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Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1895-08-08

wsvs a bone 70 ire. thoagh ce course
for d<s.eDryss sake, In consequence ef
lie chisf-s death she deaied herself
70 everVbp3y else She hooked kvesier
than ever. the air ss the 6elsczte Kan
guor she assumed suited her s. per
geetfF as its fragile whifeneSs suits o
dollhouse LILY. She knew TIE power
OF her own beauty most thoroughly,
aud employed Il In ar61Crs efforts 70
tascsnzEe me But had changed my
tactics: I paid rery little heed 70 her,
and never wen 70 See her unless s0s
asked me very pEessirgly 10 do so.
All compliments and attentions from
me 10 her had ceased She courted
Inc. and I accepted her c0urTship in
unresponsive silence. I played the
part Of a r2cirurn and reserved man.
who preferred reading Sor1e ancient
and ahSrruSe treatise on metaphysics
20 even the charms OF her society
and often when she urgently desired
nv company. 7 would sit In her draw
ing oon. turning over the le2Tes OF q
book and feigning TO be absorbed in
in. while she, from her velvet faUreuIl
would look al me with 3 pretty pen
siveness made up half OF respect, half
OF gentle adDl-au0n-2 cap
italy acted facial expression. By the
bye. and one that would do credit 10
either Miss Eastlake or Sarah Bern
hsrdt We had both heard from Guido
Ferran: his letter to ny wife / Of
course did not see: she had. however.
told me be was much shocked and
distressed 10 hear Of SteiA's death"
The epLstIe he addressed 10 lie had q
different tale 20 tel. In IL he wrote:
You can understand. my dear conte,
that / am not much grieved 10 hear OF
the death Of Fabso's child. Had she
lived. I confess her presence would
have been a perpetual reminder TO me
Of things / prefer to forget She never
liked me; she might have been a great
source Of trouble and inconvenience:
so. on the whole, l am glad she is OUT
Of the way"
Further on in the letter he informed
me: MY uncle is AZ deaths door, but
though that door stands wide open for
him, he cannot make up his mind 70
go in His hesitation viii not be al
lowed 10 last, so the doctors tell me;
at any rate / fervently hope l shall
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1895-08-08
tend 10 anything.

LSAu 20 dug lUluEs Il Vas SAdu cuOuEu
to aceede TO her request, for j was
thus able to avoid the Romapi vault
as a place Of lnterment. I could not
bear 20 think OF the little cherished
body being laid TO molder In that ter
ride place where l had endured such
frantic horrors. Therefore. informing
all whom IL concerned that ] acted
under the countess orders, ! chose a
pretty spot in the open ground Of the
cemetery, sicsc - the tree where /
lad heard the nightingale singing In
my hour OF supreme misery and SUI
srring Here my little one was laid
tenderly to rest ~ arm mo.her-earth
and I had sweet vlolets and primroses
planted thickly al about the place,
while on the simple white marble
cross that marked the spot / had the
words engraved
Una Stella svanita,"s
adding the names OF her parents and
the date OF her birth and death. Since
all this bad oeen d,ne l rad visited
my wife several times- She was all
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1895-08-08

20 @Mad5I-as ..Jaas.s eft alGnc 1
paced up and down the drawfng-room
gazing a~bstraetedIy on its costly 1T
tings. it's many luxurious nIeknaeks
snd eiegancies--most Of which / had
given 10 my wife DURING Inc a-$t .es~
months OF our marriage. By and by
= heard The sound Of violent hyEterieai
ing accompanied by tire noise Of
ssr-~~ 7g footsteps and she rapid
- about az female garmshts.
"a NV -1oments the doctor entered
assion OF sardonh amuse-
ment or his IA les. ne said IL
reply 10 Eay look o.. inquiry, "hyhferics
lace handkerchlefs. eau de Cologne.
and attempts at tanning. All very
wen donei I have ASSURED the Iadg
there IL no fear Of ~contagson, as under
my orders everything wiz be disin-
.acted. l shall go now. Oh, By the
the countess requests that you
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1895-08-08
CHAPTER XIX.

ORE than ter
days had passed
since StelLa's death
Re: mcthc. had
asked me to see 60
the arraGgemevis
for the child's fun
eral, declaring her
self too i'll to at
II UaS rlad anonrh
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1895-08-08

A yfctfR.
.,,.x M began dismal Da".
- see before you the victim OF
s' 'o" as."
an, -. said the suspicious isdy.
We circumstances, ma
% Journal
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1895-08-08
CRATER xyu.

FTER some little
time the doctors
genial voice. slight
liz tremulOEs from
kindly emotion.
reused me from
my grief tne
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A vicun.

To be Continued,
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1895-04-25

On motion w II Barker allowed rebate on
$50 valuation on the west half northwest
quarter section ~, and cast half norh0het
quarter section IA town range II, and assess
ment reduced $40
on motion tax sale number $50 sale OF 1891,
be stricken from the records, same being paid
on receipt,
On motion board adjourned until l o'clock
p. m.
board met pursuant to adjournment.
ON motion O l. HARDWOOD granted a rebate
on S3OO valuation on 1891 assessment IN Green
wood township, In lew Of constitutional eX-
emptlon.
On motion the clerk and treasurer ia In
atruoted to strike from the sale record tux
sale No. 2O62, sale of 1894.
On motion the treasurer is instructed to sell
southwest quarter section l3 town range ~
for 1898 taxes
On motion the bill of II X Weeks for calou-
lating contents of land $40.
On motion g Utter granted rebate on
$1,000 valuation In Phillipsburg City ON 1871
assessment.
On motion II Kennedy appointed con-
stable for Crystal township.
The county treasurer presented paid war.
rants on the poor fund for cancellation and
the same were cancelled In tho sum OF
$30iO.S8.
County clerk presented outlawed warrants
on general fund and the same were cancel
led. Amount $3.50.
on motion Amos Hoagand given rebate
certificate on SO valuation on 1894 aVsess'
ment Greenwood twp.
On motion board adjourned until o'clock
tomorrow morning.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1895-04-25
q. E. NELSON, Nj. D.,
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON

Office III State bank building. Once mourn
from ~ a. III. to IL In. and y. Iii. W y. LII
Calls attended 10 day or night.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1895-04-25

This Weekly Kansas City Star
Addresses the farmer as Il business
man and a citizen. Doesn't tell him
him how TO farm, but how to sell, and
where aud when, and keeps a vigilant
eye upon his rights as shipper, a
producer and tax payer All the
news, too, and plenty Of good read
ing" for the family. Now read in
100000 farm houses. Fftvtwo big
pigbt-page newspapers for % cents.
10 any one who sends the WEEKLY
STAR five yearly subscribers, together
with 81 Is the paper will be sent one
year free.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1895-04-25
Friday. !
ADriI ~ 1896 (


Board met pursuant to adjournment.
On motion + NJ Hopes trustee Granite
township authorized TO appoint deputy to rs.
sist in taking statistical II port aud census.
On motion county clerk instructed 10 make
and forward to state auditor abstract Ut
school land sales aud Interest payments for
last six months OF 1885
On motion tax sale No 61,, sale of 1903, be
stricken from sale record aud a Rufs De CIV
en- rebate for SlOD, sule beng erroneous.
On motion ChristenH THdIock allowed re-
bate OF twenty dollars valuation on 1894 rs.
sessment on lot II block range g. CITY Of
Phillipsburg, and assessment reduced twenty
dollars.
on motion the order made in appeal case OF
Of districts number and 5 by X Chism was
vacated and the matters continued for hear
ing at July meeting.
On Motion T Fimpe allowed rebate on
S50yaluation on 1894 assessment In Granite
township.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1895-04-25
PROFESSIONAL CARDS.
H. WALLACE, NJ. D.,
COUNTY OFFICIALS.
Physician and Surgeon

Special attention given to the diseases Of WON
en-. ulhCe south slue ol pubic square, Phillips
hurry, Kansas,
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1895-04-25
First pub. April rs, 05, Wv.
Road Notice.
State of Kansas,
County of Phillips.


County of Phillips.
Office Of County Clerk, [
April 49, 1870.
Notice is hereby given. That on the 18th day
of April 1895, Il petition signed by j. W. Gid
ding aud eleven others, was presented to the
Board OF County Commissioners OF the
County and State aforesaid, praying for the
changing width of certain road, described
as follows, viz;
Commencing at the Northwest corner Of
section 81 In GlenwOod township, thence
eusterly on section line for six miles to the
Northeast corner OF section W In said town.
ship petition is to change width Of road from
10 to ~ feet.
WhereupOn said Board Of County Commits
siOners appointed the following named per-
SONS, viz: Geo. Baum. Samuel Hood and
q. d. Gould, rs viewers with Instructions 10
meet, at the beginning of proposed road In
GlenwOOd township ON Wednesday, the I'D
day Of April A. u. 1895, and proceed to view
said road, and give to all parties hearing.
by order Of the Board OF County Conmissl-
Oners.
(@ !. D. THORNTON.
SEAL County Clerk.
-
BY J. NJ Hickey. Deputy.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1895-04-25
By ]. N. Illckey. peputy.
First pub. April %, '00. Wv.
Road Notice,
State Of Kansas,
County OF Phillips.

Office of County Clerk.
April %, 1870
Notice is hereby given. That on the 18th
day Of April lSAj. petition signed by =. II.
Haney and eleven Others, was presented 70
the Board OF County Commissioners OF the
County and state aforesaid. praying for the
establishment Of u certain road, described as
follows. viz:
Beginning at the SOuthenst corner 0f Sec
ton Il. Town 3, Range n, and running north
on Section line one mile.
WhereupOn said Board Of County Commits
aiOners appointed the following named per.
sons, viz: j. Is. Woods. J. U. Lee and j. j..
Morton as viewers with instructions TO meet
az the beginning If proposed road IN Arcade
township on Wednesday the I'D, day Of May
ls9j. and proceed to view said r0ad aud give
to al parties Il hearing BY order OF the
Board Of County Commissioners.
A ]. d. ThORNrON.
seal. County Clerk.
-
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1895-04-25

Or. Prices Cream Baking Powder
Worlds Fair Highest Medal and Olploma.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1895-04-25
COMMISSIONERS PROCEEDINGS.
Concluded.

Monday, Apri, Is. 1895.
Board met pursuant to adjournment, Chairman
Tannahill presiding
On motion the following bills were allowed on
- n....l
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1895-04-25

The Rocky Mountain Weekly
NeaCs is one of the most popular
papers of the West, 1t is especially
devoted to the cause of SILVER Able,
fearless and conscientious, it stands
up for the producers of the country
with vigor and earnestness that is
refreshing aud encouraging. 1t is
the farmers favorite paper, The
HERALD and the Weekly NelUS 81 50
Subscribe now.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1895-04-25

DislI lCt ~ &C.. ''''''''''''''' ''"'''''' 81
DletrlctW ..'' ..'s''.'.''' .'''''''.'''''''' "
Amount OF cash rs shown by cash book at
close of business April ~, 81 1880.
Included in the above balances is the fol-
yet been received;
Fiscal Agency, Now York, Si,7Jso7.
LEA. Porter, County Treasurer Phillips
County, Kansas do sOennly swear that The
Foregoing stu elnent Is true and correct. to
the best 0f my knowledge aud belief. So
G A. PORTER.
County Treasurer.
Iseall ]. ID. THORNIoM
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1895-04-25
morrow morning.
: Wndnosdnr. Ami n. lSNl.

Wednesday, April IL, lbW,
Board met pursuant TO adjournment aud pro-
ceeded TO audit claims on poor fund
AWRobertson weighing ind storing aid coal
claimed So rejected,
On motion the following order was made on
al alns
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1895-04-25

All persons who got seed corn out Of the earn
shipped from Kenelngton can get another appor'
tonment OF about 81 per cent Of the amount they
received on their aret appOrtlOnment by coming
to Phillipsburg on April 20 and a. This 10 all
good selected corn, and will be let out on the
same terms as that which they received,
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-01-15
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
Transactions Since January I and For
Yesterday.

Real estate transactions since January
]. 1895. are slE.7zs.sS. There were filed for
record yesterday II deeds. the consiaera-
tons aggregating sli. 1885. Following is
the list as furnished by the Daily Record
room Il. ScheueTman block:
Frank Stevenson TO w. Il, Keith. /
acre in lot !. block 10. stevenson's add
Enamclaw. $l3i.s5.
\. +, II. II. Co. 70 Charles NEEDING. Sc
sw sec 81. -. !. si4s.52.
Eliza and George W. Spray TO Harrie,
II. uhn, lot 5, block :, heirs OF s. a. Bell
list add, q, c, $50.
Fred G. Walker 10 Jessie NJ. Classan.
ioss 10 and Il. block Q. Pontius' ath add,
si.0Sl.
Louis Thompson to Emma Jacktsstrou.
hot :. block =, Northern add. $3.50.
Jasea q. corbsn to Sarah Perry. Sc ne
sec Is. y. l. sssi. g.
Sheriff TO Thomas Boyd. lot Is, block
s. Gilman Park. SO. 10.
Mary f. fiammel es al. to William p.
SwentEeie. lots and .. block 9. Yesler's
ist a,tt. Il G. S..
y. j. Johnson to T. ]. Nunkerw. sw NV
NV ne sec {. -. I. except lnxis rods in sw
corner. 8.
a. j. Jeahson to 7. J. Nunkers. sw NV
SC see /. 8. 5, ss,eo.
City 10 S. q. Meek. und IL os lots ;
10 S. hlock 30. North Seattle sST.is.
kasSel Gottssesn 10 Susanna Refs. lot
!. block J. Eaxter's ada. q. <. ST.
sheriff to Robert Livingston. L. re.
G IL Sc sec IL 81 s -.
IVES; Coast Imp. CO. 30 Henry Watson,
iots /. . ;. -. =. block iss. lcSs 6. :.
block *. lots !. = 8. T. ~. %. block lss: lets
9. le. =. Is. bio-ck ts. az in Gilman Park.
s5saa.
Samuel =. Mics TO Lucy A. Whar;on.
nw NV sec p. =, {; Iets and g. block
S's New Tacoma. Pierce county. 81 ara
iess aad affection.
Maria Jcn3evlne - Grace Hooper, let
le block IS Rlycr Park. SIS.
James MeNs}sht "a Z. l.. MArrsti. md
L. Fols and :. block 8. TsrTy's Iss a6Si.
SSss
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TWAS ALL A MAEE's NEST.
Failure to File Return Marriage Ger
sificafe Doesn't Invaifdnte Marriage.

Some speculation has resulted lately
from a discovery that many ministers
and others who perform marriage cere-
monies have failed In a number of in
stances 20 file the return certificate with
the county clerk. as required by law,
and few persons have been found who
contend that such negligence Is fatal TO
the validity OF a marriage. In King eoun-
. last year 6l2 licenses were issued by
Auditor Tsicheli, but not nearly so many
certificates were filed with County Clerk
Gordon, Indicating that the couples have
either been married in other counties or
the ministers ana justices have failed to
perform their full duty. or both. There
are, no doubt. many instances of this
kind. but just how many cannot now
be told with accuracy.
The law itself is cumbersome. 1t re-
guires the prospective groom TO obtain
the license from the auditor, and then
provides that the return certificate shall
be fled with the clerk. the auditor to
collect 81 for the fling fee. An effort
will be- made at the coming session OF
the legislature TO simplify this matter
and County Clerk Gordon has prepared
a bill providing that both the certificate
and the return shall be confined to the
clerks office, as being the proper place
for matters of record.
THE proposition Is at least doubtful
that the failure of the person solemnizing
marriage to have the return certificate
recorded invalidates the marriage" said
prominent lawyer yesterday. 1.-THE
code gays tina. the person officiating shall
be guilty OF Il misdemeanor, and subjec.
10 fiue. for such failure; but the crfmi-
naiity OF his neglect seems to attach
only to him. and that after the ceremony
has been performed. The Law nowhere
says In terms that failure to record shall
invaiidate the marriage, but on the con-
trary seems 20 lay down liberal policy,
for IT expressly provides that a mar
riage solemni1ed by any person profess
Ing To be a minister or priest or an au-
thoriaed officer shah not be weld on ac-
court OF any want Of authority in such
person. provided those married believe
they have been lawfully united"
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prAv~r Nve,isSs rhts week.

osirg 60 the large Attendance =: she
nuion week ~ prayer meetings 81 the
various churches last week ard The deep
lussgest thereby sbowa. q desire Was
expressed that she meetings might hv
continued. but. this beiEsg ssa0.actlcabFe.
X hiss been arranged - Ne33 services
s,a IRE First T&H<tst church ga Fourth
street, between James mxa Cherry. al
9.sa x,.tseek on tne evenings % TUESDAY
Iaesslav. Taurssay ara e.s5ay II ;his
week. Iae IssstoT, Rev. N. =. Taylor.
VIII lead the meetings with a short ser
raau, 70 te FetisweSi by a prayer ser
xs1a Az are cordially invited TO be
present
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SPORTING NOTES.

At the New Orleans races Ionsiay the
winners were: Six furiongs. Ben Wilson,
T.is IL: eight fgri0ngs. Melody, 1:ss: six
frriougs. John cycha. LAG. I'VE furIongs,
Zen schools, i.ls: seven fssgiongs, Yellow
Hose. I.S3.
Al the -. Louis races Monday the win
rers were: Four and q bali surlongs,
Bob Frybaek. -: five farEoags. Fob
Francis. 1aD4: eieven-ssxteenrhs OF a mile,
Fred Noossy, Ill; four and half fur
longs. Mss Portland. IS, SIX furiongs.
Tip. lis.
At the San Francisco races Monday the
winners @ere: Eve fursongs. selling.
masdeHs. Advance. i:Is: FIVE and a. half
fuTiongs. selling. CONTRIBUTION, lis Ia:
five and half farioags, selling. Carmel,
1:313-s. sevegs furlongz. HAWTHORNE
las ia: six furAongs. selling. ST. Adams,
In
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S{sfIMIDT-In Seattle. at 1901 Grant
street. Monday. January II. 1896. Sarah
Elizabeth Schmidt OF consumption aged
80 years
Services will be held at the family resi-
dence this morning at 10 o'clock. Inter
ment in Lake View cemetery.
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SILVER CERTIFICATES PAID IN
GOLD.
Seattle. Jan. II 1875.

Seattle, Jan. L. isa6-
TO the Editor: Has the national treas
ury OF the sub-treasssTy AZ New York ever
redeemed silver certificates In EoId-spar-
ticularis when silver was asked for2
SUBSCRIBER.
Yes. silver certificates are paid In either
gold or sslve~. gold. generally, because
large quantities OF silver are not so easily
f1en6sed IL a man wanted silver in ex-
change for a silver certificate he could
get IL
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oAnsnxs GETTING rEADr.
yaefsrsa Crew ia TrAfning = PeFsisnd
wants This Years. Regatta

N&&t0f48 crew "a AknA0h18
wants This Years. Regatta
AZ The approach % syrsng interest m
rasrsrg In beginning to revive II Is re-
fssrfes from Victoria that Its creE Is al
ready on hte wafer and Seattie ard Port
hard viii follow sat- very saorsiy. as sosa
as the weather viii permit
The Portland Haen are anxious 10 have
the fSsg regatta heSd al taear city. ard
esaAu thar, although Ii has been tna cas-
tom 20 hold the North Pacific regatta in
a efsgerert focsssty each year 50 as "a give
each club chance 70 row at borne. sill
since Portland mas been Represented BIZ
two crews in years past. II is only faar
that IL should have an extra ssasoz OF
sport once In a while just what the
other clubs viii have 40 SAY 20 this prsrso-
sstE0n remains 10 De seen, but IL - prooa-
Die that the locality OF tbs summers re-
gatta will be chosen as in years past
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ATHLETICS AT anE \, VI. c. a
Omen Entertainment, 10 Fad with Cham,

tito. church gssS0s saai Match.
The Y. NJ, c, \. athletes sill give an.
other spen entertainment "a the asSeoia>
tise gymnasium ,atuoTrow aiEht. The
event Is the seeaaa of the series %
weekly indoor atAletta tournaments psc-
gFamEued fGF tie wt1ter bV she phz-steal
department aqti promises ~ draw g4sere
than sas usual }syse number .of saaeta.
toss. FgFty 20 sixty 80 4ha yss,ns t,,en
wtn ~ ew the gymnasium Teer. ana
viii lsS4 eFT as ; e'tjo>.& NTH several
athleSss esengs~gAe htgh sheet eyesa she
hSfszaHtai hsr. rugaiBs h3xA iua,fA. rvg.
ming bread f3nala Aisa kiSk with ga1s-
nteg Sasnp, nvtting the SHOT. ard So
ssso race sasy also l'e pat ou ;he lst
SeteT istsFvst. hoWcttr. - csgsterag il.
TIE basket bah e8Rsest. the seUon,s e sEe
championship Easpcs IS ee played wses.
the different saaeshes vv71gessassst sesssrr
sssss ssesoters eS the a@s,..layss1 TAN
eeafest soEaergow nlxht WI be Ae,v,.aa
-. Marks Gasscapsl sA0reA saf IKE
United preSs,S seri&a church. Helsaw.tnr
ate sas twe teams
81 Nark's~R L. :. pAlsgips eaveasss.
! > hase. l. T tssssses. y'gftsess9efs Nsa
NXsS. Ma>sses tteNkeAsc. AEs. 11avts ssasts.
= A. weed Ssues.
Cal,es sreshstsgaAa-w W. rwss~
saptssss Rev a, u, Jeaessea. J. a.
s'atheArs. \, Jaanzsea. a. = NseAsrzos.
= klskgnty tsssea. T. W. DANES tss.a,s
AK. ssa2aisoe4 lsaaa.
IRE eatcTSasssnseaa. IS uzsai. Is erss
10 al
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now = rrusnsnen. German Care, MS Cola.

as Sg1Ey AVE. 81. ParI. MINI. March
9, lS'3~-Slx weeks aSe | suffered with
very severe csslsi aaS alEaest usASh2c to s:szsG.
Ny frsSssss ell advised Tsse 81 essass1s ply
slrls0 Nosseing Ghanssssisin'St ouzh Rsz.s-
guy a4iveFsiseSi in the -. iaul FtSss XessNar,
| pracurea \ iSessle sssd after taking II :
short While was enssrcly we'll. nov most
heartily rsSosanaend siis rvGsessy 10 any enc
sasssxsns vita cold. Wx kksI
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remedy for all stomach ard liver COM
plants IS Rtpans Tabules- One sabnie
gives relief, but in severe cases one
should be taken after each meal until
the trouble has disappeared.
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ADVERTISERS NOTICE.

Advertisers desiring display advertise
ments changed for the Sunday issue must
hand in copy by O'Clock Saturday TO In
sure change.
PoST-INTELLIGENCE CO.
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Advertisements under the head OF Lost.
Found, For Sale. For Rent. and Situations
Wanted VIII be inserted at the rate OF /
cent word each Insertion. Payment al
ways In advance. No advertisements re-
ceived for less than IS cents.
NOTfCE-The business office OF the
observation-disclosures Is open until IL .. m;
Sunday hours. a. IN. 20 D m. CLASH
tisn advertisements viii be received up 10
this time.
Advertisements will be received at
branch Offices OF the Post-inteiligencsr at:
TACOMA BUREAU--aiiS Pacinc avenue,
Thomas Sammens. Manager
FRT.AToW NSf.ND-French & Springer.
BELiINGHAM BAY BUREAU--New
Whatcann. corner Holly and Canoe streets.
Q. Ii. Culver, Manager
The following letters await advertisers
ut this ONCE;