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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-07-17


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NOTICE no CONTRACTORS.

PROPOSALS FOR SUPPLIES FOR TIE
Navy Yars. Mare lslsRd. CaA JAY
--
Sealed proposals. irdorsei Proposals ier
supplies sor TIE Navy Yard. Mare Isl
ard SxE. 20 &c cgzeness August !. 4s.NN
MI ~ received at The R1TSsU q Ssktts
ard Accounts Navy Department. Nasa-
inEsoa, =. 4. GnaA = uSsocN. no<a1l, 49,
gust |. fS%. ara pan2tcly opened INN .sa-
aseiy thereafter. % furnish. AZ tae hANs
yard Mare Island Cal. quantity .
brushes cement 3ampwgck. hAtaafiNN.
Tcein bronze sheet lead. ln<c- SSPs'ess
bar iroa. solder. ssab xirc. sheet EFah;
packing paints. &leahol. white ieal- ~
lead wnIte xsnc. brown zsnS -
h-scafinS grease. ralsoS. isITpea-
tine varniSn va<eiine. hnsecc ca
ness,s-eact OIL brass pipe. gauge
glasses. pipe fittings. tools Esycsr1,,es 4sss.-
her Salt pork candles. beans. syrup ~
BARS. hardware. Gry goods. stoves - u
er. steel copper pipe. cars ard Sas @nia.s a.
supply - coal coke caarcoSt aud crads
oil FOR burning also the annual saSssetS =
coal for the naval station. FageA Ss. s
Washington. and the naval hospital 49,
Island. Cal The articles must eo1st,ss- -. -
4, she navy standard and FsssS tn~ NS.N Ns
naval snsrectSen. Blank proposals WI
Ne furnished anon application = sae h-.Ss
pay ofTfce. san krancGseo. SAAs % -
navy yard Mare Island. Cah tse avs.
all other things being equal dsss..s1 -
lot. The department reserves She IAAtt
"a waive aafecsS or 20 reject any 81 81
BIDS not deemed advant asseSIS % s1s S9N-
s~n-,as,t EloWfN STEM ART.
PayrnaStsr General. l. > y.
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STRAITS STEAMSHIP COMPANY
sTRs. GARLAND AND EvANGEr.

Seattle and Townsend-Neah Hay roasa
Steamer Garland leaves Yesier dock Was.
GAYS. Wednesdays and Fridays a
Durgeness. Port Angeles. Pert Crescers
gettysburg. Pysht. Clsliarn Bay ana NoS
Bay: returning. arrives at Seattle IA
m on opposite days. Steamer Eyansi
leaves Yssier dock for Port Angeles ~
Victoria. Mondays. Wednesdays and ~.
day at $50 .. m: arrives Seattle alsGA
rate days 80 p. w
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TIME earn IN rvrrcr IAN

North bouni--Leaves Seattle /
saves Port Townsend q. m. leaves m.
cav Harbor 1870 a. m. leaves Roche Hs,
Dor u as .. H.: arrives A. New wAatson
$50 n. m
south bound-Leaves New wha.com :
RI. leaves Roche Harder 10 q. m. havss
FRIDAY Harbor II a. m. leaves posf
-ownsed y. m: arrives At Seattle ~
=. n
r. Thompson. manzgsr-owner. Ixrx.
Bogardus a Co. agents. City deck
Telephone. Main 81.
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Ths public 10 hsrssy warned not 20 pay
any money 10 parties rspressnstng 10 be
oxenfs az The featsfs poss-srfsiEgsncer.
except the following, who are ire only
1nteslsxeneer, VIZ: r. A. Mcclellan. j. /
Hawsey ard e. n. Peck Tbs does not
apply 10 resident agents a, this paper Who
ere located ia various cities ard towns ~
eke Northwest nor 70 Yosfm&sssrs. who
- IN all cases authorized % take sub
sesipftons fer the Dsifv Sunday sfd
Weekly Pcxs-fnfesliger~ess City cn11ec-
tors j. A. CashrArf n. r Hawiey. w.
u Hsnna ana " 81 Fvfng
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DEATH. AND FUNERALS.

EA<Kzx--The funeral % john Rankin
sill be heId this morning =. o cock.
~ "a t-hszrcn o. he facres Heart
ARMSTRONG; funeral % Airs. Annie
Armstrong axi5s BE 8eis fo1zT 81 8. NJ
Al psnney e. sse.zrts chApel
JOHNSON fGnsral Of John Johnson
u1i. - held This afternoon nj o'e5ock
at Butferw0rth q Sons paysofs Intef-
usent AZ Mount Pleasant GesxssseFJ.
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FOR THE GOLD FIELDS OF THE
YUKON RIVER. ALASKA.

The steamer PORTLAND viii leave g.
atfIe on or about June = and August Il
for 81. Micaaels. connecting with tAs
steamer z. Il. Weare for Circle City and
Fort Cudahy. and stopping az all mining
camps on the river.
This IL the only route 20 the Yuknn
mines By which the dangers and hardshsps
can be avoided. Passengers take steam
ers at Seattle and are landed directly q.
the mines For rates. etc, apply 70
NORTH AMERICAN TRANSITIONAL
TON AND TRADING CO.. SchwabacA-
er's Wharf. Seattle. Wash.
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SAN JUAN ISLANDS
STEAMER Ly

STEAMER LYDIA THOMPSON.
Carrying United States mail. lezves fstv
Gock foot az Main streeg. McndAy Ma
-esday and Friday at A. IN. sor Par,
sTownsend, san Juan Islands acd NJ
Whascon- Returning. leaves New WA.
com Tuesday. Thursday srd SATURDAY. q
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In orzser 70 secure crrr<cr lzs<r1son -
shou.f - les a TIE bssi14ss crscfs =
ffls paper. 80 ckxrxs u a4cs fSr s7en
fssrs-as r~..~~s r~sosr<s1rs 90 4h~~ So
"a srlr.-rsr.r~rr~rrts rfu - ~tsrxsc a. -
rrss e. n ~s~fs -~r isss e4~k f-s~r-soc
pr~-.r~-vff.TfsFr-sfF .
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Between Tacoma ard Victoria b C.
s.ooam Lvl Nj. sTacom. :. ITO Ar lslSan
i0:r5amlL vi IS -. Seattle 49,. Sc Ar sSoAn
i s0pmlL vi TslPt. Townsend 3slArIu.uoa
4:sapTn AT ilol. Victoria ~ MLyl tina
sDaiiy except Monday.
This steamer furnishes frst-ciass accom-.
rotations. carrying both fre.gh, ard pAk
sergers, and leaves from Yesler wharf
Seattle.
For rates. ETC.. inquire ~
G. r. Tff0RNDyKE
Yesler wharf. SeattsA
l. A. NADEAu.
General Agen. y. p. r. r. SsattlA
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PACIFIC COAST STEAMSHIP co.

Steamers leave Seattle
For San Francisco va Port Townxend
and Victoria. H. c.: Walla walia. 4. ~
July I. le. 81. August IS. %: Tmatilla "a
m, July 6. p, August ). 20. City Of fa-
ehla. a. m. July II. 2s. August 10. =.
Passengers received on board At = q
For Alaska: city OF Topeka. a. m. yuy
i. IS. 81. August Is. 90. Queen. a. m, Jul
s. q, August 8.
J.F. TRowBRTDGE. r. 8. surt,
Ocean dock. SeettIA
GoODArsI.. PERKINS & CO..
General Agents. San FRANCESCA
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OLYMPIA. TACOMA AND SEArrsr
ROUTE
8. Wiley Navigation Cas- ssean~
MLLT\0MAH
DAILY THE CARD.
Leave. Arrive
OLYMPIA at. SO n n Tacoma at. s.n.-
Tacoma at..-lo1o n Seattle al .lz-N =
Seattle Al - 100 y m Tacoma at tG~
TACOMA at $50 2 n olyrnpta az. 5-1s.
CITY OF ABERDEEN
Daily except SaE0zy.
Leave Arrive.
Seattle ... ID a n Tacoma 49,. $40
tacoma .le.oo a m olympia 49,. lsSes
OLYMPIA -. 30 = n Tacoma 49,. 20
Tacoma -. SD z n Seattle ...... 80.
Fare between Seattle ard Tasoms
cents Landing al Seattle City eock. -
OF Main street.
LILLY. B0fTARDTS e. CO. Arenss
City cock. Telephone. Man =
Can't. L. Wiley. Manager.
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ALA 5 * A.
Pacific Coast Sea fieffr C0upany'e

ALA * A.
Pacific Coast Sea mship Companys
STEAMER AL-kf,
All newly rea9fea new upper de1k cav
inE, and new and commodlous secorisctass
passenger accommodations, viii safi ffsn
Seattle. July I'd al a. M. calling as
MARY ISLAND.
KETCHIkAN. WKASGfsE.
JUNEAU. DOUGLAS ISLAND
AND rHITEAT.
Fare 20 Wrangle: Cabin. "; seeon1
class. $50
Fare 20 Juneau: Cabin. $40; seeoha
class. s..
]. F. TROwBRTDGE.
Puget Sound superintendent
Seattle office. Ocean dock. foos Aa'A
street Telephone. Main ~. -.
Goodall. Perkins & Co. general agcnss
san Francisco.
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rallv. a. - p n. exceps SAtar1ax q.
Everett and way ports, Ealng ,hro,.-z
Ss.rsay. Tuesday and THURSDAY "a 50
hc-.sSh r.ver points. connec<5uS yxifs :
Wiley Navigation Co. fer Tacoma =. =
Olympia
CITY Dock steamers for al POINTS A, a.
Sound Open al night. Telephone ~
s.. 5. q. YERkES. Marars~
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BANKS.
DEXTER HORTON & CO.. BANKERS.

DEXTER HORTON 6 CO.. BANKERS.
Incorporated 1887.
Capital .......--...'............. ZOO
Surplus .....-... ...;.., Issn 10000
VICE President......., w, u. Ladd.
sigh. exchange ard teiegrephic trans
fers on New York. Chicago. ST. Paul. San
Francisco: PSrii isis end various points IA
sighf bills Of exchange on London avail
able elsewhere IN Europe.
Collections made at al! points on favor
bonds. stocks and other valuah,es re-
oslved on deposis for safe Keeping.
PEOPLES SAVINGS BANK.
Occidental block. Seattle. WASH
11otFFiicERs AND TRUSTEE '0"0
Arthur A. Denny vice President
John Lsary go; Second Vice President
Frank I BiodEstt ..s... ASSISTANT tart cashler
sgmund schwabachsr. John Collins.
Z. C. Nsufeider. ). I. GreenleaE
Transacts . savings bank business ex-
Deposits received from 81 10 s,o.ep
Interest allowed per annum: SIX De.
cent on term deposits: per cent. on or
binary deposits.
dividends declared last e-ys o, Nav ara
November. Loans made on real estate or
approved coha'erais only.
OF SEATTLE.
Capital stock paid in......... $4,000
Surplus ...........,....-. $500. i5o.so
Jacob rurth ................ prss,s.,.
E. c. NeufeIaer ............ Vice Presidsns
H. V. AhSeHS .s''.....'..-........-. Cashier
DIRECTORS:
i Sr. ss1,s..s issss 1I aiss.
csrrespondsaca In all the PRINCIPAL cs,,..
IN the United States ard Europe
THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK or
sala-ap eap1tAi .sl5oooe
Ssp4~S '''..'.'--.'.--'. ......Slso0oo
J. II. pres,s.,.
Maurice MeMieksr.. Vice President
osnsral barking business, '; -. Cashier
Sight and teieg-aphic exchange payabi.
In al the principal cities of he
United States and Europe
BANK or BRITISH COLUMBIA
Fald-u3 capital. ss.00.ooo. reserve saa
oo. Head ONCE. % Lombard street.. fon-
dee; branches. Portland. san Francisco.
sIsr. Sanzsrno. kamlScps. %sIson 49,
eouFer. n. g A general banking ana 81
snaass bIsiaess .Hanzacted. Loans MATS
LIS oiseo1nted Commercial crsd1fa
granted Deposits received On cQrrsns a..
count subject 10 check
r LEA BARNES. Manager
NATIONAL BANK OF COMMERCE
PAid-uD capitai .-.................... sos. 900
Trarxacta a general banking b,ss,
- - 1AAAFa ---s.-*.s--@...-*%... President
q = nsnrS .-..--~......-...Etcs President
* X Spencer ..-.................. Czshis,
SAFETY Deposit Boxes for Rent
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sTEAMERa
VICTORIA ROUTE.
sTEAMEP RosAIrY
zlnhsloo ooes. leaves for Vfcsors. "a
s~sxk lSNhs%Ed daily. eIcep. Szterxsax a.
- ~ a. q se.Erning leaves gsrfer3. =,
:. sasssrsr Idaho leaves for port
$50 ana Eay Eoints daily. sxe.o,
= M. returning. direct. fsa.~. pe-,
1oSnasSa 81 .. NJ 'Phors. PIKE a.
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RaRE OPPORTUNITY . oSe-es - Par
ties hayt1r s-.1 G7oc1-s 81 -fo1ey 20
srvest > gpr q Eooc. sass srvesr-ert :,
q -zrrz<x rt<rsrx cszs-r<ss he-> Eeks-g
a-x. p-o11. a-o1rts taken frorr ~ -
Fer particulars Apply q; = Ba1ey
hz-ieznx
ToR eAr.E-St3ck r. cre - ~. best
wholesale manufacturing ctants n SEAT
fie. a. q szcrf~cs. re1 - leave Seat
tie or acrour* ~ health. Address I'M
raefsrely Wholesale. care P0st-l1teiH-
gsrce- cCSce
FOR sALE-Pawrh-oser ar1 fcsn Office.
ccs5E good ssGz<lne<ss stock OF watches.
teves-v ard Pledges. owner sells sc-
CONT % osner hUsfrssS. VIII sell for
cash Or trade <or property. b. 3. Post
Intesilgercer-
FOR SAIE-A stock - goods. sest locs-
tor u the city part ezsa tsllverf. par
exE5zEze, want : acre1. improved. near
The city Address p o Box 81
FOR SALE Established isxery stable;
good business. owner sells or accom-. %
lE-asaith- A13reSs Livery. Poxt-Inrent-
geEeev.
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STEAMERS
wEENTY TINE cam.

WEEKLY TIME cam
STEAMER CITY or cHANPAf.v
SkaGis Rsvsr Ecute
Leaves Tuesday. Jssw "A :.
a. m. THURSDAY. 5uly Is. az y rosr, = :.
4frsav. July - at y noon. Leaves MI ~ ~.
r,ra-~IS- sszlesssay. jay IS At D - -
cav Jasy H.. ~ 5 ~ n. SGnflav Jrs-. Z. e
Al ,. m CAiaag AZ Sganwoozs ~ So =
cry. Mount Vernon and Avon ir~ssxxs
going SeatA Sunday sci nc-6 Tnssss, n
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PORT ORCHARD AND PORT WAnd'
INGTON ROUTE.
STEAMER MARY F. PERLEL
Leaves Harrfngfon's wharf. foot of Wesns
sngton street. For South Beach. kyiyes.
Gros~. ~. White. Rremer.on. Lnt@
States Dry Dock Charleston. sldEeys
Tracyton. Chico. Sliverdaie. az 5.3a p -
saturday. $50 p. m Sunday. .. m. -
turning. leaves si!versale a. 6;B = -
Telephone. Black CT.
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THE VANCOUVER ROUTE

THE VANCOUVER ROUTE
STEAMER UTOPIA
Leaves Tacoma. 4 noon. Seattle. IsslG
wharf s .. m. Mondays and Thurs1Ay
for Port Townsend. Anscorles. Fairnasss.
New W ateon. Blaine and Friday 49,
scr. ard Vancouver, arriving Saneous9
,. N. following day
Fare to Blaine. s.. fare 70 yancouyess
o. Fer further Information apply 70 -
er wa&rf.
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ron sALE-REAL ESTATE

YOR sALE-REAL ESTATE.
TOR SAI<E-Flne ranch % 80 acres On
r1iiruad nffeea miles from Seattle. 80
acres cleared and under cultivation.
srxt-clzss horse 81 eight rooms. good
barn and cu-basldings. this is the finest
farming land ia Nasnsngron. and VIII oe
ses1 c5@ap, owner II going East, and
must sell Immediately. Address o. II.
W. Post-Inteiiizeneer
FOR sALE-A -. esxr.n. near Pike street.
WITH house Of ten rooms: all modern i'm
provemerIs. viii be sold for a very
small cash payment. this IS great
chance for some one - get an elegant
home for small r,oney. Address Resi-
cence. PosE-Inteihgencer.
FORCED SALH-Slx water front lots on
Third street car barn. also eleven de-
ssrao3e residence lots. two blocks east
from the lake must De said John +.
DorT & Co. room A Bailey bEil3Ing-
LOGGED OFF LANDS IN Mason ard
Thurston counties: excellent fruit lard:
easily cleared and nicely situated for
farms: favorable terms Tacoma NH
Company. Tacoma. Wash.
FOR SALE-Cholce city and farm prop
erry. John p. Dorr q CO.. room A
Bailey building.
mist go az any price. Call ia Dexter
FOR sALE-Reai estate and mining prop
erty. George Dorffei. lis Halter block.
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KRusE AND MADISON LINE
STEAM SCHOONER LARME

VIII ail from San Francisco July u cas
ryiHg freight a. 81 per ten. connsctiae
Seattle 20. al points. -.
Arlington dock. Telephone. Fks =
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Advertisers desiring display advertise
Uents changed for tire Sunday issue must
hand ~ cory BY o'clock Saturday 70 In
sure change.
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Sight exchange and tslegrephic trans
fers on New York. Chicago. ST. Paul, San
Francisco Portland and various points ia
Oregon ard British Coiubmia.
sgnt bills Of exchange on London avail
abte elsewhere In Europe.
able terms.
Bonds. stocks and other valuah.es re-
essved on deposit for safe Keeping.
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GAGE.G WOODEN MILLS. SO FIRST ave-
xuA bsAzkssa WScssns AL HA2s<sa
We cal xsSSet&t sttSettas - eur ts1ser-
4xx erp&Fxrueas &c. stole. c. eaAEty e
sesss aEs- gg.cess cza 49, ee s9@A.es =
tee city.
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PUGET SOUND a ALASKA STEAw
SHIP COMPANY.
VICTORIA ROUTE.

STEAMSHIP CITY OF KINGSTON
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HOOD CANAL ROUTE
u. =. MAIL
STEAMER DELTA ..~~.
Leaves Caibrai1h dock, foot 81 NAshas
ton street. Tuesdays Thursdays aae -
ur1ays, al o clock a. Ia, for kl ksssfS
Port GAMBLE. S9aoecks Erlnron. 100
Dewafta. LiIliwaup Falls Hocdsgofs
rnton CITY. Return aiteSuats eayA
d TROUTMAS. has.ss'
Telephone. Rsd 81.
PORT ORCHARD AND PORT WAsr
ISGTO% ROUTE.
STEAMER A r. ROBINSON
Carrying L. = Nal. ..1a
On Per. Orchard and Port Hass'n!xs.aass
route. leaves City dock. foot or 49,
street. $50 a. "a. calling a. soasn e.
Burcneil Brick Yard. Erefrsri q. -
Navy Yard, Sidney. CHARLESTON. Irag~S7
Chico. sliverdAle. Leaves Port Drrssasss9S
navy statlon az ? p. m. arriFss III.
al o.. m Z. y. Robinson. m2sssf. ~
Boga-6us & Co. agsntA 1elsD1oa%
a..
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1896-11-23

drill the necessary holes. set fourteen
cartridges and blow up $50 cubic yards
of solid rock in less than an kour and
half. Many lives were sacrificed by pre-
mature explosions, until the contractors
found cartridges which could be relied
upon to ignite under water. Dredges
were in constant danger of passing cart
ridges which had not exploded. AT Suez
roo of these unexploded cartridges were
found in the canal after it was opened.
How many are at the bottom of the
Danube, and likely to go off at any mo-
ment, is not yet known.
It was only after many experiments
that a separate igniter was employed for
each cartridge There were twelve ig-
niters to one drill ship. After the holes
had been made in the rocks by the drills,
they were filled with dynamite cart
ridges. The drill ship then would move
away to 4 safe distance, carrying cleo
trio wires connected with the cart
ridges At the closing Of the current in
the electrical igniting device all the
cartridges exploded simultaneously.
In some cases giant cartridges contain
ing from 1900 pounds, 1000 pounds,
even 1900 pounds of dynamite, were ex-
ploded, but in general, and especially in
blasting under water, small cartridges
were used to get debris which could be
easily removed by the dredges. After
this debris was brought to the surface
it was used for constructing dams nee
essary for the formation of the canals
New York Press.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1896-11-23
boobies THANKSGIVING.

"What am thankful for?' said Bob, as he
sat down to dine
'I'm glad I'm me for one thing, and that
what / have is mine;
I'm glad my dads my daddy, and I'm glad
that ma is ma,
And that my little brothers are just who
and what they are
I'm glad / live in this old house where
was born and bred,
I'm glad my hair is curly, and don't care
if It's red;
1t serves it's purpose just as we'll as 'twould
if it were pink
Or green or yellow, blue or gray, or black
as Popsy's ink.
I'm glad that Johns our hired man; that
Norah is the maid
That Bridget does the cooking, though
sometimes she makes me 'fraid
By telling me queer stories bout that busy
body Jake,
Who fell into the batter-bowl and got
cooked in the cake.
"I'm glad that turkeys turkey, and that
pie is simply pie
/ see two lovely mince ones from the cor
ner of my eye
I'm glad today's Thanksgiving, and there s
plenty here to eat,
With some to spare for some poor boy who 8
waiting in the street.
''In fact, I'm thankful as can be, more than
ia hope to say
If / kept on a-talking for the balance of
the day,
Because things are just as they are, and
not single jot,
No, not the slightest little bit, like what
they're really not"
John Kendrick in Harper's Young People.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1896-11-23
Diving PeOpLe.

1t is rather an odd circumstance, as
showing one of the many differences be-
tween the two sexes, that when Il rich
man dies he generally leaves all of his
property in one, two or three Jumps with
out detailing tri1es, whereas when rich
woman dies she will split all her prop
erty into one, two or three Jumps, rs the
case may be- but will invariably leave a
number of small legacies, and particu-
larly will she make requests of all man
ner of trinkets- jewels, fans, laces and
gems-to people whom she has liked in
life It is mark of the same difference
between the sexes which makes hus-
band forget all the dates of the chill
dren's births, the date when he first saw
his wife, their wedding and other ami
versaries and which makes his wife re-
member them.-San francisco Call.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1896-11-23
SUFFERING SISTERS.
Curious Coincidence.
, n,.orn Az Ernress. Aurorn. IZl.

From the Express. Aurora. III
1.-TWO years ago. said Mrs. Harry
Rhodes, whose home is at Nc. Black
hawk street, Aurora, Kane County, ILL.,,
my life was one of misery because of
rheumatic affections which the most skill
ed physicians of this city were powerless
to cure. My Affections were of a sclatic
nature, which affected not only my hips
but both legs and feet to such a degree
that | did not dare to step upon the
ground for fear of bringing on the most
excruciating pains.
t"The seypral physicians to whom / ap-
piled we're powerless to aid me, and |
was in very respondent condition and
almost without hope, when one day |
noticed testimonial in one of our daily
papers from q woman who had been
cured of rheumatism by DR.. Williams
Pink Pills for Pale People. Sanders &
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purchase a box Of the pills, which he
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for me. / might almost say that the hrst
half dozen produced very noticeable eff
feet, for that night obtained sleep with
out the aid of opiates, and with the Sec
ond day the pains grew less and less UNI
til they departed altogether, never to re-
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My sister. Mrs. Bert Scott, whose
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