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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-02-11
alton for the improvement of the agricul.

alton for the improvement OF the agricul-
turaI college.
S &. 10. by Miller of Thurston-Fixing
the date of maturity OF bills, checks.
drafts and other evidences OF indebted
ness.
s b. III. by High-An act providing for
the reduction Of the salaries OF state Of
ficers by cons ututional amendment.
$. B. u.s. by Misunderstanding the man
ufacture OF dairy products and providing
for dairy commissioned.
5. b. l1g. by Lesh-For constitutional
amendment relating 10 the reduction OF
salaries OF supreme judges.
: r. $50. by Mller-Repealing act pro-
viding for a state grain inspector.
5 Il. Isl, judiciary committee. TO allow
the bringing OF suits against insolvent in
surance companies for the distribution cf
funds deposited by them in the hands Of
the state treasurer.
s n. lS2. by judiciary committee, relat-
Ing 20 bonds in actions and legal pro-
ceedings
$. r. 1873 judiciary committee. in rela-
ton 10 legislative manual.
3 B. lS4 by yesterday. to provide for
the Incorporation OF boards OF trade,
chambers Of commerce and similar bodies.
: Il. l@. by Taylor. an act TO prevent
corrupt practices at elections.
$. 3. ls6. by Taylor. an act relating TO
the settlement Of community estates.
5. r. lSI. by Taylor an act relating TO
public highways and cycle paths.
House.
The bin declares that comDina tons be-
tween persons and corporations with A
view 20 lesseniDg competition are uula~-
fut Violation ~ the act is fixed at for
fixture OF the right 20 do business in the
state. Referred 10 committee on cor
poTatiOns other than municipal.
II. y. ST, by Couch-PToyiaing for the
appraisal Of stock Killed by railroad
trains: COMMITTEES on railroads
II. r. S7S. by misunderstanding tho
sale II liquor within three. miles OF any
railroad tunnel in course Of construction.
II. Il. 579, By Thacker-Reieting to cleo
tons.
II. b. $50 by Thacker- Relating to the
establishment OF private bitches and
drains
n Il ISL. bv DEMONSTRATING 10 munic-
tp,1l corporatl oHs ~ The third class
y g. ~ oy etruVe tb3 reqUest, pro-
NidnE for the establishment Of a naval
Guerd.
r. y 81 By Barlow. providing for the
appropriation az taxes on bicycles Tor the
purpose % improving county roads.
~ p ga hv Barlow. providing for tho
rcssrvation and Improvement Of 2 portion
81 the public highways for foot passengers
RI. r. So By Forbes. creating state
fro and police board, three members from
tho three cities 81 tha FIRST class. This Is
the metropolitan police Bill
II 2. -. ~ Hooper. appropriatlng 81
40 FOR the Improvement of the agricul-
tursi COLLEGE experiment station and
school o. science
"A y 7s7 by Iruin relating 20 the dis
charge a. patients from the insane asy-
n p 2S2 BY Ross. relating to laborers'
liens.
H. 3 CSC by De Mattos. TO establish
fish hstchertes on the Columbia river. and
oa pGEe1 sound IN Skaxit and Whatcom
counties. ard on Wlilapa and Grays har-
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Not Exactly Right
NOT Sick Enough for the Bed or Well
Enough for the Table,"
"'h's'ers Wife Artly Describes a Well Known Con
dll0n and Tells How Ii Was Overcome

49,. az 'aoasaaas o. people m al
49, - = Sc Ilsrly a. ms s~aso,
-. 80 TO exactly r,xat.v ara -, sr.
~ - - wsam saagss h.sstis Of
..o4s saFss9arnI@ 1oa.a 90 a uo,,s :,
49, q has done sor others. B.m.nsss
- ss'l ssa'9aa. men as wei a. tse seay
'ie are especially irsseessgs.A "a
.'.as eesiilfstea feeling. II ~. g.,,,,,s.
- o. tae best tonic. aatl-bsseas
s.nss'e ABA Alternative aEsas. Of n. veg.
.~'s kiasden. esregnliy ard sel-n.ta.
e.. e. conoine5. wbl-h snas.es Hood.
.saDaFliiN . rsaeh simple a. wei a.
serious ailments vaen az ether medicine.
-. j. Esaa sirs. fFsats letter:
. / ff'od & Co. I.oweg. Mas
DezF siEs.--J frost .has me pas,,ea-
'''h q ny testimon.zI may serve 70 Intro.
naes Hoods sassaparnla 10 many wss
'.esa Fayslaai Improvement. and lead
s''eh to give g a srssL NJ husband
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A Cure for Every Disease.

Munyon's Dyspepsia Cure positively
cures al forms OF indigestion and stomach
trouble. Price. Is cents
Munyon's Catarrh Remedies never fail
The CataTTh CaEINe-prfce . cents-eradi-
Gates the disease from the system. and the
CataRTh T'absets-price = oeuts-cieanse
and heal the parts.
Munyon's Cold Cure prevents pneumonia
and breaks up a cold IN a few hours.
Price, Is cents.
Munyon's Cough Cure stops coughs.
night sweats. albays soreness and speedily
heals the lungs. Price g cents.
Munyon's Kidney Cure speedily cures
pains in the back. loins or groins. and all
forms Of kidney disease. Price. IS cents
Munyon's Nerve Cure cures all the
symptoms OF nervous exhaustion, such as
depressed spirits. failure or memory. rest
less and sleepless nights, pains in the
head and dizziness. II stimulates and
sI'cne thens the nerves, and IL a wonder
ful tonic Price. - cents
Munyon's Asthma Cure and Herbs re-
.1eye asthma IN three minutes and cure
permanently. Price. ST.
Munyon's Headache Cure Stops head
ache IN three minutes. Price, % cents.
Munyon's Female Remedies are "a boon
TO all women
Munyon's Blood Cure eradicates all I'm
purities of the blood. Price. . cents.
Munyon's Pile Ointment positively cures
ali forms OF piles. Price g cents
Munyon's Vitalizer restores lost powers
10 weak men, Price, 81.
A separate cure for each disease At all
druggists. mostly - cents vial.
Your druggist will present you free with
"A copy Of Tho tsiiide to Health" valu-
able little medical publication that should
be in every home.
Personal letters TO Professor Munyon
1906 Arch street. Philadelphia Pa an
swered with free medical advice for any
disease.
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TESTIMONIALS.

b. D. Brown. NJ D.. OF Solomon, Kan.
says: My kidneys were very sore and
ached most OF the time. The pain was
severe when l stopped over or lay on my
back. and il was almost impossible 10
straighten up after sitting down. In
three days after beginning Munyon's Kid
ney Cure and Bladder Cure. I was re-
lieved, and since that time I have felt
Ike new man. 1 have been practicing
medicine for thirty years, and have used
all kinds of drugs, but found none with
such wonderful curative powers as those
Of Munyon's Remedies"
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IN THE LEGISLATUEk
.v..rr VOTES Dows a Hz"
Tn rzE sLoYsrETs CASE.
y,r-,,~r Unable To Rally the
Hats Republicans s"pp'
u~nsur~-House Pesse
p.,, prohibiting Intefesf
.-.e,. Aboye Per Cent?

v.s ~ -gDscgaI.-IT74e rrfn-
-, s--..,ye ~ the dag In the senate
,.es-r the reward which Coy - - r~s'.vT. =
eeres in 1919 for the recover I'll -
r. 1slovstegn dead OF alive. - 49,. 4
..,1..,5.rvs.4 that G1oysfein aiFaps'.s - e
ses1l s..os.. s,e,, his home IN SDosa %
..s,,-s. II was alleged that ne hao Dc IN
..,.-,s...a b,g me silver Federation 9
rsau,,ltsf organization. Suen a hue
go va raised that GOV AcGrsW
forad a reward OF SOC for DIS Feeyzs =
dead or alive. zfr. Delaney fothd 80 80
stein working on = thE~eaiHk -. Z.
So caused him % Re brought BACK 20
Ssraiane Senator Piummer Of sDoAane
introduced q bill Tor the relief % Deisies:
-, that he might be paid the 30 eHe1
8 n reward the Populists today oppoHN
the hill. claiming that the governor 20
nc right 10 offer p reward for the fceo-
ar os the BODY OF murdered man
though they 6id not deny ms fisirs
cree . regard FOR . murderer. inV
eouvaf ne bill notwithstanding the lsct
shaf fhe reward was offered 20 remove
a. stain az a charge OF murder rom tas
yottltist eseufch son. The EeSuohc@ n
Favored the measure for the reason LAX
they desired to sustain toe integrity OF
s1ate and the governor. They hsla tnse
Delaney had performed q service ", ~
request OF the state. ane should De cosa-
indefinitely postponed.
One OF the most important msasuT0
acted upon Dy the house WAS house Dui
s44. ny Parker. which came up with an sa-
verse report from the judiciary commit
tee. The bill makes per cent. the Legal
rata OF interest and forblds eontrscts
above per cent. At present the lesa
rate ls per cent. and the maximum "
Der cent. Parker the author % the Pin.
succeeded in defeating the motion TO in-
definitely postpone the bill. and II passed.
yeas Il, nays 81
A number OF bills. including one oy
Fritz. licensing the sale of cigarettes,
were indefinitely postponed.
Tho bill by Marshall. providing for the
establishment OF an orphans home. vas
reported adversely but went to the com
rnitfea on appropriations. During dis
eussion OF this measure Warner said that
tire people OF 5nohomish would give the
state the court house. valued at $500 In
that city. together with five acres of land,
provided the home was located there
Thacker said he was authorized to offer
a building worth So. 900 and twenty acres
OF land In Port Townsend II the home
was located In that city. Marshalrs
bill carried with Il an appropriation Of
$4,000.
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without Appetite and vigor.

After had used bali bottle Of Hoo3's
I realized quite an Improvement and soon
teit quits comfortable. gained so much
that : recommended Hoods ssTsaparilla
20 M nearest nelsheor. who has bad
ualarial symptoms. she has also taken
tae medicine. and it, effect upon her for
COED Wa almost mage. she mas now pre-
vailed upon her husband 20 take K 20
build him Up. ] have also given Hoods
sarsaps-lla TO my two little girls. one
nearly years old. who Is not strong, con-
seqnentiy langald. and the other. Il years
old. for pimples whlch indicate bad blood
and disfigare her complexion. Both have
been helped BY Hoods sarsaparflla which
! am glad heartily 10 recommend" Mrs.
G. Hunt. loi West slst street. y. Y. City.
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ital stock is Si0.o0a The company "a
manufacture hop presses.
The Tacoma wheelmens Assoc,ss..
held a meeting last night 20 discuss -
roads. No definite action was takss
Edward Kelsey Humphreys dlea A. Il.
Prospect street today, at the age j, !
years.
Carl Walter, a nickel-in-the-slo, NJ.
chine agent. VAS arrested today on ~.
plant of Mrs. ]. b. Fisher. who ehasss.
him with burglary.
W. r. Rust. treasurer and manag>, !,
the Tacoma smelter. has returned sr.~
New York, and says negotiations for ".
enlargement OF his Institution VIII ma
ably be completed within the nexl ~
weeks.
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Tacoma News en- Brief.

TACOMA. Feb. 20 -spcclal-A thief
visited the Chfidreu's Home last night and
stole "A few useful articles
+. o. spaulding, president and treasurer
Of the Cascade Cereal company. has ar
rived from Detroit. Mich. 70 make Taco
ma hia home. Ills establishment viii p1it
IN new machinery 20 double rs capacity
and extend SIS trade 10 the Orient.
Little May Shcehy. who was believed
90 be afflicted with smallpox. Il found 20
have only a severe attack 81 measles
Sheriff Mills returned from San Fran
cisco last night with Harry NJ. Earl, who
81 wanted 20 answer o the charge Of en-
bezzllug from the Old Town lodge " Mac
cabees
Meyer Cohen today pleaded not guilty
~ the charge ~ embezzling s92 from the
Tacoma Ledger and was returned TO
fam in default % $50 bail 10 await trial
In March.
The r VI. Pine Press Company was
incorporated today By T. " Pine Robert
Wilson and W. A. Nicholson. The cap
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DESTRUCTION or A FISH rRAp
Gin Meters Forcstnii the Necesslt,
for Legislation.

SOUTH BEND. Feb. lo.-Spec.aI- Me-.
day night a couple OF giilnet fshsrnss
completely destroyed the nsh trap Il 1
n. Lane. on the Nasel river. The fa,
was located only a short distance hssos
Nasel and was located strictly In aecms.
ancs with the law. The destructive vess
was probably aone with brush heks
Mr.. Lane Is an old and respected rsGass.
OF Pacific county, and the loss Is ser
Gus blow. He lis a fair Representative u
the so-called capitalists who own I'D
traps in Pacific county, and who are tai
ing the bread out of the mouths Of 4.
poor gin METERS.
The men who perpetrated the deed {,
pretty we'll known. and arrests will gs
ably he made at once. The case has ia
put in the hands of County Attorney Rss
for prosecution.
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SOUTH BEND. Feb. 10.-speclal-A
granite ledge OF considerable extent ars
value has been discovered about uEm
miles from Riverside. 1t Is thret-agas
ters of mile long. 600 feet wide and j.
feet high. The discoveries and owstn
are James Brown and $. ID. Stearns 4
Willapa. who have heretofore kept tAs
discovery a secret. but have now rseeisei
their patents 20 the land and propose a
develop their find. The granite has ben
submitted 10 a number OF architects az
has been pronounced by them 10 be o. "a
best quality. 1t can be readily pan%
and takes fine polish. A Portland qssf
ryman is expected here next week 70 a.
anime the proposition. with a siew 70 a.
veloping the find. The grade for rcs2
from tidewater at Riverside TO the lstsa
Is an easy one and could be built a. spa
paratlvely small expense.
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WALLA wALLA, Feb. i0.-spsciil-
The funeral OF the late John r. Boie
president Of the Baker-Boyer Naiifa
bank. occurred today, and was the hiF
est funeral ever seen In Wslia Waila q
most the entire community paying AZ
tribute 10. the man who has been 30 ptuR
inent In business. church and social Z
fairs OF Nalla Walla. Rev. r. /. panT
OF the Episcopal church, conducted hns'
service at the residence. and at the esnf
terry the Masonic fraternity perfornes 2
burial services. All banks. business heaai
and public offices closed and business w
suspended during the funeral.
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rheumatism in from one 20 FIVE DAYS.
Sharp. shooting pains in any part OF the
body stopped in a few doses. A prompt.
complete and permanent cure FOR lame
ness, soreness. stiff back and eli pains in
hips and loins. Chronic rheumatism. SCI
atica, lumhago or pain In the back are
speedily cured. II seldom falls 10 give
relief from one or two doses. and almost
invariably cures before one bottle has
been used. Price, : cents
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Telegram operator In Trouble.

TACOMA. Feb. Special.--William
Morris. 2i-year-oid telegraph operator in
the employ OF the Northern Pacific ~ the
head OF the bag, was arrested by Detective
Ashby today, charged With the seduction
Of I.ottie Adams a mise OF fourteen. He
was taken before Municipal Judge Leavitt
and released on $3.50 bonds. Morris will
probably marry the girl.
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VANCOUVER. II. c.. Feb. i0.-Ths G.
madam Pacific railway has Just ISSUED
now freight tariff from Coast points AZ
also from points IN Northwest terriers
TO the kootenay country. The rsffs
many cases have been reduced nearly o.
half. A new local passenger tsrih y
also been introduced at the same TIM,
rate 81 4 cents per nila being msds y
tween all local points reached by "
companY'a cleaners In Kootenay.
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OAKLAND Cal, Feb. i0.-Mrs. Ass
\. Frates. wife OF John r. F'rates 2 ~
farmer. suggested TO her HUSBAND =
he hill her and then commit suicide. " J
ne demonstrated she offered 70 40 y y
eeif, The alarmed husband brouxh
TO the city. charging her with insahz
There waa a dispute AZ her examiptAn
and II ended In her discharge.
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He Became Rnn Down

each year from constant mental ara phy-
seal setioR- Hoods sATz2parilla has re-
iisvet and invlgorateG him In every tn
stsrcs. Lat month we purchased four
bottles % TIE medicine. ! took two OF ire
bottlez. berg weak.
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DEATHS.
mrs. 7. e. NickIiu.

WHATCOM. Feb spec,ai-Mrs T.
g. %IckNu #lfe q the weil-known Pc
publican politician who vas for several
terms chief clerk 81 the house o. repre-
sentatlvss and tao years ago was secre-
tary os The senate. died last night shortly
before = o'clock after long Illness. she
improved so much a few weeks ago that
she was canEidere1 out % danger and Mr.
Ntcklin weut 70 Los Angeles - take
charge OF the branch 81 the American
Type Founders Company there and II was
MS expectation then that Mrs <irklin
wou,e D. able 10 join him IN a few weeks
hut she suffered 3 serious relapse . few
days ago and was TOO weak 10 rally from
e. Her parents AMI brother were with
her AZ TIE zine az her death. Ar older sis
ter was the first wife % VIII . jenkins
nov secretary % state. ard bis oldest
daughter has resided with ArE Nicklin
most % tae time since her mothers death.
some years ago. Tire funeral Will take
Place Friday. Mrs. Siek.in was quite
youag woman. scarcely . apparently. and
very hIghly esteemed.
-. ID. Hare.
UPPER sASDUSEY. .. Feb ls-Hon.
D. y Hare. ex-mernber OF congress and
.xeu known throughout Ohio. died here
VERY suddenly tonight.
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MET DEATH IN THE NINE.
A Carbonate Miner Crushed ny Fall
Ing Rock.

TACOMA. Feb Special.--Coroner
Hoska returned from Carbonate today
where he he'd an inquest over the body
OF John Pakkola. an employee % the Car
hon Hnl Coal Company. who was killed
several days ago by the caviug in Of rock
from the top OF tunnel IN mine No. T.
The remains were found Monday by
miners who had been searching for PAX
kola since the accident. The coroner's
jury brought IN a verdict Of accidental
death
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wHATcoM's FISHING INTERESTS.
Business Men Find the Trap Trade
OF Growing fmportnnce.

WHATCOM. Feb 10.-Spsciat When
Representative De Mattos was here few
days ago he Is said 20 have expressed the
opinion in substance that the trap fishing
interests arc OF little or 10 benefit 20 the
city and that very few dollars had been
spent here by fish trap owners. This led
30 an immediate Investigation OF the mat
ter among the merchants ard other bust
ness men. from whom letters have been
obtaire~i giving the volume Of their trade
with the trapmen during $3.50
The letters thus far obtained by no
means covers 81 fhe avenues Of business
hut they aggregate over ga 0go, ~ range
I'm amounts from s3A 30 925.00o The iner-
chant who states that his trap trade
amounted 70 the aforementioned sum states
also that MS trade with tire gill net men
during the same period amounted TO about
22oGo
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VICTORIA. y. C.. Feb. lo.--Ths car
dian Pacific steamer Empress Of cais
arrived last night from Yokoharis.
though there was no sickness on Boa
she was detained fourteen hours ~ z
quarantine station. extra precautions
Ing taken against the plague.
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0r.v>rprA rea ~ Special Rev. NJ
ef~-aiIurn opened the morning session
wFkh PRAYER.
senate rcneEfrre-t ras1stsff11 relating -
80. state fRrsS commission VS. rtaH
+ rfeF r1ar ears sraahs aestnstiEE uIt1
whereas zn8 Fscsglag that aat ss.ss3
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BOSTON Feb. s-Nrs Nanliia -
Kicker. woman laaver and equal r.ghtIst
~ Washington and Dover y. r.. has
als8 with President elect Mckinley q pc
tlt4on FOR appointment as minister % the
United States 81 Colombia
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Rev. Granville Hunt

= 4 eorpalent man weighing 20 pounds.
i'e 0as taken Hoods sansapariaa every
spring for the LAST eight years with good
fesaits. With Tie approach or spring be
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RHEUMATISM CURED.

Munyon's rheumatism Cure is guaran-
teed 20 be absolutely harmless and a
strong tonic in building up the weak and
debilitated. 1t cures acute or muscular
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NEWS FROM TACOMA.
COUNCILMAN HARRIS Is CALLED
DOWN" ON HIS STATEMENTS.

Wants the Council to he Governed
ny an Amendment That Was
Never Passed-Posing the Only
Body-A Miner Accidentally Kill
ed at Carbonado--Thief In the
Chiidren's Home.
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KANSAS CITY. Feb. William
Bryan. WHO has been in Texas on An ex-
tended hunting trip. passed through Kan
sas city - route - hls eozas a. Lincoln.
%eo-, today.
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senate.
2 is-. ~ ks-th-To permit farmers
Esr3fra~S ana wansfa-ts5~e~s Ia ass~a.sa
- fha product ~ tEe5r Ca ha-s
T. }H. ~ kHitA-Ta prohla.t the i'm
gart&tton Into Washington - rnwh9fa-
some 8ss~T grC5ucfs
: r - by Esstsr3ay-f. relation 70
wtfrese' fees
: IA Pa Piumuer-An aet in relation
90 &ep0Sfttans.
IS ~ - Ilummer-sn s@t rs.ag fue
90 ueEo,ts sae paper.
q Ia hy the ~onsn.ttee cr state
Charts Sc t~~tftut ssns-Ar ac* - a~-a~a
IRE Ret ln rgsstion % z3iEse~s' BONES
o. 1gE av HouEhf sn-Aa aet "a rsf.-
ton 20 Instructions II tur8rs IN cfwE
cases
: y f,4 hy Bauu-Provfss e-~ .he
8lHarE1 n.Ea1&1n - f~rszarf Ell. s-s-+s
thAs hsve no NonSe4 Grsestesaexx
: 2. asa - Crow-2IakizS al &2p~os-&-
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hss rad an fntescr.hahis feeling Of II
health. Net sick enough for the hed or
vel snougs for tbs ta5ss' In a few words.
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Reduces Death Rates
Leading Newspapers in the Great Cities Report
Wonderful Results From the Introduce
ton of Munyon's Remedies.
READ THE LIST.

Va hfng Post.
p ~ York
eek Boston Post.
per cent m Ave Press
er I'm -Demo
city
PHI
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Grocers. who will give
your money back (withoru
grumbling) ifyou don't likc
ScAilliEgs BsSttea, are help
ing US.
\ 1t Is good business for ID
Is5 /, s.:,:., /
tsncsee a.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1897-04-23
Notice to Taxpayers
nj Independent School Dis
trict No |.

v.,;ca is hereby given that unless
:. nsl,nauent taxes Of Independent
~. ool District No. l. Of Nez ferce
an,v Idaho for the years 1884, 1880
"a 1886, together with the percentage
. .D a. appears from the following
". = Maid before the 10th day OF July
~, ,s"- the property herein described as
, ' delinquent for said taxes will on
"a 10th day of July 1897 be
. sam the hours of 10 o'clock q. III. and
: a,clock D. III. of said day he sold at
ah,ic sales to satisfy such delinquent
20. and costs OF sale as Is by law pro-
.;dsd The delinquent lists are now
!. ,ho hands of Jas. w. Poe, attorney
for board
By order Of the board.
hated ut Lewiston, Idaho, April 20,
1897 H. A 49,
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1897-04-23

PROFESSIONAL NCRsE-Anyone
desiring the services Of Il professional
nurse should call on Mrs. s. J Pope al
the residence Of Ed Smith, on the Hill.