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The Wadsworth dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1892-1899, 1897-04-28
IN A LONDON
A First Night as Seen by the Artist C. d.
Gibson,

A First Night as Seen by the Artist C. d
A London audience is brilliant. Ev-
cry one is in evening dress, and the au
dience is often more entertaining than
the play. This is especially true on a
first night. At such times the pit is
watched most anxiously by the manage
ment, as the success of the piece gener-
ally depends en- its verdict. 1t has of
ten occurred to me, when l have seen
people on Il stormy night forming a line
ON the pavement outside the pit EN-
trance, taking it all seriously enough tc
stand there for hours before the doors
were opened, that ty letting them III
side, the management might improve
their spirits and they in their tur
might be more gentle.
And it has also occurred to me whi
/ have seen a stout man standing ill IL
aisle fumbling for a sixpence Il shili
ing III pockets that probably cn,f col
tain a bank note and a goldpicce tia
the management might further inprov'
the spirits of its audience by coins
away with WCmCn ushers, ard Iy sci.
ing the programme at the same tint
it sells Tie seat. for it is handy fab
TO the first act OF a play to make it ovel
cCme tie frettulness Caused by annoying
attendants before it can hope to amuse
But Tie second act is sure to have a fail
stalt, al d il tie IlGy isgoCdt1om there
on il viii have 10 ICasCn to complain
Of he audicLtc.-C d. Gibson i'll Serb.
nCr's.
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We Would Sell Wood!

And will sell first class Wood, stove
length, delivered at your door Tree OF
charge. Cali ON Short Bros. at the
Wadsworth Bottling Works.
The Wadsworth dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1892-1899, 1897-04-28

King Ct Il If.ps-Say. ArabolJa, I've
"disttvCltd Il 1Le ltw tlsh fo1 ctr I'LL
II fare
Aralt: la--Eow do you make it?
Klla Ct ibc Fljl:--We Iut Il Chicago
man and Il Bcstrn LIN i'll the pot TO-
gcther.
Alalollu-WLat 90 you call that?
King Ct the FiJ.s-Why, pork and
5cans Of course. New York journal.
The Wadsworth dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1892-1899, 1897-04-28

The majority of grown people, as
well as the children. in ancient Rome
rarely lighted a candle unless at dawn.
The bedtime in Rome, Athens. Egypt
and ether pats Of the Mediterranean
shore was between and 8 O'Clock in
the evening, Mtcciding TO the season.
The Wadsworth dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1892-1899, 1897-04-28
Advertising Locals,

Next Sunday "A chicken dinner will be
given at The Reception" and the price
will be % cents. There are family rooms
in the rear and the accommodations are
ample for all. Cali aud he convinced
that the cooking is first-cllss and the
price cheaper than you can cook Tor at
home,
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York World

Hunter-Say, boy. was my dog fight
ing with that beast of yours?
Boy-Bet yer life he wuz. misterl
Hunter-Do you know where he is
now?
Boy-Yep. He's inside er my dorgi-
New York Journal.
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For Rent.
HUNTERS NOTICE.

Hunters will please not go into the
fields OH the Italian ranch near Jake
Hamilton's old place, or on the Hill
ranch, to shoot, as the wild cattle break
out and cause me much trouble and ex-
DENSE.
T.. OLINGHoUsE.
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For Sale.

Small house Of three rooms or River
Street for sale cheap Tor rash. Write to
NJ. q. COLLINS,
No. 3l5, 22nd st, Sacramento, Cal.
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NOTICE To SETTLE-Notice is hereby
given that all my accounts must be set
tied within 30 days. A settlement will
be urged with every bill.
W. r. GoLDING.
Gill's Magic Catarrh Cure. Call at
the DISPATCH Office.
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rood and Drink Consumed In "A Lifetime

The average man takes 5h pounds CT
:cod and ulink each Gay, amounting TO
ton Of solo ard liquid noulishmeni
annually. In 20 years lie eats and drinks
LOCO times his own weight.-Ladies'
IT, |I,osnal.
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o0n't Forget Us.

agents for the Weekly Exami-
, 1--we your money in town. Don't
"'ugh these travelling agents,
"f yon the same prices and
\, order at the DISPATCH Of
'ost Office. Give us a chance.
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Notice.

The undersigned has a small quantity
of very fine Rye whiskey Is years old on
draft which he will sell at ~ 80 per bot
tie. Also some old imported French
brandy at 81 per bottle.
VIM. DONALDSON.
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Notice to Hunters.

| hereby notify all hunters moi to
iiespass upon my premises. Those
who do not heed this notice will be
prosecuted. \. &. Hermann
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EpglishmGn wlo have resided in
Guernsey fer Il year and Il day are com.
rclled TO serve i'll the local militia.
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Ns-1so.strTT H E-Tne funeral NATYte@s -
she fafs E95th McfsonEibie tfasesA q =
rsiF,av4 will ba held th1s FatsfE&n& 3 =
sgrI0~k ~ Mr. Diiisrss TessoeT4e@s LIZ 2
avenue and Pike street fraeTscs hssstss8-
.r1Tas.-1raa faaeFal 81 Mrs. Eliza beth
Wasso1 will b. held a. fns fes5iFlsees
sas ~ : rsor, street sunday. a. 40 O'clock
Tnterrenf Ia Lake view e~Haes"fs-
r,yyrT Jow-T-ns funeral Of Napoleon L'ia-
rIow who was killed a. the Denny tiAg
WorkE will be held tBlE morning a. -
ascln~k a. the Church Of Our 1~40S u
GOOD Help. Friends Of the family are IA
yited.
(,oyA@-.The funeral Of Mr.. ID 9. ssoFan
viii be held At 81. Marx = ennren. bfoel-
way and Madison street, THIS sItfff.2o1
81 : o'clock. Intexneat IT. Lake View
cemetery.
f.rwJs-At Providence hospital. Friday.
October s. 1877. Capt y. Lewis. o. ca
tarrhal Inflammation or the stomach
aged g years.
RAY-At Providence hospital, Friday
night October s. 1851 Robert :. Ray a
sfsau1host captain well known on Puget
s0lInd OF aathua. aged g years. tse Vas
n prominent KNIGHT Of Pytbias and i or
exter Remains will De sent 20 Ia con-
rer BIZ Honneg & Stewart Monday
MorrLTOE-Af Lafona. Friday, October
q. 1s37. Edith Moulton. school teacher,
aged = years.
Funeral will taka place at the residence
tfis afternoon at O'Clock. Iutermsnt IN
Lak@ View cemetery.
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CITY NOTICES.

NOTICE OF ASSESSMENT ROLL. OF
Local Improvement District No * for
the Improvement Of Washington Street
from Fourth Avenue South to Railroad
Avenue under Ordinance No As ard
hearing thereon.
Notice IS hereby given that the assess
ment roll OF Local Improvement District
No. 49, for the Improvement Of Washing
ton Street from Fourth Avenue South tn
Railroad Avenue, under Ordinances No
4s26 has been reported by the Board az ptgh-
Ec Works 20 ste city Council OF the f,itv
~ Seattle and l. now on Gle in the orfira of
Clerk and the sa me II now omen for rilb1fr
inspection ar said office and WIZ remain
open for inspection untH NouAay the first
c2Y OF November. 1907 at d clock o m
and 81 persons Interested are here
by required 20 appear before the CITY
Council al a session 70 he held Ia the Cotir-
ell Chamber ir the City Hall on the fraf
day OF November. 1887 at T.35 o'clock p
m. and make objections thereto At sad
time so fixed TIE Council will consider any
and al objections made and will make such
corrections IN sad roll as II deems lust
ard will then deduct the amount Of ellcn
cost assessed against street crossings
fShich shall he paid from the General
nance approve such roll ard ievv and as
sess the amounts thereof against each par
Gel and lot shown to said ron. and
declare the same a first hen thereon. Said
matter may De adjourned 20 a later date
II 50 ordered by the city Council
WILL II PARRY
City Comptroller and Ex-Csrlcfo CITY
Clerk q the CITY o. Seattle
Date o. first publication. Ss.Ss<r 6. lSgz.
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NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC.

The public IN hereby warned not 70 pay
any money to parties representing 70 se
agents OF the Seattle Post-InisEiigencer.
except the following. who arc the only
authorized travelling agents Of the foSt-
lnteiilgencer viz j. A Mcclellan. y
Rodsrick sprague, ]. l. Hawley ard r
q. Freeburxer. This does not apply 10
resident agents of this paper who are 10
Gated in various cities and towns IN the
Northwest, nor to postmasters. VINO ats
IN all cases authorized to take suhscrp-
lions for the Daily. Sunday and Weekly
Post~InteIIigencer City eoilectors y a.
Cathcart. X. T. Hawiey. w. III. hahnA'
and C.. " White.
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Transacts a savings bank business q.
clusively.
deposits received from 81 to tlooA
Interest allowed per annllm. Air -
ceat. on term deposits: 4 per cent. % q
binary deposits.
dividends declared last days OF Nav IN
November. Loans made on real essa,s >
approved colIaterais only.
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REWARD.

A reward OF SO will be paid for lnfor-
nation leading 20 the arrest and consic-
tjon OF any one stealing copies OF the Post
lnfeIligencer delivered 10 subscrioeTs
throughout the city
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In order 20 secure correct inseTIson - =
notices under tfss1e neadinSs. 20 80
should BE- left ~ the business OIL 9. -.
paper. No charge u made Tor ST. - -
Funeral notice. resolsssiSsss q 90 -.
e4zt announcements vii - esAaFAr. -
$50 - II ua.-fa rssr Ire e4cn sr~srftoFs
poGT-TsTE T4LTcfFsCEIt -
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IMPoUNDED STOCK NOTICE r.. -
lowing described horse. places II sas -
pound sunday September Is il =. ~
be sold at public auction 70 ~ &c..
bidder for cash In hand. ID nav a.. !.
impounding and advertising. Nn~.s.as
October 10 1897, Ak 10 O'clock = = !,
the front door Of police hessopsrs..ss !
corner Third avenue ard Yeser war
One bay horse years old.
The owner Of the above described h,,.
being unknown 20 me.
c. ;. REED. Chief Of pals.
Date Of ilrst publication, October i in
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-10-09

STR. CITY OF ABEktErSn OLYMPIA
AT 7:s0 A. MAY
DAILY. EXCEPT suspA
STR. MULTNoMAH -.
p.1ryo pr0T, TACOMA AND o'ss
q N 50 ATiP. ayp ~
FARE BETWEEN SEAT .Asx y -
ROUND TRIP. Is cEsiA
CRY DOCK. Afs'-
re. s Ss'h WILEY. Manase''
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STEAMERS.
Fly ON IaE FLYER

FLY ON the FLYER
SEATTLE TO TACOMA
Four round trips daliy, sausp .,'r.,tex
" THE STEAMER "FLf .Es.na.r.eoas
Regular daily trips.
pTAktNG EFFECT TUESDAY. hA
TIME CARD. ~ "a
Leave Seattle-7:45. LIE D. ms
y. IN. lmspE
SUNDAYS.
Leave seattIe-7o a. m; Z a. =
Leave Tacoma--g.a0 a. 70 *. 80 .harf ~
Ia1ding a. Northern Paeaic ~, n w
coma and Commercial doeA' wv
rion street. Seattle. .,a stafs
Washington. ---~---~~
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- 4
rrpr<r,w-Tn sezfsIe. Friday. csctoker :
- - M ard Mrs. VII ksrko~
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CITY Sorrcr.

ana part therecs t--.
...se e, such tnsfa - - istrssrt = -
S,s9. @'5S The Sarna s-eSlSs rsnassx
- VI tae whole arnos,- s.i'.las tAs -
kaSA1 OF or before - -saszfsss -.
n~-., nj. Cnless - - Car N
a.. saca ,nstall,nsat N = s,ssss = -.
Sss,,,,e.> sNSNe naeeT. lS7 80 ssseFs - -
80 -. ee4IaQaens ard $50 @as 50
5lr-i5 ,,1ss, sale q Per ee-. 80 .se-.
time I - -sv nd = not pass saa9e
re- s.sS. et-aAsy of 1vs ta -. esssss a
bs s-,,".ss @aa he sums sss.esa& 50
-,,rre1t Sges "a IS annual sax ~ saaa
OF lard "a @s1lhSt each a. -. y. - "a
ans with the interest ~ ~. y laessassss.
S 10y as other saxa< pss.Aass sAAa =
Sys.,} ADDITIONAL charrss - Ssefser xss
as1tslgF5Eed 10 be CHARGED !. s.Ss1@slass q -
ct4.tg Gea3nGuent taxes -. - essectss =
Eafcei ~ land so Selira,,aa..s.s eaeA a :
lof tle amount Of sues - ssaA he ~
. .sS.esS penalty and Costs n NJ
r,,v r. GEORGES F. NrAru.,,
DsS VsaSaFer os TIE cssy y IAN
e = A'S' publication oe.assrrs 49, :.
RESOLUTION No. raR
fo S sy COUNCIL q the eiSy 4 i sss.11. J
% That II Is the fntentsor :,
Seattie 10 improve Maassa. u s ~ eAsy 4
SoFen Avenue TO the nost ssxs sssses sren
-Sta Avenue North hv csss,ss ~s,,.s9 iae i.
0oth SIDES thefeof. a nrorsy 10y 49, Asaas
necessary cross walks. settlers sAs ~ II
appurtenances. ossVsS ard esass
tSN Ihat the cost thereof - -,
stsSfnent 20 be levied wner 800 ~ -.
anutting unon said portion ~ ~, s,,essrsF
street under me Plan og .ansrnss,-,Issss '.sas
.ne1lI. IN the manner previSss N, ~
chaFteF and ordinances u ire NV y =
80 That the City EnSinesr ~ a.
furnish % the City Council Z, s ~ les y
the cost or said improvement, e-ssAs'sass =
az That the matter Of raakl-~ -,
proNemeut viii oe considered ~ - - n n
Council al a session thereof "a 1. ~ y, ~
the first day Of NoveFnher 10 "a !.
O'Clock p. NJ. az which tine In NJ 49,. n
string 20 be heard before the cssx 80 So Z. !.
upon the matter OF making ssis ,r ss.ls7l
ment are notified 20 he present '''''Aa I'VE
Passed the City Council ire AZ -.
October, 1887 and sisaed hy ,,s a. Il - =
session IN authentieatien al ~ = = "a
this 4th day Of October. 1877. s''sSAs'
President protein of the CIV $50
Filed by me this 4th iay az nessh s.s'' ~.
City Comptroller AMI F!s.o pssss u.
Date Of Hrst publication. ocsos,, ! -
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SEATTLE

SEATTLE
TAX. steamer g .sgs.soa lsf Bl.A aiiss -
VANCOUVER wharf Menssa,ss,sxssst
ThaTsaays, ] 2, n 1,orl b Yssis 49,
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Advertisers desiring display advertise
Qents changed for the Sunday issue must
hand In copy by ! o'clock Saturday TO m
sure change.
Advertisements under the head OF Lost.
Pound For Gale. For Rent and Situations
Wanted will be inserted at the rate OF
cent q word each insertion. Payment al
Ways In advance No advertisement re-
oeived for less than 8 cents.
NoTICE-The business Office OF the
ost-IntelHGencer n open untn III r.
ounday hours. u. m. to ~ - p. H. ana
- .. n. CIaMined advertisements VIII
- received W to that time.
Advertisements viii be received At
ornnch Offices Of the Post -Intellirencer:
TACOMA BUREAU-No i2os Pacific
PORT TowNsEND-wr. A. Pfeifyer.
BELIsfNGHAM BAY-New Whatcorn.
q. III. Culver Manager
OLYMPIA--4i7,s Main street. q. c.
WinstAniey. Agent.
VICTORIA. b. c.-George Marsden.
The following letters await advertisers
~ this ofylsc:
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PEOPLE 5 SAVINGS RANK
Occidental nlcek. Seattle. Nssa

CSpftaI ,s....s.. .ss......s.., NT n
OFFICERS AND TRrsrFEs-
Jacob Furth ............. ......... PressA..,
Arthur A Derny Vice prss.5sss
James r. Hayden. Manager. casA'r. 49,,
Frank l. Biotgett.. ...... Assistant CssAl.s
Sigmund Schwahacher. John coIra
+. c. Neuteldsr, ]. r. Greenlcsf
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STEAMER LYDIA r nnoi sssss f1s
carving .o tn. e s asa s,r.s, s ~ Ii
T Tsa8sady SAN aa Jass I :.s.. s ~ VIZ
s0 a n I rs ] go'' agents 8 civ d's-
Lily. Bogardqs = ~
TeIephone. Main ss.--------
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DEXTER HORTON q CO.. BANKEaa
incorporated 1881.


Carital ...s.. s.sse ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
Surplus .......- .........s. .......~...s tM0
President ...... .....ss.A. A, Denny
Vice President ..........W n lAia
Manager ........ IN II. Latimsf
Cashier 80. -. n. Van Tuyi
Sight exchange and teiagraphlc trasA
fars an New York, Chicago ST. Paul s4a
francisco. Portland and various points d
oregon and British Columbia.
Sight bills of exchange on London Avail
able elsewhere In Europe.
Collections made at all points on favus
able terms.
Ronds stocks and other valuahln n
eeiyed on deposit for safe keeping
THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK o.
TEATTLE.
Paid-up capital .....,.........uam
Maurice McNicken .............. Prsslttns
J. IL McGrdw .........s.....ssicr rfss'l1M
Lester Turner .s...-..-sss.s.s.sssSssssA
General banking business ransaclsl
sight and Telegram hic exchange pAfaaA
in all the principal cities OF tho
United States and Europe
re,ters on credit furnished On Alashk
payabIe at all trading posts OF the n. A
d T. Co.
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KRUsE 6. :. LINE

vtg ea
sailing schooner j, y s. e9lri'ssn 13 =
'f ~ 7 e'5nasstiag Ti1 F isss b ~ %
Tfaro5ra 5I rates 70 Al p'.', .,,lur.os 90
= q CAME. Agent Aa1
Telephone. Pike - roaA
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STEAMERS ron SAFE

S.EA&ShlFs FOR kL0SDIKEt-- IL
lt1uon Of cheap STEAMSHIPS t1g SAL 49,
ass g ran De Nee7 e.stfie aa3 A.sska.
8s-.s8 street Nm York 8"
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,rTr prGET SOUND NATIONAL
RANK OF SEATTLE
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AUCTION SALE - houseeots f.5~9s.-,r. r..
r. % HscSsrte~'s salesroaGus 1sf9 8 -.
avrn"e. 81 saturday. Octob-r a. ;
0la1s sa4frs ee1 6etS Nr-es --
t-=ss oock ease. extenese~ -sEts-
coseres heating Stoves ia Erva. vs-fs.tset
fEsFf a-f ~ "a. carpets ete
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la All the pf,nslpsa s''~
IN the United States and EuFopss
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UMBRELLA REPAIRING.

UMBRELLAS ~ Manufactured rs.-sra-ss
AnA rSpa srs8. geF.era4 Tenasrsnz. "a -
l2E.nlA street koaeSoE Bros.
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EMPLOYMENT wAsrED-MALE.

EASTERN MAN-Wants position, coilee-
ter newspaper writer. or clerkship with
nrstsrlasN busy law firm. by attorney
Of ten years onio experience, who un~
derstands pleading facts ard hrteiir law.
and Il good office lawyer. compensation
must be reasonable. Foothold I'm Seattle
or Tarorga desired References FxrhanE~
ed. Lawyer. care Post -intelllgencer.
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Capital stock paid IN .........N1m
Surplus ......-s .-...'''s''..''s
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EMPLOYMENT WANTED - FEMALE.

WANTEn-fnang lady fGesYnanl Wishes
position ~ housakeeper IN hotel or up
stairs work Ia private family Address
German. care rost.tnlslligencef
A THOROUGHLY competent dresen1 kerr
wishes a few more engagements In fsrif-
lies. Address nrcaSyuaker care Pa@t-fn-
tefieemc@f
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SOCIETY NOTICES.
ORDER oF THE GOLDEN WEST-col-
hector Tor Seattle and Pacific chapters.
E4ig New York block
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COMPoSlTloN-W are now prepared TO
do composition for the trade lany meas
ure) in Nonpareii Minion BREWER aud
Long Primer. Satisfaction guaranteed
eau or address Post-Intelligencer. Seat
tie
SPECIAL INFORMATION DAILY IN
manufacturers. business houses ana
public men by the Press Clipping Rn
resu (Allen'sl. Union block. Portland.
n~
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$50 = LIN
e. y FARMER co. Grcsa rsss.ar "a
plates eserS ta!ES Used IL ssc.ossfa r,sy-
H. cAsA4oGGs@ -S'
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The following letters await advertisers
n this nfYlsn.
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rot M

BARGAINS ~ WATCHES d{ar7orFe
musical Instruments, etc. highest price
paid for cid Foid ana silver. Uncle Joe
fgar Office 81 Second.
LONDON LOAN OFFICE Money los7ss
on vaiuHbles. watches. diamonds ao8
{rve4ev f75 Second avenue south
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p. {. CoPP. boat builder. YsslsE wharf,.
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WANTEp-Yo married man needs sit
uation Immediately. intelligent, strong
and active, employer will get a hustler
Address n. G.. care Post IntelliEenrer.
WANTED Situation by nrst-class har-
tender. good habits, speaks German aud
English. q. II care Post Intelligence.
MAN AND WIFE want work ia logging
camp or miulue camp. ~ 20 ~ boarderS
Address : care Post -Inteiiigeucrr
Al WAITER hotel or restaurant. open
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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1897-10-03
A Testimonial.

Who could be better qualified to testify
in behalf of Jol1nsons Chill and Fever
Tonic than I. Since 1884 have been engag-
ed in its manufacture and many years be-
fore this, 1 knew about this medicine and
used it whenever I had an attack of fever
Since 1884 I have manufactured many
millions Of bottles. 1 have listened to the
thousands and thousands who had been
cured by it, and have listened to the few
that said they had not been cured.
The good reports confirmed and strength
ened my faith in the Tonic and the bad re-
ports were of such a character as to also
confirm my faith in the Tonic
And now after 20 years Of using it lin
which time a doctor has not prescribed for
mel and after IL years of selling it to 9TH
ers and watching the results, arrive at
this deliberate opinion:
JOhrsor's Chill and Fever Tonic is an
exceeding rare compound in medicine that
possesses almost limitless control over all
forms of fever, and OF every phase of Ma
larial poiAo ning. 1 rely implicitly upon it,
and am ever disappointed in it. L urge
its use upon every one who comes within
the sphere of my influence and I am sorry
for the ono who has fever and does not
take it. Respectfully, A. B. Girardeau, Sa-
Vannah, Ga, Oct. 2, 1897.-ad.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1897-10-03
Beauty In Imported Millinerr.

This week at Krouskoff's was like
throwing tine gates of the great exposi-
ton open to the ladies of Savannah and
It was really a wonderful exposition of
art. Beauty in imported millinery is only
a mild way of expressing it. Krouskoff's
opening was a collection of rare beauty in
pattern hats and bonnets. as well as rib
bons and novelties brought from over the
sea to gladden. the eyes of Savannah's fair
ones. but finding words to describe Krous-
koff's opening is like trying to make you
see a picture Cr a sunset. no two pattern
hats alike. All were the latest productions
of European modistes; all new shades from
the elegantly plain to the elaborate. The
styles include the Gainsboro, also the pop
ular plated and sherred hats, and every
new feature of trimming. Many are trim
med with feathers, others with ribbons,
laces and velvets, it is a collection of mill
linery that no 9th er store this side of New
York could bring. Krouskoff's viii have
another opening on Thursday and Friday
at which time mo re patterns and ribbons
will be shown, as well as a special line of
mourning goods. 1she ladies should all at
tend.-ad.