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Jury In the municipal court yesterday
brought n, a verdict 81 not guilty. sn the
case es the city against Richard Fleming
harkeaper nj the orrheum the2ter Fem
ing was arrested. charged with selling
ltqaer without license. The testimony
at ths trial was occasion enough fer be-
lfevi0g that some ,sne was doing SoDls
fail swearing" Fleming himself. Frank
Clancy and Nj Goldsmith. the manager of
the resort were the witnesses fer the de-
fer<e They swCF@ that the Nguor sold
81 she theatey came frofFl the saloon above
For the city. <. r. Gceson and a w
Ferry both Sworc that they had seen
iicuoF sold st the hrb6eunl. sna bought
sore OF IL themselves. u vas not brought
from the Taleca, but was kept in the
theater.
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FRAUDULENT TRANSFER.
The Charge in "a salt Against the
Grant street Electric
Railway.

rev suit filed yesterday IN the snpe.
-.nr court. alleges fraud in the transfer q
the Grant Street Electric railway prop
er.s BY Fred e. Sander Incorporated, and
asks the court 20 order II retransferrei.
After tina usual preliminary techuicsli-
ties the com plant recites that on March
] Ise the Grant Street Electric Railway
60, made to the Atlantic Trust Co. of
New York. an Issue OF first mortgage
hoads Izg ia number, % the fare value Of
sfgAs1 giving as security mortgage on
its entire property. the company having
assly Incorporated June =. lsas- In Soyer1-
ser os tha; wear the firm or company Of
rred T. Sander. Incorporated. was
termed The members being Fred Z. San
der. Nellie II sander ard Louis y. Bruins.
This company. having secured the reQai-
site franchises from tire city hatit the
Grant street read ard on November =
1871. sofia * 20 the Grant Street Etectrln
Railway Go. fer Sa.A 90. In building the
road Sander had hssccrae Indebted 10 The
Northwest General Electric CO. in shs
SUN OF -lau esa- TO secure this indebted
ness the Grant Street Electric Railway
90 pledged So se cf mortgage bends
Later this indebtedness was assigned to
;h~ Genersi E.-eetxsc Go. % New York
: L. Msfshes. was employed 10 reaAd3uS
the terms of indebtedness 50 SIS to extend
the time % payment. provided thu cors4-
rAuy wc1Fa reYiace sli terTaer notes by
four nc1es. payable January e. 1875. iadcTs-
s.i ~ Saaissr. IN order ~ secure certain
gsxsss &c ness 10 Dexter hGrto1 & Co
amounting to ssa.sa. Sander issued TO y
IL I-zUrue< fsr the hark sss SHARES OF
stock. xhfca tie eazk xsilg hoaix Mitch
ell osa brinxtng the grege.Aea G&2srz 10
Sander for signature, wanted them xsEatss
q. Gree without giving time for careful
examination az thera. alleging that Re u -
IL > great harry - leave TIA Sky &c
eersaingay The papers were ss2rSd. Mica
ell vo1chtHE fer sas fact that sszsy were
IN aeSorssAEce with TIE terms Of zgres-
rnesss that rad t@sn reached. Asser 40 kaas
rene IL WIS discovered that q sanaz,a
mortgage bad hSSa given 20 Sasasr a1a
. tsrss mortgage c. tie railway property
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enforced retirement from the arena OF pub
&c life, AIRS Bressin aid their seven chill
oTen WIZ enjoy a surcease CO the Fa;ernai
oraising and browbeaaing which they have
encvTed for scne time raa. and which -
the immediate cause OF the Breslin per-
son Immersion In the select society Of the
county jail.
Bresiin had his trial on the charge Of
threatening his wife and children with
great bodily harm. IN the municipal court
yesterday. lie was defended by Attorney
HAWKINS, at the request OF the court be-
ing without funds with which 20 employ
counsel. He made a great talk TO the court
ard when asked. questions by the aoto--
neys frequently replied by putting q half
dozen Enterogatorses himself and making
number Of general and Irrelevant state
faersts by way OF explanation. When asked
II he beat his wife, Breslin set the specta-
tors IL = roar by answering: Not half as
o.tIn As she bate me-" Breslin swore that
ne was a kind ana insfulgent paren. and
siusiand-too isdulgent. IN fact. 50 that
ne had difficulty in controlling his house.
hold. He said that had he failed 20 treat
his wife ana children with kindness and
vtsiFaiy consideration. LTeconcffahle win
the stories OF brutality told by his off,
spring. he would haze been elected from
under the domestic Toof-tres by his vigor-
Gus and indignant spouse 1t developed as
a corrolsary TO Bresain's testimony, that
at the time the injury complained of was
done, Mrs. Bresiin had been Al invalid
SLG had but recently recovered from sur
gscal operation.
Mrs. Brosin and her two daughters told
how Nike, when in his cups. would enterA
tain himself by driving them ont into the
wvo!s ard generally making a brqI.e OF
himself. He Was violent When drunk and
beat the children and threatened them and
his wife with eli kinds of sayaxeTy Mere
than this, ne spent his earnings In the sxa-
looms and generally neglected his family
Judge Bogae found BTesl!r guilty. and
put nm under 500 bonc.s 20. keep the peace.
in default OF which he Win so 10 the
county jail for one year.
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The locaI Epworth League COMMITTEES
inst rs working TO get the international
convention mere In 1893 has izsaesi a circu-
lar giving "a few reasons why the sssnse.
convention OF the century should be held
On the sunset sibres os the Pacific coast"
The circular letter is signed ny Chairman
e l.. Blaine. g. w. Baker. Miss Kate
Reeves, Rev. A 6. Gregg. SETH II. Nor
ford and Rev e. II. Randall, r. Follow
ting Is a copy.
cit is Due the west.-Tne Eas. sou.h
ana Sortn Eave heen accommodated BY
isae conventions held In Cleveland. CHAT
isnoogz and Toronto TIE same Courier
and confederation for the interests OF ths
church thai les 70 the recognition Of the
vens.on Of - 70 the West.
The Highest Interests of the Church
demand i.--Tne inspiration OF such a
gathering II greatly needed on rsfa Pacific
coasfs where the people have taboraxi for
years withou. tke advantages OF large re-
Egioas assemblies knowledge OF West
ern work and conditions on the part Of ne
East would greatly increase the solidarity
OF fae church.
Its Relation TO the Future.--Tre En-
iiTe o. the West contains a host OF yoans
Christians who would be irarrsassIras ,ly
herses'sted oy tEs International convention
~ would more than double their interes,
the Pacific coast for a siil brighter dawn
Of the coming century.
Our Asiatic Ereshren.--A convention In
S1FSAA<4I "oAAlf ALEJiG5HodNte our workers
across the Pacific and greatly promote the
growing Interest In the Epwortn League
III China and Japan.
Distance No flostacle-wfh the fast
trains and modern conveniences OF tha
transcontirentsI lines running into seat
Tie. the distance Is no obstacle. A trip
across the continent In midsummer offers
educational advantages 10 orr young
Methodists that could not De obtained in
any other way ar the same cost. Seattle
Is the terminus OF six transcontinenfaf
lines. and delegates and visitors would
have tho choice OF different routes going
and coming
Expense. Although the railroads can
not make rates now, We have assurances
tEat a very reasonable rate will be made
sor tle convention from all points North
East and South
"Acrolnsn osa. ions.-There are enough
cnufcnes and halls In the heart 1T the city
Tor the meetings, and ample hotel accom-
moG2tietis Tor the average international
gathering"
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WANT A NEW TRIAL.
HI. w. Bakers Verdict Against the
Western Union TO He. Contested.

The fling OF motion for new trial
by the defendant in the case OF II. W.
Baker against the Western Union Tele-
graph Company. in the Federal court
yesterday. indicated that the company
had decided 10 maintain the fight. which
set against 1t on Monday. 4 jury in
Judge Hanfords court brought In a YER
dict against the telegraph company for
$3.2i5.6o damages for having made an
error IN the transmission of a cable mes
sage from Sydney. Australia, addressed
TO Mr. Baker. When the message was
received here Mr.. Bakers name was
spelled Barker. and 1t did not reach him.
He brought suit for damages In the
amount Of $500.
The case has brought out pretty fight
between the attorneys for the opposing
sides, Carr. Preston &c Gilman represent
ing the plaintiff. and I. d. NcCutcheon
and Burleigh & Piles the company
The motion for new trial was filed yes
terday. Error In the law and excessive
damages, prompted by passion and pre-
JUDGE, are the reasons urged In support
OF the motion.
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SALDRENs HOME SOCIETY.
fsur<ss shown at the F,rxt
Ahanni Meeting.

-. annual meeting OF the wash
- Ma'e Children's HernA sot,sstx, VS.
yssssrdsy in tho FIRST Nathe,3ix.
v s..ss saarch. with afternoon and
49,. 49," w ~ Weed. the president OF the
49, Eesseed. ard delivered etroor
49, concerning the rescue ana
49, VI neglected children. He IS
2 Rev wslmct Withheld n. u
7 !. Kellogg. .. -. Rey. Auvh
~ xhsist And cshers All we ~ 49,, !.
Nc sstsans snoc~ss. '''N ~
sx.,s hrst fifteen months ~ "a. 60
M s, VIA slnety-shrae children hava
ssshsM with homes. The same nnf,,-
~ n, a.'dssn -, Into institutions we,,i..
IA. ansss three tines as na.h a
d ZEN Of geyitax the child az once
~ s.ssy Of gpet character srnprs
~ 80 interest Tn the renert ~ a..
49,. = Presented hy the state svc,.~,n-
!. =. Ms Eeeie Reach Brave
A>.ss sssasns session Rev " u q
k<vs ~ ivsfed az exec itant address ri.
- asymressaaa Nv Rev A Aswo.,4
Va q y "1.sseld and Aelioxx. chan
49,, = facharn was - hsvs ~,
sssA,ss =, 81 delayed iraia prevented rs
Asrs.s safe "a tfs,se for Ia. r,,,,,..irw
Assvss S~s slecies. Ter tsa a,,a,,s,,.
! S - EXIT Of the ,sentv-four s,,sr~
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COUNTY COMMISSIONERS.
Consultation With Prosecuting At
tormey ON Expert Y0ung's Report.

Most Of the time In the board OF coun-
~ commissioners room yesterday was
taken up with consultation with Prose-
cutting Attorney McElroy with regard to
Expert Douglas young's report on the
irregularities connected with the road
and bridge fund. Only Commissioners
Ryan and Nickerson were present, and
while Of course they constitute auor-
UNI Of the board. they felt reluctant to
take any decisive action In the absence
Of their colleague, in which he is per-
sona,ly concerned.
II was agreed. however. that tho
board and the prosecuting attorney would
formally notify the county treasurer or
the IRREGULARITIES pointed out in Mr..
youug's report, with regard to raised
vouchers and forgerics. so that he might
have the requisite official notice as a
basis for issuing or refusing to issue the
corresponding warrants.
Mr. Boyce lis expected to be IA his place
In the board today.
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A..
Secret.

Doctor Radcliffe. your csossa< friend:
friendships are not always lasting, asad the
Temptation 80 gfSSStp IS great. But II You
need sympathy, caAnsei and aid. tell all
to Doctor Radcliffe. lie Will do enare than
help you keep your secret. He VIII help
you 70 forget It. Diseases fully cured
soon cease TO be even matters of memory.
Suffering Women T PS net is a net on.
Y ym slS; but ss. nap r e, YOU s Tss5
longer endure tho miseriss arising
from Irrsgularisiss Isrioatsal Head
ACHES, Failins or Displacement Of the
terra and like ailments: which rob you
of your strength, health and beauty.
and mako you prernatureiy old. In
Doctor Rat.liffe, who y IN expert on
all Female Complaints
Weak Men s dsuns Who sass sSo,a sss
reapinx the results OF your former
folly. Many OF you have Evil Dreams.
ExhaustinS Drains. Impotsncy. Afro
xans; Lost Manhood. Weak. Aching
Back; Frequent. Painful rrination and
Sediment In Urine; Pimples. Nervous
pondency. Stupidity. Loss of Ambition,
or similar symptoms In brief. your
body. brain and sexual organs have
restore TO you what you have lost
YOUR PRECIOUS MANHOOD. fa
can fit you Tor pleasure. study. bust
ness and marriage. and send YOU cut
into the world with life anew.
VaricOcele Hyd d. Go ono ss
Ills completely cured BY Doctor Rat
cliHe In the shortest possible time.
Kidnov Bladder. Urinary. Liver, 6tom-
N10tlCy ach. Heart and Lung Diseases:
Eye. Ear. Nose. Throat and Brain
Diseases; Blood and Skin Diseases. AMI
Piles. Fistula. Rheumatism Rupturs
and chronic Catarrh permanently
cured by the latess and best methods
known TO medical science.
Mail Treatment A tary' r sasisioe;
write IL YOU cannot call. Free BooIs
on nervous and sexual diseases 10 all
describing their troubles, Office hours:
9 A. m to p. m: Sundays from 10 to
IL a. m. only. Address
DR.. RADCLIFFE. s g. ais.' WASH Axi
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Sheriff Meyer is again in his office after
brief visit 10 PsraIeton. Or.
TIE steel wire screens on the north tank
w'nGows IN the county jail have beer conf
plesed.
Fourteen new suits nlei in the superior
court yesterday breaks the record for some
time past
In the Blumenttal-Grossman case Judge
fsenson yesterday rejected the intervening
eiaim Of Mrs. Grosszfan.
In The case OF j. Y walirip vs. James C.
brcgan. Judge Benson yesterday signed
an order Disappearing the bonds offered.
Tcdgulert hy default for sIsa. - wse rem
eersi IN the civil department yesterday in
fayer OF Cyril Steen VS. John Burns ct al.
The case q Richard W: Robbins IS.
George F. MAIDEN was dismissed without
prejudice 70 either party yesterday by
Judge Jacobs.
Elizabeth c. Norton has Judgment for
ga and 500 attorneys fee. against Martha
b. Webb and II. Watson Webb, with de-
cree or foreclosure.
The German Savings ami Loan Society
mas Judgment against +. w. Woodamsrl
for A.Ss-5a plus $50 attorneys fes and
Cecres OF foreclosure
John Leary has an order from the supe-
r.nr court reviving Judgment against Q. y.
Morse for $751; - The ola judgment dates
back 10 August 4. 1sas.
In the ski OF George s. Logan VS.. A. r.
Jennings. Judge Benson yesterday took
the case from the Jury and rendered juag-
meut in Jennings favor.
v-siytar, r. xrar,,;r 10. ,,,sx~,,,,. .~.;r.4
Lander Monohon for 81 sls a on a pro.n-
issors- note with ifcre.. rf Foreclosure
signed BY Judge Moore Yesterday.
The case of q. Faisegto against the city
and taken un!er adyisesnent the judga
promising decision by next Friday
r-ha e.arrsr Ss,,,ss a. - S,>.,a.,,
has lSsr,ar, aSa,rs9 r. AZ" .r,.r-,Si" 80
81 OK q, m q nrensisso~,, n,,a xS,,s ssrr re
~ sS,,s.S ~ :, ~ s - .o.s, VII $500
Moore.
Tn ,,a casa 80 car,a, y>r,,x 49,, . ua
rer q e. $3.50, = q as,m Z. - 80.
nr5araS - 49, go, - So .,..ies % 49,
ssS * ana ~ so ~, W -
Tnna - @AN sA40 eS Wa seu"aso 10
rraa -.,a,,..- g., -. 49, :. -. o..
Norsgae, Car,saanr iiToi,eS "a.
Ilawsi,Sn 49, 81 ss,si 1900, q .
nrovasi ~. 70. 49, 70 a.I. ~. SSr: ~
fisepa ress ,aas.s,. -noo1-' ~io vas 1e1i'y
80. s~1 ,y, s-7e'1o1s-
.aae-nsn, agas,ss 10y. o1.aln -
fe,ssas N,,s.srS,,',, g. :, ssss y %, ca"
ss-csrs 49,. Ios ts,ses 80 Sii -
49,. ~, 49, 49, uva se u io1eSosue
~ '1Nse 3aooe'
The German Savings and Loan Society
has Judgment for $500 asains, G. L. In
ternsia on promissory note OF December
os Judge Moore yesterday.
Ar.ieies OF incorppraton were MED yes
10y - so Lpta e4a1
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had been given to the Atlantic Trust Co.
OF New York. A demand was made for
the return Of the documents. This de-
rnand was refused. the attorney saying
tia, he had no power to return them,
though he agreed not TO record them.
Dexter Horton & Co. knew nothing CT all
this. SO tie complaint states. until last
January. They now ask that the transfer
from Fred T. Sander. incorporated, 10 the
Grant Street Electric Railway Co. be can
celed and held for naught. and that W. J.
GraIabs, as receiver. be directed 10 make
e. transfer Of all the property to Fred Z.
Sander, Incorporated.
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SUITS FOR DAMAGES.
THREE NEW CLAIMANTS APPEAR
AGAINST THE CITY.

They Fell On street ard Sidewalk,
aad Eafntain That the Municipal
Authorities Ought to Keep the
TkOr0axhfares fn Better Trim
Fraud Alleged I'm the Tr~nSfer 81
the Grant street Line TO the Pres
eat COnpany-Yaktma Irrigation
ssft-ssty Gains Three Mere VIC
tories In Tax suIts-other Court
News.
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Marriage Licenses.

Marriage licenses have been issued for
Lucien Stevens Robe t2s) and Jessie Cot
fin te2). both OF Seattle; Ole Johnson
C7), of Newcastle. and klora HARRISON
tss,, Of Seattle: Charles Nerby fSs, and
Bertha Halvorson (Zsl. both OF Seattle;
William Nelson Smith .2D and Ada
Brent ls). both OF Newcastle; Ed
wcisieger CD and Mary Ann Bronson
iIsl, both of Newcastle.
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with the blood full - hurnors. the heated
term Is sill the more oppressive. Give ths
sNssasss thorough cleansing with Ayers
Sa~Sansrills and a tcse or two ~ Ayers
PsiIs sr5 Sou Viii entoy Summer rs never
before IN year life. Just Try tA.s for once,
Ard ypa'9 net repent g..
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North Seattle Cable Railway Company
Notes fer s-3-Sfa. e and interest and to
rc-ecfnse pledge Of first mortgage bends.
Ruth Saith vs. The City OF SeAstle-Per-
sona1 damages s. 0M
Roy & Co. rs. y r. McSauEhs. Charles
j. Johnson A. T. Baker ana ". n Hicks
On spnesi bond and for Judgment against
Defendants Mcknight and Johnson for
81 -ses y and against Defendants Baker and
Hicks for 81 M
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4 he Diler.
saass Hsgan, ex-shsiiff OF Snehourish.
. 4 ~ Stevens
Aaayw IA !. Orr. Of Tacoma. was WIS.,
Nx = ne city yesterday.
q RIkxtu. prominent Tacouau.
- asfs:lf oa business yesterday.
- y. Y ewaswesl ere II kSeratt's prosns-
eszasss. was In town yesterday.
Z = Saunders, eoilss,tor Of the por. at
*ssay ~ '''P isas'sa ses-
= 2 Dawson, W. {. Wilcox ana LaH
- s. ~ u Whalcom. are registered nj
a. Vivian McMs cken. Of OLYMPIA.
- Maurice Ne ken. OF this CITY.
sa q n'Wn yesterday. f'
= ass NM A. G. TfllInghass. Mr.. ana
9 HAal. Mss Al. A Brownlow. Nrs'
g.. aSsao'iTa and q. W. Conn.r. Of Ia
= yesterday. ~ ~~'-''' N ''so i'N>-
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MIKE BREsLiS's RETIREMENT.
Judge aoEue Sentences Him to Spend
aYear IN the County Jail.

Mike B-ssiin whose puTYzac4cus instincts,
when tTapelied to action by ample afFo-
Tsatllsc Gos-~s ~ John Raraeycprn." sssre-
ziraes overcc;ne sass discretion wsA 5aye a
year In me county saa "a reject on his
ysae ySrfsss tSSs<s when under The ''Irfsu-
enss.'' NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. with rs-aslsa'S
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The S0|nO
Consolidated GOLD Mining Qnd
Development Go.
Limited Liability.
Head Office: 43 Columbia Avenue.
ROssland, B. 6.

A few questions frequently asked by
the cautious investor before putting his
money in a mining enterprise:
O /. Arc the men at the ~hee! practical
men or placed there for ornament!
a The directors OF the Salrno are body
OF practical mining men. OF weli-known
repuss, the superintendent miner Of q
years experience.
O. 2 Are these properties nndeveiopea
clairls Or In other words. wildcats!
A. The group Of four properties OF the
Salrno are being actively worked, and the
DEVELOPMENT so far mas been actually phe-
oosuesaal. the pay streak increasing from
4 inches AT the top 30 feet inches at a
aepth OF SIX feet. az solid gslena ore. SIX
Is rylDIas taken inGixcrl Intimately from the
sunp. on being assayed. yielded values av-
eragir.x 60 - In silver and lead
@. g. How am 1 protected In my invest
r,ent from promoters stock being thrown
on the market. 20 the detriment Of the
treasury stock
A All stock other than treasury In strict
~ tteA ID until the compaaF's properties
are en- a dlvtderd-psyfng basi ro GER
tIfeatcx EVEN. are issued 70 holders %
such stock bit only interim receipts
watch ara absolutely untransfsrabls.
The directors having issued block Of
q COO shares of treasury stock at Tis cents,
fully paid and non -sssessanie wa have
fall confidence In recommending the sanse
10 the public as q safe and lucrative In
vestmsEL
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Nnft~e.

The Pacific Coast Stes raSiiin Conspar RVS
steamer tfrnatsl3a sailing from san Fran
cisco on iAas le AZ carry sensral mSr-
,-hArsiFse az 81 per s9n.
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II speaking Of Chsnsherisin's Pain Barn
Messrs DasgissTty Bros- ef iESsiaIsA Ia
say: "We know Of Ezany ef oar customers
who have sred il for rheumatism, aud they
sll praise il highly. We sell iaore q IL than
81 any ether household s!ntsssesas Fer SAFE
q, - and 90 eenss psr bottle by Druggists
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"Eus why &c yoa encourage him Il you
never intsn& q marry him.
Mercy J woss5ahtt ee 81 fEessi n g't'sc'sas
as 80 cell Aira esA's marry him before Dc
a&E~ IRE. pnilz&ssphss North AnerseSy-
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HAvE you one
Does It concern
yoair heaIth. and
all that ,.@pen6s
uron your health.
Does Ii trouble and
perplex yen until
your heart seems
100 full to hold n :
II 90. DO not con-
Tess 10 yulr family
II would only cause
them shame and
grief. Do not tell
J
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The best brands 0f pure. straight T.
asorS ffcas bond can always Re had at
the Ecaega.
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Diamond Jublloo
Celebrate a>44,
Victoria, B. c.,
June 20. FL. a .

Sunsiay-Parade service. NJ
view of III. NJ forces; iIiuminAtt6 M r
parliament buildings I'D city, Noo41 +
cling beacon fires and nrcWrrleA ~
da Regatta; naval races ln4l4
slay-~Yacht races. shooting n&t1
sports. etc. During celcbrntlqa 4
competition will he held. pryneo IA
offered also. Lacrosse, ha461n0
cricket matches and bicycle races
ciai rates from all points. For fux<44
Secretary. "a 6
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Radw ways
II Pills

For the cure OF all disorders of tie Ston-
esa. Liver. Buwe2s Nsdnss-s. BaasAassv. Nsr-
veas Diseases. LOIS Of Appetite Headache.
Constipation. Costiver.sS. Indigestion.
Eiilousnes> Fever Inflammation OK the
Bowels. Piles ard all arrangements Of
the Internal Sissera- Purely vesSsst able.
containing 40 mercury. Minerals or dele
ferrous drugs
OBSERVE
the following symptoms resulting from
Disease OF tho Digestive Organs. Coasti-
patton. Inward Piles. FsillneSs 81 tha
Blood IN the Head. AcIdity Of the Stefn-
ach, NAUSEA. Heartburn, Disgust OF foca.
t'uisness or Weight In the Stomach, Sour
Eracta1ions. sinking er Fluttertng CT the
Heart. Choking or safgocssing Sensations
when IN lying posture nignness of Nis-
hon. DsxxiasSs GA rising suddenly, Dots or
Webs before tina Sight. Fever and Dali
Pain in the Head. Deficiency Of Perspira-
ton. feilowness Of the skin and Eyes.
t'ain IN the Side, Chest I-aszsb and Sudden
Pushes of Heat, Burning in the Flesh
A few ccxes of RADWAY'S PILLS will
fra the system of ali the ahoye-naused
disofders.
Price = cts. per box. Said by all drug
gisss.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-06-09

wasncrs hard scnigas. Madison park
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-06-09

w r,crs band tonight, Maaisen park.