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Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1893-11-07
Church Items.

The next Quarterly Meeting for
Charles Town station, NJ. E. Church
South, will be held Nov. 10 and 10;
for Jefferson circuit Nov. 20 and &c.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1893-11-07

And now Bro. Morrow, of the id
Uocate, is disconsolate because he
was not at the Burns barn raising
dinner. Well, as it was, there was
enough and to spare and no
benches broken down, Had he been
there the havoc would have made
even such liberal provider as Mr.
Rurns shudder,
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1893-11-07
Pubic Sales.

Friday. November 17.-Farm OF
VIM. II. Balm, decd, by F. w.
Brown and Jos. TrapneII, Special
Commissioners.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1893-11-07
Painting, Papering, e.

NNHE undersigned Is prepared to do all Kinds
Il of Painting. Grafni1g, Paper Hanging.
DC Prices moderate and prompt attention
given 10 all orders. 7. N. BAKER.
May 9. pS-tf.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1893-11-07
Plain Sewing Wanted.

MRS. KATE MANUEL desires to announce
WI that she is prepared TO do. all kinds OF
Plain Sewing. Ali work entrusted to her will
ne executed neatly, promptly and upon reason
able terms. Residence on north East alley,
second house below Mrs. buttons.
Eakruarv 2 1902
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1893-11-07
Buy hat
Carpet Now

PATTERNS in Body Brussels reduced 81 Rem
Of
yards piece, exactly ONE HALE
Rugs Body discount of
% to 40 regular prices.
this week Curtains Portieres.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1893-11-07
Oct. 81, 1893.

All kinds of dry goods at bargains
at Hirschman's.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1893-11-07
Zinc Chickens.

The undersigned has for sale fine lot of
select Chickens of this seasons raising. They
include Buff Cochin, Indian Game, Brown
l.eghorn and Plymouth Rock. and, will be
sold single in pairs, trios or otherwise, to suit
purchasers. Call on or address
octsr-st. Rippon. Jefferson Co. v. Va.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1893-11-07
Trespass Notice.

All persons are hereby notified that there is
no public road through the farm of the under
signed near Hallto n, that trcspasSiEg upon
the same in any form will not be allowed. and
that all trcspassers will hereafter be prosecut-
ed to the full extent of the law.
October 81. 1s9A3t. JACOB SITES.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1893-11-07

Three usually staid and sober cit
liens of Charles Town--a lawyer,
grocery merchant and cigar manu-
facturer-started out last Thursday
in light vehicle for Summit Point.
Enroute they stopped at Mr.. Adam
Young's and took drink at "Cool
Spring" When next heard of they
were at Pages School House, in
Clarke county, four miles from their
intended destination, inquiring of
the young lady teacher the way to
Summit Point. Whether the drink
at '.Cool Spring" had anything to
do with divergence of route, depo-
nent saith not, but we leave our
readers to infer.
At an adjourned meeting of Win
chester Preshytery, held at Lexing-
ton, Va, during the sessions of
Synod, licentiate r. A. White, who
had been dismissed to the care of
Montgomery Preshytery. returned
his certificate of dismission, in or
der to accept joint call from the
churches of Gerardstown and Bun
ker Hill. Presbytery will hold an
adjourned meeting at Gsrardstown,
Tuesday, November 18th, at 4. P.
H., TO proceed, if the way be pre-
pared, to the ordination aud instaIIa-
tion of Mr.. White as pastor of these
churches. A call from the Harper
Ferry church for the pastoral ser.
vices of Rev. ]. F. Triplett for part
of his time, was placed into his
hands. Permission was given him
20 hold the call under consideration
until the adjourned meeting at Ger
trdstown.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1893-11-07
For Sale.

BUILDING stone and old lumber. Apply
ID to the Building Committee of the II. E
Church, South.
July IL, 1893.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1893-11-07

keeps the best for Cigar in
~ town, and the largest variety of Tobac
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1893-11-07
Flowing and Hauling.

TTNHE undersigned il prepared to do Flowing
/ at short notice, and win for very reason
able compensation. pillow, harrow and lay on
VIII nlso do all kinds of Hauling ut living
rates Orders solicited.
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For Sale.

a Desirable Building Lot on East Main
street Apply to Dr. ". W.. BROWN.
October IL. 1899.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1893-11-07
Eor Rent.

A PAYMENTS OF Five Good Rooms. com
n foTtably and conveniently located In ID,
center Of Charles Town Apply At the
Jan. II, Is92-tE SPIRIT OFFICE.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1893-11-07

The Improved Champion Binders and
Mowers Cap the Climax for Work, Easy Hand
ling and Durability. Extras on hand for tho
Champion.
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II WILL sell Stock Steers any size. Can
i order them for you.
Sept %, 1858. c. 2. WALL.
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Attention ! Everybody.
Mantua-M aking.

MFRS. j. O. TUTwILER Is prepared to nm
vi dertake Mantua- taking aud ali kinds of
Family Sewing, unreasonable rutes- Residence
IN Samuel street, near tho Baptist Church.
April o. Issl--a
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1893-11-07

Brown Walking Cultivators. Double Shovel
Flows and Steel Blades, are of the very lest
quality.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1893-11-07

Brown Wagons arc on Top for Useful
mess. Light Draft and Durability.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1893-11-07

Champion Carts Ride Easy aud arc Durable,
sell frst-class Buggics, Harness, &c.
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Bucklen's Arnica SaIve.

S. II. HIaMBoTnAM, P. NJ.
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CHUMMIE YUNG's RHRINED TASTE.
Lee Hook Bovss Reputed Wife wants
Oriental Dellcacies In Jail.


Oriental Delicacies In Jail.
A Posr-INTELLiGEScsR reporter was yesterday
allowed the honor OF being present at the county
Jail while Mise May Yuen, alias Chummie
Yung, alias Mrs. Lse fook Bow. slowed away
bount!ful repast, consisting o! fried
pork in strips. boiled peapods and rice. all
cooked in Chinatown and brought to the
county Jail by the friends OF the aimond-eyed
Chinese lady. Chummie 10 ono prisoner at tho
fail who finds the food not 70 her liking and
whenever the fare served out to the white
prisoners 10 set before her she registers "kick"
aud demands Oriental delicacies. such Al
stewed sea slngs, dried ducks, saited fsh aud
marine monsters looking like preserved nse-
works cut of in their prime. OF course
IL 10 not always possible for her to have all these
things, but nevertheless she 10 growing fat aud
saucy. Chummie II pampesed, IL II 70 b feared.
and when things don't suit her she yelia And
such yellsi
II 10 needl esq 10 add that everything IL care.
fully arranged to please her. She has been In.
formed tina: che will probably 10 deported. but
she takes no stock in the story Aad yet she
seems not 10 miss her so-caliet husband, Lee
Fook Bow. For the last elk days he has not
been near the jail, although at drst be was in
Chummie's cell whenever visitors were allowed.
and would often come up 70 the jail alter mid
night 20 inquire after his alleged vile and go
that she MAS comfortable.
He was very DESTROYS OF breaking down the
rules regulating the visiting houn. and one Of
the presents given by him to Night Jsiler Smith
Was huge ST Patrick's day silk Handkerchief,
OF . bright aud vivid green, thirty inches square.
Smith was obdarate. but he still retains the
handkerchief
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Under this caption the New YORK Trssus,
publishes an excellent article which our
hot-heaiei friends In Colorado ought 10
read. la substance the Triheas says the,
Colorado woaid do we'll 20 stop threaten
Ing the United States government and the
civilized world until she finds out whether
the United States government or tho CIV
il,sea world has done anything 70 Colo
rado Ia Get msd about. We quote:
silver coin Is legal tsaaer ssd on q rarity
with gola. rasre has bssa change ia the
sisasstssi ia iaat regard since iSsa The govern
msn, hss been baytas. and - stsI beylng silva.
hasss1n al @sssst rates ana sssaiug "a rotes
shsrVsor. NOT sNea iae owners OF silver mines,
who are Wtsdsr she sgsaxe setssussloa that she
NEST important function ef scvnsanasa, 4. 4,
take thsif products OF their hand. At ,-srs.
which viii give thssa handsome profits hxvs
any ressea as yet Ia eampsalu at aa,taius sh..
shs government hss soas or lsis aaaons Thev
ere dissatisfied vita ,ae rssec. eas the govern
snsai DOES aes m.ks sas price That Is s.sSs.
iisae>i Ia the markets OF tas weld By tbs .u.x
cradle 'aw OF sarplv anu dsmaad. aaa shs
Easae owners have no ssess right than wse..
producers 90 ccstcn esousfs a. ssk the govern.
meat - pay higher than tss mark, p,tcs f.,r
their rrodsesA II tue coss Of pssSiac,aan en-.
cssas tho naassss price u would sesm TO % sossi
tGSssess sense 70 eecp Ffss1acsEg aa1 e. IA n al
the easpss until sht rslatica Of supply % De
msaa should ce changed ~ 40 10 aeess psscS,s
IA tie ealy natural wsy aud maks ralnsnS
pseatseses
TIE arss step toward restoring eessssxrer
naturally seeEas 10 b 10 reassurs torsasn c.ssi.
tors. wsso E;ss teek sas aiAsmA To eoasiars
thess iaas there is danger IL their being raid
In cola OF ssist.os ssias 70 sssa u IL tAonxa, to
- neesssasy - ressssI she aes anass hisa ear
government Is saysag silver sail.ea ans. .s.uaax
- notes sASfw&sF. sAe Inevitable effect cf tso>e
coatsaaes purchases e~sng t. eslas sae eou.uy
- . silver assss saa eliminate Easi entirely
sarpase this act reTssss4: saes IL fnru,sA .nv
reasaa fer sxessesaeas or rsSssloae WHY shuula
our ffscaas IA ihe Nest ash Southwest Get ~
bot aeuat az way 4a4algs - sArsx,s Ana ,,x
10 STIR up eat eseSSss wAst earthly .axx.t
aes can IL 10 10 ks,,ssr earstsia.f,
hrsineAs uasa. fanuey leaaer bankers.
sp<rrsssesA t-stSss ~ wAss net % s.vs
tne government sdoss sszssas ps,,iey wasea
~ilt be ceFswssiss 60 sse rrcese ct snv zee
tsaat Tho p<nrle az Tire wess ass. SsasAwe.,
sfe nos more a1xsssss - sxss asaasy IN y.eaty
cad ts rraspseaas in eessasss taaa sas rxsss-s
capitalists ere ios thea Gsts is nos phllar-
sAsSpy. sssAsk Il - eais -b.ocasa sssiasA
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No Nssd to Record Assigned Mortgages.


CONTRARY 20 the legal usage of this county in
the psst. Judge Moore has decided tina, the
owner - an assigned mortgage need no, die his
assign sent aud that its absence of record does
not me$srissly affect tho value OF the instru.
meat a. - legal document Thia decision will
Re nevis to tho money lender, and ATTORNEYS
genera ~ are surprised At the Judgment
Heretofore an assigned mortgage was recorded
the ssE.s a. tho original instrument aud " hon
. motssy ioansr Was approached tor loan on
mortgage the absence of the assigned mortgage
oi reco4a vas sufficient evidence 10 him ,ha, no
assignment had tasea place and that the only
inacb;s;sss against the premises or profssrtv
about >i, be mortgsged vac shown hy the iocu.
uents IN Gle. if;aere were any. Under this de.
etsioa satisfaction II mortgage may appear on
ale Ans yet the original instrument NAV have
Inos;gssor ana ec equally eiaaing on tie latter.
vaethsr h.et or not
II VII 30 necessary now Tor the intending
InottEs,gee TO have ocular Proc. % the nayrsen,
81 any prsef mortgage ey the presence Of the
paid vi note Ia The Possession Of the raertraxor
The a:Csstoa wsu ee srpsa.ei 70 ;he supserae
court The opinion oi Judge Moore Was based
ca ghe, tact that the state AZ makes no uaeutto,
OF the alag o, sssignraenss Of mortgages being
co1yes.osy. Tho casc al issue was Hsarv How
Ard W: y. Men. shaw. TAas VAS sas suhx,.ar.
Of q. argument Of Attorneys Grow aud Gal.
lsgeei Who represented tse psaar,aa. and tia
ceer; sustained their posi;soa. Nu Mcsaxv
bad nssrsssSei certain premises Tor aAoa
Aftsras-a tas mortgage and note we're aaxsSue.
10 ue.sry Ho~ss.. iasoGsa laird party. Hos
ard u sSircsea 80 lie the assignment. ana In ,ae
rassaf. ins q sseoa9 mortgage OF sT,saa given
BY C.:F. Srossli. hal been obtained O. the
prem - Crossu alleges thai 10 esre..I.v
scanned she record. aud Eastax a Satisfaction ~
msxtasse sas ne rev ssslSa saeas siei. urs.
sasas: sha' TIE premises we're fsss ssor. saeurr.
essass..
CsaSr tie togrer practice ia ,A.s eann,x
nosa}is sorgst alasss would have Goa, h.r.
Ssese: ~ ~ lad - wsys sssa held that tie sslns
wss * exssniisl irasa0 OF tie vaa.sssy OF a
srAns.Ssr~3 mortgage.
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ssAxyIx sA1UsDAE. sCLr -.
Kor oux vlxsr cxAzE.


In isil there came cry for ian inaa-
Zion of:ahs currsncy" from the West and
oou.b.. Both parties ssrs tainted with
Shis Grass. end : Isses majority in each
bes,cis Of eoneTsss VS. ready to enact IN
infsti.n ball. A bill was passed providing
Sos thS issue Of &t6.01OD more United
esssss;noses than werv then in eircuia-
tsoa. sThis hill vas advocated BY no less
nsa shaa essssory oliver r. Norton. John
a. Logan. Matt Carpenter. Allison OF
Iowa: Ingalis Of Kansas. Window Of
Minnesota and Ferry Of Michigan.
Every one Of tho seventeen Repub-
NcAn senators from the states Of
Otto. sindiana, Illinois, Michigan. Wiscon-
ein. dinnesota. lows. Kansas and Ne
bsastA voted for Is. except sherman. Of
Os,io$ Chandler. OF Michigan. and Howe.
q Wisconsin,. On the same side in the
hs,usf were such Republican leaders -
rostfr. Of Ohio. Orth. Of Indiana. Cannon.
OF IE,nois: Burrows. Of Michigan; Saw
ysr. So Wisconsin: Dunnsli. Of Minnesota.
This, bill vent 10 Prssidens Grant and the
esssxsss pressure was brought to bear TO
sscr}s his signature. Morton and Logan
vsr{ warm psssonal friends Of Prssidsnt
GRAFT. and he was At first disposed to
sign IT, but he acted like . states
snad. He sent for Morton and
y,os.n. who urged the bill: for
EdA,unds, Conkling and sherman. who
opIisssd Il. and asked them . half dozen
znclsive questions concerning il. and their
tsrsies convinced him that Il involved -
departure from true principles Of finance,
national interest. national obligations to
creditors" and he therefore vetoed II. The
ve.o Of this imitation bill by Grant should
BE- remembered BY those who are never
weary Of saying that he vas . soldier but
nat . statesman. He Was statesman; his
e4ain was big enough, without any previous
large financial learning, TO master both
slldss to this question BY cross-examining
the leading witnesses on both sides and
ke vetoed the imitation bill Of his friends,
Norton and Logan. Gen. Grant was q
etstssman: the Geneva arbitration: the
seto Of the equalization Of bounties bill
and the imitation bill. aud his early rscog-
nitson Of the Nicaragua canal prove the
robust wisdom Of President Grant.
I Nobody since Grant has solved difficult
problems in trying. chaotic times better
shan Grant. and in these days of popular
financial craze the name Of Gen. Grant,
who escaped the eonsagicn Of the imitation
craze Of issf. and vetoed the bin OF his
friends. deserves to be recalled with espe-
rial honor. Morton. Logan and Matt
Carpenter thought that Grants veto had
ruined the Republicans at tho West.
but the people in their sober second
.thought stood by Grant. and Imitation
was knocked out in Ohio the next year BY
the election Of Gen. X. b. Hayes, an un.
compromising champion Of sound finance.
President Grant did his party great
service by putting his foot ON the
neck Of financial folly At the frs,
opportunity. Statesmen of both par.
ties Who have followed Grant have con.
scented To dangerous compromises and
eSredienss in dealing with financial folly
and they and their party have suffered
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PERSONAL.

A. c. Laird, OF Ogden. Utah. 10 guest at the
Northern.
G. I. Williams. OF coupsvrls. Il stopping It
the D.llsr.
r, A. Ramsey. OF Butte. Mont, IL Q susss At
the Occidental.
Assistant Prosecuting Attorney A. q. Mcbride
10 In walla Walla
C. n. Armstrong, o. Pine Blun. Ark. IL Q guest
at the Occidental
Mr.. aud Mrs. J. IL johnson, Of Gilman, leave
for Chicago today.
Thomas slipper. OF Hamilton. registered yss-
terjay as she piiler.
John b. Wall. OF snohomish. rssIs,erdsd yss-
terdsy ~ the Grand.
Mr.. and Mrs. :. O. Cressler. Of Lake CITY. Cal
guests NJ the 6rand.
" II. Moore OF the Buckley Bower. wa I'm
the city yesterday on business.
I. c. Parkman came up from nscoftea veste,.
day and Is stopping at the Grand.
J. W. Donovan came down from enohori.h
yesterday sad Is registered at the Arlington.
Mr.. and Mrs Charles Augustine OF Detroit
Mich. are tourists stopping at the Occidental.
IN. :. II. sperry. the lecturer. of Bellevue. q
accompanied by his vile. 10 stopping At the Ar
iing,on.
r. I. Hslsnbeek came over from wena,ehe~
Thursday evening, aud II stopping at thu
northern.
Mr.. and Mrs J. z. LYONS. OF Mon,esano ava
guests s.; the Dlller Mr.. Lyons 10 county eis-s
o. CAeasiis county.
IL D. Cole. Of Bsrdsview. ana William NM.
DOCK. Of saak CIty. two prominent logrsrx a,
the sS2Ss;, are registered at the Arlington.
Mrs. J. a Graham left last Wednesday IA, .
raonihs trip to TIE Eastern states and viii vixs,
New YORK and Cn;eago before returning 70 s.-
site.
Frank y. Nor,hrup. Of this city, arrived f,o-,
Honolulu On the Empress 81 Caiua He viii -
Insin hare . vseS or 80. when be vii! 70 In IA.
Mcy.d's fair.
A. NJ kllsuorth. Scott Brooke. Hunt, r~v,.
Joe Smith. Chester Dgrr. Rodsrick NsrIs.v
George Aiasaas. lahn ". Gavin. {. NJ. .an.~
Bart Farrell. J. L Hedges, T. b Jons. .ns r
4. Adams are she advance guard OF fas NnI,-
nomaa Athletic Club ana arrived las, night
Msay moro are expected 10 cone On the a.,
tyalax
Mr.. Joseph Fisir;ca. local manage, "a. Go.
dfays taesise IN seia city. departed On the ssss,
noon train yesterday Tor Portland n.
coEa panied by Nrs f.esrieA. was viii x-srs o..
summer u her home n oakland. C.l n,
Psessisa has been local manager here sfne~ ro..
erSy's taeater was opened. as. p-swioss Z, -.
connection With j. gained vxinsals er rera.ne.
Oh tie road Is an ofsrsise sad drsms,lc r..n.
sger. lie MAS ~ oae time a ne z ter oil a rr..,
eqesa Company ana r-ossesss. . ,enos vo.cc A.,
8 Snowlaage OF Eacsic that wo1.S still stand H.,
II ssci stead were &c an aspGraa: for or<s.ri-
stage kcsoss-
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ceeded 20 Riverside. where they hsd . car
Siaee ride.
Los AseKIEs. July A-yics President
6sevenson and party arrived IN Los An
geies this asternoon. The visitors were
taken in carriages TO their aparsmsnts q
The Hoilaabeck hotel. Immense crowds
gathered ax the Santa Re depot and gave
enthusiastic sreesings. The music OF the
band Was sweiisd BY numerous factory
whistles - the eayiy decorated carriages
drove uptown. Af4 o'clock the visitors
were taken ont for drive about the city
and later returned to their hotel. A re-
ception committee vent to the hotel this
evening and escorted the party to the
mayors Office. which was elsborstely
decorated. A general reception followed.
The army officers in full dress waited upon
the vice president The party viii go TO
San Diego tomorrow and take the steamer
from there 20 San Francisco. They will
breakfast at Senator Whites home tomor-
row morning and then 60 % Santa Mon
lea for . flying trip, and thence to
Redondo, where lunch will b served.
From there they return here and take .
special train to San Diego.
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About wELL-Kxowx PEOPLE

Tie soIotss ct tAs CssvssAnd sssngssfess q
Cteveiaod u Rita Esands. knowu In her native
cry - Amelia Loasse GroiL Rita E.andf IL q
psesess tie psfza dosaa - The 6rsad opssA N
Palermo. o. . sA,axy Of $1,000 week She wiH
receive - 80 for her services ~ the soenesrssst
she Il practically strssgsf 70 IL American
pubic. bot they s4y that she y fase1nnfsnx
woman Win . wonderfully rich sid powaEfui
yofes Who viii soon make ~ powefS knowA
she vas barn In Cleveland in le6k- she ssudied
under the direction Of Nina Xarchest In Paris
for two yssu. and INSIDE hef debut under the
direction OF the noted ma1ame she scored
success and made tour Of Germany and Ana
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n,ssA~s Biii. tho rto.ss,.
Ealraavea Herald

winsssn JsEmsa, or ~Rlsakss BILL Ira g..
uhl:r snaa to ecass 10 asfeSH eoagsv. sas ,na
raan srora waess ssEsaaa pssirte. Gear s~.rn
COS ~ aassse. - "a sss AAsseogs. :AN xaes, q
his fsspsss. < H. strange. Of Roeai bro. Ne
Issra.1 h&s sssss sssatasa sgeza VISA 10 liz ca
Aasnx.. In 6rv<asssA. ka<asaa, exsax1nx wsta
Asm sssee~. AsfaoGss - Years cs sr-. Nj. y...
Eaaa scarcely ioeks s. aa1 IS ssssl haze aaa act
iva :fe<ty-scrs yeass ago he csuss &, B<II.r..
sxsa FAY. heierc ;ns late CAfs Ele.ss<S @. Cas-,
Aee<sss had s@xds shss ,Asa Wilderness ,aeir
aogsls.lcL Nj. la-saaa csEFssst re ssal nxsveen
sssilsssszz ard fe<s Iseiias azss kacx s...a
Tea. Eaekess ana sssa. Fssss the. "a 10 vas sAea q
eassss v~ry ssa These e.sesss usss Al on.
TIM xiASsaooS 81 ths ala scxS
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that every child takes readily.
2. They're perfectly easy In their
action mo gripping, no disturbance.
3. Their effects last. There's no
reaction Afterwards. They regulate or
cleanse the system, according to size
of dose.
l. They're the cheapest, for they're
guaranteed TO give satisfaction, or your
money Is returned. You pay only for
the good you get.
8. Put up In glass-are always fresh.
6. They exre Constipation, Indiges-
ton. Bilious Attacks. Sick or Bilious
Headaches and all arrangements OF the
Iyez. stomach snd eQ0s1A
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For vs esssss ess shend ~ tbs East nnlsss
he eomnAssfiss Of rs West and sossasess
sss rsosprsRsA II sh<U uas evss , slime ser
eo0sass sol rAssspes " - now We srs eli
IN oas boas And ne ass mas stsksng Bat
ws are In d stress ct wessher that esszs Tor
Clear hssce: Judgment, csofnsss. sxiM ss1 esre-
fsi patseaes Ard bowling ssss net Ae<p ~
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-07-15

The statistics Of the production and
wealth OF Colorado show that her agricul-
tural sad manufacturing interests far sur
pass Enr mining. A leading capitalist
of Mons ana tells the New York press that
the agricultural resources Of Colorado are
so rick that il would be gain to the state
IL poptSar attention was diverted from her
mining TO her remarkable agricultural re-
~,uy~a.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-07-15
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The pr bic 10 hereby warned not 70 pay
any moray - psrtiss Fepresenting 70 b.
aesnte Oh the ssssslsPosr-fsrEsIfsEscsn
sxcsps tie foiIosfns. Who are the only
sushosixad travelling agents Of the Posi-
IsYsstsessesa. VIZ: J. A. xeCseilsn. T.
A. Dsvies and J. l. Hswley- This dou Not
sppiy 10 resident agents Of this paper who
ere Ieeas~d in various cities and towns OF
tie soethwSt. Dor 70 PossmasseFs. Who
re Iss sti cassssu6sorissd 70 take subscrip-
ssone fss the Dsisy. Sunday and Weekly
posT IxsRaasaEsrRn,