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The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1896-01-21
THE NEWS OF SAN JOSE,
Two Boys Arraigned in Court
for Looting a Country
RoadhouSe.
Creditors Ask That J. T. Anderson Be
Declared InSolvent-Mrs. Cooks
Divorce Suit.

SAN JOSE, CAL, Jan. 2o-Louis Mar
tinnelll and Herbert Gillespie, the boys
who robbed Harry Wade's place on the
Alviso road of gold watch and other ar
ticles yesterday afternoon, were arraigned
before Justice Harrington at Santa Clara
this morning on a charge of burglary.
The boys entered plea of not guilty,
and their examination was set for January
%. They were remanded to iailin default
of $500 bail each. The lads have fire.
uuently figured in the police courts in this
civ
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1896-01-21
OF INTEREST TO THE COAST
Marine Engineers Recommend John Buiger
as Successor to Inspector Ber-
hniHqham.

WASHINGTON, D. c., Jan. 2o.-John
Birmingham of California, United States
inspector of steam vessels, is expected
here tomorrow. The National Associa-
ton OF Inspectors is awaiting his arrival
to go into convention. J. ]. Searey of San
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1896-01-21
Fnte of an Aaed THIEF

SAN JOSE, CAL, Jan. 20.-John Griffin,
an old, gray-haired man, who has spent
nearly twenty years of his life in prison.
was before Judge Lorigan this afternoon
for sentence for footing the office of F. B.
Heath, on North First street. He had
pleaded guilty to burglary in the second
degree, and was sentenced to five years in
San Quentin.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1896-01-21
Hatleu Defeated s,.tton.

CHICAGO, ILL, Jan. 20.-Will HatIev
of Duluth defeated George Sutton of To-
ronto, Ont, this afternoon on the second
game of the shortstop billiard tournament
by the close score of 400 to $685. The Ca
madam played as pretty billiards as have
been seen here, but luck was against him.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1896-01-21
sis Years for a BURGLAR.

SAN JOSE, CAL, Jan. 2o-Salatoro Ra-
gosa, who pleaded guilty to robbing the
residences of w. G. Hamilton near Los
Gatos and V. Sugg near Almaden, was to-
day sentenced to four years in San Quentin
for the Hamilton robbery and two wears
for the second offense by Judge Lorigan.
prior conviction was also urged against
RagoSa
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1896-01-21
SUES FOR A DIpoRcE.
Mrs. Era Aimee Cook BOnld Be Ere.
From Her Husband

From Her Husba7id.s
SAN JOSE, CAL, Jan. 20.-Eva Aimee
Cook has commenced suit against Jean A.
Cook for divorce on the ground of deser-
ton. The Cooks were married in Indiana
in 1884. There are no children and no
community property to wrangle over.
For several years Cook conducted a
candy-store in this city, but about a year
ago he failed. Shortly afterward he de-
serted his wife and went to Los Angeles
where he is at present.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1896-01-21
Mrs. .Relen Pierce Dead.

SAN JOSE. CAL, Jan. 20-Mrs. Helen
Pierce, a pioneer resident of this county,
died at Madrone yesterday. She was a
native of Canada. and came to Santa Clara
County in 1856. For the past fifteen years
she had resided near Madrone She was
6S years OF age. A husband and i've chill
dren survive her.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1896-01-21
Failure at Snokane.

SPOKANE, WASH, Jan. 20.-M. B.
Dolan, boot and shoe dealer, failed to-day.
The Sheriff attached his stock on a
creditors claim for $12, 2S2.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1896-01-21
REDWOOD C|TY'S
NEW THEATER,
The ALEXANDRA Opera-House
Opened by Frawley's
Company.
A GAY SOCIETY EVENT.
Prominent People From San
Francisco and Surrounding
Towns Present.
CHARLES J0SsELYNs SPEECH.
Brilliant Performance by the Columbia
Theater Aggregation, Followed
by Dance.
CHARLES JossELYN's SPEECH

REDWOOD CITY, CAL, Jan. 20.-The
Frawley Company was handsomely re-
ceived tonight at the initial performance
and dedication of Redwood's new theater,
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1896-01-21

CAMELS' HAIR SERGE WAISTS, browns and
tsas, latest styles yssy special at....,$1,7
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1896-01-21
12O Kearny Street.

MAIL ORDERS SHOULD BE SENT AT ONCE
tQy gag@eRts advertised. Satisfaction guaranteed.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-06-14
A POEM BY FRANCES WILLARD.

On leaving England q few months ago
Mss Willard saw from the hanson 81
which she was riding along picczdflly the
London omnibus. with fts English flag AZ
the 1ront. w1ersupon there came into hsr
mind the words: with its red for love
ard lts white Tor law. and It's blue for the
hope that eur fathers saw Of larger
ncerty'' This was pencille1 az the mo
nent and on the train en- route for South
gupton TO take the steamship for Nav
York. Miss willard wrote the accompany
frx lines, leaving them as goodbye t-sh-
ute In the hand Of her friend. Lady Heary
Somerset:
The eyes that follow thee. cid nag. are
A western heart leaps up thy roIas to
A saxon's eyes confess the sacred bond
As EngiaaSs standard fias1srz down she
VITA lis red for love. and It's white for
And iis blue for the hope that oar fathers
OF larger liberty.
Thou art the mother fax Of destiny,
e~onweI, was stre of " ssissr.srrass. ard Ne
Claim the same cross that eiazoas thy
ensign.
with its red so- lore. ard its white for law.
Ard as blue for tbs hope that our fathers
OF a larger n5er1y.
o. holy flags. bright with Gre household
glow.
Together lixat the hazawzy 90 anr God
TIL tire dear cross Of Christ 20 men shall
shSw
That stripes and stars both mark the path
He trcG
with s1seir red for love. and their white for
izw.
Ana taslr blue for the haos that cur
fathers s&w
% a larger liberty.
TIE long march az the nations SHAH be lad
BY these two flSss-t1n war and txmult
cease
Along the happy highway where shaIi
tread
TIE brotherhood Of labor and Of peace
With their red for love. and their Waite
for law.
And t5e5r nfue for the hoce that oesr
fathers saw
OF fzrwS- *f@r+v
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-06-14

gcxn ss skan silk - nztt ss-zw coasg
WITH fsrosa 1xzrs. TIE sxfrg "a psai-- All
the bo6scs 80. ks1E fer q ka<tlcs w0rk vel
ss< yoke serasre1 s1Fh nrry eAis ~ TIE
hat il yezzos sexnoTn wTts s1zex feathers
and an sezs<s0l4z et2rS - zagyektez sick
lar rsghf fAru1xn fhe byfzr-
TIE xarzsoE deserves > xort 81 two
Il 10 grass isse1 lfred ssfh white grsrs
sta ana outings Of rnan Trevs d rio-
Dsa stripe on fss OUTSIDE salca shaf -
fnrgaxh TIE Hiring e . very ersektss style.
and oovser q lacs-
TIE rfhbor stripe ard tie rscsd Eninz
are verT ropal&r with TIE c5ns1g SIM
rssr girl a. "a xlso tne ~eznc5y to2.
shs<s n2s snch pretty. sssads- esrvs ~
the nsb
Ore OF fas rrefsfext garssoas ] have sees
has . deep ttse flrazAg. ard - covered
sssh six liner baTissE pct OF gztss f1E-
Arszzrs< The edge are fwo Sopnces Of hnsn~
Ssut II IN the sw@n harsBe dons m aonQg-
ns2s ntee TRAD makes tsss particular san
saAae 3 thing Of beatty and tog-tia
II faSes- ANNIE LAURIE WOODS
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-06-14

Drinks. properly prepared. are quite -
important 10 the sick room as food Espe-
cialIy during the summer season az1
VIXEN suffering from febrile conditions, will
the value and advantage Of cooling ard
refreshing drinks be appreciated. while
rnucsIaginous demulcenr fluids viii be
found soothing 70 irritable states Of the all
menta-y canal and pulmonary and urinary
systems
Imperial 5ri1k-Dfssolve from two 10
three drains Of cream Of tartar IN quart
Of boiling water, add the juice OF one
lemon and little lemon peeet. ard swestsa
with sugar When cold II may be taken
freely as a cooling drink and dIurstic.
A valuable drink IN threateasd su1stroke
and passive congestion CT the brain.
Lenonate-Pare thtnly the rind OF q
lemon. and cut the lemon into slices. Put
the peel and sliced lemon into jug with
an ounce OF white sugar. ard pour over
them ore pint of boiling water Cover the
Juice closely. and digest until cold Strain
or pour OF the liquid. cftron may De used
instead OF lemon. ard likewise furnishes
q grateful and refreshing rsfrigerant
beverage.
Milk lenonade-S1gar, enc and a half
pounds. dissolve In a quart Of boiling
water, together with half a pint Of lemon
Juice ard one and a hait pints % milk
This makes cooling. agreeable, nourish-
ing beverage.
T-taseed tea-Place IN jug one ounce Of
bruised I.nseed two drains Of bruised lscor-
ice root. half ounce white sugar ana two
tabiespooafUls OF lemon juice, and poy-
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-06-14

over them one Pint q boiling water. Cover
lightly. and digest for three or four hours
near fire. STRATA throuw iizen before u.s.
ing This makes = muc.aagsnoDs liquid
possessing denGlcent properties. ard Of
special value In bronchial and urinary az
fertzenS.
Barley water with white cs erg-Taks
tablespoonful os coarse barley and wash
well with cold water. rejecting the wash
ings. Then bssi for an hour or more with
pint and bali % clean water. IN a coz
erred vessel OF saucepan. Adj pinch -
SALT. enough sugzr 10 render pzlzsnhle.
and strssz- To four OF SIX ounces OF uar-
Ter water thus prepared. add rhs white
az enc sgg. The value % this PREPARATION
n gastro-fntes+inai Inflammation ard sr-
rsfatfan - not easily 1veresttrsate3. In
the ertsro eulltis OF very young infants. its
exclusive administration fer taIrty-S3x and
forTy~eArhs hours Will often reS3evs wnez
al ether measures have failed.
Whea = patient cannot h@ rzsses from
the eped without risk Ct exhaustion nsessa-
cine tube o. crockery feeder saouIa - USED
osEt the sane appliance. or even ore 81
the sane appearances. shcui3 -gt - used
tor administering hoth fao& ard rre9lcins
TIE TsaftH-s's -segth sh3aaa - kept clean
ard fresh. "a ss0old also All external sur
r2sn14ngss-Dletsfic ard Hygieusc Ca
sstte4
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-06-14
We s~ags Like the Ola SSags.
Eez Trwx San

Two ez9 Esw Workers. sat together In enc
q re zr>-soEn rnzxte halls the other nkxa-
waen an ample woman. VITA an snp3s
co1traito soses, smhl@6 oar OF The stage
sn4 performed -Jzxr q Song AZ Twilight
She kept IL I'D for rwo verses. and II
wasn't 50 very bzeiy done. bat az the end
there was hzrssiy hard ela2 Of applause
Frost said ere O. the Cd New York
srs. perhaps for want CT anything beffs<
20 SAP.
ssEeyershs3ess~ answered rhs ether,
that womas has go- the glSmnsring Of an
idea RIA. rnixhz De made very probable ~
some nszssc hall manager II fhis town. Tor
one season. az least The trcgfsis zz-h
Der soag 10 that IL vzs never a great IA
vorst-. and zhz: popularity Il di1 have
was too recent Bat let some manager get
= good ssrger 20 10 the real tzso-fres
among TIE Old English ballads, and III bss
he'd make a hit IL ~oEs1 be better IL be
hzd . qzzrxe1 81 men There Is no sSeh
pop1sar music rs the singing Of nen- L1s
sEch quartz. come here ard do the Cd
songs. and yo1fd give ~ yoar dollars 70
hear them. and I'd E1ve CD mine, and so
would all the res. o. the boys. ana they
keep Il - long enough. too. 20 make IL
good investment But TIRE singers na.st Be-
good ones. with r-l-rrzsae5 yoices
Thsrs's q BOT 81 me Cd sonzs which are
that's made Of them There's 'xnnie Laa
rfe' for instance. sung a. second bass
sole with the rest of them doing the ze-
cor panIrnent. il ~ould 60 sure And
there's sally In Our Alley Why. there's
q mAa ~ at the club who makes ssss-
cfalty Of ballad singing. and he never gets
away without doing that song He has
high sxest tenor soice- and there asr's
mar Eho has ever beard him who wouldn't
60 miles il The rain 10 hear him repeat Il
.Mzrsa's Ia the Cold. Cold Ground. Is an
orheY and there are those Cd Irish bal
lads. Kathleen Mayourneen' AMI Believe
Ne IL All Those En1saring Yong
Chsrrns1 There MAS quartet ln Boston
several years ago that Used 10 go around
the country giving concerts I've heard
them several times. and the time they
made the biggest hff was when big parz
of their programme was made up Of the
old songs II hasn't beza done in SUM-
rner season In New York that i can re-
member. and I'd like 70 see IL tried II
would get my money sure"
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-06-14

Ssove polEsh mixed with little vinegar
ara a snail bit OF sugar VIII give more,
lasting szster
Onions. sssrnsps and carrots should Dc
cut across the fiber as Z makes them more
tender when cooked
Cheese nay be kept from g@frfsg zzosdy
By wrapping il II q cloth which has been
dipped In vinegar and ErGnx nearly dry
Cover the cloth with a wrapper OF paper
and keep tn cool place
When .he s.5e-down comfort o. pillow
lose their elasticity hang them where the
air and sunshine car have fail sweep al
them. and II a fer hours they viii Be
fluffy and light a. when new
Coffee stains are most 1ffsc1it 20 remove
from linen. bzs they mag be taken out BY
following these directions. Dissolve tae
yoik OF al egg in little teps1 water. add
. few drops % spirits Of wine and rub The
mixture On the stains. then wipe IL OF with
clean warm water. Glycertzs may be usAt
instead o. wine and water
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-06-14

x-s -cs -Ae axu-e s11eszss - - tse s-zsse
a. *xss e1-x@e ire sn-1azAe1 %'sea2th vazsr
hz= mary a6aer ezrs. BIZ Ezuy Mors cos-
xsss ara xorr than al the KRIS q Hxss-s
get soxs<hey- TIE zskse-sc woman zzJ
raooss 20 wez- waist wnSrh - rot bone1.
hMt sn@~s ~ Q c0@sez especially Es1s tor
he czrzoor wozaa- II IL z1Sh Ike The
e-xznz~y kfzx exeepr hescu the waist *
Is -zz1s xSrs onzv elastic bzr1x across tbe
nsz,z xnsca gives tfse free Csc % TIE 1zs-
ea@s zEAx On the w5Se1-
TIE corset 81 to-day. 70 rsstss- scr tight
non1-1 : ray -. = a xecS<1 improvement
On the z-on c0rse< q chz nk91ss ages, -
rhe fzzoz-zm with steel basis * few
eeseEr>s fzser. - frSee9 u re straight
zz5 skAE~lesz sSszrs q net 80 mary de-
ezSes sea The present ssyze % ccrses s.
fzI u c1-vss ard - comparatively fex-
fzsls sut this q az aesthetic czz1rzre1 and
ir1Et~zrz eEe. and Z TIE sEssn-ssts c9n
prove that tie corset - really hzr<<1i.
thea The corser az il rez Is VII szyesy give
pace % scnssshtng yet 20 Be lrvs1ts1-
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Coed ThgnS~ sa Eat.

Strawberry Csf;awe pa5aiax-C-earu to-
Eethe- ons-na8 egp % sgttsr ard ere cur
Ct smear. ada ene cap % ui K. ore hsatsn
eEg. ere Rsat - sfse8 naar Ard fvo tea
sroeafi.As - baking powder Bake N a
pan. Ara serve boz ssts ifquid saaes. r.
% wa.eA fresh stArwA>rrses. mashed wsfA
su<ars ssxe nzsa stirred
FArsnirs VITA Crsars-Serane fN-r@
barge FsaVsrins. s,sc~ tAe-a nasf an ina
taiek and two gncAes lonx. an8 aag them
m ssits3 hesisrx water unss1 thax are ten
der Thss drain - the water. Aas twn
t&asespocufels - Aasser and a hair eup-
fgl - cTea1a- Seasoa tsesn pziatnhgy xgfA
N5tte penpcT ard sail lss tAs=a bed orcn
an3 serve
CeteSss Cream nsvfches-Nsx CO..
fui - waite eAlSkea rHAzt ara ex8s~v
csoREs4 very ane. wste cap q -rsEs. AS
a aa4ie4 acion. rnAsAs5. ara tssskez wtts
I've rsasexnos Tflss q ccrzzs Arch. Il rssxf
- a'&ise tsleS- Waez oookes ana essIllnx
sssv caresslty iata 4 tss wAgses az tus
eggs eeAtsn very - 2 skls 70 taste plxr~
IN sa1a nara. Ga nst aaaw e nsEa So
n to S2sce - BAR lanaa aaA a sabsA-
$r9seEsfal - suttez. Meaz9 she Cav A-sfo-e
cut .ntc slices zr3 rEseS asxwsen .hs-
slse<s .. gathered bread
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kroufsASs - Tny'ssnaaSy. hygiene ans ssa-
Itary eousItfna<. ans abe rsaasf also kngs0
Something % politics. II IL any washer
that Tiers are - many Wczaea wao feet
their NnataasS for rsogtrYhoo3
u = eertAinly = great rel3sf 20 TIRE
yuaax uaasAtT % 80 tod % FeOE Sa-
snartsy that ~hahy's srcons summer" Is
RI more ran % 8AnxeF than the Srss.
hnt aAe kno~s tsas her little enc - cut
ting ne ts.sn which caasas 50 nanch
trgabse aa8 shs csz-t hsaa besnw snxieFs
Let the chtt4s A8et 8fFfnw ssrnFsssr - as
SIR ase As ross 1sle. Rn1 ~ Al rnesss Aave
SIS ng.S stersifs~4 and tas satsT a. drinks
lsa8ts& MIA - tne hest FOOD tSr n&bses
shcaga neef areth oee< fUfee Az thor
amEhlv cooked sereaAs ARE aes sAiscsess 20
~ rnany physietaz~ That tse ssxozs
uannfsF h 81 eesen khs ,r1aesl nertoa n
asshyhoes IS largely spe 70 the fast tAat
- usany nscets slio~ TIE oabx 30 eat q
s9tse 81 ~ sveTgtafnx
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-06-14

weight long at tine. no matter how anx-
toes the proud parents may De TO show u
of Remember tire danger OF weakened
ana twisted little legs.
Dess't saii 20 Sssp the ehsssrer's feet dry
ana warmly clad IN xsater ard vet
weather. for tho circulation Is fsebler al
the extre-nisses than elsewhere.
Don't forget that protecting the chest IS
also Important az thtS season. II We would
ward OF troublesome Colts from the little
tots. And their hseits of lie should hs
regula~--She meals. RE hears % rest and
the boar 81 rising shoaid al se timed
Doa't neglect the hahy's scalp. IL should
uever he allowed 20 h~cens ssurfy. II
shoala become very dry or seaiy. sppfV
xnlk cf egg thoroughly with the fingers
Ar9. after leaving II on gor a time wash
With warm. sosFy water. Use a sae-tooth
evnb very gsEtly ana then brush Entn
tharcagaly clean.
pov's farre3 to afr TIE chil8ren's night
garments ana their BOD clothes with graz
thoroughreSs every say. ans 20 turn their
eav caotheS inside ous and hazx sherr ur
70 ar at night 50 that tnEy Etn he frsxa
and ssss; IN the morning
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-06-14

Opeces yesterday Tw0 ca1ss ~
WAsA Wrappers. N dainty sur
Sty lies the presztess re have So
this ssasog- Every garzsnt esntaS
see2 10 81. ard sod at isxs prsca g.
yos would pay FOR the materials 49,
over tire counter. BE sszre 70 - a.
nauaexs-
Ladies Indigo Afus Csmhrte WfM
pers- n nsw Persian designs. yoke =
sleeves trimmed NTH zoT1lry brxA ~
shoab4er rs1Tle. iargs hsshop staopw
al heast sizes. cnly SC each
Ladies New Persian GAnhxse Wa
rers. IN light wash styles. hea90of
cut. made vita tight back, srsmme
yoxe. large hls@oa sl@eves. she -
wrapper ws hare ever so2 at the ~
sc each
Ia1iesF New Puntans Perrale VIZ
peers. with extra large aex Of mufloaU
blsAcp sleeves. res light ssyt4x. -
feet summer wrapper. 81 IS each
Ladies New Back z-s White 3sr1rr1
Saline Wrappers. extra wE5a a11t
large bishop sleeves. yoke srix6n
with soveisy braid. great seller. G.
SIS each
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;asn cooling TIE other. BY sinpfy mixing
sae SUGAR Ard water without cooking. The
ferrufr - decidedly the better method. An
upcookea See lacks body. ard raesss ~auii-
" when exposed 20 the air. Where sugar
and water are boiled the tine usszs ~
noted exaetsy, rhA scum removed All
syrup strained white hot through A ans
cloth The fresxer must Re Packed The
same 80 Tor making tee cream. emily STIR
rtaE occasionally. Fruit Jelly NAV Re aseH
II TIRE place OF frssh trait allowing hasf
= PINT 81 Jelly 70 each qsars Of water.
s~eetened 20 the taste. When water Ice
Is 70 os seTves Ia forTn. proceed presfse-
" the sans as for moulding Ice cream.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-06-14
Young Girls,
Old Girls.
Mothers and
GrandmOthers.
Yale List.

YAE-S SKIN FOOD removes wrinkles
ard the traces OF age Restores youth.
q - and Ge-two Sizes
FLEx1GS CREAM increases the beauty
of the complexion every time IL Is ap-
pied, ss2linx. cooling. soothing and beau
YATES "a FRHRIAA-The only posi-
i've cure fer fr-ckless removes them IN
from three 20 nine Gays and leaves the
SKI sgos,ess; pink and Witt g.
cure for back2chss~ xl.ns Der bottle.
YALE'S SPECIAL OISTAEST-Sare
care for p.a22aes All ali AEckn skin dis
YaT.Es BrsT FN<oD develops and makes
ptC-zp the neck arms and bust 80 AID
YALEs ELIXIR or BEAUTY--A won
derfai Skin sezEc. makes and ssyes IA
Egre's rosy goa Of youth 20 the SKI u
YALEs COMPLEXION BLEACH-A
perfect cissEs@r of the skin. i pe-rla-
szlicwrssx. lsadsn hues. excessive richness
a19 a. Known skin dsscosoTatsoaS- Price
80 Per bottle. three for G-A
yAI.ES HAND WEITESER-Softsns
and makes the hsns&s ifly white Every
LADY needs Il as = toilet article Price.
YALEs EYE-T-AsH AND EYEBROW
GROWER makes thsck. long lssass and
yALE-s MOLE AND wARr Elk
TRAcTOR-Exrracts ralss and Sarts
YAT-E-s CHEAT SCOTT Kills and cures
hairs that grow OF the face. neck or arms.
removes roots and al IN ave minutes
$50 per box
YALE'S HAIR ToSIC-Steu< hair fall
iEg In - hoarss brings hack the natural
color 20 gray hair. Increases its cosortng
matter, bringing II Int circulation: not q
dye but sozic. finest hair 9ressinx IN
rh. world for general Use makes dry.
harsh hair soft and giossv. Increases It's
thickness. makes x grow more rapidly
than anything else ever DID or ever vii:
fFS- kforxs@z ard hrtEresses. children ans
Adults. no per bottle: SIX fer 500.
yALES BLOOD TONIC searches the
blood drop BY drop. purifying and en-
rfchsng IL Il acts % tire Kidneys and
liver restoring these organs 20 perfect
action and sound health IL is Hff-xsv-
ing fluid hat men. women and children
their b,oox y9 rer bottle, six for see
YALES FRUT7CTRA Is the answer 20
Thousands OF -0rnerfs prayers. A srses1y
cure for all forms OF female weakness
A fruit spnic delicious 10 take zef ex-
hilarasIng Ia effect Nine. Yale Is es-
try t. mo per bottle. six for $50
YALES FACE p0wDER-Three shades.
pfrk white and brunefte 50 cents
TALES COMPLEXION SOAPS cents.
ISsTRTCTTOys.
INQUIRE Of druggists ard dealers IN sosIe.
articles ard patent medicines for these
gooas and II ySu cannot firf them ser6
direct TO Nine Tale and she win send them
to you By express she same day that your
Nine YaIes Dude TO Beauty. viii Re
mailed 70 all who request u
NINE II. YALE Temple OF Beauty.
Chicago. III.
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MILLINERY.

The rush goes on Increasing Gay hy
day n this department. The prices 20
down another notch this week Here
ara some specials. that cazAS 10 brig
q crowd OF buyerS tomorrow
New Rough ard Ready Sailor Hats.
high crowns. Ia black. navy. brown ard
white. only &C each.
Black Leghorn SGn Hats. &c quality
only Isc each
CAnto7 Sun Hats. In black. ravy,
brown AID tan. special ST isc each
Children's White Porcupine straw
Hats. with fancy cciore5 Edges. &c
grade for Isc each.
Chilaren's Trimmed Sailors. IN black.
brown AMI navy. &c quality FOR lie
each
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-06-14

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against ssssssth-steslic< stays vii Fe~a =
shrll ef soy is tassr hearts ~ tae crusade
zhe Ervaeh &octa@s are Ea.sklsx against t1s
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sspease tha e4gss - eonsert aA5 0anmo.
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fAef wi.t have tAesr SnrseES w-HaxasFaS Hss@s1
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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-06-14
Special Values i'm Belts.

LADIES' Black Cotton Web Belts.
with handsome silver buckles, variety
- designs. only lac each.
Ladies Black six WEB Belts. With
new arabexans silver baeases. special
price. f@c each.
Lac5ez- Black SILK Web Belts, with
new antarnashsbis aluminium buckles.
wonderful value and great sellers a
- each.
Ladies' Black silk Web BELTS, with
nsw tartan plaid. aluminium bucklss.
5Gc each