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Educate Your Bowels With Cascarets.
Candy Cathartic cure constipation forever
i0c, 25c. II c. G. c. fail. druggists refund money
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woman sharpen n pencil about a
quick as a mar can thread a needle.
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Dom, tobacco SIT and Smoke Your Lille AWAY.

To quit tobacco easily and forever be mag
netic, full OF life, nerve and vigor, take No-To-
Bac, the wonder-worker that makes weak men
strong All druggists, SOC. or 81. Cure guaran-
teed. Booklet and sample free. Address
Sterling Remedy Co. Chicago or New York.
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1898-07-14

Ever lyman who is the father of bright son
Is firm believer in heredity.
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1898-07-14

COSMO BUTTERMILK TOILET SOAl
makes the skin soft, white and healthy
Sold everywhere.
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rnin &
quickly she
saw creep
ing toward
her her four
y Q q r. % d
daug h ter,
b Q atrice.
The c h il d
moved over
the floor
with an ef-
( o rt, but
seemed filed
with joy at
finding her
nnthar Tha
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1898-07-14
A Chemical Achievement.

One of the latest achievements IL
chemical science is a pellet containing
the concentrated elements of coffee
sugar and milk.
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Cruel.

''Bifkins has some warm friends, has
he not|'
"Yes; they're all deadw
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1898-07-14

IL 10 said that gold is so malleable that II
az ah DE beaten as thin az the ham In n railway
sand"ich.-Chicsgo Newe.
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1898-07-14

Gents who wear pauts carry canes. Gentle
men who wear trousers carry walking sticks.
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1898-07-14

NC-TU-bac IUr fifty NeHtBs
Guaranteed tobacco habit cure. makes weak
men strong. bloou pure. 50c. 81 All druggists
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Washington, July 9. - The end of
this session of congress in the house
was marked by two notable incidents,
one of which was sensatiOnally Darti-
san, well nigh resulting in personal
conflicts on the floor Of the house. the
other was notably patriotic, and swept
away all signs of the former. In the
former Mr.. Ray rep, y. ". Handy
Dem. Dell, Cannon rep, ILL., and
Ball dem, Tex were the principal
participants. In the latter all mem
Ders joined, irrespective of party affil-
iations. After the rather stormy SEES
sion Of two hours the house, when adj
Journment was announced, joined in
cheers for the president and war
heroes and the singing Of patriotic
songs. making, perhaps, the most nota-
bic ending to session since the Civil
war. The only measure of Importance
passed was bill 10 reimburse states
for expenses incurred in aiding the Or
ganization of the volunteer army Mr..
Handy Dem., Dell, by moving to
strike from the record a part of the
speech which appeared as that of Mr..
Ray tRep.. y. ", precipitated the dis
pute which brought on the closing in
cident of sensational nature.
In the senate
In a manner so simple as TO be al
most perfunctory the senate at BOG
o'clock adjourned without day. None
of the dramatic scenes usually attend
ant upon the adjournment of congress
was enacted during the closing hours
of the senate's session. 1t had been
agreed when the senate convened ut
noon that the house resolution provid-
ing for the adjournment of congress at
= o'clock should be adopted and that
an executive session should be held to
confirm the nominations in the mill
tary and naval establishments. No
other business except Of the most
routine nature was TO be transacted.
The arrangement was carried out 10
the letter. Mr.. SpOoner Of Wisconsin
offered resolution thanking Senator
Frye. president pro tempOre of the
senate. for the able and courteous
manner in which he had presided over
the deliberations of the senate during
the present session. 1t was adopted.
A similar resolution, offered by Mr..
Cockrell OF Missouri. thanking Vice
President Hobart, was adopted with a
rousing aye. Vice President Hobart
then arose ard declared the senate
adjourned without day.
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washington, July S.-Mr. Dalzen OF
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-11-22

usishEErfNG IN ITALY.
Ma Tee Nor Screens In n Land Where
Insects Abound.
llarnrH NazAr-


HeaseNeepeGs wHo have worried along
thgouEh jh4s trying summer may he inter
este3 in ttie following description of salu-
per house keeping in I,a3y. IL GENES INT j
personal letter from "a young American
woman uf limited means WHO mas never
theiezs wandered from oHe en0 If t.urops
10 the ether, ard even beyond. Toy she
Epent oRe summer ~ b4ulaud aUd iceland
she says,
Il nave become p,.lrona with seven
enormous koys. So heavy thar i have 80
carry them 10 a basket. I am net Only =
I>afssous. I am Also a c0uk. ara student
scFfs3icr and shon'a - studying Ttaaan
Aiss u naS Cetu very hot~S0 hot fnst nns
feit as y Thsrg MAS l}:tte worth fain. in
this woFli. ard one didnt care 'fsl.,,,t,f..-e.
who Oil a. I1id you ever keen hal~a IN
hot weather. with nu See and uu ~rr.er.
and ia q land wa"re 'Ths i1srcuvorlt
soounoed@ NF have the 3se<s.tenee Whl-n
Aosg.Ih ~ siai kpsss srd Nl..s hx f.e ~
hUs3aT,t ara tuHDy mary MOSQUITOES aef
harSest 3Eee. ata green and t3ue lee;i.-s
ana harvest huss thaf a.1e. and long -gsss.3
kTsF peettS tb=t EEauEe into tao nl}k
ash Big Erass-s1lssNs tsAg come ztspfrs ia
tato'}EA the y li3aoNa 3ud e few cffls. l,r g..
ara fgnoTs ct scorpions and r4lkAiy or-
aTuarE ihe c!tKc trvtS under Fay st4s{.,,x
'ESHsvy sf@N brings SOME iT,s~a discovery
ir the stiasins az Ol"sr Itre Ffr,aa~
hsx f.an tur5sslte~ WTt ,sts ~.
iShe' { vsN rsusark -hat gre insect .-,.s.,,>-
Is t1e vsf~t fAiiS at-'it csH GIN snort y,r
esn ,'ln. .sf5An1. Far n'y quarters ats
eassts- s. - a uscath. aa4 for ms rsl,xs-f
AaFSa t0y servant a h1 rn,rrs ft~ A., -..n-
ard Assf every ssF s. - man,h. }te
p ~ hives Is 3@0e Njsr aaos lasc~ AIS
EaT~ .tsst~ -e'HstaE vEe~ts tAyva annie
fne1t> IS fhtF werv tu hs=St.s r&sDc z
-tsH So rst Srefea ~s~ are "a rtsr. ,,,.
winter VeNo-I n-5t asNe = -raee. - r.,s
f.ee ai'.e apartment tsese ger s. a
asoaie"
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WASHINGTON
CORRESPONDENCE.
S=sasaS4A7S.saA%SaSA

Special Dispatch 10 the Post-Infei.igencer.
WASHINGTON. Nov. zl.-The inporta-
tons Of gold into the United states IN
the year lxsS are by far the largest in the
history Of the country, ard the sxpoftd-
tons the smallest IL many years. ~h.4e
TIE production % gold from our Mines Will
prove the iargsss IN many years. Z not the
Largest IN the history CO the country. Inc
October statement OF imports and exports,
tuss issued by the treasury bureau OF sta
tisiics, shows that the total imports OF gold
in the ten months ending October 81. lsss,
are st4s sss ,o.5 which is more than 20 per
cent in excess OF the amount imported IN
the corresponding period OF any preceding
year. The exports during thai TIME nave
been but sl4ssI. SAG. which Is less than IN
the corresponding months OF any proceed
ing year for more than decade Inis
gives the enormous balance OF Sl-s.osos2as
OF gold importations in excess OF gold ex-
portatioIs. In only one other year IN the
decade have the ten months ending with
October shown an excess Of imports OF gold
over the exports. that occasion being in
1seS. when the excess OF imports Was s5.,-
esl.s5I. In all other years from 1853 TO 1898
the October returns showed for the ten
months OF The calendar year an excess OF
exports OF gold ever the imports Of that
article. that of 1895 being $iS.2i1.2 80 and
le94, 81, SIS. ID
This unprecedented flow OF gold into the
United States Is accounted for in part at
least by the enormous balance OF trade in
our favor, which the ten months OF the
year afford. In those ten months the total
OF merchandise imports amounted to but
81. s57.55i, while the total export was $751;
e4 .356 a balance of trade in our favor Of
$50. ~, on2. The total exports OF merchan-
disc for the month Of October. 1885.
amounted 10 Sis. 6s6, 30 a sum Larger than
in any preceding October in the history Of
the country the figures for October, 1887,
being Sill .1i5l7, and those for October,
1sse, l3,5l6,5s6.
The following table shows the imports
and exports of gold in ten months of the
calendar year. in each year since ISIS. also
the excess Of imports or exports:
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Ten
Excess of imports. 1856. $685. sl: 1898.
Sf9sI ltf DIG

Excess of imports. 1856. SS7. 0SS, SOL: 1885,
sI29 so, 2is-
The enor nous importation Of gold In ex-
cess of the expectation Of this article 10
plainly perceptible in the increased c.rcu-
!ation show7 by the figures CT the treasury
department. The latest statement Of the
go!u i'll the treasury shows a gold balance
OF $2i1. So5.6o4. while the gold III circulation
November Vas S649 SAC, 727, being $ll0,-
01c.s9 greater than on November / OF last
year. and nearly s2oo1o.cI0 more than on
July /. 1886. in which month ii touched its
lowest point in several years.
The total money in circulation at the
beginning Of the present month is shown
by the treasury figures 10 have been ST.
ss6,575. 7s2, against s1.7ds 49, .9oi at the cor
responding date last year and sl,5o9. ~, 200
on July !, 1885, the increase in circulation
in the past year having been $l59, Si2,e7s,
and since July !. 1896. Ssh. So. $50.
Tie following table shows the gold in
circulation and the total money In circula-
iion at the beginning of each month during
the past three years:
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On the Dropping OF "H's."

70 ha.tn v,ith ~ r-+r,f .s;,.,. .As. x,.,-
=, ,,s-i,- -, T. go - -, 800 20
a., :,t{ Ga ~. t,ie 1911, s.-..oitiSle
80 a. -, -. - ~ - ~ "aP
lain :. ~ a@slt y; Iet,g,t ~ 0 -, s.r ="
T,,,...i1r, ,1,s.t,-'s -. - ,t aS
- 80 -, :, 80; -. N..s *N5i.ta' .tis
-, "a . .'.i' az 90 i.si apout the
-. ~ ..'s ~ - .e' 49, Town no"
- 's" "a. = ~ 4'!"'A .'oN sSNa's nina
49, ga ''--"'. = go t,i.i''N aii' MOI ii'r-
"''iH ne 1Nfttn' taart nv a1naifsi "AtFe,
t.'a'L rs h'''..e oeoh tl' GOA hiia ofA3 10
AHasth Hi"iSs eaSt%Ata IL may De sixty
ms u.td9, arg nil1"@td thFty. and
n'f II "at !. lie SAID, ~iie.e II WAS smallest.
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MILL FIGHT EoR DEW
Mextcan Natadorcs Anxious to show
NJ Live stock Conventions

DENVER. Nov q The entefla .nrnenr
eoinmtieesf The National Live Stock corr
Neniion. which viii he held here on January
-. today received letter from a prom
tnent breeder OF Spanish bulls i'm the STATE,
of Jaltsco, Mexico, Offering to bring four
thcronEhhfed lighting tofos ard sivr ex-
woman 20 Denver on tnsA occasion and
EaNe a grand Gorilla after The a.d style
me committee IS SERIOUSLY CONSIDERING
the matter. and Z II can Secure an arena
sufficiently large Il heil 5gU.st uaapla tnn
Mexican proposition viii - Ac eptt3 Tbv.
committee Is Of the opluior that no sn,er-
tainment can te furnished she 5.001 stoe h
nlan "he vii be here that all ee a. pleas
tng as this aili he.
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the get o. the celebrated imported Or
monde, St cari.a ard Morslli- Trey were
bred al the Memo stock farm BY w. OBJ.
Maodonoueh The attendance was large.
bus the prices realized were not Up 10 the
popular expectation.
TIE following were included II the sale
OF 0rmonde colts.
orthia. G T.. out Of Muta. s1.2A. to W.
II. Sink tr.
oremus. b. l.. cut Of Santa Cruz. 500; 20
E. Blazer
E.5so. to r. 81. Taylor
Orb. out OF Geneva. 500. 10 e. Blazer.
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SAN FRANCISCO. Nov. sl.-weather
Five fnriongs-Roar6man won. AHA ia
second, Faversham third. Time. f-E@..
Six furioaes-Mary Bsaci. Won. Esplon-
age second. Ealenc.enue third. Time, III:
Mile and one-Sixteenth. selling - Red
Glen won. DR.. BarnAys second. Captive
third. Time, l:5Ia..
six fGriongs se.isng-~yrii won. McE ar
lard second Crafty third. Time. l.i.s*-
Six furIongs-Alyar won. Casdaie Sec
ond Anchored third. Time, i:1Gl4.
Six furiougs seillng-Ed Garland won.
Pat Morrlssey second, Ben amelia third.
Time i:isia.
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IN THE SUPERIOR cot RI OF KIM
County State OF Washington. NO. -sD.
In Probate.
IN the matter 81 the estate of Hester Il
Mercer. DECREASED Notice Of AeHsnsdS
tors Sale of Real Estate at Private sac.
Notice. ~ hereby given that pursuant y
Ar order of the above entitled court niaas
and entered ln ;As matter Of the Estate q.
Hester l.. Mercer DECEASED, on the sia isy
II November. 1885 authorizing he unaa..
signed administrator 81 said estate 70 50
certain real properly Belonging 10 said es'
tate. hereinafter described. "a private sa.s.
said administrator vii. on OF after ise ~
dar of pa en- Der. INss sell al pfiRats SIS
the foMoRiu 4 described real estate. ts.Nt.
Lots twenty-five f1zp t@eHty-thfee %
auA txenfy-f4ug ca, IN block seventy -sss1
80 q Denny ~ Huyts Addition 70 i1s Nv
u Seattle King County. Washington.
SAID sac viii ce i.aie fUf Casn. IaSiSs
money - tae United States. BIDS or oHas
for SAID property must he made IN wTssas
and will De received by th- QndeFs!sssa'
g. r. EaEley administrator Of sald es.xe.
a h.a place % business tn TIE Office Oh Ae
Comptroller Of the fIty Of Seattle. II Is.
fSty HAL az gaiG e4fy. at the cosne! y
Third Avenue and Jefferson street. s;ealtA
kinG County. Washington. az aDy t!r's ~
Ter the first publication Of This notice Az
before the making 81 tile sale
{. T. BAGLETs !.
Administrator q the Estate ii Hester Y
Mercer. deceased
Date II first publication OF this nosios
November I'd. $50
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THE CITY OF SEATTLE DEPART
meat of Finance, Treasurer offics-City
Treasurer Notice.
Notice is hereby given 10 assess,
ment roll OF Local lmpyt District
No. ia. IN the City OF Sea seated by
Ordinance No. 500 Entitled al Ordinance
providing for the Improvement Of the cen-
trdl twenty-four CD feet of First Avsnaa
South in the city OF Seattle, from the ,ea-
ter of King Street TO the center OF Conaec-
ucnt Street. by repairing. renewing and
constructing proper foundations FOX 4
bridge roadway. and by planking and re-
planking the same, aud providing for the
payment therefor by the mode OF irnns-
date payment. and establishing a fund fof
such payment by an assessment upon NJ
lots and parcels of land benefited by suea
Improvement. under the provisions OF Or
dnance No Ins5. approved April 18th, lAc,
as amended by Ordinance No. $3.50, approy'
ed May S;h. 1884 aud Ordinance No. 40
approved May 9th. 1871, and the CITY
Charter AS nov In force has been certified
20 me for collection. ana that unless pay1
ment OF the assessment thereon contained
- made within - days from the date 81
the frs; publication OF this notice suct
assessment shalt become delinquent and
stall bear interest az tho rate OF 10 pei
cent. pcc auDUm until paid. and II u0s
paid before such assessment shall hav
be>pna delinquent Il penalty of per cent
shall be- added, ana the sums delnquen.
shall nc entered on the annual tax roa
for The current year against each lot ana
parcel 80 delinquent and with the inter,S.
collected As other taxes. separate acc0uH.
being kept thereof and II not paid wiihis
the time fixed FOR the payment OF eiy
taxes. snail he collected together with suez
additional charges and penalties as afs
authorized to be charged and coiieciei
on other delinquent axes. each lot or par
Gel SO df Anquen, saail be sold for me
amount OF such assessment, with inleresls
and costs, AZ the time and in the ganTif;
and by tha same authority as lands aad lots
are sold for city taxes
4. IL FOOTE.
CITY Treasurer Of The city Of Seattle.
Dale o. first publication. Seattle, WASH
Nov End. ls.s
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Something We Have All Noticed

New York Mail and Express.
There is nothing more striking in Amer
lean politics than the difference between
the ante-election claims and the post-elec-
ton condition Of the Missouri Republicans.
They invariably go into a campaign boast
ing that they will sweep everything and
they generally come out with nothing 10
show for their time and money except a
goose egg and a large assortment OF
bruises
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TERRIBLE TURN WINS A MATCH.
Adait Easily Throws Rudolph Wolff,
Champion Of Australia

PHILADELPHIA. Nov. %f~Adan the
terrible Turk, tonight made his nrst af-
psaranee IN this city in "a wrestling match
easily defeating Rudolph Won. champion
OF Australia, IN TWO successive falls
Adaii was twenty pounds heavier 1fsa
while the Australian made a strong cffort
The TURK handled him with ease The firS,
fal was accomplished in four minutes ar
V-aikht seconds ana the second In three
minutes and thirty-four seconds
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PASO ROBES NOT SPRINGS


THE CITY OF SEAT~TLE.-DE ART.
ment OF Finance, Treasurers O!iice-Ciy
TreasIrer'S Notice.
Notice IS hereby given that the assess
ment roll OF Local Improvement District
No. is2 in the CITY of Seattle, created hy
Ordinance No. 1856 Entitled on Ordinance
providing for the Improvement OF James
Street in the City of Seattle. between First
and Second Avenues by paving the SANE
with brick and CURLING the same WITH
granite, said pavement being placed upos|
proper concrete foundations, and providin.
for the payment therefor by the mode vi
immediate payment, and establishing i
fund for such payment by an assessment
upon all lots and parcels OF land beneftes
by such Improvement under the provisional
or Ordinance No. @uS5, approved Apft. 18Th
1882 as amended by Ordinance No, &g
approved May sth, 1884. and Ordinance Ncl
4is2, approved May 9th. 1885, and The Cii!
Charter AS now in force has been certified
10 me- for collection, and that unless pay
meut of the assessment thereon contained
Is made within 80 days fro n the date OF ths
first publication OF this notice such Assess
ment shall become delinquent ana shas
bear interest at the rate OF 10 per cent
per annum until paid, and II not paid bel
fore such assessment shall have become del
lnqueui penalty OF per cent. shall IN
added, and the sums delinquent shall Id
entered on the annual tax ron for the cusl
rent year against each lot and parcel II
delinquent and with the interest collected
ps other taxes, separate account being keIj
thereof. ard IL not paid within the tirsl
fixed for the payment OF city taxes. sha
be collected, together with such addtional
charges and penalties as are authorized u
he charged and collected on other deinqueul
taxes, each lot or parcel so delinquent shaa
lie sold for the amount OF such assessment
with interests ard costs, AZ the time and III
the manner and by the same authority al
lands and lots are sold for city taxes.
A III. FOoTE
Of h.. at Naatt Ia
Date OF first publication, Seattle, Wash
NOV IND lhaS.
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Blizzard IS RAGING
IN THE NORTHWEST.
Continued From Page One.

FALLEN from nifty 10 sixty degrees IN TWEEN
ty-four hours Reports received tonigh: in
dictate an average temperature OF ten 10
tiens are for colder weather. The storm Of
sieet Frustrated telegraph wires il all di-
rections. The drifting snow has impeded
railway traffic, but there has been no
serious blockade. Atchison reports that
two trains are sno1bound in Kansas on
the central branch of the Missouri Pacific
In Kansas City. Kan, two lines OF cleo
trio street railway have been forced 10
suspend operations.
AT Leavenworth electric wires are down
all over the city and the authorities or
deEed the electric railways 10 cease opera
lions owing 10 the danger from stray cleo
trio currents
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LEXINGTON. KY. NOV. 2i.-Weather
cloudy. track heavy. Results:
Six furIougS-Star Of Bethlehem won.
Horseshoe Tobacco second. Ada Russell
third Time. i:isLs.
Five f,lrinngs-Parakeot won, Estabroek
second. RockIand third. Time. l:oas.
Nile selling Madrslene won, Arcturus
second, Albert Vale third. Time. &c
Six furiongs-Dad Steel won. Dominis
second Allie Belle third Time, 1:isle.
FIVE furIones-SouchOn won. Leciia sec
ond, Norma Taylor third. Time. Oh
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Champion Bantnms Draw

CHICAGO, Nov. .1.-Casper Leon and
Jimmy harry fought SIX rounds TO draw
toblght- On points Barry had the adj
vantage. but under an agreement that Il
both were Oh their feet at tho end Referee
Cosan had no alternative but To call IL a
draw.
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NEW YORK. Nov. 2i-S.ar Pointer, the
famous PAGER. with the worlds record os
i.Ssa. s5T 4 mile. uas sold tonight at Nasis-
son Square GarTen To ". J. white II
Cleveland. O.. for si5.eG $50 less than he
was sold for In 1897 20 James A. Murphy.
famous horse susfced 10 iii the Big arena,
ard Shen the horse Was led 10 the aue-
TONER'S block 1900 persons were present
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The Rainier Club biii!ardists have &C
cepted the challenge Of the Seattle Athieti
Club men TO play a match game. The frs
series viii be played on the evening OF Nc
vember *. The selection Of players has nc
been made.
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OMAHA, Neb, Nov. 21.-Nebraska has
been in the grip of a norther all day. For
twentyfour hours strong wind from the
northwest has swept the state and during
the most OF that time ii has driven a fine
snow ahead OF 1t. Considerable loss of
stock, both cattle and sheep. is feared.
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MIHHtdpuIIS JOuT1d.
The late Mr.. Blethen wires from Seattle
TO know IL Towne was elected. VIII some
one please inform Alden that Minnesota is
Republican in everything but governor and
that we strongly suspect that he wishes he
was Republican, too.
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There are three conditions:
When the blood is poor;
When more flesh is needed;
When there is weakness
of the throat or lungs.
There is one cure: that is
SCOTS Emulsion.
1t contains the best cod
liver oil emulsihed, or d.
gestcd, and combined with
the hyPophosphises and
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