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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-09-25
SHELTON WEDDING (.

SHELTON. Sept 2i-At the parlors OF
the Hotel Dipnan. In this city. Sunday.
September II. Charles Cook ana Lizzie
Johnston were married. Rev. +. A. Greg
Org officiating. The wedding was private.
exceDt for the presence OF relatives and
friends OF the contracting parties. The
groom IS a welI-kuown ernHloye Of the
Peninsular railway. The bride ~ d2ugh-
ter Of Mrs Harriet Johnston ard & sister
of VIII ana John Johnston. both we'll
known Mmberrsen. The couple have been
quietly preparing FOR housekeeping Cor
some time past, and have the little cot
tage on TIE corner Of Tenth AMI Railroad
streets nicely fitted UP for their occu-
paucy,
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ehgfs s-seryzz gathered together. ~ -.s
s-x: rsE1zsar rssefirg CO -sas CID 70 rs
s@z9o-s 1Ss fasIGEarg os1ce-s ware e8scle1:
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r,ressssrs. I.~ Tsfsy; szeonG vice p-ssaSe--.
Lag Essars Gresham; corrssrOraz4ssss s@cEs-
sa-y, Nrs G.@ovgs s FsszEE: recor1z1x 9scrs-
sary. Nrw & f. L,g~surxs; treasE-s-, Ars-
Cargo A. yr4rrzs: Librarian. Aizs Z :.
Esgsa RS .er. ~syzzszr meeting IL TEez-
cay. ge2te-n5eg r. q. as D. t. = E1a
ses3dac roo-s. g Boston block
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rte Saturday AftsrEsca @11st CUB
he,s l.z fs~zi rns@.sng for IRE EsaY3a VIII
Irs. Eeu54z JGnss, "a ME- resrsth avenue.
sass Sz+.g~Sav sffe~-scu. The savoFs we're
ssssese ard 9sstrshutss ~ Little BE-
pee.e TIE FIRST prize was won - Grse
Esrot1 Preston a1d re s-ccr1 ~ I.s
.sssto<ss p~tze- TIE c.Go meets r@x1 sf-f1e
gsta &rs. Harry Kt3rs. Eighteenth sven1s
AID hz1ssos street
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The T. z. o club nse; vish M. Ro,.
iiaua Isisny MeH1sy aft.rasat Thr meet
;5E eI,shea W. n.aao ..a~f - Miss
Was from f9A-aErlr aH& wss lsRrstfsi.f.-
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fiEI!Q7pnA5cai stfatY - history 4.t,.s,.at =
by h,se AZ distinguished fssm Tie I'M.
l.tt,'th .ip~ S4ii'-c1i]. sf-t GuaElsH ans So
called "StUm SAT tFuuQ-ss" snethass -
mary writer's Ne sH~Se ef 3a~ D.y59--
purpose and seS.ea rH.H.uz thso1.tt AZ
history. AMI saia that H. he.,r.,t ..l,,s..,..,
.s;n essential - Itt@ WF!ttnv az .il.h.s7.tfe
n.s'nfH. tae sI~ahor twet uren tnn
.a4F ~ se'enleeHth ceat3r9 history. in
N'"t ne haIpFG nEH & taFt Crct5~r had
- materially 'nfiuercs1 tne sse,.,f,- - 80.
n,aatee0ih. He aie1 caaeJ afteel5s,s -
TIE westward t.ens - h.esn-,-- -,,a 80,
snd believes th&t Afu rf-a e, 3 p. ga. 80.
history teacher = ghe lutss-- '@->
The tra'NFy Cub wt~r gu~~f. 81, ---
= = tas 80 ta1> erssr.oa. aH1 81 spite
81 i',c.etiasa; Ne tser foih clgs ~ase - !.
rcpHesSn -ed. Az Wtat away .~se.f,-.. Il =.
the Rev, G@wsn bad indeed : ren .Rsr,s =.
rare treat a.t f'tat 1ia tslHa Nrts vsca.f I.
mHEA - influence ths So re- .H wa.cn ,~ev
VII pursue 1Ae work = t&e l5Es.nr >4a~-
: = e
Al enthusiasts aet well attended rree.t.r.,
- THO Wona0 = Century Igsb vas held
Friday afternoon "a ve@ui g. tsno>sey S.., x
Added laferess MAS attsrhet a. s.sa l.sas,.. :.
froaa re asllouSi meeting helA az Denver
recently ~. hsf.-i..I. save most interest
lnSsac.oaft & ess,1 -i'e ss~ sni hesri
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weli Aaewf lad e~ tn actrndss rex
SIes. john r. Alien csaf "a uap~~ en- gha
city UasAry in watch sac suxgeste,s ne
necesssy 81: change 60 t@e riAa = o.@sa-
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DOiNGs AT IA CONNER,

LA CONNER, Sept. .a-Mr Walter Frs
- returned q this place the fore part
q nc week trocn an exte nced tip n Cai-
fcsr.a.
Mrs. 4. \. Dodge. of SEATTLE. : spending
t-e ae+K az tbs y.Gce WIN far husband
NJ. Frank CoaGe- rg.u-Ged home The
fore par q ne week from Dawson,
wai mar re had cea1 for ths past year
Mrs r Z. pugar. wto for several
months past 5as heen visiting at TIE h0rns
q ner daughter, Mrs = = cha Froerlssn
left to- Aer home - IONA City. la, Tues
Gay.
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girls. returned 20 her home IN Omaha
II 1-sday.
ME- Era-k Car5i1 ws-. East This week
q pace 1=- daughter. Ci2rscs. II se5orol.
Mrs. Car3lr VII spzz1 three -ao-.5ls visit
Ing bssogA rstsyai-.g horre
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But the Burlington eth remains the favor
tie line % all points East. Choice OF three
routes. ~. Paul. Billings and Denver. For
rates and sleeping car reservations inquire
at l03 Yes,er way.
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Tacoma Social and Personal Notes.

Tacoma Social and Personal Notes.
NJ, Lynde Palmer LET Tuesday Tor the
East.
NJ. Thomas Kerr Is IN Tacoma from
Portland
Mrs ". II Castor and children wen.
East this week
Miss Morris. - Idtchfeld. MINI. il visit
ing Mrs. Z. T. Dgrgin.
Nj ana Mr. Frank charr ara do-o,cllej
A. tie Irvsng for The winter
Miss Hope Cover has been the CUES. Of
Mss Sault2 during the week
Mrs. J u. Miller and the Misses Miller
returned tbs week from Victoria
Mrs 9 r Wright. % Airever.h Y {.
Is visiting her sister Mrs Ors SpraEue.
Mrs. \ ( T1uSey IS giving luncheon to-
day foE ner mother. Mrs. William Wlles
Nj ara Ms. {. o. s.. John, OF ChehaIis
are visiting Nj. and Mrs. walter ST joan.
saes: Of Mrs John l.. Hogk.ns max, week-
Ms Z. : Hal, accoa'pa PANIED by her SIS
-. Mss AaTy Wor,ien, weHt East Tues
coma tais week. s;opp.a, win Mrs Frank
saarg.
.. Hogsh;3n cary tao ass.s.a-, sur
gen Al Mar Island. Is expected hons
san n 4 Sss}t.
20. John M-rrakea who has been visit
i~z Is daughter. Mrs. Charles 3. Hurley
has re;irn - Portland
Mss ingerzoI ara Mss E)yira I-rerso'l
1oy ;aesr ecest. M-Ss &,IG;yre
Ms ;. i,, se ~4o haS tesn IN Tseoaaa
cap ~ fer her nome n 0htl Frt4ay.
M-s =. II ". Ranv0r has ha- niece
81 n \. = lEfr 81 f1r.aE~ We =
i,cE hs0 4. t,e -Aaute Virgin seminary.
M-s. zaam-uan. os Youngstown. oe.a =
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HUMBOLDT for Frisco. sailing r;uaaav.
Sep,enho -. i y. IA Pacific Clipper Line
los IeS.er.
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- AcoEA- Sept A-Tae lectures
gwen Ills week cy Pro-. ".
L TerI1n. o. Chicago. VITO has
beer FOR mary years director O.
t5e Chicago Apollo Club, and
AF-x-@-1~ - -rs-S5r - ~-G rTrsrs{E-
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How'x This:
We orer one Hundred Dollars Reward
cured BY Halls C&tarEh Cure.
Z. j. CHENEY & co
Props. Toledo o
We the Undersigned have known r J
Cheney fer The iast l. years ana bclIege
tan perfectly honorable IL all business
transactions ana financially ao9s % carry
out any 90 cation made b. sheir ;irra
WEST * TKCAX. Wholesale Druggists
Toledo o.
WALpINCf. KINNA% & MARVIN
wholesale Drugs SIS Toledo G
Hairs Catarrn Cure - taken internally
acting directly upon the blcso4 and mucous
Surfaces Of the system Price &c per 5so,-
liz sod by al Druggists. T'estirn ot.:aIs
free
Hairs Family Pulls are the bet
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SQUIRE Park sale begins tomorrow.
naniel joins 4 Co. Ba.ley hu4a.nE.
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the ch}i3Epsi' pATty r3vfu ~ tha ksaEstT-
gsgtga [,&'a VAS mtscsi Gssay,sl - ths mem
hers sl.i ;1s-s sx.e-.A.s &aa eScsesa4.y 80
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HOSPITAL DONATED.
Mrs. Letter, of Chicago, Pounds Home Tor
Sick Soldiers.

Mrs. Letter, of Chicago, Pounds Home For
Sick Soldiers.
A Chicago dispatch says: The United
States government will be richer by a
hospital at Chickamauga park within a
few days through the generosity of
Mrs. l.. q. Letter. The illness among
the troops there was brought to her
notice some time ago, and she at once
began a correspondence with Assist
ant Surgeon General Sem, to see what
might be done.
Mrs. Letter was told that a perma-
nent hospital to supply more comforts
than the ordinary field shelter was
what was chiefly needed and the Chick
a,nauga park hotel upon the grounds
near Craw6sh springs was thought to
be most suitable. This building Mrs.
Letter has purchased for the govern
ment.
The hospital will supply accommo-
dations for between 600 and 700.
The Chipley banner. (Chipley, Washington County, Fla.) 1893-1943, 1898-06-11

1.-THE expression "a lead pipe cinch'
originated in Brooklyn, N. T." ex-
planned well-known turfman.
Though 1t is very frequently used by
sporting people, 1t is not over twenty
five years old, and doubt II it is that
old. 1t indicates sure thing, or at
least that is thought to be dead sure.
There are several explanations Of its
origin, but am satisfied that Brooklyn
was its home. 1t was coined in this
way: Some years ago fellow entered
a plumbing shop and stole piece of
lead pipe. He wanted to take 1t over
to New York, and to keep 1t from be-
ing seen he wrapped the pipe around
his body, and then put his clothes on
over 1t. A cinch, in turf language,
means a girth or saddle band or any
thing that is used to keep a saddle on
a horse or mule tight. 'Cinching up
means, therefore, tightening up. and is
Of Spanish origin. AS the fellow with
the lead pipe around his body jumped
to catch the ferryboat he fell over
board, and, Of course, the weight Of the
lead carried him down. A horseman,
in explaining the occurrence, said the
thief had "a lead pipe cinch,' and he
had, and 1t drowned him.
ton Star.
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Greatest I.Isht In the World.

The greatest light In tho world, q
lantern which has an illuminating pow
er equal to 100000 candles, thrown
In a beam nine feet in diameter. Is
soon to be erected upon the Highlands,
Just above Sandy Hook, to show marin-
ers where they can find the entrance
to the harbor Of ew York. 1t will stand
246 feet above tide water. and at that
distance will be visible about 80 miles.
II 1t could be elevated three times that
height 1t could be seen 100 miles dis
tant. This Is the same Eight that stood
apon the southwest corner OF the manu-
facturers building at the Worlds Fair,
where 1t was exhibited by Henry Le-
paute of Paris, France. and was pur-
chased for $4,000 by the light house
board. The lenses are nine feet In d.
ameter and are composed Of a central
disk, two prismatic rims and 100 pris-
matte segments, all of carefully ground
and polished optical glass. There ace
three lamps, with interchangeable car
bons one inch In diameter, fed by a
current Of IS volts. The generator and
engine which were used at Chicago
were not purchased, as it is believed
that we make better once in America.
The lamp weighs 20 tons and floats In
mercury in a hollow steel cylinder. 60
slight Is the friction that 1t may be
moved by child's finger. 1t is a
question whether this lamp may not
be made useful In case Of war by rig.
ging 1t as search light to sweep the
approaches to the harbor Of New York
and thus disclose the presence OF q
hostile feet-Chicago Record.
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Her Secret Signal.

Nervous housewives whose husbands
frequently bring home company to din
ner without preliminary warning Of
ten worry in their secret hearts to sup
ply the unexpected guests. A matron
living in one of the prettiest suburban
residences in West Philadelphia, whose
husband persists In bringing homo
guests at the most inopportune times.
has hit upon happy expedient to meet
possible emergencies.
In passing any dish at the table Of
which there may be a limited supply
the hostess makes a point to mention
the enigmatical letters. F. H. B. in
such manner as not to attract the at
tention Of the guests around the board.
Immediately the members Of the family
are aware Of the circumstances, and
discreetly partake very lightly, II at
all, Of the viands In question. The
secret of the three letters was solved
a few days ago, and the hostess after
wards laughingly confessed her little
scheme. F. H. B., In this instance
stands for family hold back.-Boston
Traveller.
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me but to 60 under an operation.
In speaking with a friend Of mine
about it, she recommended Lydia e.
Pinkham's Vegetable. Compound, say.
ing she knewit would cure me. l then
sent for your medicine, and after tax.
ing three bottles of it, the tumor dis
appeared. Oh! you do not know how
much good your medicine has done
me. ! shall recommend 1t to all suffer.
ing women.-Mrs. Rosa GAUM, 72o
Wall St., Los Angeles, Cal.
The great and unvarying success Of
Lydia E. Pinkhams Vegetable Com.
pound in relieving every arrangement
Of the female organs, demonstrates
it to be the modern safeguard Of wo.
mans happiness and bodily strength,
More than a million women have beer
benefited by II.
Every woman who needs advics
about her health is invited to write Il
Mrs. Pinkham. at Lynn, Mass.
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N OOUNTuCtOf DVtOuHys WA AoAS
wonderfully relieved and was satisfied
that the pills were putting me on the road
to recovery. bought two more boxes and
continued taking them.
after taking four boxes Of DR.. williams
Pink Pills for Pale People am restored to
good health and feel like q new man.
am now capable Of transacting my
business with increased ambition.
"Dr. Williams Pink Pills for Pale People
are wonderful medicine and anyone that
is afflicted with shortness Of breath, PAL
pitation OF the heart, nervous prostration
and general debility, will find that these
pills are the specific, HfnMAs Il. EvELxn."
Subscribed and sworn to before me, Q
Notary Public, this Gath day OF May, 1897.
ADAM PoUTszoNa, Notary Public.
Mr.. Eveler will gladly answer any In.
quiry regarding this II stamp Is enclosed.
DIR. williams Pink Pills cure people
troubled with the after-effects OF the
grippe because they act directly on the
impure blood. They are also specific for
chronic erysipelas, catarrh, rheumatism
and all diseases due to impure or tmpov.
erished blood.
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ANXIOUS FOR PEACE.

Spain Instructs Ambassador to France to
Ask For Intervention.
The Madrid correspondent of The
London Morning Post says;
"Senor Leon y Castillo, the Spanish
ambassador to France, at his recent
conferences with the queen regent and
Senior Sagasta, was officially charged
to ask the powers to intervene to OBJ
tain peace on such terms rs would pro-
tect the amour propre Of Spain.
"rhe ambassador will urge as a
reason for such Intervention the dan.
ger Of a loss of trade to the powers
themselves in the event of the contin.
nance Of the war. Political and diplo-
matte circles in Madrid believe that
Castillo will succeed"
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They Compared Notes.

"why can't women be naturalf"
growled Bumply according to the De-
troit Free Press. They make mo
think Of lot OF blue Jays with their
chatter and their pluming and their
Efforts to improve on nature. They
cal think out more crazy plans ana
developed more unmitigated nonsense
than so many inspired imps. Look at
your hair, Mrs. Bumply, plated and
twisted and futed and banged till 1t
looks no more like what it does In Its
normal state than junk pile looks
like any Of its original elements. And
those sleeves, and those three story
heels and that stiff-necked collar.
Honestly. II men compelled you to rig
up in that barbarous fashion you'd
inveigh against them as brutal saw
ages.
ooh, I don't know" said Mrs. Bump
ly, who is very matter Of fact; Con
template your own hair. Looks as II
1t was laundered down on top and
nodded over puff combs on the side.
The shoulders Of your coat are built
up rs though you were trying to palm
yourself of for prize-fghter, and the
way that your mustache is twisted up
at the ends makes me think Of o
French dancing on reception night.
Then Bumply grew very distant In
his manner arranged to go down town
at once, told his wife not to sit up for
him and said that II she had one fault
above another 1t lay in her irrepres-
sible disposition to grow personal
whenever she entered into debate.
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A Lighthouse Keeper.

How far off from the rest some parts
Of the United States are was illustrated
pointedly a fortnight ago. when Cap
tain Milan, keeper OF the Mount
Desert Rock Light, off the Maine coast,
paid his first visit OF the winter to the
mainland and there first learned OF the
destruction of the Maine. He bought
all the papers he could find giving an
account OF the catastrophe to take to
the small community of his home
Boston Transcript
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SCENES At cH|CKAMAUGA.
IMPOSING SCENE WHEN GEN. FRED
GRANT TOOK THE OATH.
OBLIGATED BY EX-CONFEDERATE.
Gen. Grant Highly Gratined over the
Pleasant Denoument-MuchF Fra
ternal Handshaking.

a Cnlckamaugd uisputcn says uon
eral Fred d. Grant took the oath We'd
nesday as brigadier general, and the
ceremony was one of intense interest
The oath was administered by Judge
George A. Harris, of Rome, Ga, an
ex-confederate, and the ceremony was
witnessed by large concourse of peo-
pie, ex-confederate and ex-federal SOL
diers.
General Grant expressed great salts
faction that he should have the privi-
lege of assuming the obligations of his
office from so distinguished confed-
crate, and when the ceremony was
over a great shout went up, the first
man to shake hands with and congrat-
ulate the distinguished officer being
Major George L. Gillespie, who was
with General Lee when he surrendered
at Appomattox.
The scene was one unique in the his
tory Of the country and the incident
created the greatest enthusiasm, which
broke into cheers that almost shook
Missionary Ridge when General Grant
said:
"Shake hands now, not over o
bloody chasm, but on the soil of a
country one in its loyalty to the one
flag"
There are probably 200 soldiers in
the various regiments who are sick at
division hospitals, in view of which
the Chattanooga branch Of the national
relief committee has authorized the
statement that it is now ready to re-
ceive any contributions that may be
sent from the various states for the re-
lief and sustenance of the sick. Sup
plies may be sent to DR.. w. j. Trim
BILE, president of the branch, or to
George W. Ochs, ex.mayor of the city,
secretary, who will see that everything
reaches its proper destination. This
branch of the committee has the in-
dorsement OF the authorities, and
relieves the hospital department from
the care and distribution of such sup
plies.
A. G. Post, Of company N, fifth H.
linois, of Canton, ILL.,, died Tuesday
night and the remains were shipped to
his family Wednesday. He was a
member Of the Knights of Pythias
and a large detachment from that or
der of the local lodges accompanied
the remains to the depot.
Private E. L. Thompson, of COM
psny L, fifth Maryland, son Of Captain
Thompson, Of company @, of the same
regiment, was drowned Wednesday
afternoon while bathing in Chicka-
nauga creek.
Major Shiba, OF the Japanese army,
who has been at Chickamauga watch
the organization of the volunteer
army, left for Tampa. Major Shiba,
when asked what he thought of the
army, said:
"It is simply marvellous" He will
ask to accompany the army of invasion
to be sent to Cuba.
In accordance with orders issued
the First District of Columbia, One
Hundred and Fifty-seventh Indiana,
Second New York and First Ohio in
fantry regiments left Wednesday morn
ing for Tampa.
Orders from the war department to
all regiments 70 fill up their rolls to
the full strength Of 1907 men were
issued during the day, and the details
for recruiting are being made up as
rapidly as possible.
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LAND ATTACK NOT MADE.

Report That Insurgents swooped Down
on Santiago IL Denied.
The published report of an attack
upon the city Of Santiago de Cuba
Thursday by the insurgents is not con-
firmed, and appears to be without foun-
dalton.
Reports OF the dreadful restitution
OF the inhabitants Of the city, how
ever. are verified. 1t is said now that
even the officials are unable TO procure
q normal supply Of food.
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THIRTY DAYS. RATIONS

Being Prepared For General Lees Troops
at jacksonville.
The war department is massing ra-
tons for thirty days for the troops
that are assembling at Jacksonville
under General Lee. The authorities
decline to say how many men are to
be concentrated there, or whether they
will stay at that place for the full
thirty days for which the rations are
provided.
The Chipley banner. (Chipley, Washington County, Fla.) 1893-1943, 1898-06-11
Revival Of Medieval Art.

A delightful revival Of medieval art
is crochet work in gold and silver
thread. Besides beauty and brilliancy
1t possesses great durability. A. collar
or an edging, small triangular piece
for the Golf, will last the owner life
time. 1t gives the finest effect when
applied to black or dark colored vel
vet. No matter how fashion may 20
1t never loses It's popularity altogether.
New York Mail and Express.
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Public Clocks.

Few great cities OF America are adequately
provided with public clocks Of such size and
30 prominent location IS to indicate the time
over wide metropolitan districts. Bnt IL IS
plant manifested TO the Il IT. rer by inactivity
Of the organs affected. Hostetter's stomach
Bitters remedies this as 1t does dyspepsia;
rheumatism. constipation. biliousnsss and
nervousness.
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The Public Debt.

The monthly statement of the pub
lie debt shows that at the close of bus
mess May 81, 1898, the public debt
less cash in the treasury amounted to
81, 037, 773, 760, an increase over last
month of S19,341, 10S.
The Chipley banner. (Chipley, Washington County, Fla.) 1893-1943, 1898-06-11

Eczema is a local disease and needs local
treatment. The irritated, diseased skin must
be soothed and smoothed and healed. No use to
dose yourself and ruin your stomach just be-
cause of an itching eruption. Tetterine is the
only simple, safe and certain cure for letter,
Eczema, Ringworm and other skin troubles.
At druggists or by mail for 80 cents in STAMPS.
j. T, Shuptrine, Savannah. Ga.
The Chipley banner. (Chipley, Washington County, Fla.) 1893-1943, 1898-06-11
beauty IL Blood Deep.

Clean blood means a clean skin. No
beauty without it. Cascarets, Candy Cathar'
tic clean your blood and keep it clean, by
stirring up the lazy liver and driving all i'm
Danish pimples, boils, biotches, blackheads.
and that sickly bilious complexion by taking
Cascarets, for ten cents. All drug.
gists, satisfaction guaranteed, loc, Csc, 5oc.
The Chipley banner. (Chipley, Washington County, Fla.) 1893-1943, 1898-06-11

magnetic survey is to be made OF Prussia
on whose coast regions magnetic measure:
ments have been carried out BY the imperiaaii
naval authorities. The stations Will be ~
miles apart, and the cost Sl2,5U.
The Chipley banner. (Chipley, Washington County, Fla.) 1893-1943, 1898-06-11

For years 1 wa
bled with an
ovarian tumor,
each year grow
ing worse, un-
til at last I
was compelled
to consult with
q physician.
He said
nothing could
be done for