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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-04-01
NOTICE TO coNTn.cToRs

NOTICE TO CONTRADICTORY
= hereby given thar sealed bids v-l.{ DE
received hv the County Cos1nli esforlefs
e kiug County. Washington. unTl r.
n. Mouf3y. April sta ISL for the FUR
u.shing and driving - piles Or more.
~ DuWana3sh River near John Barns
p.ace. Work 20 Dc done accordinE 90
plans ard sqeciAca lions fa0W on lie az
the oTl~s Of the Board
Essds shall name price per pie driven
Hash hG Uust - seeasHgSa Blas8 ny cash
CsTJlncAte % Deposit ~ Certified Check
Cor 81 tsA payable 20 fre O1t@rSFned 10
ce forfeited to ktng CSuaty In case TIE slls,-
ce~stal bidder fats Co enter into contract
S4th Eoad and sufficient bends In double
the SHtauat n the contract price. within
0ve DAYS after date ~ avsrt.
No-k - % completed on or before .
1avs AFTER date o. &war8
Rias must De a lcresSed - The Beard
- County t'cturslsS .oae-s 30 SEat.5e. Wash
srgro1. endorsed. ~Iitt fsr pT.tnx az Eurns
Pace" faym~rt Rtl b. made In War
rants On the Road a0si Bridge Fund OF in
cash as tae Bo20d may e}Nc3 The Eoar.2
reserves she T.Ghg - ge5e1t any % al
BIDS
Dated at seattle Maveh s@ch. tS7
BOARD OF On COMMIT SSTn%rEs
~ T. Il EVENS,1N. County Auaftor
ao3 Clerk - the Soart
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STRAITS STEAMSHIP coMpAyY.

STRS. GARLAND AND EvANGEL
Seattle and Townsend Neah Bay ruua
Steamer Garland leaves Yesler dock Saa.
DAYS, Tuesdays and Thursdays NJ IL
n. m. for Port Townsend. Port wlllians
Dunreness. Port Angeles. Port crescsfs
Gettysburg. Pysht. Clallam Bay and Nsss
Bay; returning. arrives al Seattle n
on opposite days. Steamer EvangeI ltass
Yesler dock for Port Townsend Port A.
geles and Victoria Mondays. wednestsr
and Fridays at $50 D. m: arrives Sealis
alternate days at 2:30 p. m.
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IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF THE
State Of Washington. for King County.
Seattle Trust Company. corporation
rlaintSf VS. Ernest ". Fslss and Jen-
ME Fales. his wife. defendants. sum
mons so- puhicasson,
The state OF Washington 10 the safd
Ernest w. Faies ard Jennie Fslss, Ms
wife. defendants:
You are hereby summoned 20 appear
within sixty ts9 days after the date or the
Within sixty t6el DAYS after the 18th day
OF February. 1897. and defend the above
entitled action in the above entitled court,
ard answer the complaint or the pialnNu.
and ser We a copy Of Sour answer upon me
undersigned attorneys fer p,aintin az
their oStce below stated and in case or
your failure so 20 do. Judgment viii oe
rendered against you according 70 the ue-
nn2nd o< the complaint. which has oesn
filed with the clerk OF said court. The OBJ
foreciose two mortgages upon Lot IN
Block Of Lakeside Addition 20 the CITY
Of Seattle IN King County. washington
given by the defendants herein. on the
first day OF MAY. 1895, one OF them 70 Sc
cure a note for the payment Of S.e0 20
the plafrtIr. with interest at per cent.
per annuTn from the last named date un-
til Nav J 1925, interest being rayaose
serni-arrualiy. And the other or said
mortgages being given 20 secure u promls-
sorry notes Of TWENTY Tvs, do4lars eaSn
maturing the first thereof. June first, 1893.
and one thereafter serisily each month
with interest at per cent. per annum:
and for the sale OF said premises, and
30 bar the defendants and all claiming
under them from all equity OF redemp-
tion in said premises.
STRUDwICK & PETERS.
Plain.fT's Attorneys
p. O. Address, sle Bailey building. Seat
tie, King County, Washington.
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Bsrsb.. Marriages, Deaths.

In order TO secure correct Insertion 81
notices under these headings. tss sane
should Be left ~ tire bzxlress oNice o
This pager. No @narg@ IS made fcr socn
notices.
Funeral notices resolutions Or ether sp>-
essf arr euncrsuen.s vii - charged AZ TIE
rate Of 70 r9nfs Der szne e2rh f8sefsle1
POST-TSTF = fsfsEG EISf,Ek -
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GO ON THE GREYHOUND.

Everett, Edmonds. Snohomish Rou,t
Two round trips daily. except sundav
In effect Nov 20. 1896, Leaves Seattle -
a. m. AS p. m; leaves Everett 10 4 =
Z y. m. Seattle landing Colman deE
Everett landing, Merchants' dock Cor.
meets with Str. Flyer for Tacoma: VI
Str. Mikado for Snohomish: with ms
for Monte Cristo and way stations Iae
phone. Red 331.
FRANK w. GooDHUE. Manage
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L. &. B. TRANSPORTATION co--Wsa'

~ Time Card.
Steamer Champaign, Sksgit river ross
leaves Seattle March 30 at A. m. Apr
a. a. m, April at a. m; leaves y
Vernon March 81 at ii a. m. April ~
m, April at p. m: Tulaiip, going nNl
Tuesday, and south Sunday. Calihk
Sherwood. Fir Skagit City. Mt. sena
and Avon.
City Dock-Sieamers for all po;ns
the Sound. Open all night :. q. fe'zA
manager. Telephone Main 81.
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sTEAMERS
FLY ON THE "FLYER.

SEATTLE TO TACOMA
-Four round trims daily sys~a
In one hour and twenty.nvs s04Q
THE STEAMER sFLYrn ..aesa
Regular daily trips. Searsi~
route. as follows: iaec1
TANNING Et.E EcT TUESDAY. w..
TIME CARD @r1
Single fare, SOC: round 49,
Leave Seattle--7;s5. Isis A M
r. m. -. - Ga
Leave Tacoma-a:sa a. MI a.r
SUNDAYS. Z
Leave Seattle-7;@ a. m: rm.s,
Leave Tacoma-s.Sa a. N s.N ~
Landing a Northern Paclss ~ 4
coma. and Commercial dock faas q.
rion street. Seattle. wv ~ NA
Sundays. steamers FLYER ara a..
Washington. fare soc. ssase Z
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PUGET SOUND AND ALASKA srgAx
SHIP COMPANY.
VICTORIA ROUTE.

Steamer City of Kingston between \.
coma. Wash, and Victoria. r. c.
7;lspm LvI NJ .Tacoma lilelAri sass
e:3Apm I.vl PSI SEATTLE SslAr, si;~
12:3oamI .vI 72Pt. Townsend sslArllllss-
3:30am Arl1i0 Victoria MIfTl S1sr
'DaIly except Sunday.
This steamer furnishes nrst-eiau A.
commodations. carrying both freight al
passengers, and leaves from Yeslsf whaf
Seattle. for Victoria. at $50 p. n. aud ~
Tacoma at p. m.
Passengers for Victoria can occas
staterooms until a. m.
For rates, tickets. etc, inquire Of
q. r. THORNDyKE
Agent, Yesler wharf. sea,.a
l. A. NADEAU.
General Agent ". p. Ry. Seatsh
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STOLEN.

S-rs1f. EN-T'vo asa-shags certificates ~
its-afe 90 ljsa shares ~ olga Rtos.k
tss.ea 20 \ " McMil}aa Al pera,rs
arr rtrfey C&utscness against hsls.srs
sa-sa A W MCMILLAN. Tacoma Wasa
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A reward Of so viii be paid for infor-
nation leafsng 20 the arrest ana conFlc-
tea OF any one stealing copies q the
Poet-Inta!llgenesr delivered TO su0scrfosTs
shrnnFhnuf tie city.
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PORT ORCHARD AND PORT wAH
INGTON ROUTE.
STEAMER A. r. ROBINSON.

Carrying II. 8. Mall,
On Port Orchard and Port washinrm
route, leaves City dock. foot Of Ma
street, $50 a. m. calling AT South Bescs
Burchell. Brick Yard, Bremerior. T.
Navy Yard. Sidney, Charleston. Tracysas
Chico. Silverdale. Leaves Port orchaA
Navy Station AT 2 p. m; arrives sesi.s
at p. m. F.. ". Robinson, master faag
Bogarius & Co.. agents. Telephers
Main 81.
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" I1~r tNRERt3. tIt wess Main. psvs
atses2 casa prices Far secons- har.t
e.e-.aF. Cell oT sen2 Fssss&l. t1lm@sla q
a.tr3tfoa wla * s.veu.
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wHATcoM. SEATTLE AND TAcoxi
ROUTE,

Take steamer BAY CITY for Anscora
Fairhaven or Whatcom. Leaves Comn as
cial dock. Tacoma, p. m: Cv -
ffoo, Main street,. Seattle, p. n, TIE.
Thurs. and sat Returning leaves hn.s
com p. m: Fairhaven. Sis p. M
Anacortes 10 p. m. SUM-, Wedne. -.
Fri. Fares-Seattle 81. or $50 roun0 W
Tacoma sl25, or 81 round trip. -,,n
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VICTORIA ROUTE.

STEAMER ROsALIE :,
Arlington dock. leaves for fictofn =
Port Townsend daily. except saEo4 !.
1000 a. m: returning. leaves Niclon a..
$50 .. m. Steamer George y. SAT- 80 -
for Port Townsend and way posna .ssss
excent Saturday, at 800 p. M; sene ..
dIraS. ats A. m. returning direct -
port Townsend at p. m. 'Phone - - :
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MESSENGER SERVICE.

RING THE o. X. BOX for messengers
Western Union and Great Northern tel
egrams, hacks. gurneys and express
wagons; quick service. Telephone Main
$50 Ga Second. Branch Pacific Laun-
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se-AC&E frat CaaeA. s.. sse a.. - acres
p@gtaw tae& s. so -. ~esl isaprass,f.
essy .trrns- VA. u Perkins s c..
New Vera esSek
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BANKS.
DEXTER HORTON Il CO, BANKERS.
Incorporated 1857.

DEXTER HORTON & CO. BANKERS.
Incorporated 1887.
Surplus .............. ................. 100 900
President .........-..-.A. A. Denny
x siee President..'-..',S:W NJ Ladd
Cashier. ..............F X. Van Tuyl
Sight exchange and teiegraphic trans
fers on New York, Chicago, st Paul San
Francisco. Portland and various points in
oregon and British Columbia.
Sight bills OF exchange on London avail
able elsewhere In Europe
Collections made at all points on favor
Bonds. stocks and other vaiuables re-
ceived on deposit for safe keeping.
THE PuGET soUND ,,ri NATIONAL
Capital stock paid in........ $4,000
surplus ..-................. 33GD1
Jacob Furth .......................Pr President
r. G. Neufelder. Vice President
r. V. Ankeny ................. Cashier
Correspondence 10 all the principal elite.
In the United States and Europe.
PEOPLES SAVINGS BANK.
Occidental Block. Seattle. Wash.
-oFFIcERs AND TRUsTEEsi'."" ''"
Jacob Furth .-........-........... Presida,,
Arthur A. Denny. ......... Vice President
John Leery ......... Second Wee Prawident
James r. Hayden Manager. Cash'r see'y
Frank l. Bl0dgett. ....-..A Assistant CashIe,
slgmund Schwabacher, John C.oilin,
&. c. NeufsIder. J. T. Greenleaf.
Transacts a savings bank business .Y.
c!usiveiy.
Interest allowed per annurn. 81. -
cent on term deposits. per cent on 80
binary deposits.
Dividends declared last days OF NAV an,
November. Loans made on real esfsts 90
approved coilaterals only.
THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF
Paid-up capital .............. sfs0 90
Surplus ....-..... ............. 1000
J. H NcGraw ............ pxu-,.
Maurice AcMicken-........YIc Vice prs.,sen.
General banking business trars. ,ass'ier
Sight and telegraphic exchange navabl.
United States and Europe. 'ns
NATIONAL BANK OF COMMERCE
Paid-u2 capital .ssoo ooo
Transaets a general banking business.
". p. Ballard. p,..t.
xsse-Ig .-..-.+---....-..Eice PresldAnf
II r. spencer. ......Cashisr
Safety Deepest, Boxes for REM,
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STR. MuLTNoMAH
(DAILYl
LEAVES FOR TACOMA AND oy.v,,,
AT | p NJ rA
FARE TO TACOMA. Is Cent?
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SWEATERS. soc
First Ave between Union and University.
COM @@STTfDN-W are now PREPARED
10 Dc composition for the trade (anv
measured ia NouDareN Mlniou Brewer
and Long Primer. Satisfaction guar
anteed. Call or address Posi-Intelli-
N0TICE-Ths ofTce o. the Seattle Brick
Exchange has been changed 20 room, e
Post nteliisencer building. directly
over business Office o. Post-Tntelligen-
Ger.
SPECIAL INFORMATION DAILY to
manufacturers business houses ard
public men BY tAc Press Clipping Ru-
reaG (Ailen' -. Union block. Portland.
Orr
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WOULD TOT LIKE TO REALIZE Slssa
.rer fav on $50 ~ invested No mining
scheme. 70 speculation TO gambling.
strictly legitimate business enterprise
Address x Observation-Disclosures.
FOR SALE-ReSssuran dong a paying
business. owner leaving the city. Me--
chants restaurant, foot % Washington
street
FOR SALE OR REMISSION. No. 5H
Commercial street Inquire upon prem
fse%
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

NOTICE rs HEREBY GIVEN that the
undersigned as receiver OF the Rainier
Power & Railway Company. will. on
Monday. the 5th day OF April. 1897. pur-
suant 70 an order OF the United States
circuit court for the district OF Wash
tnEion. wherein he was appoint ed expose
for sale 20 the highest bidder for cash,
subject 10 confirmation by the court.
all the bills and accounts receivable OF
the Rainier Power & Railway Company.
said sale VIII occur at the hour OF
O'Clock In the afternoon OF said
day. Intending purchasers are hereby
referred 10 a list Of such bills and ac-
counts IN possession OF the receiver. at
his office. 81 Bailey building. Seattle
FREDERICK BATrSMAN.
Receiver OF the Rainier Power & Rail-
way Company.
Dated March - 1897.
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STR. CITY OF ABERDEEN
(ENCEPT SUNDAY,
LEAVES FOR TACOMA AND ofyw~.
AT $50 A. NJ u
FARE To TACOMA, 8 Cent?
Tel. s. Main. CITY DocK Az.
CAPT. L. WILEY. Manager.
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kdverf's4r. desiring display advertise
sentA changed for the Sunday issue must
hand In copy 81 ! o'clock saturday TO IN
cure change.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS-In the superi-
or court II the state OF Washington for
King county J. ". Hughes. p.alatir.
vs. Seattle Seattle Savings bank defend
ant No. z.1s1
Under and 81 virtue OF an order % said
court. ia said cause. male and entered the
9Th day Of February. lss9, notice Is hereby
given 10 any and al creditors OF said Sc
attic Savings bank. Of Seattle, Washing
ton, TO present 70 ths undersigned, az his
Office IL Cherry street. Seattis, WASH
inEtOn. their respective CLAIMS against
said bank and "a make satisfactory proof
10 the undersigned OF the business there
q and % surrender 20 the undersigned
any and a. evidence Or evidences Of in
dsbfedneEs against said bank nov held
~ such cTeditors. OF or Dsfore the lst
dAy OF May 1881. And notice il further
given that any and al creditors failing
50 20 90 viii, unless otherwise 6lrected ny
saad court be barred from participating
in any dividend or dividends 20 De paid
out 81 the funds Or assets % said 1ank
in the hands Ot the unds-sign~d. as the
receiver thereof II. o SHDEI.
Receiver % Seattle Savings Bank.
Dated Seattle. y FASH. February %. Iss7.
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CLAIRNoN ANTS.

MRS r EMMETT. the South African
medium. 81 her wonderful cfafrvovsrt
SiEht. reveals The pas. present and ~
tRre. consult her. readings. sec Rooms
e ara = Mcdonald block. an se~n-s
avenue.
FI.ORA<CE MARVIN pgblicly prastcss~s
Seattles great IRE. Sii second
MRS CHRISTIE. 50 Secgad-N szs!ur1
raszss~as ed hzths amt massage.
MRS SWAN. So Seeoad. Magnetic heal-
~ and baths.
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Personal.

WELL we have got 10 raise some money
and we are going 10 make a sacrifice
for one week only. Graniteware less
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ENk NENT~At lo~ rates Ere suise p
HNa outside rooms. 90 second aee~ -
Washington Territory tnvest inert t,-r,-
F.anT's b8sitiEE. at corner ~ CaeFrv arA
Sec2ad sgreess over Post-Entc.ls eeaerr
Arn3v nom IS
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a q. BE%JAMT%-San6 pumps for geld
mining kept r stock. 81 Railroad Ave.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1897-08-28
.sSfsN flsNf.kNnsSN

~As tae Ssss lSA& a@s less ~ NaSaass,
s>d ess@ s,e'est SlA,aVANoAAaN e,,a
>sss3 ustA 1882. Ia t>AA the less uss
sAsaa - SNNAeAshAA tt s>sS &twss 4a,>r,
'ass sf,NaAasAaAA ~ sAst, s,sse sAa Ne
gsh,s"sa Standardization a sAe IaSiss
States eN,Ses President assss$aa saa Tar
NIX 'ae nsmessssSs characterization gt sAs
Va''sa States aeSss feeStlsRt Cleveland
eAses has hssa sais( less ~ As$Saess ~
compared with tSas ssssesss,es sAs
saosaass saa " kss,lSsAtsNAeAN"
fAs above appslGak asases carefully
complied 'Eea the reports ~ she lSssse.;
e6sssses haasas gave sesne s.ses "a sAs
tremendous losses W. Nave sustained ~
sss'iss loose tsam sse ssts Amsrwse
rehey ~ 'As sseas'sssa party saa ,;viga,
fas Ass,sless,y sssa the efSHgaas atsssa,ssss,s
theories ii Democracy, IL seems ~ If Ne
amount u sSttes experience is sessssieas
~ warn esr people gsaa msstps sssA
1sssstseas mistakes as sAss from which
We have iess escaped after having aaas
away hs eaesmeass an VI $t2,eSNa, lSNtgSN,,
es more aaa TEA umes she cost II she esysl
MAR, Seven times since che saantsas az
me constitution have We sasasa eas On
sas turbulent ocean u EaslssA ssae trade
And ies' As mssY times. after having
sisewa that ocean, With the wrecks ei eas
have We ltse ateem.hea;aa dis
uantled haIss asissea back ssasa iase the
secure hareee ef protection % American
industry, Oar LAST Insane experiment.
aaaer the Cleveland Democracy was the
most disastrous ~ all, Surely N the
ish' q! shss tremendous e,aaaer aaa IN
the presence az the blessed prosperity We
are "ew beginning 10 enjoy under Re,
publican auspices We win not De guilty
81 saeh another error for a generation a.
least,
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= = 30 ~
AZ WE LIKE lrf,


All tho worlds awhehl,
Ana nv Tho men AMI Wtmen merely whepIars
Ihep nave their tunhlea and puAni,rpd ijres,
Ana each, ~ learning, bpuiHpa many PARTS
lis hfHHas bslhs sayen Al fpst llp ,ieonhyls,
Heelita ana Hprawilns IN his tutev'a arms,
Anu .. lhei, The luehlasH wabbler, unattended,
WIN, flushed, excited face, creeping liha saaN
Actress each pasaef'a uali And tban liz
saafeher,
aaehibs llte fnshnee, with dire intent
~ .'iaAs y century run, And tbeN thp veteran,
rWll ~ strange sarpH aii1 lying liha q papd,
Jealous w honor ,Ghis make " wheat,
heehiiH ~ sell another lille II
wn,n eaten man hH h,eeis' And iten lhe agent
Wufhii'e ,'''aWafaa, pluoAlne naHmissiaD
nfe saali sails h. iaflnnnnea,
Foii " wise sawH and ia6derH Instances
ana ~ hH plays his part, Thu aiath apa shtfts
mo the fat ahd si1lrtlDg retail dealap
WIN, sl'eataelh Oh Dose aid hand IN pulkat
uIlnhiBH gold coins, The profits " his trade,
ANA, Wlhhlie slylf, and his bank account
swelling toward h g0odiy plp,
liteets \ new ambition Last seai,a VI All
IhHt hnds this strange, ayenlfuu parody,
y Whsi, he grows ~ IN a manufacturer
Ana owns the earth and All abiding ~ II,
sr.TViuLias
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1897-08-28

)h. lirRaL, the leader OF the Jewiat
movement Tor tho restoration Of Palea
tine, Ia going about tho work Ia n prao.
tloai way. lie Ia backed by the Society
OF tho Jews and jewish company, with n
capital OF S2b0,0o0.0o0. Ho says mn OK
ploring expedition will frat be sent out,
equipped with ali modern resourees Of
science, which will "thoroughly overhaul
the land from one end TO tho other before
" In coloni2ed, and establish telephone
aud telegraphic communication with the
base M they advance" 10 Ia intended 10
open the country TO the settlement OF The
Jews In tho most Systematic manner,
giving ~ all the modern elements OF
civilization and development. II Ia al
legged that tho enterprise would have
greater promise of success II tho country
'ould raise It's garden vegetables.
Palestine at one time before tho oprse
God fell npon II sustained Che largest
pulation and tho soil yielded most
undnntly to the bnsbandmen. II IL the
me soil and the anne climate now that
was then, aud II the sultan can be pur
iaded to abandon II TO the Jows, we sec
reason why II should not again bloom
the rose, as II will be tho fufillment
prophecy md tho removal OF the
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1897-08-28

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E>gs ss @sssiga& - sesas a,esa lAt Mssyv
,ss$ St"t2 sa'ag ss, VS. sa%Ss &ss;r,
s;,as 81 ts2sait&s
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" ~ = ise3se 5as ssssssa zSes. uAssA a8s
*ssa &ees,
FAs sssss7sey a sssjs *ag as.ssa Ssss
'Asl fecsAys ecAess sae rails sas gsJ4s
have A"es g,s>e& ~ tas Cy,lt& Ss*as,s
tAs Ss4S*' Z Nssgss S*s1s@*& >aeas>sss
5sstsi4y accepted &,aE tss$ ss~sa Az
A@s7sSsa esFa si So assspsee,s Ssta
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uh'e, every Wai,at' Ia M0fa charming Tor
Wk'hs palma about tho datalia At her qua
tune,
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now ami u innst aanyenieht aapmpnt FOR
all agea U lH eloae'y lifted 10 tho naupe
ut the back, while Ia front II ID usually
'ooae ana haa reverH, large of small,
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b'ne cloth The akirt Ia adarhad around
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hair braid, and inaide tho hem, Ia putjia
OF gold oolered aatln, lhe laekat which
ID ploHa hitting NJ thu baek. ID hated with
gold aolored HilA betting, whieh pasap4 In
aldo The fronts, leaving them teoaa The
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do you know what an

DO you know what an
emulsion isf" II is when
each drop Of the oil is broken
up into minute drops. sosmall
you can hardly sec them with
the microscope: 50 minute
that they pass at once through
the tissues into the eircula-
ton. SCOTS Emulsion does
not disturb digestion, is not
unpleasant to take, and does
not fail to do its work be-
cause digestion can deal with
it at once. You may be able
TO disguise the taste Of raw
oil and get it pact the palate.
You can't cheat your stomach |
With IL. sevff 4 e6Wat
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1897-08-28

THAT lucid statesman-ont.of-a Job nud
rize'hght yellow journal reporter, John
d. Ingalls,, haa burst the eercments Of
silence aud uttered himself Ia aeng that
resembles real aong nlmost M much IA
the oangor Of oowbella resemblea the
orchesttation in one Of Verai'a operas
Once moro does evidence accumulate that
when man strikes The tohoggnn sliae ~
degeneraey, everything, ma our old friend
Josh Billings would say, seems To be
CREASED for tho oooasion. IA n poet Mr..
ingalls, shines Ikea pewter medal on u
dark night In II dark house IN room
without any windows aud no lishta shin.
ing.