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s0uAxlxs = sUsko CASE.

Inseressane stery ~ awinAllne Dehind
fAe Charge Assinss Phslbrsek.
The seuky behind she eharsAs that
n l. Grtndse has fsied against Detective
phiIbrick are decidedly tnteresing. and
hiring 90 light one more clear case Of
bunko that the law cannot touch Mr..
Grtndle Gays Philbrick called ham bnnko
-. Phslbrfck admsts this. and says
that he believes that any man who tries
TO square bsznko case b equally guilty
with Ehe persons who turn the trick.
This b the sto<y La . nutshell told by
phlbrtck:
Alexander Pairier. Frenchman from
Idaha who had = httse spare cash, fell
into the hands OF George and William
Holland. who desired to get his money.
Tho Hollands went TO A. H. Soper. who
rssns the Michigan restaurant. where all
three were boarding. and asked hizn to
help them turn . trick He refused to
hzae anything to do with such business.
and then they brought II q man named
VIII Allen, who u belie*ed TO be q
mother OF the Hollands
"Pairder was persuaded to purchase q
quarter interest In . patent, giving the
exclusive right to ssh In Washington.
He patd $50 and gave his note for sls5
or $780, Allen was supposed TO buy In
with him. but only gave q check. Pairier
pad his money under the belief that
chs patent had been issued but after he
got his receipt and had time 60 think
s. over he found that he had been given
receipt- Tor 81 and the paper he was
given showed that he had right II the
patent was issued. Well. Ii was not so
that tho poor fellow was swindIed He
tcld his troubles 10 Mr.. Soper and Soper
brought him to police headquarters. The
two Hollands were brought in, and On
examining into the case 1t was found that
the law could not reach the Hollands.
Alien had skipped the town While
Soper was trying to help Pairier out.
Grindle went to tm (Soper) and said
that II he would keep quiet, the Hol-
lands would pay their board bill. Soper
told me about IL and went to where
Grsndae worked and spoke Of him as q
bunao man.
Mr.. Soper verified what Detective Phil
brick said and Pairier added that AFTER
he was swindled he gave his last IS 10
a lawyer TO SEE what he could do with
his case. and that was the last he ever
heard OF 1t.
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~ people xnnk - besk. II - ranehr
90 xp<z5d pay ktfle nnro aetenx1on 20
tie gsading ot thelr b<zsxer ana other
prodnrta. sAy ne deasez. les Goods would
- At1ppna IN - this city fr0m OUTSIDE
d1mfxiutA Appfes arr often shipped In
70 III maxket ffum e1krnezA ard che
orp row Wi ccnfnfn arsf-ciAss STOCK. tut
~ deeper ron 50 Into the box he worse
they geG Il tho farmer hopes % cen
1As 0up ak N ADVANTAGES ne uuuss say
us0ws attention % Ito packing and 80
penx1ncA
oftsntizres the unsophfstscased farmer
VII recesve circular Letters from what
the firxt-clsss houses cab '.jlm-crow con-
cerB." soiicisinx the haadlfng of their
rrudksrt4 and when the returns ara made
they srs naturally Disappointed and are
apt 20 accuse al tlss houses Of being dis
honest Dealers clxim there ID naturally
considerable loss attending the running
81 . commission business On = large scale
and the farmers should NOT expect 100
large returns Tor chsfr produce ia times
such - these
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THE co-orkRArIvE BOX rACrosx.
Erection OF building Begun and Native
Woods 10 Sc Used.

Work on tho building OF the seas.,a
Box and Manufacturing Company. the
new cooperative concern lately incor-
r'orated. has been begun. and II viii he
ready for operation In about thirty DAYS.
The factory Is located en- Commercial
street. near Norman on the tide f,ass.
II ~ the intention OF the principal pro-
motors. George. Kisnst, w. J. Doucets
and Philip Saol. to turn out ell kinds of
sawed and veneered boxes and baskets.
Tbs factory viii start IN with flfteen
men, which Will be Increased as trade
demands. The lumber to be used viii
be mostly spruce and hardwood. Straw
berry boxes. butter crates ard eye~y-
thing in tfak line OF boxes viii be ,nan-
ufactured. and a bid made FOR the Coast
trade as well as local. Tire factory win
be very ocxnafese. AMI the usan run by
steam power. The company viii also
manufacture rs own light, and the pro-
prtetors have also obtained a leas. Of
the obi dry deck hotel for TIE use OF the
employees. THE Aopriegors believe there
Is large field for this character az
boxes. and hope 70 eusad Up q lucrative
business.
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COMMISSION MEN asp FARMERS
The Former Tell WHY the Hene Fro
aness Dsn.s GET the Preferences.

IEe FoSmeS tcft w nv ERe nome Ifo~
sness D.n.s &c, the Preferences.
The accusations that the commission
me "a aye merchants Of this rAty were not
honest IN their dealings with the farm
ers. made by O. E. AnyqssA o. Redmond.
IN a recent communication TO Tia POST
In,eaIESneer. In ssoasiy aeEssed by several
CT the leading merchants ard commission
men IN the city. who In Interviews win
a Post fnsailigeacer IMPORTER yesserSi =
gave as a reason for tire sshow1" that
some os them had a. szosIse s4nze sent some
goods 20 shzs city tsaar were not up to
requirements arsi h2sa 20 be sod at low
ngssres 1-asy say . few % the farmers
have an imaginary grievance and have
IN reality n<ea durzsi by some cheap cen
cerA
TIE facts Of tne Esasser are. she COM
.nassson zsse1 say. saa- rgsaSy f1-ners os
,ne state hare noF paks encuga attentive
10 esse raeksng % their rrcsencss. Bu.ssr
viii o<sssz ecxne sstc the market II crates.
with ne pats OF different Sizes and cfrea
* Ssrsrens ccloxs. Ira Feoaie Of this
city aaya hsxarne esssscasai 80 using arst-
class tzssta~ assss the packing and ag-
p~mrarce goes u kong way viii them Ia
former years. beEore -aai-va1ss and s.eana-
sfssrs annsAgsa sea sssssancs, ass. when che
town was make Up o. r~usp@oears and
~oe4- Shnrrew1 chat ksysei % batter wonk1
- nss1 ard xeasheA bot es thA prexene
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COUNTY rEAcHEns MEETING.
Free Text Books Diseased for
the Next Meetfur.

the Next Meeting.
The King County Teachers Association
met yesterday afternoon at the Central
school and listened to several interest
Ing papers and discussions the principal
one being on the old question OF Free
text books In public schools" Profs.
I. r. Rich and +. p. Stery favored the
idea. but o. Moore opposed it.
1t was decided to hold the next meet
ing at Columbia March g. Superinten-
dent OF County Schools J. M. Layhue.
Principal c. A. Taylor and Miss Mary
Mcintyre were chosen to act as the COM
mittee on programme. Professor TAYLOR
was delegated to select the two other
members of the committee Professor
+. ]. Browne was elected president. Mrs.
Gertrude Wheeler secretary and treas
urer. and Miss Pike. of Columbia, local
committeeman
Following Is the programme OF yester-
days proceedings:
Order In Public Schools
-....,.............-.......E Z. Teachror
Free Text Books in Our Public
schools ..............prin. w. w. Head
DISCUSSION ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Prin. Q. Moore. Prof /. p. Rich. Prof.
F. p. Story.
zone OF Our Patriots
..-............-.-......Pr in. F. ]. Browne
"A Talk ON Our County Institute"
County Superintendent ]. NJ. Layhue
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| Boys
| And
/ Girls


Prize In Unfverstty Inter-sociefy com-
pstsfson Given TO NJ. Poader.
The first infer-society oratoriaal contest
ever given at the state. university was
held IN the chapel hast Friday evening.
between representative frezn the three
literary socte<ies, and resulted in we'll
deserved victory for the Altheuonlan 80
ciefy through It's orator. John IL Ponder.
and the Normal society through its es-
sayizt. Aisa Rose Karr. Prof Catch. as
presiding officer. compszmeuss-d the soes-
eties on their efforts IN the lire OF liter
airy contests. and encouraged them to re-
newed efforts.
The evenings entertainment was begun
with . song. pieasingiy rendered by Miss
that OF Miss Rose Karr, entitled s'The
with illustrations to tho modern greed
for gold showing the existing necessity
for the cultivation Of the higher and
nobler traits Of character. The original
Intention was "a have . competing es-
sayist from each society. but the Normal
society alone was represented. The con-
test of oratdrical ability. on which the
CHIEF interest conferred. was then begun
by Mr.. H. c. Elhs. Of the Normal society.
his subjeo. being Indirect Education, ..
and Its effect In the formation OF LIES
governing habits. He showed by Illus
tTatjonS that the dastinias Of the ancient
Greeks we're often shaped by their an
cestors: that the influence OF the fore
fathers OF the Chinese was keeping that
nation In darkness. Indirectly Marco
Polo's expeditions and writings helped 70
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The city council of Ballard met as a
committee OF the whole Friday night to
consider Plans for constructing the water
works. Ex-Cfty Engineer s. X. Smith,
Of Ballard. o. f. Wegener ard Edwin
Hail Warner. Of Seattle, were present
and were invited to address the council
and Mr. Warner did 50. It vas disclosed
that no one bat resident OF the city
one year could hold Office. and IL any APP
pointment be made Mr.. Smith is the only
one qualified by residence. No appoint
n,ent was decided on. but the committee
formed itself into q construction CON-
mittee to build the water works. 1t was
decided to give the artesian we'll at the
foot OF Shashole avenue a thorough test
to ascertain IL the supply Is sufficient,
and II 1t proves satisfactory the work OF
construction viii begin at onca
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Caar.. an sab . omes..

Caurte an Subs.c Omces
The second trial Of james Murphy for
the murder Of Phil Dave has been set
Cor February Is.
In the superior court yesterday the Puy-
allup Loan and Trust Company sued Har-
mon r. Clark and wife on . promdssory
acres In section q. township 20. range 6.
Judgments We're signed in the superior
court yesterday In the following cases:
Thomas Flint ct al. vs.. James NJ. Fitz-
patr1cket al :. yesting In plaintiff title to
real property: city W. p. 8. Malcolm
ct ux.. saiS for def6nliauts for condemns
ton OF property.
A marriage license was issued yester-
day for Alfred Robb Bailey. OF Gilman,
and Martha YandelL Of Seattle.
Charles Iddtngs. Ed Lancaster and
Charles Petty were arraagned before
Judge Hmcs yesterday and each pleaded
not guilty to charge Of cutting on the
tail Of q horse.
In the case Of J. r. Thornton vs.. the
city or Ballard. Judge Osborn yesterday
signed an order directing . warrant for
Thornton's judgment to issue On the gen.
eral fund. The judgment amounts to
sscs. and was obtained May 2. 1854, but
the city authorities refused TO Issue the
proper warrant.
In the estate of Jessie A. Lloyd. de-
ceased, Judge Langley yesterday signed
an order directing W. w. Dearborn. adj
rufssstrator. to deliver TO George BEN
nett. for 500. all interest OF the estate
In contract with the Northern Pacific
railroad for the southwest quarter OF the
southeast quarter Of section 3, township
., range 5.
Orders confirming sale were signed in
the superior court yesterday in the fol-
Lowing cases: Abner II. Love vs.. Maria
Cradle ct al. lot I. block 5. McNaught's
Third addition. $50: Horatio Hathaway
vs. Elizabeth w. Sackman. block 3. Sack
mans Home addition: H. W. Higgins vs..
Patrick 0'Msara ct al. ieo acres In sec
ton 10. township ~. range 5. si.ss7.ss.
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TIE prospect q relief fron drastic Ca
go ..t4s.< cor persons troubled with coSsstz-
,s.fsx,., il poor indeed. True they act ugsen
go tn.vN.ls. bait this they do with vSo-
s..ns,r. ard their operation tends 10 wssasen
.he isrsessanes. art ~ rse5sssi-ai 60 the
s-s~,.,as~s, ucsfester's Ssonssca R.tters -
: !. s.gras>fuas laxative. sts< * r@3sAcr xrlpss
80 e. fe.ss,lss FNireaersrsoSs. = prcxssosss
sss.-ess sos, ami regular acszon OF TIE liver
- -. xtssrSys ff zs aa efficient barrier
-s~s,,~s Ard remedy sor szssaarsSz corn
,ssairsss ara rheumatism and ~ OF great
bessesis 20 tsse weak. Servosss Esd asesi- As
- s.sssSnnl sssnasssant & cannot BE sur
- fshvssesAns cordially recommend
e ara its professional inSicrsensert Is
essx,v torne cat hy IsogE1sar expeEsNzacsA-
Ar~S4sse ard sleep are tesA improved BY
-. awreezbse GnysSoTanx and asecra<sreA
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until ray. Try AGAIN.


wife Makes Another AZ.
sematto oafsisa Freedom.
s. - Reasailesi. oa3aunted st q failure
80 Neeks asa - obtain q. divorce from
|S = BssAa9sea. has tried again. At
|5s say of the former case. Judge
70 g ssfss the wife osst or cnars because
sshcarai reason assigned for de-
that the husband had cruelty
- en- living In - flge-ruoEn house
- 80 wanted seven yvSarax.
- 0'asssssasns tstes Yesterday charges
- e rroTiis ard eTssel and sniuman
! TIE husband. who Is BY trade
"a, sslses. Is aoss fireman 81 sass I4yuA.
\ 80 He cneliTset 60 answer. ard
WAS ssSness. II - reported.
taas BE his been called upon
|Ss.Et al his wsfo's relatives. ard
sse eSl-ien too much
-. asse we're married IA this city
- Il isSs and have enc shi,d
aged I
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= - 'or court yesterday cuuseD
sneo xor trsa1 - follows:
ssaxs Ham :
Davfd TavIor -. ,rsus. r~~,1- -
Fsbruary /.
Corz Muller - rra,s.-- ~s-u.- =.
voree: February {.
e. q. Powell ~. MIR xro~s>~ 60
sid: February Ii.
w. K. Harxffor - o. = -
Note ana lease; Februsry "a
State vs.. yaxnea Murus.v--xr,~n.. r,.A
xuary u.
-. 49,.
= sss
,s-..-.ss - =. = Sssxk = NIX
-.
go. -s-.-.-ss- :. - y. IN Has
49,. - -
T>s4-.'s..' - g : = = 4 MY H
- se s eps =.
-. :. = 49, : - NO. y -.
49, : -.
Zen z aA0cock ". 9. =. Bennsy-
=
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Queer way 20 Paw peh..

Mrs Nav Stewart swore out q warrans
n the municipal court yesterday morn
Ing for the arrest Of John Doe Kelly,
.szao syes m n cabin q. SuEtt.s cove.
Mrs SEewurs claims Kelly owes her
money for work as domestic, ard that
utssn Sire asked for part payment Kelly
struck her on the eye. Mrs. Stewart
was not injured seriously. ALTHOUGH, che
claims TO have been knocked down.
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nona Obtained BY Puget sound
Es nol 6ank-Trust Deed Filed.
suAncs Of N.E7s Judgment
- u the superior court Friday by
- Sound National bank against
- Evans and Edward Blewett,
Van de- yanter yesterday levied
~ following property:
Z ofnafds addition. east cne-hau lot 3,
- s eonznozly known Al the barrel
-
- 4 Blewett's addition. 81 lots.
1s : Hoyt's addition. 637 lots.
py 3 Hoyt's supplemental. II lots.
HNstts First addition to Kirkland. al
~ u the town Of kirkland. IS lots.
q penny's Park addition to North
tla hts and I. block 70.
lowe addition. lota and 8. block
r block a..
+, penny's First addition TO North
1ltls iot 9. block 90.
ayAari's plat. lot Z. block II.
a4sitsd one-half OF east one-half Of
Z In 3. township %. range S.
- iaiSmeut lien on the above prop
hzes from January 1. The judgment
INST Blewett personally and the
lpership. but not against Evans per-
\ Nv. As service on him could not be-
nlnel.
asst deed to Edward W. Andrews
- Edward ard Carrie Bieweit was
Y she AUDITORS ONCE yesterday.
property conveyed Is In the addi-
- of Denny & Hoyt- Evans & Blewett.
sew. Denny's Park and Biewe,ts
- % Kirkland: also undivided 5S-192
- e east halt OF section IS. township
I'D naxs ). also TIE equitable shares and
1ssst Of Edward Bicwett and the firm
kssns & Blewett La all moneys due
2 escoue due from the purchasers OF
e q Of lots. whether among those
ssfs asseribed or not. on demand after
1sar.
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IN, saloon s.rnwi~r. cenviclea.

william and Mtchael Fssha and Joseph
Bulah. who were arrested last Sunday
afternoon as being participants IN the
frees or-asi fight in the Columbus sa-
iScn on washington street, were convict
ed In the municipal court Friday after
neon. La eanh case a motion for arrest
81 Judgment was given. Michael Quoga.
the bartender OF the saicen. was acszuas-
TED. she eviaaace failing 80 show that be
as>sesa otherwise than a. . peace gre
server.
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WAITING FOR THE wITNEssEs.
DIR. stewArt's Case Delayed Untti His
Patient Has Recovered.

The case OF DR.. J. G. Stewart, OF 1911
Front street, accused OF talking TO report
To the health office a case OF scarlet fever.
was continued yesterday by Judge Gaas-
cow until March IA. when II Is exrected
that the people who are now confined
Ia the house where the disease exists
Will be able to appear In court DR.. Stew
art was very anxious 10 have the case
tried at once and his attorney claims
that he has rot been a practising physs-
clan for some time and that the case
vas not his
Through recent amendments to the CITY
ordnance regarding ccrssagsons disease
not only physicians hut hoasehosiers are
liable 10 prosecution for failure TO re-
port. not only the diseases mentioned
Yesterday morning. but alsp measles.
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p1ens0a = ux.-Ts.asrsip< 1rsn ,uss,c,
Knapp Burreaf 4 CO. n. r.v~ rvpx-
=. szcriut froa 5nstass epurt
osson- y ifsDn HazSzwnzD Cunu.uv -.
ofsan o'Brs1n - ai.-zranscs1pk from
1ustice court. mn. $40
sonn 0anooE. r.. ~ W1l1hm 81. f.
scn-FsuEnasso<y nosss. e1n-so: aefanl.
and J0dEznens.
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nor THE COURTS.
= Decision on the Al,
nchment Law.
n.,LsEu Tries AoAlN.


~ The case ~ tn GOSH
'..l ~ 10 AZ Al. Tutfisl1 ~ Al.
- ,rsr< fsss affirmed the de-
q -. s.,rertor court. confirming
=. q .tt.rh fhe property Of nom
j.! -. u - - .s-,~,t r,reysous eerv1ce.
[!.E.. ess<-aor, Tia supreme court r.
lz..@s. - ..,,t vys<s . contest between
-. -. <.p,,ssors OF Tutfiah ct eli.
gl.sse.s. q she auuascaxion OF <he
~ - 3. -, ,r,..s rrcrer4y. The bower
!z!....-. t,at wAalmau. Peek q Co.
- $500. I ,saa lecnary appsied to the
-. ~. : ...,.,r4 "a tssus ne writ, winch,
~ '.s,s,r,<,pn n, t1ss case, was then
= a -. han1ss OF ne shsrin for
|[< =. tne am che sheriff 3ev1ed
n: .,-..~tv sra fsne next dap served
Z..z - The aowesr cosrrt also found
- 10 fi,e, Gosh Murray COM
1901 ifs action by 4a,e service
( .....-.-.r,. ard on August u pro-
"a I'd -. - Attachment. which was
p! s.... $500 NV the sheriff upon fha
sd. s.s,,.rsv taken by' him under tn
-. rs.rk a CO. writ
% -. - ,,o,,rt decfdsx1 that On IA
Z "a $ ..-.c-a,v &a,s<re wu. no d.fEicultv
5.:. q 1890 -, r,~aefice AZ. hut savs
I'D - -. .e.syna 4, r&n,,fre can
- 8 !, ,.stI nave Che &frert "a
~. -. .&sae1,rr.ans xa~ On an
-. -. 1890. ,-.r,r., 20 fo..,a
.sza.-1 - - 1920 n ~. etste r.
II !:.s sss-- 80. &. -. s,,,a~4sctt<xn a.
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pss Not vsss rii ~. Car -,e...a.

Dst Not wass TIL sn~ Car -tapn.I.
Fred J. Fsnnsgan. nfer In Jameson q
Dsxon's shangse Mill yesterday afternoon
attempted 30 board the West Street cleo
t~ic car between STOPPING places on Bal
hard avenue. IL Ballard The car sss--sxx
hsrn- knocked him down and rolled him In
the nssst. HIS pantasssns we're torn and
has kneeezp was badly csst. Mr. E.nue-
gan proposes % sse Tor Damages.
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DOCTOR SWEANY
5as Trent -. sssstis. WISH
uaien BlesIh

This learned specialist ven knexs - -
Pasinc Coast, guarantees psomts ~ pee1oo
FREE TREATMENT s sss. g Z ss .,s sa :. !:
fOGNG MEN .. :s - : ..s..:s s.'l . -
rimpIss. bashfninssa, ayessfea - sodeeEs 80
psdnss, dsspcndency. loes q eesexy. s1o4m
s msnsses sas uss sss !.
ron knov the csuse Get vsil as1 = n1A
MIDDLE MN y. s,s $ 800 ~ s
urisss.os ssa ssdinsns 4 ssiss, i1psssS1y =
~. ssn. 2. i assy ~
decay. Nany die Of th;s d1f1 sultys 1Unno1n40
TIE cssss, which 10 ths seeona ste9o & een1151
character treated vita uniaiilns suesoss.
ppIEiTr D.sssses-ssiset, 0oaesrhna. y1nanp
iusaib nations. Disehssgss sssses1ee1s No.
s ss r aI, ossss gl.'. .Ierr
pain and dsssutton FROM business.
riTipnH-whteh poisors TIE bssesA, s1oQaoA
eaiahiab ana Iuass .sd rases IL - -
Blsdase anA I'll eeussisusioaal cd 01o6GSf
troubles. slso kuptzrs. Fiies, DtseoIa -
far 10 advance Of any cthss issfitsstoa 9 -
BLOOD and SKIN De Disease; sesss. sses II.
Tstn.s, Tanov. Issssf. 10ssna cd slSSI
IsavIar sss sTsssa = ssssaG - -
hsAsthlnl ssate =
IiI1IEs-Ii yes sss s.sgiss fre. pssu4lnss
szassr:A ass = me-. i.ssss..ss.
piaessnsus 81 IL We9b, o. eny 49, 1ScSSS,
ing st.nsnh poeuiias - youS -, yoa 6Hog,7l
sonsais y: s.sssy vtssoss $3.50. nss1
uufTp Yonr ssouhd.a II lsvfns a~.v 49, -
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DIR. pAxarS IN TOWN

Ono Of The well-ixnpwn Drs. Darran OF
Tacoma. as stopping IN this city al me
Stevens, room II. wAere the aiiiicuea OF
this vicinity can consult him Tor to<iay
and tomorrow only. Those desiring TO
see him shoulH not lose the opportunity
70 cal1 on hEsn az once.
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~. rnrer.i OF Nisas n,1erap.

aecrs,. Ssar Lodge. X Of p. az whass
- sase Nsess dtJovgp was = snerasser.
-, : committee % ATTEND his funeral af
er~a,assy. ard at the rsseszng hast nsgfs
sn..sra rvsosgsscas Of coEsoleazce with
- family.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-02-03

Druesy nav be REGARDED somewhat In the
atrrhf az a Zee paid for n c1ean bill OF
fesalth- TO the sick they are the door 20
the house ct recovery. There shouldn't pc
door. Ii the drugs composing o prescssp-
ton are impure or are not UP to par In
rsoir,t Of freshness. the n1e<f<ssre rs either
rsrstfiyeiy Injurious or else imperative.
r., cases of sickness nn6 10 benefit the
r,as.serYf il to do mischief Give yourself.
a. ii were. q good substitute for a psad-
ffy insurance policy Of recovery. py hav-
liable drug store. Pure. fresh, efficac1ous.
Describes all our medicines exactly and
fness words describe just as exactly the
rnedscAres you want to get. We give spe-
ss,aI attention TO this department.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-02-03
A Thing - Beauty

Is Joy forever, and what is more beau
ttful than gopd teeth? The besst place to
have your teeth attended to rs at DIR. A.
E. Sexltun's. room 20i. Nsw York block,
corner Second and Cslerry.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-02-03
.RUN.DOWN,r

" tired out y woman
who complains Of
backachc, headache,
loss Of appetite, ex.
IRENE lassitude and
that " don't care ["
feeling is pretty sure
to be suffering from
"Femalc Weakness, -
some irregularity or
arrangement of the
special functions of
womanhood. Very
often womb troubles
set TIE nerves wild
with alright and as q
~.cs.f< tt.a xx-rsx~.a-x cuf
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-02-03

II VIII gay yua ., ses CTR prices on
rrssHHsce hsesose pssrsssaszsag- Bsawets &
krxssh. Arssrgskn dock
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!. Afraid H woaidn's.

sT would die for your insisted The rich
Old suitor.
"Oh, it's very easy to PROMISE rcJoln-
ed the maiden ekeptacaiay.