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Arizona republican., 1898-05-08

them have all of it they ask for. It won't do them any harm. These fel- lows that say that whiskey is bad in a yellow fever country don't know what they are talking about. I was in New Orleans during three yellow fever epidemics, and the yellow jack did not get me. I should think, too, that this treatment would be popular among the men, and keep them in good humor, which is more than half the battle.'
 This Kentuckian was informed by the army medical department that while copious whiskey ration might no doubt ''be popular with the men and keep them in good humor," it might also involve certain other seri- ous disadvantages, which fact pre- cluded the possibility of adopting the suggestion intact.
 A Connecticut man, who adds to his signature, An American for twelve generations back" demands that Sec retary Alger pick out all the foreigners in the United States army, form them into a brigade, and send them Into Cuba first, to bear the brunt of the initial shock and fever infection. Let them work for their citizenship" this man writes.
 A New York man writes to the ssc- retary of the navy that he has per- fected a sort of overall device where by he is positive he can convert the largest vessels of war, even unto the first class battleships, into submarine torpedo boats.
 Thus" says this queer genius in describing his contrivance, I've can take the Iowa, for instance, and sink her in twenty fathoms of water, load her guns, pull her to the surface, peck at the enemy, and pop away at them, and then sink into the water for re- loading" and he desires MT. Long to make a hard-andfast appointment with him in order that he may explain his scheme in detail.
 To euro C0nss1patIon Forever.
 Take Cascarets Candy Cathartic. 10c or 25c. If c. c. c. fail to cure, al uggiStS refund money.
Arizona republican., 1898-05-08
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New York ourneyman printer writes On Saturday last of the best if M best physician and geon in Brooklyn After paying owed spoke of my boy of ten years whom had along with The boy not feeling we stomach appeared to be of order and he getting thin told doctor that had given the boy
 Rpans Tabue the night beore Then told him what the ingredients wererhubarb pecac peppermint vomca and soda-and he exclaimed What's that Whats tha? Upon repeating the formula he sad Good very good You could give him anything The hubab what he needs for the stomach and the will tone the system Con- tnue giving him night and he will be all right He gave prescription the boy and charged nothing for the advice"
 % .S xns ds5 in % qs a s % T $ ETHICAL
Arizona republican., 1898-05-08
THE MONEY MARKET.

New York, May 7.-Silver certifi- cates. 56k@57; silver bars, 567s; Mex ican dollars, 45.
Arizona republican., 1898-05-08
IDEAS STACKS OF THEM.

People Who Know How the War
 Should be Conducted.
Arizona republican., 1898-05-08

Educate Your Bowel. With Cascarets.
 Candy Cathartic, cure cons, ipation forever i0c. Pc. If C. c. c. fail. druggists refund money
Arizona republican., 1898-05-08

Washington, May "A considerable element of the population of the United States appears to have constituted It.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-04-04
WOMEN WRITING music.
a Publisher states That They Are
C1eyereP Than Men n Thlo.

a Puhliaher states That They Are
Cieverer Thaa Men ~ TAle.
Rupert Hughes contributes an ar1telo 70
the Century on women Compcooro' ~
which he says:
a prominent publisher tells M that
where, some years ago. only abM1t AZ.
tenth Of the manuscripts sube9k41o4 Wefo
by women. now their manuecfjptt 611et
rumber those of the men two - 6qes
While this ratio will not h614 sG0o&ast4
published compositions. the rivalry 10 e1Goo
ever there. Women are writing al poesD
OF music. 4 few OF them have already
written in the largest forms. producing
work of excellent quality and still better
promise II In In the smaller forms hows
cver-.in instrumental solos and short
senxs--that they have naturally found
their FIRST success. 50 good hes th0r
work been here that honesty compeie me
admission that hardly any living men
are putting forth music Of finer quality.
deeper sincerity. truer individuality ana
more adequate courage than the beet Ct
the women composers. Besides these
there In number Of minor compooefs
writing occasional works offs the pureSt
quality: and In art q,Ality ~ everything.
As to nationality. one finds best repre-
scented the three countries that are now
working along the best lines Of m0derm
music Germany. OF courpr (whoee Clara
Schumaun wrote much more than Was
worthy OF serious confederation. pfamce
and America. for America. whatever ~
musical past ia surely winning its right "a
the piaee I'm this sriumyirate Of modern
music Its tendencies are toward the best
things italy has recently had furry
of new life and Of growth away from the
deblsitasEng nawkjshpess info which Il
mad drifted bat has not yet produced Z
notable woman composer. The other con-
-insnsai countries seem even more tQfuld:
ana though EngIisn women have written
much. they have not got beyond the pes.
vsiling cheapnsss OF the EnGlIsh sck0ol,
except. perhaps. In certain Of the composi.
t!ons of Mrs. Marie Davies and Miss Naua
Valerie White"
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CIVIL SERVICE ExAMINATIoNs.-No.

CIVIL SERVICE ExAMINATTONS.-No
the provisions q section ! Of Article XVI
OF the City Charter that examinations
sons who have filed applications for posi-
tiona in the CLASSIFIED civil service Of the
City Of Seattle. Said examinations VIII
begin on the 18th day or April. 1Ss6. and
include the following positions:
Civil Engineering Gervice-Assistant en-
gineer. draftsman. computer. transitman,
head chairman, rear chairman.
Clerical Servtce--AccountAnt. clerk-copy-
ist timekeeper. stenographer
Police Seryice-Patrolman, driver. pound
master, dog catcher.
Fire Service-Pipeman and truckman,
driver. engineer. pilot. stoker.
Electrical Service-Snperintendent fire
Mechanical Engineering seruce-Ens:-
Inspection service-sanstary inspector,
water inspector. boiler inspector. building
inspector. street and sewer inspector. side
walk inspector. inspector bureau public
Janitor service-Janstor.
Library Service - Clerk. book binder,
Misceilanecus service-Naster Of sarb-
Labor Service--I.aborer, wood ard coal
passer. teamster; cart driver. expressman.
helper, service man. caulker. meter man,
meter helper. shsifon man. lead man. axe
man. carpenter, mason. blacksmith, wagon
maker and other kinds OF skilled or IN
skilled labor OF whatever character for
which there may be q demand
Acting under the provisions OF rule the
Commission valves for this examination
the entrance age limit mentioned in rules
81 and So in 30 far as II Affects the posi-
tions OF patrolrnan and driver In the police
service, and engineer and pilot I'm the fire
service making the limit for the two for
mer positions Is years and for the two lat
ter. 80 years The requirement Of resi-
dence as mentioned in rule is also waived
for this examination In so far as IL affects
the position OF patrolman. making the re-
ouired tern Of residence for applicants for
this position three months next preceding
the date OF examination.
No application for these examinations
viii be approved II the applicant has dur
ing the year next preceding the date OF
examination been convicted Of the viola
,to, OF any city ordinance.
Applicants will be examined In the sub
jects mentioned on pages g and - Of the
civil service rules and regulations and the
requirements OF the position for which
they apply. together with such additional
tests ms will best show the Qualilica tor
OF each applicant for the position sought
Ne application for these examinations
will be approved later than April sth, lsse
Each applicant will receive postal notice
OF the exact time Of his examination.
BY order OF the Civil Service Commission
OF the City Of Seattle
ARTHUR II. CIRCUIT. Secretary.
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IS PER CENT. saved on the cost OF you
cutnt il you purchase your supplies Of
us We manufacture Yukon stoves
slefs cooking utensils. picks. etc We
are urtown and little out Of the way.
but yuu can afford 10 come and see US.
&Ts for the best eak sled made: we
have cheaper ereSs e. and s. for Yukon
gloves: Disston's s-foot whipsaw= s. 10:
Robert Manns axes. double BIZ, Sc: SIN
Gle biz SIC; miners' picks SC Sc. gold
raas nA-; granite cups and plates Sc:
teats So: hand saws. &c: galvanized
pails lac: basckets 81: pitch. &c: rope.
=. flee 5c. lanterns. Sc: butcher knives
fss fielding drawing knives esc. quick
silver sssc ih-s tin Guns. lie: fei0 other
bargains at live and let live prices. II
Won would avoid high prices com. and
gea ~ We have no htg rents 10 paw
We are the largest manufacturers o!
stoves sleds. etc. On the coast. We
don't nav commissions. buy and sell fer
taSh only and above all we sIicw no
ore TO gnasre-ll VS.. The leaders OF low
PROFITS. ss2s First avenue.
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MARINE NEWS.

SAN FRANCISCO. April s.-Arrye,.-.
Sehr Inca, Honolulu: brig Ccusuelo. Ma
hukona: Haw biz Mauna Ala. Honolulu:
Br sh Drummuir. Newcastle, n. s. w;
br ok Dominion. Newcastle. n. s. W.;
bktn Sharpshooter, Kakul.: bktn Plant.
or. Honolulu. Departures-Str State OF
California. Astoria: str Valencia, Seat
tie: schr Annie Larson. Tacoma; sh Wa
chusett. Port Hlakeley: blk Harvester,
ed-Str Mineola. from Comox.
PORT GAMBLE. April a--SejiA<s- Am
Schr Comet. for San Pedro. Cal.
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LEGAL NOTICES.


NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATORS SALE
Notice Ii hereby given that IN purssi-
auce of an order of sale made and en-
tered ny the superior court OF the county
OF King, state OF Washington, on the
18th day CT March. 4. u. 1893. In the mat
ter Of the estate of Philip Coniey. de-
ceased the undersigned administrator de
hcnis nan OF said estate will sell at pub
lie auction on the 18th day Of April. lSss
between the hours of II o'clock a. M and
l. VI. OF said day. the following described
real property. 70 wit: Lot four % in
block twenty tsl IN heirs of sarah A
Bslis second addition to The city OF Sc
attic in said county and state, with the
improvements thereon Said sale will
be made at the court house door in said
county 10 the highest bidder for cash
Ia lawful money OF the United States OF
America
Dated March 18th, 1858
FRANK II. PAUL
Administrator de bon!s non Of the estate
Of Paillip tonief. deceased
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Miss Anna shaw. SpckAne. sssexs
Miss May HArs2eT. rcrtlanA.sse s~H* sH
Nrs- J, p Gordon. TRccn$ So
sam Maxwell New Jersey Asx
John cosxrove. City.
Nh Steve Bunger, San Fysnessco
Capt. York New York
j. p. Howe Seattle.
THE RArNIER-GRANn,
w. A. Taylor, Massachusetts,
q. ~. DsWeoee. Kansas City.
G. NJ Rice. Csty.
2. B Miller. Springfield. q.
7. r. Phelps. New York
z. y. p~ckmAn and wife South paketa.
q Z EnekI Iadianap polls
Alcx McAdAm and wife. Chicago
=. T. CharsesWcrfh Detroit
w. q. Shaw. 81. Paul
Henry Doyle. sr- Vancouver.
}. -, Evans ana wife. yancouyee
G. T. Stamp. Minneapolis.
r. r. montgomery. Portland.
Il. :. Tanered London.
NJ. s Blair. Port Townsend
W. L. Goodwin Salt Lake.
F. L. Goodwin. Salt Lake.
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JUNEAU. wrangel skagway and Dyes.
~heap rates. The Al ship Occidental uiil
positively sail Saturday. April Z ~
Juneau. wrangel. 9kagway and Dyea. We
nave yet space for . limited amoant -
herses and freight Can on the Deattle.
IA Nlchaei & Dawson City Tr1npcfsatioa
ana Trading Co. III Columbia street. Iots
eutoae Main %.
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IMPOuNDED STOCK NOTICE-The fo.-
towing described colt. placed In the city
pound. March -, ls3. will be sold at
cash in hand. to pay cost of impounding
and advertising, April Is. 1855. 1T 10
O'clock a. m. at the front door Of police
headquarters. corner Third avenue and
fesier way:
one bay colt. white stripe down face,
year old.
The owner of the above described colt
being unknown TO me.
C.. B. REED. Chief OF Police
Date OF first publication. April l. iS9e.
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MARINE OBSERVATIONS

Special Dispatches to poss-Inteiliseneer.
NEAH BAY. April 81 D. m.-Clear:
CIAI.LAN BAY. April 81 o. M
Clear. light west wind. Bound I'D. a four
massed schooner. and and a square rigger.
FORT ANGELES. April Al y. m.-Ba-
rometer. a. -; clear: calm
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SYNOPSIS
No rain has fallen today in the Pacific
states. The barometer Is high over the
snure Paeific slope. being highest n,
Northwest Washington
seattle Local Report-Maximum semper-
Hsute, % degrees. minimum. 3: mean, IL
Weather. clear. No rain.
g. n. SALISBURY.
section Director Weather Bureau
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SRA OAKLAND AND EvANoEI.

Seattle ana Townsend Neah Bay Routa.
eteamer 0agiAnd ioaves YesleP deck ~
6sya. Tue1days and Thursdays q IT,
=. 6. Tor PQrt Townsend. Port WIlliaIma
6ungeneos. Port Angeles. Port Crescent.
Hay: returning. arrives At Seattle 3. r.
on opposite days. Steamer Evaneei leaves
Yesler dock for Port Townsend, Port An.
eeloo and victoT5a Mo0dAyR, Wednesday "
and Fridays At go p. m: arrives Seattle
olternoso days at - ,. a. Tel Main -
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rnR en- MIcHAEf.

ship Yosemite VII sail n tow for Duteis
Hartsor and 81. Michael May isf. Hoe
frs1ght space apply ~ once. white oeae
Dock, foot sprins street. Teiephons Nain
e.
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Do you know that ''fiuayan"
VIII make a man out Of you.
Yes. /; win. and do IL in no time.
Ii viii restore confidence IN
yourself and bring to you that
sense Of pleasure which comes
from good health. Life viii be
Aitese;her new TO you. $500
people have been cured by "Hud-
yan." Send for free Circulars,
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~s-~-s-f
FLY ON THE FLYER

UEATIEE TO TACOMA.
-Four rosind trips daily. except sunday.
II enc hour and twenty-five msnuteA
THE STEAMER "TLYER.'
Regular daily tripA Seattle TaecUa
TAXING EFFECT TUESDAY, MAYl
TIME CARD.
Leave eeastis-s:G. Has 4 m. Ia e:lS
3. a.
L<Sve TacomA-9:A q. IA. I. IN = "A.
0uNOAYA
Leave eeat:s<-s:S q IA. u n. p -
Leave fncoma--1.4 q m. IN. - D "A.
IapdsrR 1T Northern Pacific wharf, Ia
Coma, ana Commercial dock. fooe eS Ma
Ron street. 0eatt1A.
WAxhfnGt0A
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DAWSON CITY TfCkETS-~We can quote
ths .ow~st possible rate to DaNaou City
ard way points. Including large amount
IL freight These tickets are strictly
hrst class, including meals and berth. on
one az the finest steel steamers that
VII leave this oors. Our tickets are for
the nrst steamer leaving for Dawson. by
the way OF the Yukon. making csdSe con-
Fiction with the finest fleet of river boats
= @zhIshed on the river. Now Is the time
secure yoir reservations. as there Is
sargn demand for tickets. DO rot de-
.sy. but call al ons-e and secHre the de-
sisess Information. We can quote YOU the
loves possible rate on knoeked-dcwn
heafs and h0iers. With special facilities.
Viii contract with parties 10 take freight
aud MESSENGERS To she DIostin pg he river
ana deliver the Same on sl:e shore. First
boat leaving here not later than May Is.
giving parties eh1nCe 10 build their
fassr boats before ttie Yukon opens. Yer
freight and passage apply 30 Gould a.
nnsiiey. General Ticket Agents. els First
AseHne.
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SKAGIT RIVER ROUTE-Steamer Clly
81 Champaign. Weekly time card.
Leaves Seattle Monday. March - al
midnight: Wednesday. March 30 at mid
night: Friday. April i. at midnight,
March 20. at a. m; Friday. AnriI
J. a; a. m: Sunday. AnrfI 3.
at . a. m. calling at TuIaisp.
Stanwood. Fir. Skagi, City. Mour,
Vernon and Avon. For passenger ana
freight rates apply at City DOCK .eie-
phone Main s.. w. =. Giikesoa. manage.
" ~ Mrponsld master
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We are now prepared 70 10 eompeolt1eu
for tho trade fAny meaearel la W00qoguo4
Nlnion, BREWER and Long Py10og. 0ok1Ds
Sassion guaranteed. CAN ~ sAlress Hesep
Intelligence. Seattle.
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IAN JUAN ISLANDS.
STEAMER LYDIA THONPDoN.
aTRAITo grEANsHIP COMPANY.

dock. loot az Main street. SUNDAY.
Tuesday and Thursday Of u o'clock Md
night for Pert 1ownssad, San Juan Islands
Nev Whatcom Tuesday. Thursday and
SATURDAY at .. N. J. r. Thompson. man
a9oe-oWnes. Lilly Bogardus q Co, agp0ea
GU deck. Telephone. Main u.
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Circulars and teatimoulals
about ssHudyan" and the ..:so-day
blood cure' are Absolutely free
Ia you. and 20 II the most excel.
lent medical advice In the world.
All yen have Co s1O In to ask for
1t. Costs nothing.
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n II you have little ulcers in your
mouth, the nasty Jumps in the
N throat. thin eyebrows or any of
the signs OF blood poison-no
matter tn what stage it may be
Ask about the s.3e-day blood
cure II does the work. no
matter what the stage or the dis
ease may be. And II cures al
ways
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COPPER RIVER AND COOK INLET
Fast and popular steamer Noyo stiis
for Copper river and Cook inlet via Dy~a
and skzgway April .. Apply to n Chi
berg. Scandinavian American hank. corner
Yesler way and First avenue.
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II h your day To-day. II mar
ne: b tomorrow. Ton are .
weak and haif-hearted man. and
you know t. Afraid at yonr
ewn shadow. Your knees
shake; you are basAful. ard You
have clamMy night sweats.
Spots before your eyes and no
courage or hope isft. Brace up
ard be man!
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TEETH nli&d. sse and q. HI suhnea
plata, - Dr.. Rat9s oull1sa8 49, J
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wHArcoA. s1kk6uI +zE. AND TACOMA
Take Steamer BAY CITY for Anacorte..
Soot Of Main street.. sesttie. >. m. Tusa.
fhura and Sat. Returning. leaves what.
Gnacorfos - p m. Sun. Wednsa. and
fTl Tafes-S1Attls 81 or q. 50 round triD:
tacoDs IN Or = round tEipL
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PORT oRcHARp AND FORT WASH
STEAMER 4. r ROBINSON.

q, Port ofcSard ana Port wsshins,o,
route. leaves City dock. foot Of Main
esreet, 80 a. m. calling at South Beach.
Esvy Yard. sidney, Charleston. Traction.
Chico. eiiveraale. Leaves Port Orchard
NayY station at D.. m: arrives 0eattio ae
1ogsrduo . Co. agents Telephoaa
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NOTIcks-IIomes for families OF BOZ I.aa.
dtkerr The town Of Sidney. On "a
rom seasfle. with two daily beats ana
. daily mail. presents the best opp pr,
tunsty for intending KIondsk:ss 20 81 VII nj.
pleasant ana cheap houses Tor I.sH ~
rents, pieasass location. good senoet,s.
churches and good health are among 80. .s,s
many attractions 70 be offered - l,ss
citizens OF Sidney. For snforma1Io .,t I'm
ehairrsan u cislsens' COMMITTEE. sidney.
Wash
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PACIFIC NAVIGATION co.

Seattle. Everett & Whatcom Route.
state OF washington leaves Seattle daily
EXCEPT Saturday 1t 10 p. N.
SEATTLE Everett and La Conner Routa
Steamer Fairhaven leaves Seattle daily
except Saturday, At 10 p. IN, calling at Ev.
erett going north Monday. Wednesday ara
Friday: going south Tuesday. THURSDAY
ard Saturday.
Telephone. Main. "a Yesler docr
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.T!ansacts savings bank business ex-
clusavely.
Deposits received from q to S1o.eoo.
Interest allowed per annum; Six per cen.
on term deposits: per cent on ordinary
depcsitA
Dividends declared last day OF May and
November. Loans made on real estate or
approved collzterals only.
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.ASKA- KL0NDIKE WANTS.


Si7TUY. LITTLE 4 CO.. Room - WASH
- Banding Seattle. WASH. VII &Ise
~ VnfzAss;a informA ttop frEs about kcs-
~ sound and Yukon river pQscf1 a
r. eny you 20 see them before p1rcEas-
~ fiekeSs 70 any ether place Lateft dr.
55ek. October, tsss, from kotx<aue sou'sa
~. g. Steamer Rear. nays. Nnggs4
- ksxe as hickory nuts. Uritsc STATES
TGeenment OFFICIALS ARE stalking nalAsEs
10 Oafk p4zeeTx" Natives lass Yes
urett down quantities OF nsxxes 20
$3.50 Capt Wagner. of the schooIss
Yyeuiey. testIhes TO receiving mugs
Weiehing rs ounces from natives o. r.
49, souna. One Ok our large asla ca. saT,
noHtous vessels. capacity I'm f9Ds. -. 80
1nsss On or about April 10. for kotzs1 d.
eound and way points. Each fase 49, ,sssfl
eess wish their freight and baggage 49, go
r. furnished q river boat free % saa s.Ass
= sher can be perfectly independent s a.is.
- where they please. Gold fsssas ..,tr,y
}hSf days boating from SHIPS iannsa s.
pog't let ars one persuade yea 70 81
botnfa in Alaska where Sci eaas.9ss .s.asss
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