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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-10-06
SPANISH FLAG AT ISSAQUAH.
Incident of Late War Excitement
Recalled in n Court Trial.

4 lively scene took place in Judge BEN
sons court yesterday morning during the
trial OF the case OF ". l. Newton VS.. G.
Bertho.di. IL appeared tina; Berthoidi went
70 Ihe kiondike last spring and left some
accounts Ter collection with Newton at
issaquah. Newton collected So but when
BerIholdi returned none OF the money vas
paid over. When arrest was threatened
Newton brought suit against Bertholdi for
500 for alleged services.
Upon the trial il leaked out that Newton
was the same man who was suspected OF
having pulled down the American flag at
IssAquah last spring and had in its place
run up the Spanish colors. Some OF the
witnesses plainly showed their feeling in
the matter against the plaintiff
Finally the attorneys for Bertholdi began
to dsciaim about the dag incident. when
Judge Benson In s;eatorian tones called q
halt. TIE Jury disa.lowed Newton's Sefo
claim and brought Il a verdict for $50 IN
favor OF Bertholii.
The plaintiff Was represented BY z. P.
Carroll and the defendant by Fred II. Pet
erson and Fl. 1. Wilhelm.
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AMI SENENTS.
Mathews and BuIger.

funny boys. Mathews and Buiger In the
rsg-,i11e opera. by The Sad Sea Waves d"
VIII open 70 an immense aud enc at tfse
Seattle theater on Monday evening" rext,
when they present their latest AMI b -.
oTeFatic comedy Tier appearance here
last season Will always revtve Eleasaut
memories % n local stag. as faw come
diIns 50 thoroughly succeeded IN anus
Ing our theater- c3ers as 6.G this t'ever
comedy pair Much has been sad og
their new piece. = ca evidently aooan9s
III no end Of opportunities. ara that Nath-
eHs ard Buicer have tak+n due a3san.age
Q. them g0cs without saying Their rnau-
ayers, MeSsrs. Dunno and RyIey. haE .
selected sa extraordinary supporting rorn-
pany. = feature % $as piece |fn D. a
wsll-drilled chorus II twenty Yoiess, VINO
have been aptiy styled "t1e chatus OF
beauty"
hcx Office open Friday mornias az y
o'clock for sale OF seats
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-10-06

ALLEGED uVNko MAN DECANPs.
o. T. Reynolds Declines tn Await
Trial Before Judge Jacobs

=. = Reynolds. the alleged burke mar.
L.ksa sith rohotGg carrie ROLAND "a Il
sesr sodg ng house. is stated 20 have
,sss~i ITS asA HIS case ts set for
e. o*toFs Judge ia eoaS Tn ire superior
- las morning Au' the prosecuting a.
n@ss oeflcs is informed ny john r bore.
sFMs.S attorney. tGat the latter viii NOT
- aanG and Is ruw 81 san Francesca.
-. Ease Reynolds does got appear when
Ase : called. the court II ~ asked
1ss@Fe a-s bah forfeited and II ;ssse
. = warrant far hlS arrest. it Reynolds
aast EAE.stt = PEE Sslf to iha third -
% efsae ira. Ss.eys Judge Js.>5hs
- e<iseFs ara Jack Williams an alleged
80 aa3 D;ck Rass, who fe-sirzi SnersiT
szih she a0SHS canG TIE s3sArs-
ssa zea.
- !Aeeosac su alleged Secc1sallcc 81
$500 sAs cr&rYe1 released az tas frsi
49, " Use Roland c&se last sprsss ESy-
- aAs cut On ooG8s awaiting q zes
-~~ ~ lie fr%. -ER turx disagreed.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-10-06
OLD SOLDIER DIxappr.us
~ohn Marvin Slightly Demented and
Friends Fear for HI. SAFETY

ne friends OF John o. Marvin. an OLD
soialer. are greatly worried about him ara
Have asked the police 10 see II tbey an
discover his wherea bouts NA-
u. Aecordins 20 the report made to the no.
slightly demented He IS y vears cf3
consequently quite feeble. He wanderej
away from his home. on Madison sfreef
apoat eisAf blocks east Of the Madison ga
had been gone some time when rs ar
sshce was noticed- All effort 20 discover
nm was futile. 50 the matter was evenffI-
ally reported 10 the police.
Mr.. Marvin Is described as a wary. .au
mar. fuli six feet. slender and dlstinst,fSb-
aeie on account OF his extreme age ana a
white beard NSe 1"4 y
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-10-06
GOLD Dust DIsAPPEARED.


va oine 10 the story tod Capt. saIE-
n~ po4Ee headquarters LAST evening
"A fox kiondlker, who re,arr.a "a
sss oark Hunter September n. $50 wors >
$50 $50 easE as disappeared very uvste-
s.asty srotl his sack He Cid no. lean
a.,s.seis what had happened un,.l he
Is -..sa roruan5 and then he trn-1sa.ata-
case ~ tiF~SuEsle The
OF - az Iowa man He wen, IN To .hA
I..a1aAs year or so ago and ssarsad
$500 90 ms home with 500 in dpst q ~
IL SO So he had his treasure In = sack.
re SAG efsas on arriving in Seattie ha ~
en.hsed 30 OF gold for rs eau!valan, N
hoe 81, l men he went TO the BRUNSWICK
money for safe kear.ng his
inr e 5ct Seattle at : O'clock In the morn
shas On the way from the hot, :. - .
ia, tan ne noticed that the bag was EghfsT
!, asaal- On reaching Portland ne rad
- "stgasG; and then discovered taat -
~ s-v snort. On returning 10 Seattle
~. - -smt % the hotel He said that he was
slssa no satisfaction there. 50 he .hon~ :,
oeat 10 report the matter 10 be police
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-10-06
A QUESTION OF LAW
~ the County Tax the Dredgers An
aconda and Pythons

Judge Hansord VII, be called upon this
9s1ncoa TO decide a nice question OF law
naxise 10 tie righ, o. the county &c assess
"a collect taxes On the two famous
Ass-s erNageTs. Anaconda and Py;acr-
lAese Gredxers were brought 10 Seattle
" water AZ the time the work OF IL ing
TIE tide fats was commenced. The
Smpsny which owned them subsequently,
seas into the hands OF n receiver. When
Ie county assessor was making up the
nss he Included the dredgers as taxable
Teperty. TIE first levy has never been
lad. or sor thar matter subsequent lsvlcs
Us receiver OF the company operating tire
sfsdke-s objects 20 paying taxes on the
asc Suckers. He says ghat the court ought
Q cancel and set aside all taxes or this
Ecperty. because the owner resides in
tAsre
Ise case viii be especially interesting
stssase II vii probably decide the qGes-
Nss Q. whether drs8yerS ~ this class afe
teeeEty Included In the same class wish
sasasnr vessels II TIE court holds tina,
taxed
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i.x.s ~. sssant for the ares. O, .sa al
-, ss.Aoie Whstsora went dow - sss - u :
vs., Tar and found Wizard tnara
fora 70 after you again. said VIII
Vfryara sASec,ec you" was the reo,v.
vel - ssAsa Permission 20 finish IN s,srr,s
.Sss vas dong and the eory.ah!e ssfs
ysa.or Nihyar3 made believe he RAJ
reaSys - get something in the adFosaIrx
men. a. sppsa cut through the hase-
,Yo..ss - net TIE first ftsne he has h-sr sn
~ n9a1.e over eofnes;ie afrairs. His vii; T.
Su,e 81, me iass case hat she would prose
as a.a 90 TIE end y.nyard is rer,or.ei
i.s,. stayink thai he would 20 to Erittsa g.
mmyia s Sssars he would be taken ;rta ira
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PrcEr SOUND scHooLAAsrERs.
To Meet in the City of Tacoma Next
Saturday.

The Tnge: Sound Schoo masters Club
viii meet N TacHT1a 2sxt Saturday. Ocio-
Der n me charah<r of Gem uR%scs bu5lS
ing y ts@ weather permits .he afternoon
ssss.~n w4E - held AZ Point Dsfsnce park
The session u 20 b. strictly business. The
proETar nTrle i1at has ees1 arranged VII
sccf-n 1sasa.e those going or Gaming by
boats. Il :s as follows:
sf-"f>raruation - PUpils-Eow. When
and ~ Whom Ma3@" Superintendent +.
< WAITE @ Whatcor1.
g 22-.-> school Statistics. - What value
Ara They what Should Re Ken; and IN
WAT FERN 49, Superintendent Frank J.
Barnard Seattle.
= z1-f;us51sSs meeting.
= -ts>-T .Gg-rn.
>a--'C-8vi-s = :he Public scsoo,s." SUI
ser:rte-3e1t q n Hines, L2tona-
Sl--''State TT tcrnitv q T~xt R0okS:
snsE We Maintain ftF' Superintendent. ".
J. Meredith, Seattle.
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SHOT THROUGH HIS HAND.
Accident Thrt Happened to Morffs
y,.to- wnjle Examining n Pistol.

Nort.z victor. who runs restaurant at
SO V'-st Marion street. accidentally aot
hirs.self through the aeshy part o; the LETT
He was getting ready 20 close up for
the night and took the precaution 10 ex-
anime bis 22-caIlher pistol to see that 1t
was n working order. The hammer came
down Unexpectedly and exploded cart
ridge Tbe tiny bullet passed through Vie
tors isft hand. The Injury IS not cons.d-
cred serious. although X was quite painful
A TABLESPOONFUL. OF the famous old
Jesse Moore whisky, taken altar each
meal. Will cure dyspepsia. Sold every
where.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-10-06

Crowded houses continue Is greet Lin
coin J. Carriers great aseIosirs4 ma THE
Heart % Chicago which is hosdivg the
boards this week az She Third Avenue the
alter. Il wl!l close It's engagement Satur-
day night
Lincoln J. Carter. weI known as The
author II iqDg i.sT q big money ma king
sensational -aeio.5Faz1as. = tbs author az
Under the Dome which comes 70 tgs>
Third Avenue theate- uezt week IN I'm
der the Dome he has undoubtedly sxce.lsd
his previous efforts both az 20 excellence
% plot and dialogue and as 70 scenic af-
fec.s- II = bsirg gwen very esa berats
scenic production.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-10-06
Almond Gets the Plant.

The receiper's sale of the property Of the
insnivant Queen City Printing Company
was completed yesterday In Judge Moore's
court. The determination 81 the court 20
calf for new set OF bids when the cortss-
fants indicated a desire 70 turn the court
into an auction room resulted in a larger
price being obtained fer the property. II
was sold 70 Douglas Almond FOR 1915. The
highest bid on the previous day was but
Sssn
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FOOD FOR CYCLERS.
Goes Farther, Lasts Longer. and
Tastes Better.

11e n.cScIe~ wa1 takes loas ritss reeSs
noGrish-s'e7; - c1gss!s9sei FORM TIE
loading Up - TIE s;ouaarat VIII lazy
Nso2 wE wo-s sF-4o@s s7fory
tyc5sr~ en5 athletes VITO have I'D tAa
delicious G~an~~N2-s iasssv a.scs,i OF sal.
w~th 2ur g-ocers a~s }euE IL 80 e,Ysrys.--
- -S3ns - e1sr1 As 4 co-ssers.* fos~7 nat
Sa.5s3s 1eSs- strength ana -33lScss, while
4: th@ same -@r7e = easily 6sxes:~z
4 = n 0r5en:Ahle fact shat rao.e rs~1
ssaoE < p1yss~z. - mental. car e 3o-ss -
neal - sralse-Sz.s tasasa upon any soo<.
L. existence.
P-oos 81 ,1.s IS - - founa a-uo7x hose
wao 1--e Gr2pe-<z,s al hare sas exrxe-
rrA~e@
49, thSs ~ "a s5estrta.1s GiaSor ard E,s
popularity : z1-si ,rS-sss4
Trey are made ~ .Eas Pos. a Co., ES-
a. s~-S~~Ar Nh
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-10-06

s.sEs han:orc. "a the Fe1srzi court, yes
tefoas signed an order allowing the re-
essvsr o. the National Bank az Anaco-,es
. compromise certain obligations With re
k:.st National bank. Of San Francisco
lie rfsst Sss.cnai bank Of San Fran
e.aec, mas !. us possession q receiver q
certificate fer 81 0E .asasd by .he recesy.r
o. sne National Bark OF Anaeortss May
q isN. On this certificate S.se haa been
collateral security q nose ana .7cr.rsge sur
ss.ss9 issued by John ard Mary Eunsoou
- favor Of the FRS. National bank. os
Anaco.'es This mortgage has been fore
closed ey local la firm
me receiver thought Il advisable 10 CON-
promise the obligation OF the Ns.tona.
BANK or Anacortes 70 the First Nas.oaaI
hank OF San Francisco by surrenaertng
the mortgage and receiving .n lieu the re-
cs!FeT certificate. In such a settlement
the attorneys fee for fo-eciosiHg the mort
gage Is included. Judge Hanford allowed
TIE receive. 10 take the certificate. and IN
turn transfer all claims TO the mortgage
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-10-06
FLIES RoTtst:R Nm.
aatnha This Insane Man. Who
FRIES Ia Commit sasctde.

a. s-aF Clark 5,o sShoren:sa. Is years
- BY j21ze Naar- n "a .e,aarler ,zs,ar>.
49, IT, eE4rgtas~G physicians Ger
-. ga. ttsrs "a sr~ertrE rem acute
- az s8S srt..@zf ten,ser.~5rs 4 -.
a.. So - irrsg ned hat re wss 81 tA8
- - So 1A.s ar4 slnssss saSse
tesfereav - ~As n suca a c0a-
- asrst2!-s 'aRt ire hearing rad -
aa N i.e c2sacy tsii. While IN re
a. Astefuptes ssl,-tte ~ @oo1lns ais
! water ant +ars.inS On re sas
q. oes g Clark . authorizations ifst
!, s-2 hsth.rsrr Nsr., ~ou<sa-tsv Czs
ssxs .as7essss fasf-@e3 IA, c.e - the
va ~sSs&J.eFiS 80 Ge patents irs8atfy
49, AaTy tsSs s.srzlyae- - began
1--.s tAAs112rs R.ts and calling them
aAs Lss3 f Ssa...s Easy ysa-=
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Sues to Recover $1,000.

r W. Strader. receiver OF the Bennett
National bark. OF New Whatcom com
menced suit In the Federal court yesterday
afternoon TO recover 1900 from Henry
Biackwooa. OF Jefferson county, one OF the
stockholders OF the bank
According 20 the complaint, the bank be-
came insoivent September II. 1897, ana the
comptroller Of the currency made a levy
OF - per cent. on the stock. Biackwood
owned 40 Alares. worth $40 each. He was
notified that ne was expected 70 pay 20 the
receiver before October 30. 1897. the sum Of
s. 90. He neglected 10 do this and the re-
ceiver has finally commenced suit TO re-
cover the amount alleged 10 be due.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-10-06

There will be government civil service
examination held IL the Cnl.ei States
court house Friday Beginning 4; 8 q. m.
a FL. Hitler who is sent direct frou the
national capital. Will canduct This exafni-
nation, assisted by the tocal board. consist
ing az " Cokett. ". ] Mcclellan am.
IL y. Temple. all Of the postGgice depart-
meat
Tho EXAMINATIONS vii be fos places in
the government, printing, railway mail and
lr6san services ana from advfeess received
there VIII ce twenty applicants from fif-
feF-wt paris .! the state TO take the exarni-
natiQnS
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JUDGE JACOBS DECISION.


In the haheas corpus case OF j. Martin,
tee Al Omaha. Judge Jacobs IN the supe-
Tsor court yesterday rendered a partial
decision. He did not order the release of
Martin but decided that the papers sent
West by the governor Of Nebraska were
defective In that they did not certify 20
the authenticity OF the complaint against
Martin filed in the courts of that state
The other point. upon which Martins
liberty depends, IS whether the Superior
court L. justified in allowing Martin TO be
held until the papers from Nebraska can
be corrected. This point will be decided
Saturday
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-10-06
SHUT OFF MESSENGER SERVICE.


Ii is very serious matter ID deprive
Inc TenderIoin q messenger service far
even BRIEF period Such il thing occur
req tuesday afternoon. and IL "a alleged
tEat kitty Morse. commonly known as
Kitty Buckley, WAS responsible She liytA
az TIE Eureka house. on Second avenue
south. once n L while she makes things
rum. and Il "a claimed that she was in a
hcnrning mood Tuesday afternoon The
a. II. t. messenger boxes IN the Eureka
willie the system WAS al a sfandsfill Yes-
tSf1ay afternoon Mss Morse ress arrested
FOR malicious destruction OF Dr1pgrry
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The pos;-Intenigencer prints more Alas
Ia news than any other newspaper. I,
ras ureauaied facilities for getting all the
lsye news. having correspondents IN every
mining camp and trading post IN the
north. Anyone having friends in Alaska
and wanting 10 keep posted on the new
finds should subscribe for the Weekly
Post-Inteuigencer. Subscription price, post
paid 10 any part CT the United States or
Canada 81 % per year. % cents SIX months
or = cents for three months.
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John Davis & Co.
Downs Block, sVs Second Avenue.

omy toeginningl. Prof. Smith: political
economy tadvancedl. Prof smith, zoolo-
gy, Mr.. kiucaid.
Botany and zoology VIII occupy three
hours, The nTst devoted 20 lectures AMI the
other two 10 laboratory work.
Pro.s. Doubt an! Smith are 10 attend the
meeting OF the Puget Sound Schoosnasters'
Club. 10 De he'd in Tacoma on Saturday,
50 classes in physics and political economy
VIII no. oegin work until octohsr L.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-10-06
Court Notes.

The city yesterday moved for new trial
OF the AsigaiI J. Seavev case, involving the
city's right 30 portion OF the plaintiff .
property for street purposes.
Judge Jacobs yesterday continued the
bearing Of .he haheas corpus case OF Ed
ward r. Shank. wanted IN q. Louis for
alleged larceny ~ aa.fee - reyt Saturday.
In the suit cf Matte Moore against y.
Crandan and others Judge Moore yester-
car appointed 3 receiver for The property
In litigation rhe furniture q lodging
hnlase I'll Il Madison streNt.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-10-06
CABIN BOY AND GOLD GONE.
Capt. Nelson's Unpleasant Discover
as He Was About to Sail.

"aen Capt. Albert Nelson. of the bark
Alex Mcneil. was about 20 give orders -
cass ioose yesterday afternoon, he discov-
cred that his new CABIN how Vas rre1sstrs
lhis was surprise. but nothing compared
Win that when he discovered thar $40 ha a
oesn stolen from his private room
ine bark was held three hours. during
which time the police made an UNSUCCESSFUL
search Tor the boy. whose name the cap
tain could not give.
IL - Understood At police headquarters
tnat me money had been placed in the cap
.aihs Keeping for the wife OF a kiondlker.
he wife lives in San Francisco.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-10-06
LOCAL LAND OFFICE.
Total Receipts for the Month of Sep
temher Foot In x3,304.l5,

Receiver c, T. Tyler. OF the United
States land office, has concluded his report
OF business transacted during September.
There was received from the sale Of pub
lie lands s.. SO - and from fees and com
missions E5o5.ss making a total OF $. sspi. -.
This amount shows an increase Of more
than sioo over the preceding month. and
s. $50 more than 4 like period last Year.
These figures are in keeping with the In
crease noted in ether lines through 0ut the
city and safe and show conciuSively mat
the tide Of prosperity - turned This way.
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TWO UNHAPPY WIVES.


Two divorces cases were fled in the sspe-
rIor court yesterday. Sablna Cassaxza sues
Charles CaEHza who ss alleged 10 D. A
miner employed ~ shs Gilman coal mines.
on the ground OF alleged cruelty. She saws
her husband has beaten her and refused 10
support her properly. She further alleges
that is IL tn receipt OF good wages and has
about $50 secreted from her She asks
Tor simony and that her husband Dc re-
strained from interfering with her pending
the tria. Of the suit
Anna Sterrett asks a divorce from her
husband James on the ground Of his al
legged failure to provide for her and her
three children
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Died at Steiiacoom

Probate Clerk Corcoran Yesterday re-
ceiFed notice from The superintendent OF
TIE insane asylum At Sgeiiacoom OF The
death q, Olga 2echow, a king county pa
s'en; committed III June. Ise2 Death oc-
CURED OIL Septenher = frnrn exhaus,inrl
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The Weekly Post-Tnteihgsncer has supe-
-4er facilities for obtaining reliable Alaska
news II you wart 20 acGQaiGt your
friends ir the East With the --latest news Of
the gold fields seat them tire Weekly
Pos.-Tntsiligencer Copies car Ae had,
wrapped ready for mailing, a. the bust
ness ofsics.
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Watching for Highwaymeu.

Chief OF Police Reed has received .nfor-
nation that there are two or three high
waymen IN the city, although they have
not. az YET. attempted 20 ply their yoca-
ton. \ sharp watch ts being kent on thozA
under suspicion. and they viii be arrested
under The yagrancy ordinance
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-10-06

Glasses ia Normal work Formed a,
state University.

Work - ;As Sa-4r5av teacAe-s co.-rss
~ ths sIate university VII begin iris we@g
tEe arxt meeting 5@t2E scheduled for 0c,0-
her : TIE following CLASSES taye hse-
F1r-Tsf f~oz- tNe EtGGe-.s - Sar er-rfles9 /.
Arulsat -ST~Scicry p-7e 5-r~sw- no.-
Esess5o.t. French Prof Heeach Conan
fss~S.rz.nE} Prof Reeves. Greek gosx-n-
r1cg} ?rzsGen. Graves pedagogy. Pro.
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+ FITE N THE BALANCE.
rxrsr Harding's Case Taken Un-
der Amusement.
.aouEp ON hAeEAs CORPUS.

s.~xeys Clstm . Jury Trial Was De-
$50 Hin-stase 1avekes IN Ola
eAU-Jadge Jacobs Treads m
4nlls Of JaA&e Meove'a O0eisi
Csss In Hearing Applications for
= writ - Other Compliea tions.
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80 s1ge man 1. is thought tia.
sss insanity may have rssxItss from =
.ana 10 he head received aeous fifteen
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IF yen wish - see ths products II vo35r
o~n great state T. YOU wish 3 t~ifEh-r,,I
cu:igx IL The fai of 'hs year g. TO Malta
Waia Frui' fsir CT October s Rae oniv
!1a tor The ruuca TRIP. Call al Northern
Pa ciTc ofHcss Seattle
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-10-06

When the children are
hungry. what do you give
them' Food.
When thirsty Water.
Now use the same good
common sense, and what
would you give them when
they are too thin' The best
fat forming food, of course.
Somehow you think of
SCOTS Emulsion at once.
For quarter of a century
it has been making thin
children, plump; weak child
rem, strong; sick children.
healthy.
ss<- ard g. 90. all 4-sgIissn
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UNCLE SAN 70 BE CALLED on
Appropriation Wanted for Whits
and Duwamish Rivers.
OVERFLOW TO BE CONTROLLED

Chamber Of Commerce Doing Good
Work In the Master-senator Tur-
ner and Congressman jones VIII
See That Government Takes steps
,and Give IL . Better Grade to Bay.
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TO CLOSE t5era est We VII OFFER ro-
TIRE Gent thirty days a large variety -
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bei5w factory prices. TIE WashEurf0r
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Secretary Prosca distributed among the
members present 10. az folders entitled
Seattle So Seen by the Editors OF Aicht-
gar ar. Wisconsin,, in Juiy. ts9s." and con-
tainire extracts from tes OF the many
essrup!i rneatary notices published hv these
as.fnrs after fHrir return home. These glii
form coed advertising matter Ter business
men su3 es0 readily be slipped n letters.
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