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REDLANDs

REDLANDS, April 19.-(Regular Cor
respondence.) An unruly horse was the
cause yesterday of the only serious ac-
cident that has ever happened in Canyor
Crest park. Mrs. s. G. Colbeck of Men
tone was driving in the park with her
friend Mrs. House. They were in a
buggy with one horse and their hus-
bands were following in a similar rig
The horse driven by Mrs. Colbeck had
been used for delivery purposes. is nor
young, and was considered perfectly
gentle; but for some reason he took II
into his head to run away, and got be-
yond his drivers control. Mrs. Colbeck
was just recovering from a serious i'll
ness, which fact may have accounted for
her inability to manage the animal. He
ran down hill and in making a sharp
turn, came against a stone wall. throw
ing the buggy over and dragging 1t a
little way with the former occupants
underneath. The buggy was demol-
ished. Mrs. House escaped with a few
bruises. Mrs. Colbeck was not SO for
tunate, as her collar bone, hip and two
or three ribs were broken. She was TAX
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en- to the residence OF A. K. Smiley, where
she still is, as it has been impossible to
remove her to her home. Medical at
tendance was summoned as soon as pos
sible and the broken bones were set. Her
condition is precarious, but hopes are
entertained that she may recover.
Joe Rivera one of the Redlands con-
stables, left for Hemet yesterday to bring
back M. Goularte, an insane man who
escaped from the Highland asylum some
ten days ago and has been located at
Hemet.
The supervisors of San Joaquin coun-
ty were visitors to Redlands today, be-
ing escorted by some of the supervisors
of this county and by District Attorney
Daley. They are en- route to the con-
vention Of supervisors at Los Angels.
The herald., 1897-04-20
NoRwALK

NORWALK, April 1s.-(Regular Cor
respondence.) Easter services were held
In both the Methodist and Congrega-
tional churches yesterday. President
Z. G. Baldwin of Pomona college, spoke
at the Congregational church in the
evening. He was the guest Of Rev. G. H.
DeKay over Sunday.
Tne local Good Templars held a picnic
at sycamore canyon on Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Melvin. of Nebras-
ka very pleasantly surprised relatives
here on Friday by Unexpectedly drop
ping IN upon them. They have come to
make California their home.
Fostmistress Sproul u havinx now
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general look over the interior country
of Sam Diego county. Possibly he will
then also investigate the question of the
proposed extension of the road from this
place to Ramona.
The board of irrigation directors st
its recent meeting ordered a number oo
extensions and improvements in the
season begins today, and everybody in
the district will be supplied with an
abundance of water this year. Escon-
dido prides itself on having the best and
cheapest water in the. state,
Thomas Brothers of Los Angeles have
purchased the stock and business OF
the Gwaltney Hardware and Imple-
ment Co. The Thomas brothers We're
identified with the early settlement and
development of this valley. being among
the original incorporators of the Es-
condido Land and Town Co.
Drilling at the Escondido oil well IL
temporarily suspended owing to the
breaking Of the drill. 1t Is, however.
expected to have repairs made In a few
days, when the operations will be res
sumed. The promoters feel confident
of striking oil before long.
The city council has completed the
grading of Illinois street It's entire
length.
f. p Willard will represent. the X.
of p. ard Odd Fellow lodges Of this
place as delegate to the grand lodges
of those orders, which meet at Hanfor6
and San Francisco next month.
Mrs. G. V.Thomas attended the county
convention of the W. c. 7. u. at Ma
tional City last week as the delegato
from the Escondido union.
The several organizations OF ODD Ft1-
lows are preparing to properly observe
the 18th anniversary Of The order; ADFi)
26tn- Al Z.
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Gladness Comes

With a better understanding OF the
w transient nature of the many phys
ical ills, which vanish before proper eff
forts-gentle efforts-pleasante efforts
rightly directed. There is comfort in
the knowledge, that so many forms OF
sickness are not due to any actual dis
ease, but simply to a constipated condl.
ton of the system, which the pleasant
family laxative, Syrup of Figs, prompt
ly removes. That is why it is the only
remedy with millions of families, and is
everywhere esteemed so highly by all
who value good health. Its beneficial
effects are due to the fact, that tits the
one remedy which promotes internal
cleanliness without debilitating the
organs on which it acts. 1t is therefore
all important, in order to get its bene-
fetal effects, to note when you pur-
chase. that you have the genuine arti-
Gle, which is manufactured by the Cali
fornia Fig Syrup Co. only and sold BY
all reputable druggists.
IL in the enjoyment of good health,
su6 the system is regular, laxatives or
ether remedies are then not needed. II
afflicted with any actual disease, one
raw be commended to the most skillful
physicians. but if in need of a laxative,
one should have the best, and with the
well-informed everywhere, Syrup OF
Figs stands highest and is most largely
used and gives most general satisfaction.
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AVALON

AVALON, April 19.-Regular Cores
pondence.) Saturdays boat brought
over about 20 visitors. who enjoyed the
various attractionso of Avalon to their ut
most.
Judge f. w. Henshaw of the supreme
court, accompanied by J. A. Graves and
Mr.. Ermston, registered at the Metro
pole
J. j. Mellus of Los Angeles Charles
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ETIWANDA

ETIWANDA, April 19.-(Regular Cor
respondence) The dime social given by
the Ladies' Aid society Friday night was
well attended and much enjoyed.
j. M. Holland of Hesperia came over
on Friday and is now at his apiary try
ing to help swarm the bees.
N. Ormstron has embarked in the bee
business and will hereafter herd bees In
stead of cattle.
Frank Forster has returned from
Chino, where he has been planting sugar
beets.
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LOS ANGELES COUNTY

Barnesville, Ohio, where Mr.. Frame has
secured a position.
l.. Blankenhorn and family left yes
terday for Milwaukee.
Mr.. Beecher and Mr.. Glow of the Green
went to Mt. Wilson yesterday.
DR.. Van Slyck left today for San Fran
CISCO
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EsCoNDIDo

ESCONDIDO. April 19-(Regular Cor
respondepce.) General Manager Nevin
and other officers of the Southern Cali
rornia railway paid visit to this place
Saturday morning to investigate the
matter of moving the depot nearer town.
The new manager was much pleased
with the surroundings and promised to
return here next month and take q
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]. B. Glover, member of the board from
Redlands, is just able to be about again
after a severe attack of the grip.
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quarters for the postoffice fitted UP IN
the Merchant building
The Fraternal Aid society held an en-
ioYable social Friday evening.
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hDEx TO SOUTHERN. CALIFORNIA NEWS

Escondido proud of her water supply
Visitors and big gathering at Avalon
unusually promising.
San city politics much mixed.
Norwak people give due attention to Easter.
Visiting examine the roads at Riverside.
Pomona ofics sseeker given another week of waiting.
A lad bady injured by runaway horse at Redlands
Two Santa Ana lads leaveh seek their fortunes
Covna rejoicing stretch of good road
Santa Monica the visiting Angeleno
glad she did not kill her father
attempt council meeting fails to find
An girl burned to death by starting witt
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-10-20
SUNDAY SCHOOL CONVENTION.
Those OF King Counsv Meet in Ply
msath Congregational Church

THE King county Sunday school corven-
-l5a met l. P.yuou.h C5zgrcgatiarai
church a. : o'cIock yssterds sttsrnoen.
Rev. Y n. Sel1eck presiding
TSxv5tsanai exercise. wara Ted ~ A 2
FurwaH II l. Ssxer followed with ar
address o. re reeds q The Sunday Schools
In TIE ceuuty, n wh{ch re Indicated the
purpose % TIE convention He czlfee a.
tsntio- - the kEa1 attendance at TIE Sun
CAV seAools IN tire county.
Rev W C Merritt delivered a vs-y -
tsrsstl-r address tns title beirE New
wgus * New Wine sk.ns" Re contrast
81 tie cid sd new spirit @ TIE Cnris:fan
80 sad ~: ~Wfth ths op4rfrE q re
,werttsta century begins the work g So
curing ire conversion - TIRE Ell ldrez. We
shsul9 ssek - fa-- fae y-u1z LIE raths-
tha- rsfa-- & Il lster Ys4rs-
Rev 5 C oATGm. q the BAptsx. tAns--
raris sroks c. Re sse.c. 'sTss Csurch @
Tomorrow IN ire SehooI - Today He
s-1rAsstxaa re value 90 p-ayer especially
secret s-wcesttoz q 1.vtntty he sad
thaf re- future 81 the eaurch nnust -
measured 60 Tire srGizing q ias cAlld-sn @.
tae present
A re swszsrr service Rzv Z = sawver
Led ths services Rev Wlrat whgsassE
addressed 10 ccnventic1 u7ea TIRE at &C
,eaeAs-E he ~na sac~seas g re ar -
teaching = greater ra4r tne foremost arr
sss~ - sad TIE ssa~He= - oez1ze6 -
s-Eer izxe tie cs4ox c. -. Az=l1= Sztz.--
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-10-20

N--rnan r Smith. Of ssaguay. IL at III,
Butler.

Imam r. Smith. Of skaEuay. IL at the
Butler
s. Eaxsa Howard. OF Mesfarray. q al
the Dttlsr.
J. MeDevit,, O. Monte crisso. is a; the
Rainisr-Grana.
T. @. Earle. a newspaper man 90 Coupe
Vile. u At the Stevens.
Mrs. r. y L Davis. % Mount Vernon.
Is waiting friends in the city.
Mrs. Josie Z. Harvey. q New Orleans.
IL guest Of the Rainssr-Grand.
Leslie Calom. special treasury agent.
was guest Of the Butler yesterday.
D. o. Pagan q business man OF What
com, Is guest OF the Ralnisr-Grard.
Miss Laura Louise Hay OF Tacoma,
spent yesterday among seattls friends.
W. II. Ford OF Arlington. was among
fh4 guests % the 0cesdsntzi yesterday.
r Whitney and wife. Of Cripple Cresk.
Colo,. were a. tas Stevens last evening.
Deputy County Treasurer Fred r Pape.
OF skagit county. Il 3 guest a. TIC Diiier.
Mrs. H. NJ McGregor and Mrs. William
Leach, OF Tacoma. are AZ the Occidental
Capt. J. r Robinson. or Louisville. Ky.
is visiting IN The city. guest OF Tia But
Ter
w. 2. Potts clerk in the Diler hotel.
left for WhatcoEn last night on q weeks
visit
Or. and Mrs. w r Carey. OF Chicago.
were among the guests Of the Butler yes
teTday.
III Trvine. OF ssanwood was among
those who registered at the Butler yes
terdsy.
Robert Boyd, Of Port Townsend. was
among those who registered az the Butter
yesterday.
Al. MeIAin, o. the Dimsr. returned 70 tho
city last evening from hunting trip 70
Pert Gamnla.
Ell Tomiinson. who makes his home
81 Sloan. =, g, registered az The North
ern yesterday.
JR Hsndrick. a Pittseurg. Pa. capt
talikt IL among those registered al the
RafnIeT-Isrand.
r. < Coontz. lieutenant United States
navy. was among the guests ct the
Northern yesterday.
l. n. Bowman. II. sullivan and Robert
Scott, trio OF Sandon. 3 G. mining men.
are at the Northern.
Al RlsmAnn. hogsikeeper % snohomlsh.
II 81 the city. accompa nted BY Mrs RE
mann. and i az the Dllier.
Frank T. semnael 81 Butte IL IN the
city en- route Tor juneau, where he has
position with one OK me so4c mining
companies
Nj c. Moorsland. Of san Francisco s.
n she city 20 meet his brother. Who viii
arrive soon from Pennsylvania TO make
hLs home here
A. r. Coleman thu well-known Port
terday. accompanied BY bis wife. they
are registered a. the Butler
Mr.. 81. Il Hamilton. % S. Paul.
mother ~ Charles Hamilton. q the North
American Jrausp0Ttzuon and Trading
Company. Il = guest % sha stevens
n y Lutss. 3 mining man who has ex-
teasivs interests near Juneau vas a.
the stevens last might accompanied ty
his wlfe They have just returned from
trip East
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-10-20
HE JUDGMENT STANDS.
esit of Anna Sears for $4,000
Against n street Railroad Az
nrmed I'm Cent of Appeals.

The case OF Anna Sears et al against
lie Illinois Trust Company et a. WAS az
ssned In the court OF appeals yesterday.
THIS case has been pending In different
courts since iSs1. Mrs. Sears recovered
safrnent for $1,000 against the Seattle
Consolidated Street Railway Company
he case was appealed 20 the supreme
court aad affirmed The Judgment vas set
asifs In the suprems court. and after ar
fssnent was again affirmed and judgment
Fsndered upon the superseaeas bond In the
sun Of $500 ard costs. Suits were
brought TO enioln the levy Of executions.
TIE road was placed IN thu hands OF re-
essver and suit brought BY the Illinois
trust and Savings Bank, trustee, 20 fare
e'aee ne mortgage and close the judgment
cat + c. kilbaETne 81 al. fled their petit
hon ana had the claim allowed a. a pre-
lsrFsd claim over the hrst mortgage bonds
Iae trust company appealed from Judge
hsatord's decision 20 the United States
roass Of appeals, ard the decision was az
hrEsd Afterwards the foreclosure ease
cane on ana on the answer % Scar. e.
a. Judge Hanfara allowed the claim as a
preferred claim over the first mortgage
Bends. Thls case was appealed 20 ;ne
t1ited States circuit court 81 appeals all
Ir0eseGings stared. the money left In the
Grmed.
1ehs Z. Humnhries has managed the it,
eau9a from beginning % end Ter Mrs
fsArs and kiibourns - al. ana SAYS that
VS. Z re arst rsSe where personal IN
q 1NdFnient which vas rendered before
sas apF7 ntrteat ~ A receiver. was al
Nsd afa sfEsrwa riS AFFIRMED hv the
s~isea states flFcgtt ceart of appeals.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-10-20
Poison KILLED HER.
Corouerss Jury I'm Iavenwoert Case
Agrees on yeraict-No One
20 blame.

what killed Mrs Annie Lsvenwoert7
Poison" says the coTonar's jury.
The body was buried yesterday from
Butterworth'x undertaking psrlors. but
n any man was legally or morally re-
sponsibie for the widows uatinely death
be has not been arrested.
This was the verdict reached by the
Jury after celebrating for over twelve
hours.
We And that the deceased was a native
81 Russia aged IS years; that she came
70 her death. according 10 the testimony.
b. the use OF narcotic poison. but 10
criminal intent TO crime orsnss or
Ignorance Of tire attending physicians, as
the amount given would not ordinarily
destroy lie. and was treated as most
physicians would treat a similar case"
This Is the exact phrssfng OF the YER
diet u - hardly Gear 20 understand
what the jury meant. but evidently il
sid not find that anyone was 70 blame
for Mrs Lavenwoert's death.
There e still more or less mystery SUI
rounding the case. Dr Kendrick, who
administered morphine 70 the woman
while she was suffering with pains IN
her hack. says that she fsl and hurt her
hack ard legs. He Vas ssked last night
h0w ucch ne gave TIE patient al each
o. the three separate doses but refused
- answer He claims thar Grzsmic
poisor killed Mrs TAvenwoert.
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Terrible D~aclensy 81 wheat Abroad
ararrlrn 90 smmwIy The VIZ a.

Tate savicas fvoYn WsEhiCErrr. basel or
rauaartx ~ government experts TcpoFt that
sha phsytaFa 81 Tire world ~hasf rran
~ reara TIE staTYatio0 Squire = - 90 =
f.se NtfsRa}s Au1srt-a IS Feiset lunr e. SUP
~ ere Ger riercy cut - car grand nraffu~t
~ e. 80 asT Tufs 8sHriaHrV can ~
go asa az fhe rVe ara corn cron ha
7rasa ar hus who caaa Supply 20 TIE siek
AS dehIltstea deficiency q Aossecter.z
s.r-.--a-h BssterNn There IS pa nrsftv 4 wrs ~
= s-sr.rfx q that rTuTu CITY he5afet -r.eslf-
rfse adequate - fhs relief a the svspep-
a. tha ccnstipAfed. TIE httczs a1d the
.hau-.asf~ Il Uiif wtfheut Interruption
rsrffrss &c build ur tfe Nesk 20 nrute-s
ts~ ssefsens % ma ARIA EcourEss Raca e.
ts.z from calls snd fever ane kindred sts-
ORDERS ard &c e0unteTact a te1tency 20
wtirN II disreEs r,is6 = speedily suever-
go - fNR5r erEantc Eea}fh. %ct onsv
does Il rsaaw digssticn, BIS also appetite
ans siesr-
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-10-20

JohH Leonard. Llrscosr Hayes zne Mar
tn Earrtfy we're arrested last n.ghf by
Officers Eagh~e and Williams on Easpscfoa
OF ssing concerned IL the robbery 81 An
drew Andersen. who Loaf ar 0veFcoas az
the Mint salocn. They ara locked up a.
police headquarters.
Chris johnson. Charles Hunter. Arthur
Davis. Pat Murphy. Harry Williams,
Ir42k Miller. Joe Lang. James Wilson and
Frank D9f9ur zefe arrested yesterday
and locked zE Oh suspicion. Together With
number % other men % their kind they
lad been found sAeepinS In box ears along
Railroad avenue. a description was reg
iStsred % zach. and they were told 70 leave
town tnSsaafey.
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BRENITIE :.

The S-nouths-olt daughter q Isaa- II
CafNrafth who Hives On Wlihert street.
Ballard was badly scalde3 yesterday afr
ernocu ny uRsetting = bucket q hot wafer
On herself Her left side vas tB a fright
The child may &c as q result % the acct
tenG
Thers - a meeting called for tonight
A. - IN ths FIRST Pres eytsrisn ch8reh
pasiars f1r sl tns CHRISTIAN ErdRR vcrers
r. fhe eftv wh0 are des.re-s % ,aklng he
Blhl~ study co .rss g. - re tfes ~ fHe
promoters 20 have clas& rcrvnet IN each
caurrh o. each locality. as the nseG mas
require
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-10-20

re sNcuis BE able 20 take possession ~ re
mind Word pictures esa - successfully
Used 20 arrest and bold the attsntiaa.
Every successful teacher mast posses So
knowledSs % whst he "a. . teach. he
must study Ms scholars as 10 tga are
alike e. mlna Or disposition"
Rev. ". c. Merritt stated during the
evening that ,ssrs we're lis - ehilaren IN
the state % Washington. OF these = 90
were cut OF the Sunday s.haoi The par-
pose % she eonveaiion vas 10 bring about
8 better system Of wars
Tire following committees were appoint
&C.
on Rsselr-'ons-G. 2. Mead Mrs A q.
Bailey. = z. whsthaz. Mrs J. A. Cath
cart ard Rev. L. J. Sawyer.
On nonlnationz-Rsv. II. W. Gichrist
II. Z. sizer william Virtue, A. b Ball
and Mrs O ". Lynch.
On constitution-Rev. ". c. Merritt.
William Virtue. Rev. ". Fl. G. Temple
and Mr.. Heayis.
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Some people have tean iaciasinw o-hsr
papers ara pamphlets n TIE ssrs4 w~sp-
per wSth 1he Fost-tntelli gencer kIondiks
edition. al have pax o1Iy cert postaws
On f. The paper Itself requires cent
postage II ether printed natter IS 81
closed ~ ths same wra Trsr = wlI take
: cents o. more according . we1ght. r
sure the posta xe e r5rAt otherwise Il
vi rot ae sent out fresn ne postass &c
but WILL - held Ser postage.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-10-20

The contestants in TIE battle between
TIE "Knots'' and tire met Knots" two
sides in tho Young Meas Christian Asso-
cfation organized Tor ths purpose o.
bringing in rev members VIII have a
SUPPER or Friday evening az clock al
tha Guiding The young ladies' e several
Christian En6eawcr Societies are piar-
ming 20 serve the supper There wlI be
a uurber o. speeches and . sAort pro-
Eramus
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-10-20

hsTriaze licenses were issued Monday
re following Andrew Nelson tssl ana
$50 deansen 60. hcth q sestsi- \ G.
,saseFsen ta R1d Julia rerEstraTr Csyl
go q Ballard. y. Normal f4Ea of parf
nsAtey aad Marie sehrawsw t1sg q Sc
ess John Ns,'shsr txa1 and Agnes NJ
Ns,ktsn t2s' b9th ~ Seattle.
- 90 wei we're issued yesterday
-. ian.s = kcrshaw go Of New what
~ ead Mrs Martha p, kershsv tt29. %
So Mont Be-t l. SVeses tn. OF
vvsasue. anH MarTaref r Mater feal o.
- "ai.a Edward Mepade $50 ~
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shirgia ELI az Ballard. r. IRE ease Of
Charles II Black -. E3wfn Aid - a.
D. Fr4paEl & CO. have tssdxzsant against
Romano lgBaxIso-f. 4 60. FOR ties fsr
sGoes s8l8 ard sE.sversE
T-ks ssis 81 D p jackson against A n.
Herriz0n has Beer ssstke1 out ~ cczrs
ard was 6lSralsss9 b. Juaga Ftenson yes
s@r8sy
Atolah Efsle-ias @ Russia Ezlxxn-xh
ffsnhcne~ % Englsua. ard Peter E-swr
q E1ElxE1. we're yesterday admitted -
American citizenship.
In ths ezE@ CO CorneGta X Marzh Va.
Joan u. Brewer - al. WfsAam L SIR
Lag waE yesterday appointed % esks
cbArxe os tns ns9vtgagsd premises. lots -
under tl9f sond-
Artisiss Ct incorporation we're sie1 yes
tsrday Scr the Black Dl&man6 2Ascksll-
g - o. Is 80 zh3Yes trustees John a
Campbell Richard Tshiestt James Camp
bel. J. BssFEss ard L. e. Hastings.
Articles u incorporation we're n.sd yes
fsr1zg for thF FoEs Arangel. G.snora
and I4aks Teslir Trans ortztton Coz
panv. eapiisl stock 1-s0 ssN. ia So shares.
trustees. a y. Paul. r j Hammer, 81 r.
pr1caaFs, Frank WzteYhozse Charles
Richardson and Harry Row.
The following witnesses wers sunuon-
&C yesterday for the defense tn the Nc
Cam ease Albert Lungenfeltsr, Mrs.
Libois Lungenfsttsr. TaoHass f.rovsn.
john Hicks George MoxaEt ] & Rs9nFs
|. IL Grsswola Mrs : u. Rogers. EeHry
Weiss Michael Mccain. Or r. 4 n
Miller. Mrs, LaFgarsg Mccain
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rsrRoLrUw WELLS ATTIRE.
4 whole valley Wear Baka, Russia.
50 % ttnrsn..

ST vrTERs EfTE3 49,. - 5fe-st-h
y-e--, rNku. 60 ths nsrf1s3la - ATsseras.
- tsa wesL cass- -f rhs ga srssn Nea eas
~satav e re EreAs c3 rrcaac.aF TeEsea -
Yessrsps an3 Raas& saws Pe;ra2ssaa
.~~srw A. Ra-aay q Egaare ct Eaka
~svwht Sra lass riKhG IRE ere spread
-s4.xtv - ths nehsr srTtrEs e tie vfci1-
~ u-sFl re wsois valley Wa = sea e
rR-~ex re ioEsxs zrE -rorG7ols aE4 re
r-ss a~a ST. ssrnns- Fe-r s7Ttnes and
.wxrtv-tsr~s ess-anos e. ave H@ez &esrrsy-
Is as nen IS several waE4Anss sn4
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-10-20

Human lie IS held too eheAp.y when tire
individual who needs q tonic for his sys-
tenn. seeks to cover MS wants b purchas-
Ing every lew mixture that Is recommend
ed TO him Remember that Ayers sarss-
pAgilla has weil-earned reputation %
nifty years standing.
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Czrtssr lowering haE elected - have Ms
trea tnaent o. Private Hammond. a. Fer,
SSerf8ar. r-sfe the subject cf q c1grs 4
tHQalrV IN Ugef eFeucr &c q cnurs- MARTA
IRE coEr1 ~ ccuvene THURSDAY
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So@-fsl rssuafcA 70 fne Fes--fsts. sglesr.
OLYMPIA O. fa-Ths osaer = tas
&c. sxssansr 81 nae1s. la@tFGesioa as -
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A choice stock Of high-xrade pianos ard
organs and everything IN the music line
az Sherman. Clay 81 90. s. Us Second Ava
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, Aetlors mere begua yesterday n the sa-
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Hear Floranes Msrvia a; Olympic hayl
tonight.