the map and a
well pleased with II. Think is wegi werss
s.. which IL would cost 10 go TO q s,s,
and buv it. Long may the Pos,-Iassl.
gencer live and prosper. remain yoan
very respectfully. SH
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EyrrzFsrsx. Wash, Feb. "A IN
Seattle Posi-inseliigencer. Seattle W.
Have received the walt man. An -.
ceptionally well . eased with Il, i. y
cellent Accept thanks Yours ~.
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KoKIsrAH- III O. Nar isn

Editor Post-Intelligencer.S Seattle WaA
Dear Sir: | nave received the msp I
the world, etc. and am pleased 10 saa
that | am thoroughly satisfied with 4
Yours truly, va
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Wrsr FrRxn.tR Wssh

Post-fntelligencer. Seattle. Wasa-
Sirs: 1 received one of your preia.ga
maps the her day and IL a fine map .
every respect and deserves praise. fsas
truly, J. NJ
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The Seattle Post-Intelligencer Co. -
Attic. Wash. --Sirs: I received tie ,as!s
wall map short time ago. and in gooi
condition. Am more than pleased vNl
IL. Ii is worth douole the price. You'd
truly. HI
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R.IrrxnRr M M.r =. ,.0.

bNLIINokE, Nd. MAY = lsH
Post-Inteliigencer Co, Seattle, WISH :.
Gentlemen: The map received All !
very much appreciated. Very truly, ia
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L.yerry. Wash March a. isss

Post-lntelligencer Publishing Co, ).
attic, Wash. gents: | would say thal
am delighted with the map Ii came .
good order and is O daisy. A. D
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LrMMI. " an, FtD. = trf-
The Post-Iete hgencer. Seattle. wash
Dear rs: l received your premium ny
IN good condition. Many thanks fos =
Respectfully yours. NJ. j.
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fost-Inteilig-ncer Seattle, wasA
Gentlemen: The premium map recesa
in good order. and il gives perfect sa;i,las
ton. ! am yours truly, Nh
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PAIousr Cry. Wash. MAY 81 iss,

Post-Inteiligencer. Seattle. Wash :
Gents; i received the map Of the word
sent by you in good order and am vel
pleased with it. It is both useful aai
ornamental and should ind pses IA
every household Please accept ~
thanks. Yours respectfully. NJ.
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NorIcE FoK sEALEo BIps-IN rRE MAr.

NOTICE FOR SEALED BIDs-Iy THE MAT
~ ter Of the ssign mens Of Barre Bros
Public no Ice IL hereby gwen that up To l2
o'clock noon, ON Monday. December IL. 1898.
Will receive sealed odds for the purchase Of The
entire stock of jewelry and fixtures the store Ma
90 second street, Seattle. Wash, lately owned by
This stock Of jewelry. siIverwars. etc. was
lately inventoried and valued at invoice price at
sI.o!s.5a The stock Is new and the inventer~
and stock can - examined By calling on she
designed at his address below siyen-
fh notice II given pursuant 30 order OF the
superior court OF King county. and ali bids will
subject to the followi s conditions. to-w.t:
Terms OF sale. casa No bid viii be considered
for less than ~ per cent OF the tnventoried
ton No sale viii be made without the approval
of the court The said assignee. under the advice
Q, the court reserves the right 20 reject aay and
Assignee Of Barre Bros room 2o2 seattle No
uonal Bank building. Seattle. Wash
Dated sesttls. Move moer 81. 1893
CUMMoNs BY PUBLTCATIoS-IN THE
= Superior Court of the state of Washington for
PauIson defendant No I6 745
The state OF Washington to the said Matte
appear within twenty COZ days after the compile
{ on of the service OF this SUNNI ms upon you.
elusive Of The date OF said completion isix weeks
after date Of irss publication Of this summons.
and defend the above entitled action IN the court
aforesaid, and answer the complaint Of plaintiff
signed attorneys for plaintiff q, their once be ow
stated; and IN case OF your failure TO 50 appear
judgment viii be rendered AGAINST you according
with the clerk of said court he nature Of the Ge-
mAnd set forth In the complaint Is Follows. For
the dissoiu ion Of the bonds Of matrmony existing
between the plaintiff and the defendant, and for =
decree OF absolute divorcs aeains, SAID defe ndant
the ground of desertion aud abandonment; and
HASTINGS sTEDNAN.
Attorneys for Plaintiff
p. O. Address 81 Haler building. Seattle, Wash
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Pr.HAsrrs. Wash. Aprl, 4 ia,

FEsHAsrIN, Wash., April 4, tsl
Post-Intelligencer Co, Seattle. Wash :.
Gentlemen: Your map arrived on the n
OF Apri and after sixty IN les travel 81
stage from Eliensburg to this place. cam
in excellent condition. / am We plsassl
with the map, as well az sstoaishei at III
price Tor which you give the map to yoa
subscribers. Most respectfully, n. "
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L,OR sALE-BoNBS; NOTICE Is HEREBY
given that the board Of county commissioners
of snohomish county. Washington. viii receive
sealed bids Up 10 II o clock m. Monday January
4. 1894. for the sale of $4,000 Of twen.y-year 8
per cent funding BONDS
he board reserves the ri ght TO reject any or al
hiaA u. SWEkDFgGER
County Auditor and Clerk Of Board
snohomish. wash. December :, 1898.
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d. cHARLTo~. Asss Gen Pass Ag.
No l2i First A.. Portland Or
A NADEAU. Gen Agent, Seattle. City ticxes
once. corner Yesler avenue and Front street
Depot tcke. offics. corner West and Columbia st<
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LooMfsroS, Wash Feb. s -.
Post TnteiIigeacer, Seattle, Wash
j received your map and il Is axay b.
yond my expectations. think il Is sof:s
fully ten times the money you ask To- q
and is the best map have ever seen tap
hshcd. Yours with respect Is
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gosrH YAKIMA. Wash, Feb 5. tsse

EosrH YAKIMA. Wash, Feb ). ls,-
Post-Intelligencer. Seattle, Nhsa
Gents: Enclosed please ind stamps
balance due on subscription ana n.r
Much p essed with map Think y
tas premium. iours respectfully . .
MEADOW. Wash. FEB. 3. lv-
Post-lntelligencer CO., Seattle, ass
firs: The map j. better than We sIpe-
so We are well satisfied with IL
fully.
ABxspExs, Wash, Feb. IA, w.
Post-lntsillgencsr Co, seattle, $3.50
Premium map received and YES Ps
satlsfaction. Yours respectfully. ~
L.r.s. Wash, Feb 2. isa
Post-fnteiligencer. seattle
Dear Sirs: Map received IN gooa 80 s.
We pleased with II and also ths ~
Yours respectfully.
For information concerning I'd"
map call at the publication a'hoe =
address
POST-NTELLlGENCER M
sEATTLL WAsA
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sas purchasers sppsy a. oacs 70 Il H. fe1rce.
couHiy CEerx. New wa.seon. Wash
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NosEY Io.STD ~ F1axos EgsS :.
II tsrs .sssoss re noysi 20 49, el,ssnE. 81
kroEf street
u-.pp.SrS snI-1.ET AT ROOM 5 corr
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aea:s., : . Ee.-, =. :; Soz ,Tax-
Nj sn-e &c moa.s 3 CO. IS seattle Ma
.79. -! 9a9. =. 99.-aeas; .z7,-z
Nj T,-a,,,r. -. - -, 800 seearttv Room
=. ss5.sz 9:se.- 80 v7av7
Nj MI &c 10 = 70 s,,,s,se5se- 81 Cnioa six
WAsTEo.LoASs o. s.AL c,. Estate :;
per Q. c.. -
cTapDARD A BROWN. go BURKE BLDG
- have piea.y Of money 70 loan on city or SUGAR
- -. :. .a,1ae1o.-1 :. = - 1880
nj r,,n, .naS - IT, .,,;e,,, o,,5ssn.
tia ~ sina,snk % - -.fs DEPOSIT suildinz
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MONEY LOAN FFICE: OLDEST EsTAB-
NJ nSned In the city: Uncle Harris loan ONCE
2oS washington street; Ilorral advances on diar
WApp NTC-HIGHEsr MARKET
school .nd county warrants. Room aoI Pioneer
TIInlGk &C O. M BAILEY BLDG
/ HUM AS a. w., have received in
sn !? 500 on ct . nSs
and ssasy .es sor "a appstlo
- $500 y
MONEY ven y. Bo',on blk Tsisphsn. ' 81 s.
w AKRANTS cit. city, and de- county yA VIII.
w .N-nr-sTATE scuooT
w a XIX A Ms and comfy v.n,sd
p Tavlor s and s Sullivan bIocx.
l.asnd 3 pexser Horton Company bank eulidins
DEnTCEn TIC on I'M
hEDUO ED IA L Ed proved
farms and city property: building loans speciaity;
ments: loans c.os.d in one cav. j. K. Edmistoa.
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~ DIT CD E00 000-LASD
rage hank OF NORTH western America nim.edl Of
london, England. loans money on improved city
ran Msnassr once. room c HalIer block. Ad-
". .-:.-.. :: : =. =:
nR ANNA H BARNES. MASONIC ZEN
- PFC
once hours II 70 IL = m. 70 4:so p m Tsls-
nR SARAH KENDA LII HoLYoKE BLOCK
~ Telephone 305
nR ANNIE RUSSELL 2627 ROCKWELL
Dblock.
nR ARTHUR DE Voc, 2ois SECOND
DTeiephone ses
IL specially. surgery and gsnito-urinary diseases
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.-----..'l- - - $500 - :"
).nS rhvs,c,., so- s,.s.... ~ tns 49, oSs..
80. -11 ~. -o"--- 49,
~ oh ysician for diseases OF the throat; removed
TO rooms 80 s-327 Bailey building, corner Cherry
and second streets
~ throat Hal er building
GEORGE e THOMPSON, ROOMS clio
VI Hinckley block.
II V pEaPoRTEs, d D. 8, PoST-INTELLI-
IL Rencer building
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nR H y. SMITH, elk SIC 0ND STREET
~
yxr r. oIppISos ID, D. q ROOMS SOs SIS
W and $40 Burke building
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~ A. HOLMES D. D. & ROOMS 26 AND27
~. CclmAn suildine sll Front street
U. phia Dental College Ia starr-Boyd block;
IN y. IL NELSoS' 81. JAMES hoihL
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Principal Miss wtnterbourns tFroosl Union
Graduate OF the Home and Colonial TrAlnins
College. London. Englandl, who holds Q King
Ccanty Teachers Certificate. second grade
Fall term commences Monday. September 4th.
1854
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Fer rates snf further particulars apply 70
X. ". Ae0iSNI- Genera Agent
Front 81. foOt OF CnsTrv.
oxQ W. L BROWN, q. r. A, ysacoyss, II c
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L ANTHaSNe. BINnEaY. BLANK BOOK
j c1AEu AcluFe-A NNsatasssn stFss& esrmer
ssFsa sssssts- Esc1.s 49, gs.gy s.o~1. Ss.as.s,
NASA
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III Cherry Street.

Advertisements infer ne hssf 81 Lost. FSsse
Per Sale For Rent ard sitaattens " ast~f VII Dc
fntsr;sd o, Tire rate % cent v9ff sscs insertion
Payment sissys IN sfva1cs Ne savsftisenascS
received fof less than IS es9ta
NcTIcE-Ths business offos ef the PosT-ry-
yyIIrsBscKE r. open unta ~ p N Ciasansd
Advertisements win b. rscssvef TO ihis tsfas
Advertisements will De rrcsfvsd st branch sesees
sgsbs Pusr .fnrKLLIsGxcEaa A.:
Tecvnta hHrsaH Ia 10 fsrln1 AFsfa1s
Ttoznas ssgsmsns. Manager
ToftTownssnd .frsaca a Springer
The following letters avail, ssvsrtissrs 81 this
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sOrTFTy NOTICES.
MAINE spcIAL-nA nee At THE AR
vi itaEton hotel rail Wednesday evening. de-
eemher a
RrASs DOE, NO 81 n AND A II.
n stated meetings second aud fourth Mondays
81 each month. l. l. MOORE, W. n
A. = GTHns sec
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FOR REyT-STOREA

L'oR REST-1N THE IDAHO BLOCK FIFTH
II and Pike streets, corner and inside store and
basement: the very choicest business ioc alton in
town: fne opening for dry goods gents furnishing
shoe or clothing store. Apply 1904 FIrh street
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-12-11

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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-12-17
The Kid Didn't Get Mr.. Fasset,
(san Francisco Chronicle)

]. Sloat Fassett, late Collector OF the
Port OF New York. and Republican nomi-
nee for Governor, arrived here, accompa-
MED by HIS brOther-in-law, Edward
Croker. They have been on hunting
trip in New Mexico.
Il wanted 10 get away for a short time
In order 10 get a rest" he said, and
accordingly Mr.. Croker and myself went
to Grant county. in the southwestern
corner Of New Mexico. There were six
of us In all In the party, and we had a
tent and camped out. We shot at a good
many antelope and deer. and got some
OF those we shot at, which was crafty
ing and made us enjoy the sport.
'"rhe worst feature We had 10 consider
In connection with the trip was the In
dams who run loose In that country.
You know there Is a remnant or the
Apaehes there under the chieftaincy OF
the Kid He makes frequent forages at
times on the bands OF cattle and on lone
travellers, and every once Ia awhile ne
kills somebody. As We were right in the
region where he has done some killing,
We had to Keep a sharp eye out. There
were a couple OF nights when none OF us
slept any too much"
Mr.. Croker added some details. Said
he;
ITO tell the truth. I was about half
scared TO death for a few nights, The
Kid and his band. which now numbers
about ffteen renegade Apaches, have re-
Gently killed a man near Chihauhau line,
and from time 20 time the, have picked
on various travellers and cowboys, be-
sides killing cattle and stealing horses.
We were for . time right In the Widest
country infested with by the Kid, and we
knew q was wen worth our while 10 be
on our guard Luckily we came en- all
right"