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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-08-20

Home and Colonial Mail.
There is an outcry in America and on
the European continent against coffee
drunkenness which Is said TO be one OF
the latest dangers. A New York doctor.
who has made special study OF the sub
ject say his observation has shown be-
yond question that chronic coffee poison
ing is much more common than Is gener-
ally supposed: THE symptoms are usually
COMPOUNDED with alcoholic disturbance,
because coffee dyspepsia bears a striking
resemblance 10 alcoholic dyspepsia. There
is the same disgust for food, morning ex-
pectorations OF mucus, and marked ano-
rexia- This disgust for food increases in
severe cases. until the patient can only
take coffee. or bread soaked In coffee.
Nausea follows. and many OF the other HIS
that flesh Is heir to. Concerning the same
evil, DIR. Mendil. of Berlin, has published
a clinical study which Is the most thor
ough yet made. as he had community OF
coffee drinkers under his constant obser-
vation--the workingwomen in and about
Essen. He found many of these women
consume over a pound of coffee a week.
The leading symptoms of the Ills that
afflicted them We're profound depression
Of spirits and frequent headaches. with
insomnia. strong dose OF coffee would
relieve them for a time, when the all
ment would return. The muscles became
weak and trembling. and the hands tremb-
led when at rest. The victims suffered 50
seriously that they dared not abandon the
drinking of coffee for fear of death"
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-08-20
A DELEGATE TOUCHED"
But His Watch Was Hanging on An
other Mans Coat Tail.

A curious incident occurred at the Re-
publican convention at 1910 o'clock last
evening Sergt. Templeton was standing
near the door when a barehesded and ex-
cited delegate came TO him and said: I've
been touched. Some one In that crowd
picked my pocket and stole my watch and
chain / felt II go and when I reached my
hand TO my pocket II was gone" AZ the
same time he pointed 20 a group OF spec
tators who were standing up near the deli
egates' chairs in the northwest corner Of
the hall.
A moment later boy came TO Temple
ton and said: There's man moving
about in the hall with a watch and chain
attached 10 hts coat tails"
AZ the request OF the officer the man 50
singuEarly adorned was pointed out and
the watch recovered and restored to its
owner IN passing through the crowd the
watch chain caught on one OF the buttons
on the rear OF the coat and the move
suents % the watch owner caused the
watch and chain 70 become unfastened
and the result WIS the temporary loss Of
the rig. The names OF the owner Of the
watch and the unconscious thief VINO un-
intentionally stole are unknown 70 the
efBcer.
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Everett Republican, Primaries.

Everett. Aug. s.-Specisl.-The pri-
maries held in this city this afternoon
passed of very quietly. The following
named delegates were eiected; First
ward. ]. w. Goldthorp. J. W. Stewart ".
l.. Garrett. joe Irving, ]. T. Sherfey;
Second ward. 8. II. Nichols. +. A. Gar
rigues, Z. Mills. s. NJ. Kennedy, George
Holcomb. Alexander Clark: LAIRD ward.
#. ]. CALI Il. ID. Ward. John Mckee.
Fred Grant. 7. #. Oliver, F. r.. Faller;
Fourth ward, ". +. Jones, j. It. Birney.
f. w. Summer, w. Def. Edwards, j. III.
Duckerlng. ]. p. Smith. Firth ward, Sam
uel Segar, ]. A. McCrossen. r. II. Stew
art. ID. j. Blake. Peter Zimmerman; Sixth
ward. c. a. Donoghue, 5. 5. Gardiner. j.
J. Nancy. A. A. Brodeek. F. III. Brownen.
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snohonn,.h Republican primaries.

gnnhonssh. Aug. 1s.--5peciai.--The Re-
publican primaries In this city we're held
tonlxht, and resulted IN the choice OF a
z.rong delegation 20 the county conven-
ion. which viii be held IL Snoh0nish on
Saturday. August =. There was no BIT
sar contest IN any precinct and fhs slsc-
ION resulted az follows: First ward. J..
". Hsrner. c. r. Packard. F. T. Turner.
g. c. Thornton. A. r. Booth. j. Getchell.
". r. Bel; Second ward. 4. c. Ferguson,
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The Reason Why.
Truth.

Truth.
Party with demijohn. Why don't you lay
In stock of whisky on Sunday for Satur-
day night. the same as do?
Other party. Man alive. do You suppose
Ia be able TO sleep II / knew there was
whisky in the house? I'd be walking the
floor all night
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r.. Terwilliger, c. III. Crippen. \. Watson.
y. II. Meeks, ]. b. Ault; Third ward. ].
l.. Boyle, c.. w. Shaw. ID. Rauenzahn. j.
y. I.angfit. Fred Black. r. III. Morgan.
The delegates will favor ~ W. Frater for
attorney general of the state. Upon the
county offices there is a divided delega-
ton. though they viii probably be able to
unite.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-08-20

Moods Pills cure all Liver Ills. IS cents
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competitors could only be classed as scat
tering. The vote IN detail was as fol-
lows: Kendall. IS; Tucker. Ts: yolgt. 81;
Michigan. ~
J. NJ. Layhue was placed in nomination
for county school superintendent by the
Ballard delegation. and chosen by accla-
nation.
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EIshinr I'm England.

Truth: dr. Gottroks-Why do We throw
'em all back agin. Sue? Too small?
Sue-Yes, Pop-all younger sons.
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w. u. Balfour. provincial secretary Of
Ontario. died ar Toronto wednesday ev-
enlng.
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Gladness Comes

tA|lth better understanding OF the
w transient nature of the many phys
ical ills, which vanish before proper ef-
forts-gentlc efforts--pleasante fforts-
rightly directed. There is comfort In
the knowledge. that so many forms OF
sickness are not due to any actual dis
ease, but simply 10 a constipated condi-
ton Of the system, which the pleasant
family laxative, Syrup Of Figs, prompt
ly removes. That is why il is the only
remedy with millions of families, and is
everywhere esteemed SO highly by all
who valne good health. It's beneficial
effects are due To the fact, that IL Is the
one remedy which promotes internal
cleanliness without facilitating the
organs on which 1t acts. IL is therefore
ali important, in order to get its bene-
fetal effects, 10 note when you pnr-
chase, that you have the genuine arti-
Gle, which IS manufactured by theCali-
fornia Fig Syrup Co only and sold by
all reputable druggists
If in the enjoyment of good health,
and the system Is regular, laxatives or
other remedies are then not needed. IL
afflicted with any actual disease, one
may be commended 70 the most skillful
physicians, but II In need of a laxative,
one should have the best, and with the
well-inforrned everywhere, Syrup OF
Figs stands highest and Is most largely
used and gives most general satisfaction.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-08-20

Comic opera tonight. Madison Park.
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NOTICE or REGIsTRaTiox.

HFfi }5FRATJO% &cTIrF - Notice ta
hereby gwen tG8t zee Registration tsese}.a
~ VA. portion of Cp.uzr a.a prec. ncI asst-
s-e y t5tF CoruorA's limits of ire tgwn
Or ff'l'4fssttst. sn KING county. Hassa .e3g-
Ton. &fe low ols-r At M oTlee srg ga
iurnn 81. ans al citizens 81 thai norton
% tGe gre~n~t are notifies th4f tgnv
mus. iu order 50 s0te az tbs naxt g.,s-
era 2 lection. ~ he he5a s3ve-rrstgsy III
ls.ri. reg ,.ter under the pT8vis or1s ~ 80.
,raTo1 .&w fkeE sfrAt8sn przer -
the 3rsi Aon4sy Ia January. - v43
pot tEffse person 70 Fote3
i~~ books WIZ De closed sD~.rgs,ar fzth
l@f j 4 E-f - oh
Eaasstra tton Off5csr Of Cos1rrs.s I5Tef.,s.,
la e1 a. Co.anb this l4.n DAY ~ SEQ
feTu6-eT. \. = .s1s
RE- '-'rRATIoE NOTICE ~ Notice e.
aeT@5y given that Etle rez.s.rasfar ssr.fg
~ fn4i l-prt % Gilman g5rersre. ssle-
see y tae corpDrs-s limits ~ s ff,qyr
~ 81 Tat- 81 kirE e04uty Wasa f.rffsr
are AoH rpe1 a my Office. L. lie tom
~ man. aDt a. et.izsas II thsf tss~-
ROY 81 ne precinct are aofiae8 mat hoy
r1ua' ~ order - so-e 81 me sexf gen.
era elss,-lcE4. 70 10 heit %fysferfs5-sF a.
fs,ss, REGISTER under tire provision ~ ~
Tsss.-sf ton az fEeG g~aailesg rr.cr "a
tee FIRST AoDslay 81 January. ia. All
bot eotiese a person - vote
Use books N@a De csosess October fath
~ JOHN GIBSON
Esx r9 t4A tsf4'cer 81 - srss4r Fsreslrs..-
Dated - I-1izAAA1 ti4-S An 1Ay O. sp.-
tG-1 3c-. 80.
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Advert %@rnerts under the hsac o, Lost.
rogrS For sac For Rent ard slfusr4oIs
Wanted vii sse inserted 4. TIE rate or
cent word each Insertion Payment a.
ways In advance. No advertisement re-
aeEvsa fer 1ess thar &c eects-
NOTICE TIE business c~.ce OF re
r7ost-Entelllxsrcsr r. open urtG u p IN
EprSax hours a II 10 Tzsya ?. IT. a1d
70 9 .. n Classified ADVERTISEMENTS VII
BE reserved I'D TO this sine
Advertisements viii - received a.
brar~h offices Of the Post Inteislgercer:
TACOMA BUREAU-So. uS Pariac
avenue
re0TRT TCwrtSrED-Wii Iizrn J. Jones'
pFfrT%CsEaN FAT-NeE Whascora.
o n Culver Manager.
l.YAfPrA-fsis Main street Charles
waite. Agent
Tho following letters await advertisers
- .1fs cSErs
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TIE rrssisr - reresy wa-neS rot - Pay
en~ ra31ey 70 parties r@5r-aent1-x . oe
e~e-sn a tr~ Se@tt3@ Poz*-Irgssf rs-srsr.
exr~rr ts~ following. wfsc are ire oily
gytFssyr.ra~z tEaysl1lg aEezss q f1s Fos-
rr.e-ss gerrsr. VIZ. A. Mcclellan J. J.
-Is ~Iey T.. A. Harrison a16 g r RsNs-
,-rEx sa@s lot Apply 70 -sssGe-t zgeSEs
n, RS r@p~r who are sSca I'd x F1rt04s
srs-s@a ard tosnS fr 80 Scf-f west ss@r
20 resfsnastsyK. wEc are s. a. cases So
.he.~4yef - aka xestysersrgrfn-s FOR ire
T~nv. EUnzz- srS Weekly po@~ 1rzss5.~
gszceY. City collectors: :. 4. cets1Art.
= p HAVE ". v. LstLg zzc " II.
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fr o. 80 seex-s rcgrs~s ssss'Jsos O
yssrs~nx ss-ssev --e~~ ksez6zxs. 11e N--e
$3.50 - ie<s q; re H3rs1sss CITES %
IRIS 1zc@r No charge - nzss Tor s1ca
Hcssce~
ysz-se-sf r,cfscxs rsscfrss1s>s o. efrs~ So
"a --s<gss -sF-rses<x vi e cGer~r@ ~ sas
rzfs ~ u rers~ GER fi-s ear srEsrFSo1-
rsre-- r~e T~r-T = &c E%CER co.
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CITY NOTICES.
CRY rREAsU RER-s NoTIcE-s,rrT :.


CITY TREAS Rsss'S SoTlcE-c TrrW
SsaIl1@.
Sotlce Is 5ereoy given ia. ,as ssa...
E1e1E T-s4l "a -acss Involvement sssssr.s.
NJ 2. .or 1he s-nRves ssnent q irving A.
21e g lsai t'zesta1- street p Toe ctr 81 -
attic. from Marie street ID <srser sI,ss.
2fstss. re pro isie.nS of 1Ts41llazacs Ma -
pros l1tnE Fey Ssi$ Improve -,zsi2s ~ grss-,s
the saazne a,ss constr -.c-1cs SO walks tis-ss
os5. ara ss- an assessment go gay tAsrps~
b. he mode ~ ''resy Tree. kT 1e.ls.s >, -
heretofore 1s@n Gaiv certified 70 ma -
C9is eCrs yu. Ru1 IRE rfsree We SIZES srs-ss
ch&rGev4 anil Aev4@d sEaswsg NAca lar 80
Es2Fce3 x land III s2a8 dss.,.-- gsgsSs ~ rsss
II Ten squat aGulal payments attn sr-ssr 80
Upon the waos@ SlEzl 50 c-s.r~e6 and lsrssss
or such s-sta4lf1enis taGge2f Is main y.
IsA41. &t t1e rate * I'D r@r sent par arass-s
aI4 sail sw1erest rmssG - rad spnnan@
together vlih ne 4nussa3 sustA1s.aerfs 49,
ing Gs~e sD e2rH year SAID SINS AArar =
rszLE interest OF t3a &2th 5av ~ sA~,.sS.-s
lSs-. an1 me fourth irst Aa.F3ent a. -:
.lsSsSs-Ue ats ana ire lucaTes. for shy r,,sssa
wear wial eesseine Ane On ne 1tsh iss -
October. tSsa. Mess payment be rnssi. = !.
said 4nstAllzneNt % principal ana ali -
tsTeS@ On OF before s&4& f1th day o. ns.s
heF, xSss tha sane SHAH ht.c5rna 49,
QGeat. and S1Ell bear interest 81 ira 80
O. - ser cent per AMMAN unt5l psEa "a \.
net pad before rfse same sHal haxe h<sss,.
delinquent. penalty * per cenr 49,
be added. and 1he sums delinquent shsS
be entered o. annual AK Toii s0r IRA ~.
rent year. aea.1>- s&ca lot and parcsi =
land 50 delinquent ana x-.h he iuss,SS
collected a. other taSgs. SIPS rate srvnr..
being kept thereof ana {. nor aid usesss
the time aNed for tae payment ~ eL.
taxes. shall tse collected a. such taxss ~
collected together WITH such aSNts,-.,
charges or penalties SIS are aGthorirs<s !.
As charged ard coil ectea On other ssssss
Guenl taxes. and each teS or parcel =, -
llnQBeug shall te sold Tor Ire arnoar, :
S7s,h assessment. with lnteras. ard sns. =
az he time and in the manner and hv ~
same autherity as lands and lois are 80 -
Ter city taxes.
GEORGE =. NrACfIAu
Cry Treasurer q the City ~ Sea;rsA
Date OF first publication. SEPTEMBER
7S-s =
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REV ARD.

rsrs-s - 3.s w.M be rete sos NOR
nation leading 70 ;Hs erTssT a,o conE9c-
ton Of any one stealing copies OF -
psst-rrtsirlgsnce- 6sl.verss 70 E2oseriotrs
.Srpg r. os5- srH esfy.
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Advertiser. c@ssriag dlsc.sT s1Ferfsse-
rrsrta rAarxes FOR tire EGrt4y ass2e r Usi
hard il copy ~ ! O'Clock SATURDAY 10 IN
cure caznse
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Seattle ard Townsend Sesh Bay
sfsausr Garland leaves Yesler docs ~
ays. Wednesdays and Frie1Sr, ..Sssss
d -. for Pori Tosrseli. Pert y 49,
DunK-ness Port Angeles. Port CN
Gettysburg. PyEh:. { ala n Bay 80 m
Bay: retutn1ns. s-r.9es q. seasS
O. on opposite days. Steamer
.eavss Yeslsr dock for Port Arkes
Victoria. Mondays. Wsdnesdsys A.
1ay az s.1e .. m: arrives Sse8uo II
nate dAys 40 ,. "a.
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PEOPLE SAVINGS BANK
Occidental block. Seattle. Wasa

0N~4~C4-N~4
~AFasal .Sff,, T,;p;ii;;ss.r.;;; ~
Arthur A. Denny -...-.-....vtce rreMdn
John Lea-y ........ Second Vice proosdrl
James r. HAYDEN. Manager. Cash'r, NJ
Frank l. BicexAtf ....-. Assistant CayAi6
sl<murd Schws3scher. John CollilS
E O. Nsu.elier. J. r. Greenlsof
Trarsacts q savings bank business =
ciusively-
Deposits received from 81 TO tlo.oA
Interest allowed per anaum. Si3 -
cent, on term deposits: per cent @ 9
binary deposits.
Dividends declared last d-ys OF Mar -
Noysr,ber. Loans made on real aot06 r
approved coiisterals only.
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PHOTOGRAPHIC suPPLfEs.

LATEST PATTERNS la ana .eur outfits
and cclrn q.e1e sock dry plates and films;
free ute dark room tar cnarg.rE. Wash
t-rfoa pen-et aat Photogra 2hse Supply
Co Fl Ce.-F1 n.a. opposite pos,off3ce.
G " PARKER CO. fresh paper an5
psstvs: everything used n Photography:
70 CATALONIA.
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T. & y. TRANSPORTATION O.
Weekly Time Card.
DAILY SERVICE.
SIX A{sEy' RIVER RTgfrTE.


SKAEIT RIVER ROUTE. ~.
Calling ri stAnwo0d Fir. Sksgit 49, ~,
Mount Vernon ana Avon tTulaln ~
south Sunday and north Tuesday,
STEAMER CLAN MCDONALD =
Leaves Seattle Tuesday. septesnbtr
81 "a rrf.. THURSDAY. Sep te7f1her u,
"a. N. Saturday. September 49, 81
l.esves Mount Eernnn-W eane s5ay. ~
TENDER j.. a S. n. Friday. Septefnom
a. a. m. Sunday. - ptemDer 70. at , -.
STEAMER CHAMPAIGN
Leaves Ssat,la MONDAY. septerrher
81 "a IA. Wednesday. sep.1~S
Der iS. al s n M. Fri3ay. Sepp[.
0eT il. a. a. n. Leaves Mount 90
Tues3aY September -. al 3 a. N. ILL., sss
day. September Il. at , - n.. 5<fm
september II. a. q. n. -
Connecting with = wiley Navio
Co Tor TaC0na and Olympia. -
Ctty Dock Steamers for all points e
Sound. open ali night Tel Main y
& G.. YERRE.S. Manap.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-09-14
BOOK BINDING.

+ sNTHoNT-genera book5lussr. pa
r~- r. - auA sank BOOK yaensfzcr l-e~.
So Trss avenue. foot CT CHERRY. r ne
& Rosesssserx o1tl1ing. AXE elevator
BLAME. BC-OKS-S0ar sat openers k-7
sye-oE.aners. printing ana ruling Metro
poiG,sn Pig sus r&g Co. Dexter Hor-
toa Bank 22s.Gfrc.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-09-14

WANTED-poARDERS.

WA>-rED--Schooi girls 70 boar, with a
lazy rvtng near Denny school. terms
reasotAale. pm Fourth avenue city.
" ANT'fe D-roar8~rs. lady living near
the Denny s~hral would take ore or t.o
school girls 30 Fourth avenue
Two ROOMS IN RE ioca Ion. FOR eelect
hoar8er@ Address Private Family. Gaze
Post Intelligence.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-09-14
THE PUGET SOUND NATIONAL RAy1
OF SEATTLE.

Capital stock paid In $50
r SURPLUS .-.-.. .....-........... 49,
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-09-14

Correspondence IA oil the principal -
In the Tinted SlAies and EurOpo,
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-09-14

~ Aaf1~D rF~E AND COLD STORAGE
Company. foot Calon street s1aI1sac.-
Eres ca s+2. ice from aI=1l.e- wa.er.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-09-14

" a%TET--posltion ~ elderly Sean5ina-
vian girl 10 40 light house work ard take
care ~ sick. Address O.. Post-inte.h-
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-09-14
HELP wANTED-MAIE-

WASTErA-Two I've men can work into
good salaried posi- lions. 81 Boston block
wANTED-First-cla class coatmaksr. Call a.
1903 FIRST avenus.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-09-14

SEATTLE DARREL FAcTpRY-M NJ
fac;ur srs all Kinds o. ccoperaAe. Near
Washington iron Works. Grant street
bridge. Sea- .ie wash fses, ~ ref -
ences. ". r Gerow. Manager.
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1896-08-28
Burt I'm Prison.

Sheriff. Emmett White reached Aus
tin Monday from Chicago with W. Il.
Burt, the murderer of his wife and two
children. The train was stopped on
the outskirts Of the city and Burt was
placed in a closed carriage and hurried
to prison, and was safely inside before
a dozen people knew it. AS soon as
the news spread large crowd gathered
about the prison, but it was orderly.
He declined to say anything about the
murder Of his wife, and on his TRIP
from Chicago refused to talk to sherin
White about it. He is nervy and ap-
parently unconcerned, saying ne ha'
his line of defense mapped out and WI
make it known at the proper time
Thus far he has only told the route ne
took to reach Chicago, travelling n
says, openly.
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1896-08-28

A telegram received at Washington.
ID. O.. from the United States msrshai
at Santa Fe, N. NJ, states that the,
Sephar gang Of postoffice robbers. with
other outlaws. are fortified in Cram
county. N. M, and that owing TO the
fact that many CT the ranchers are IN
sympathy with the robbers II is difiicuit
to procure a posse to effect their arr
rest. The marshal's request for mill
tsry aid was referred to the secretary
of war. who has directed the COM
manding general to use his discretion
In the matter.