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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-05-18

MILE. ksAf re Pho NOTED.


CHICAGO. Nay IA sl@es2s 20 ZIG
Isizaes-fssxasA fgaE1 Warrington saya:
l>rSE@0tzon % TIE g~&1s % iasasers1s
gensrss - sAs aEzxza that awaits fsenerAG
Niles fsT > ssscsssSfgl campaign Il Cassx
Tsas ErzEe - fss geg9.zr z~szy, xaS1A
Eas .ggaxs4 Eos ssrEserss EGaoG@lG sssartsy
SeSexs rs xeskseEzssz1. Eas seldom kaeer.
euEfFFrNa - 80 1fAesr Ea tsE2a 81 psaee
Asz&5r@s have pee8 s1szSsangs hgz eser, Ii
f<ssG hfazNsz 81 congress 20 revive Il fer
Gsnera5 Ilis#. IL recogusiIcn of haS . X
ssDgus2he1 services 6sTsag the evil xSr
and "a rssa1s campaigns aga.1s- tas II
95a2x
E.see tse breaking CIR ce the war WITH
spasE fAe &Evoeases "a e9rg-SzK os TIE rs
%zSsi q tf.@ grade. have asges3 4 strongly
% the gTosrd tAzt 80 army u 2ss 80 -Esen
-~@rFsTs-y engaged IS wzE-&Ao8J4 b@ tn
Ger TIE aszaDa.sa Of al officer higher s.l
F&ax ts4&n q major gAEsras.
every sfsoFt thar has t@en r1aSe 70 bgfng
tie ESaffgy forward "a congress a@s rzae
sitA 1EEasssi9n. ard tl1s Advocates of tie
paafs have practically 1eeisss 20 let 3. reg1
for TIE pT.se1.. WITH shA undegse asa.ssr;.
tssat ne gTgSe ssszQ be revived Cor Cen
sral Niles while re IS serving g. the bad
81 TIRE army "a TEisa
General Niles VIE so % Cuba as rsaycr
gensrais hzt ca TIE achievement o. a sig
zSs vletosy egsr the Sp&u1ards. be need
Sot isa surprised 20 Iesra fhAs - szs re-
eslxst the thanks OF eaagrsss and has
heea g5Tsrl5tA1
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-05-18
a, Hundred Reasons

Can he gwen why Stua=t's Dysreps a
Tablets are the best and raasx eTacsuaI
cssre for every form CT Indigestion
Tney ars IL tablet fo-an. which retains
their good qualities indefinitely. while
llqud preparations become s-aIe and use
less with age.
They ara convenient. ran b@ CARED IN
:h. pocket and taken when needed. They
are pleasant To the taste
After each msai Dissolve ore Or two q
them IN the mouth ard. rn5rgiing with the
food. they constitute a perfect dIgest We
absolutely safe fer the uIost sensitive
stomach
They aigest the focd laescre Il has ss.ue
% ferraezt, thus preventing The formation
os gas ard keeping The blood pure ard
free from the poisonous rro5Bcts % fer
snen:ed hal: d-gess@3 food
Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets make -he
complexion clear by keeping the blood
pure
They increase fieSa By digestiog flesh
forming foods.
Stuar;s Dyspepsia Tablets Is the oaly
remedy designed especially s3r ;he cure
Of stomach trouhles and nothing else.
One G4Seass. che remedy ths successful
physician 81 today IS the spec@4Lsi. FAc
successful rueeitciDe = the Eedieiae pie
pared especially for oae dlsecSe.
a whole package taken a. one tlm=
would rot h1-t yon. 5G- wolls9 Simply bs
4 Waste of goo3 material.
0ye- SIX thousand rIen and women fn
&c state OF Michigan alone have been
cured OF Indigestion and dyspepsia By the
uS- q staarzss Dyspepsia Tablets.
sod By a.. druggists ~ - esasz PER
p4ekASe
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-05-18
NORTHWEST MEMS NOTES.

Forest arss are reported IN whateon
county
The nasasies epss@raac has struck The n
G4zzs st fEs L41s-zs reservation.
Joan Ehse- q Se~ Haa.ccn. vas
rs-oSr Of the Bz1tzlo-e's crew - Manila
The dawn Sound czaae-ses are co-nDezc-
anz work o. the sSrlng Tla q sal-nsa-
Ta1s far tAa rz5 Is very Aga.- Only
'-tyess~ are ret Eazaszg-
TWO Yakima boys are coa-ertsa with
Admiral EsSwey's feet a. the Philippines
sfe sQn OF Mrs Coleman. % North YAK
INA. and the s99 % Charles Stevens, -
ne AaEar22.
Thomas r. rayaEzuzh. formerly %
Olympia, has been aFpCla.ed % position
IN t1s qaarte-Eassteres department o. The
army. with the rank % captain. Mr. Cav
a1aUz1 ssEye5 e = Ike czyac1sy daring
ne cfyl war.
R@lgA Dunnlnz. snail hay os ozElee1e.
was expsE-ns1tzag with . dynamite cap
and zaS badly hG-t e TIE haaas and
wrists. TIE explosion 6isw large hole
through The table he was working CT; also
c-ss E1rOuzn tAs ceiling.
Heavy discharges &C dynamite at ME--
ray. Idaho, a-s3 n ho11- % Admiral
Deweyss victory 81 Manila. g sad 20 have
played nasoc with f4rusr housewives v5o
tIg2tion pT0Tea thai s-15ry9t4e life had
been destroyed * every sgg .1 the t0wn.
Z. n krxna1. g Walaa WaIla, wh0
drove 20 Read & hoyses through fro-n
sgcgaEs Tlth The remnant O. 15s drove. He
lost oFer forty horses % sae SIaa1kau1esa
trail. - here tnsy 6ss4 with mountain fever,
: disease which kills within a few hours.
sad accident occurred nsar WagtsAlrg
last THURSDAY. Eoy Fine. a young boy 90
Y years. whsls paying with his brother.
Gay. aged years. was accidentally drown
81 ~ Whisky eree1- They were scurliny
On the bark Ct he creek ard rolled into
ire water. The father recovered the body
by means os rake.
Jena Warren wto burgiargxed the past
ctsl1e aS Milton. Or. last December. has
been sentenced ~ Judge BeI-izgsr 20 ssrye
one ana a asiE yea-s n .hA prusssnt1ary
Ths graEd 5ary, which was inpaneled
Mon4zy. investigated the charge egainx.
Warren TUeS6ay. Ard hs vas tried. cor
y.ctsd and sentenced wednesday.
Joan Sautz, OF C1al1am county. lost
three bead OF eaetie recently. tEo he5sefs
and 4 bull, IN an un4sua. manner. The
cattle had entered D deserted cabin, and
the door closing. were subjected 20 abous
twelve days Imprisonment. They died
soon after being released In their ex-
trerge hunger the cattle had filed them
selves with wood gnawed from the walls
s,S~ Fs
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-05-18
The Boy and the Kite.
Kansas City Star.


IL the president expects NE 20 be a tan
n his kite. ard "a swing along al his coat
t2l.s he VIII and himself very much mis-
taken" said Senator CockrelI IN the senate
"a Tuesday. He 3.da't explain how the
taH - a kite could swing along az the
coat-tajlsr OF q falsow who Is flying the
kife, but the absurylity &c The metaphor
may be overlooked ia view CT SIS applca-
b3Ity u Senator CockTe!I's position II
stead % being The TAIL % ;ae kite. sena-
To- cockrel, has placed himself IN the rso-
ss1oa % the enw5ous boy VINO hoiAs To re
faH and tres - keep the kite fron yoiar
up. because he cannot ran wffh she string
and Il IS easy ID understand that such A
boy. having discovered ghe danger OF being
carried Up into the air and dropped from a
greas height. might change his tactics b.
betting 50 % the tai CT the kite ard grab
bing the caA1-tails OF the boy WHO Il flying
the kite. His ohjscc. est.entiy - 20 keep
tbs Kite from going up unl.sss he can fly
&c himself. eT a. least have something 10
say respecting the way il Is % be sent Cd.
T1s fellow who holds the string Of this
E~ea- national kits thar Is about 70 ascend
iata tie heavens. before she eyes OF the
nations, Gnews very vel that the kite
Woass pursue an ey-atc course II such 4
fezshsrweiEh: as the Missouri senator
were 15al 20 is tai, 50 he doubtless Il ziaa
that the 81 sSse3rt statesman refuses 20
serve In that humble capacity There IS
another posut t1z1 IS wos5h egns
Anticipating obstructive tactics ef envscZss
boys tAe fellcw who * PARTING this kffs
10 * likely - run fEs his sEirf ssesvv<. 50
ras< there wII he &c aytns eoa,-:aizs 20
RrAA
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-05-18

Bnyers Looking for a Jump I'm Cash
Wheat to Come sooa.

Yesterdays wheat market was steady
and quiet, there being practically 10 %
cal deals. Evidently the market Is set
ting after TIRE recent heavy failures and
Short supplies. Buyers. however. are
looking for something fat in the way % q
jump "a cash wheat. They think il VIII
come soon. TIE situation, OK course. Is
sonaewas: pvs5udleess. owiag 70 tbs fact
shas TIE present IL a one-u1sa market.
Letter controlling the buiS OF the cash
deals. Tnis. as wei as TIRE time OF the
year. throws the pulse of trade into tbe
cash narkst and leaves futures rather
deserted. Buyers generally Go nat care
10 pay g 50 today ior wheat. whlch lite
later they can get for 81 cents
Chicago May wheat dropped 5 points
AZ yesterdays opening. going on the
boards az sl.45 and closing at 1885,.
Futures were quiet and the whole mar
kst sseadseT than for some time past
A. Liverpool July wheat closed al Us
lif. gain % "a over Mondays close. re-
feeilrg Chteago's strength.
san Francisco bodied n iItt+e. but rot
10 any consequence. Whatever Stagua-
iloa obtains there IS owing mostly 10 The
Gear:h o. export trade, her foreign snip
Tnsnts having tseen exceedingly light Ter
some tine past Commission E1ea say
II VIII nos te long before she severe
dr0uths wh5eh have visited California.
sre promised 81 Washington. vii bring
san Francisco into the local market 20
bug. Tae Gsousas aAye made her ex-
freznesy short IN supply, ard she VIII be
compelled - coTue raorta. TalS. Of course.
VII raTe an excellent stimulating effect
On iocal deals l. r. not likely that K
VII have much hearing or Liverpool
JUzt what effect f1e recent heavy rains
in California VIII hare upon her crops
remains 70 Be seen. Some have estsIDaf-
e4 that The ssate VIII he ricaer - The
extent % 1snh.t ssas Of wheat. but
whether This estimate VIII aold good Is
a question.
Minnesota ru.!iers are paying 81 - f3v
Dakota hard wheat. which thsy are buy
lag ia great quantities. demanding sEu-
mediate saipEleUt. In facf. that = t3s
cry almost everywhere 49, Immediate
Shipment prompt delivery And
this & 5us. what is killing fu-
,ares. The Minnesota mllisrs. by fas
way tuey are buying evidently have
sonae blx orders on hand. They are sf5;-
ing a9ur g. SIS pee barrel - they caa
afford - pay a price Tor wheat In
fortunately. their contracts ss@Ea - caI
tar pAko.A aaTd grain. for thex Fef1se
- h3rile aay Of the sost grain grown
here + x were not for this Washington
Wo4.i hSv, 3 pret.y chance 20 tread on
tle toes OF tHe Dakota farmers. for SIZE
could dcabI-es IS underSell, and have .iGy
TrUsts tze.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-05-18
THE HARVARD ~ no DANGER


NEW YORK. May z-e--I1ssre are 2ss1r-
s5e@s ezs@t tag w@r baaSa has s0ssz1
WAY g zsE fSs Earva*1 09r % s. Psew-4
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s1vozFss TIA 1se & ssse Tzzs zfss zas M11:-
goz@Fy - xssez tss paFl A. TOE shs=e-
r1lss @zasss % wit 2Esz TIE E&-vzr@ gs-
pears. aE4 ta@- - Ae prepared, "a ease
tzs T@rrs< <8z5siSs or c<s<@r Ess311HEz 1ar-
f>sz<S 5sgzt 9e@Er5ysrs e9-ass SJ1zg. - tzEs
ssso1 .as-a Tha thesr Aaavy az Light
gSssss~grs gzsz AT ssSs-gy sszszs.
1SE 1hs ess5er Aszs2, shsve ere -zva5 gszs-
esrs E79 sS12gss a sk4e saEs sE4GE has Es~e~s
zzzaGs ey@v ne Harvard S. 81 Pierre, ard
9tzsszgs FasTs s. noting Is s-eT@1. ta@
Harvard DszEzAg = SIZE 6sgsre& - 60 -.
sssz here u rso-zsSZ - ss4s sszZzrz~ Tss1za
taxs ere tsgp-So beat s@sreys- ss Tor
EzsSdzbse *N@ses 20 1za& - TIA orErSso tEs-
); eSssG aesfEgy The H2rTax1 y3LAo<s- saE.-
iseGssy. NEta f2y@. gottcz hzs e0u-
gsses@3 sSse rsTaaSgs sa-s9 - 5@ zeessHss by
Ess HzgE@re- zss E-a-sge Il wEbca sz&s rs3-
As5sz e<Earazf. sGzse1 20 sbs 1egersEsers-. ~
eas i&aFs. ard & SE 5sssay@4 that Erzzse@
MA ssseE ea3@esy - TIE eGsEsn zs1dsr zzsNs-
TrEAfy LAWS 80 s+sFsEF <as TsrrDr frsrz
leaving EE-EI sE-s1g.g -f0s2r k12Fs sa-s-.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-05-18
Catarrhal TumOrS
Completely Filled
His Nose.

Nr. Isaac Buriingame, Fremont,
Seattle. former manager o. the Fremont
Mn COMPANY and 4 yess-kr0~n CITIZEN.
fully iudorses the claim q Drs. Copeland
and Provost tha. they
Cure Catarrhal Disease
In all sts forms He says: About ave
years ago I commenced 70 D. troubled
with eatarra- T. came on graduaily Win
tior OF the ncstrils. and grew steadily
worse. until Il became
4 Chronic Condition.
My nose was entirely stopped up. and ore
side was tightly closed for over cGse year.
q. course, this forced me 20 breathe
through uly mouth, and caused me great
awake several times during the night with
parched and burning serlsat ton OF the
mouth and throat. and only by frequent
swallows Of water. which I kepS within
reach, was / able to o6tAs3 any rest az
Three years ago my sense q smell was
c0up Ietely destroyed. and 80 far as taste
VAS concerned. l could not tell what
~when read o, the cure. b. Drs. Cope
land and Provost OF an Old friend.
A. 4. seaxrsve,
or the Occidental hotel noticed that his
symptoms had been very Tai;c1 ike my
own and I decided 70 try fhs same treas
rnent, The examination ! reserved dis
closed the fact that my nose Was COM
ptstsly filled with catarrhal saasors Of ali
sizes TIE first effect o. the treaemea.
WAS % remove these tuu1orz ard open up
the air passa ges, when ] commenced 70
improve al once have followed up my
treatment Until am Eow quite free from
al symptoms Of c8taTra. / breathe freeIv
through my nostFils night and day, there
81 no disturbance OF my sleep. ard thn
sense OF smell and gaste are gradually re-
turning"
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-05-18
Haunted By Fear
of SuffOSafi0n-
Completely Cured.

Ar. 4. j. Lawrence. q w~Ez-kHswn
Alaska la.z&r. WHO Azs essss xSsSs@-s
saase snc1t1s = Ssztsss- gives vEa $50
o. ais treatment za~ EzEzET@ Az AAs.-aA
a. the Copeland Izzsz5zuse-
Il > 1oE twenty Tz@zs SzzGs Z E-xz za-
fSceI symptoms - E&S2ETa A. E~ss Z
Paid 30 Stte1t402 - =. aid ezs 9asezse
Gradually 1sek =
Deeper Hold sn Ny syxfxm.
II commenced 90 have a gM1A4-< ss=ga-
I11n- WIFE feeling = g-sszsrw - ~
c1Es&- Z became d4H<7c8es sa- rs - LA
sufficient ar 20 I'll ~ azzzs. All -
Horrible. saneeatfax reeaass
Kept ne n constant alarm : E-sw wsrss
all the time 7 had srsc4sEs zzzzezss<.as
attacks. ard while SE@s@ .Es@sss4 wsxsea
woEi4 have fsa-t2s stszSxzz * ar
Great drops 0S rsrSSsrzEEs- wEzzai S1sy
from ne. ard I cses1 1a9ssxAE esszG had
drawn nv last egszfH. E1- weeks Il !
time I did -as DARE 81 - sez4 fa~ TeA- &
Choking 70 D~aak-
Three years ago -v ears. sssegzazSv sAe
right one. became affected - tie Szsea &C.
Rad 10 EG~2 ny EFT sAr = EFssE- = SCAR
anything t1a- WIS sal To EzS znz ~ 4
6sStAEcG az , few feet : was 7zsxE sssae
Ny ears seemed az dried - zza slssl1
Followed Seed Advice.
~ commenced tia Csr.ass-G. Trezszsns
upon skse advice O. \ svss-d- All : sAizk
hat was che best 2aytee I sTsv ssee.vex
Altar : few wees treatment / k<s1 aess9
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-05-18

onhISG 0s CONTRACTS.
Ten thousand Empiayed I'm Making
Iaiforrns for the Manila Troops

sAS FRANCISCO. May I7.-MaSor
L<Gnx, aaagtssrsasier % tie department 81
California sstd last 3iga.. at Ieas. 49,
ss. wcss2ngfrasss Aad women 81 San Fran
etsco are today occupied os government
contracts. We have ossereS scr ens-
forms. identical 81 eol9r with tie orzi-
sary fatigue Uniforms. ba; lighter In
weight We have also ordered 1860 car
vas uniforms for wear fl Manila. al 20 he
aeiiyefed 81 q few days"
Last night th@ ordnance department OF
the FIRST Infantry fecoive5 zs3.1p rounds
Ok ararnaEitIcs. There are HON 4.o@9
rounds At toe camp.
Lieutenant Dess more gkerr4tt recruit
fgg Officer 81 the Third artillery. L. s. A.
has ALREADY enlisted 60 cf the so recruits
wanted fog the regiments.
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MERRITT MAY GET
THE REGULARS NEEDED.
AdIf.-t.es. torhta >as. They VIII he
Furnished. Hat pses Not Give
the saarse.

NEW YORK. May ~ spe'la. 70 gAe
Times from Washington ssys:
Tire attention 81 AaiL Ger CeFa.a wss
called 10 a dispatch froEs >ew YORK STAT
iBw that Gen Merritt refused - - t0 fa.s
Philippines With hess than ass Regulars ans
shst 10 sal4 be wouid uct le8ve s. "a . lot
ef recruits ea;y.
THAI can't he ssue" said the sgt8isat
general Gen Merritt neser said y. wQasa
refuse 20 SO anyN keFr waeTe bis o-s5s-s
carried AsaB. He - not tsat sort 81 = esAA.
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CIBaSs BETsG CossCRIpTED.
They Are aoing iE ia the Spanish
Ranks to- Get Arms and Desert

Copyright fses, bv tha Associated Press
KINGSTON. JarnAieA- May ls.--s p. n
The Cussn provisional government has g.
Fects3 tnsusgsnt Eyfnpa thaxerE rot to Try
10 sYate 81 garrison cities Gen Eiznco's
CONSUMPTION order. forcing Into the ranks
81 the volunteers 81 males from = 10 &c
years Of age Refugees @ho arrived by
the TrsEcn steamer Fulton from Havana
aai who have stree been released from
quarantine. say that me CuhaHz IA na-
yana are so!ning the volunteers by hun
areGs.
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EsweT<~ vgz ra- szT szz. 1se 6srers-
EnsTzS Sc rGw zr-s9xsa2 - ESys Geo. Ms~r5Ez
.ss regulars Es x&xa
fser- FsraA1 @eEEre-s - say where IRE
ysgrnsnts 3 ae1oszgsazsy re &zz4za exgss~
@5s@1G ~4za ee~zse s<0r. 1GE Is sszFz5eaysY
Fos eTssts rsgz442- a~z1y. E2sE t1@ sxesp-
ssEsz ~ z few eonSy&rs@s zcats@rs1 xkzrCzg1
fz& zr<zxas eosE-ry, wasea 3 wss1& - grs-
wss@ 81 Eztatrzx sra<a sasFe. - nssSsS1zesz
81 Tampa. q 10 ec<sxs6sFess esrzzsE thai seaae
% rs tsSsss zow * 1As FsSvs3z SS9rs wFsss
ps ssEt as~ss@ the esaz19ry - Fan T'gsz-
kss1S fer Gse1- AsTvs1Ex <gnrzz8
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TROUBLE AMONG PACKERS.
Steam Whaling Co. Want an Iniuuc-
tion Against Alaska Packers Co.

SAN FRANCISCO. May 17.-SG!t has
been Instituted by the Pacific Steam whai-
Ing Con- pany 10 restrain the Alaska Pack
~ Association from interfering with the
plaintiffs operations az the salmon fishing
banks 81 Alaska I: IS alleged that the
defendants claim title 20 the karluk beach
and TangIefcot bach, ard by force Of
arms prevent the plaintiff from fishing az
taose paints The treasury department has
ordered a suspension or salmon fishing on
the Karluk river. Alaska. except for the
purpose of supplying The hatcheries along
The rye ard ne natiFes
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-05-18

Wish IL Underssood Their Sympathy
IL With Tbf. Country In the War

FL PASO. Tex. May T.--Don Tgnacfo
Ia n Tore, soa-ln-law of President Dlax,
OF MexA9o. passed through this city las.
evening II his private car. He was accom-
panied BY four prominent Statesmen OF the
republic The party viii visit Kansas
City. 81. Louis, Chicago. New York, PM
z3elpais and New Orleana II IS under
stood shat the object 81 the visit Is TO in
press upon the people CT the United States
that 8exieo is in sympathy with this
country during the present war with
Spatn
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rnander Taornas II. Phelps. tr l. = ",
has been detached frssn me command 10
,As naval recruiting cffsce AMI rendezvous
ia ;hss city aad ordered 10 depart OK ths
C.ty or pekfn Tor The Azsatsc station 20
take command OF tAe United States
steamer Raleigh.
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CHICAGO. May f7.~Tae Ttrass-T{erslt
saTs; Dg. tsdw. hrasdt Frost. 81 Dart
n7ou;h co.!eFe. ~al become n reesrasvsr g
the faculty ol the University OF Calcaro
az }he se< gn.a& of the nsxt ssaooE YEAR
FTa@t. wno = "a present n the bead sc
astronomy At Dartmouth. VIII sssuras tlz
tanS ~ f9st proErssor ~ the university
ard w3a weFA ws.h She b!s lens a. the
ferkx-s cleSzrvzt hyv
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Ask ANYBODY

who knows anything about cooking if dough will
rise we'll in cold climates-t won't
You need the strongest baking powder for the
klondike-SchiAittg's BesE
1t makes light pacI. light biscuit and (com-
paratively speakingl light heart and light work
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LIES FaR MANILA
Nun,her af Heavy Draft Animals VIII
lie shipped Ia saa Frsnci-ro

ST. LOFTS. May ia telegram vas -
ceived gren Washington }aSt nfEht 10y
Lieut.. Col. Su.ta. the head ~ the quar-
gsFmasseg4s division IN th5s city ordering
3he immediate shipment - ia uuies 70
saa Francisco 30 a. With ths4 reinforce
8geGts 20 - eeut 10 Rear Admiral Dewey
at M&niis. Tire mules are heavy draft aus-
mas ana wegs shipped last night
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All Chronic InyalidS Should Take ADVANTAGE
of Favorable Climatic Conditions.
The Promise of Spring and Summer ncludiar
All Medicines, SIS Per Month.
There IL No inprepriesy I'm calling

There II No amproprfefy I'm calling
atrszssaa 20 shs tact tsAt shs spring and
summer usoatzs afford tire best z11s fer
t1e erezt-zsz. C Ca-zrrA.
TnGs has been trszs2eztly 6o1s By ply
sscEans VITA assume 20 treat tbs 34ssaze.
Perhaps % Increase tasis practice during
S1s sy-izg ard Summer. Yet. troR wax--
ever motive. tas.r saac1.rg IN his psa4.s
81 least has been trGs enough.
Spring ard summer do arard the sese
tine 70 ere Catarrhal conditions.
The Greatest Results Vet se BE
Reached
And Il Ia moreover appropriate 81 Just
tbs tine - the year, While the interest -
the Community over this rev aud zcarvs.-
CTS Treatment which Docsar Copeland has
gwen 70 the wori3 Is a. rs height: while
tie testimony IS pouring u ard alacg the
-lswxraper columns regarding the cares
which this treatment IS accomplishing that
e saould De made very clear tha. gae mar
ys.ous measure of his success has by NJ
means been reached. that & Is during TIE
next few months. during the favorable IL
.su@zcs o. the spring ard summer saaSors-
t2at 1ae mast splendid and Uniform re-
suits VII se Esds apparent
K has been seen. even during the In
clement ami unfrsezdsy Influences % the
severe and the chazgsaoBe weather. how
his treatment. svea against the sl.Ge1cs
1s Tia climate ard weather, reaches ard
cErss ccE11oa C2i7rra and CatarEa q sl.s
Throat All caGzrrn o. the yecal Carts
Deafness, bronchial CAtarra ard CasarEa
% ne Lungs
Nature Lends Her Ala.
From -a5w OF these wonderful tests wsI1
be made even Under mere favorable H.
aaencss. and al sufferers from Catarrhal
o. Bronchial Difficulties. from DISEASES %
the Ear. the Taroat, ths Bronchial Tubes
or Lungs stosald recognize this and avail
themselves q sha knowledge
IN the spring AID summer Nature leads
her aid % the w5gk OF -1s physician. tas
causes that produce Catarrhal conditions
are less active. liability 10 cosI . reduced
Oze moasa g spring a. summer trea;-
rsen- gs xorta two months GO the mast
careful winter treatment. ard it all WAC
suffer from C2tArrh were wise enough %
devo.e 4 little CO the summer ID treat
-su., there would so0z be few cases q
Cata~-a 10 treat: cases oe Deafness would
become rare, head noises q curiosity. a2d
chronic coughs9ani Consumption wea2d se
reduced 10 : minimum
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CT EESB0RO. Ev-. Nag I-e-T1A SIR
rsssk- D-zz~1srg EezEz1y. sw1@d fo- re
z10se par- ~ n " Z3z4-e1. Aas asxg-sea
T.@ Liabilities arr 81 -gz24 figures Slsasss
Tzr1 azsatz zsgE< tcs sz-ns- N y 11o-s-
2rcz 4Zs0 male i gsEs9Ezal assignment
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Torpedo nonts In comasxsson.

PORTSMOUTH. May fT-The torpedo
baA. destroyer Yanktown and the torpedo
bcat Mckee have been placed So rornrli g.
sson So Ire gavy yard here. The vessels
sill ha sep: 80 Key West.
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Msrtec = I1}e. Esa eldest son g NJ
ana Mrs E-s,ll Loire. 9sed last evening n
tire fam. > rgs:jence. IseS Fourth aFsn4e.
o. dlpat5eri4 after ~ Illness lasting on >
two GAYS AierseFs Loo. wa< born II San
Francisco, bot Seattle hiss hsen BIS hocsas
practically az ais life. lie has renaTkss.a
s1nsi' Il a5'iIcv ard p.ayri 1he y'0.In WIKI
SKIN sAat caused uuen comment.