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The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1899-06-30

The year AZ B. @. was the loroos.
year on record, as it had, by order Of
Julius Caesar, 445 days.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1899-06-30

Why waste so much talk about coal-
ing stations? We shall need no coming
stations when ships are run by liquid
nj
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1899-06-30

A young man, arrested for stealing.
says love tempted him TO It. II usually
Is love In such case-love Of stealing
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1899-06-30

I'm our passenger traffic." observed
the railway magnate, lit has been NV
observation that only the middle class
actually pays How do you figure
that out?' asked the interviewer. "Irs
simple enough, was the reply. when
a mans very poor he can't afford to buy
Il ticket. and when he's very rich he
travels on a pass. - Chicago News.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1899-06-30

In Japan fashion compels married
women to blacken their teeth. no, a.
an ornament, but to make them nv 40. a.
and save them from temptation. :"
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1899-06-30

Ten per cent of the cage canary birds
drift into consumption, and they com.
municate the disease to those who keen
them.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1899-06-30

There was young man from Lenore
Who boldly went off to the war;
The "beef" made him sick,
He recovered quite quick
By the prompt use of old Jesse Moore
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1899-06-30

Eight of the olive trees in the his.
torical Garden of Olives, in Jerusalem
are known to be over one thousand
years old,
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1899-06-30

EITc Permanently Cured. No fits or nervousness
ITO after first days use OF Dr. Knnes Grest
bottle and treatise DIR. r. II. KIINE. Ia ga,
Arch street, Philadelphia, Pa. -'--' wv
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1899-06-30

Mothers will find Mrs. Winslow,s soo.,
ING, syrup the best remedy to use for sV I'm
children during the teething period 'neir
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1899-06-30

Cuba is now sending tomatoes to this
country. We sent her some mighty lne
peaches last summer.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1899-06-30

Every success breeds imitators ana 60
letters. Look ont for substitutes when N va,
Tor Cascarets Candy Cathartic. All drasgi ssA
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1899-06-30

Among the Egyptians embalmine
ceased about ZOO A. D.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1899-06-30

If you want to place a small boy in
one spot where you will be sure to find
him five minutes later put him in tho
pantry.-Tit-Bits.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1899-06-30

In ante-beilum times Cotton was
king, Later whesAwas on the throne.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1899-06-30

Tested and true. oregon Blood puriss,
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1899-06-30

Every man who calls a doctor snd,
him rough" O' una
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1899-06-30
PHYSICIANS.

- DR.. Ernest Barton, specially, diseases 81 n !,
SKIN and Rectal Surgery, 1Sl 3rd ST. foItla
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1899-06-30
PORTLAND DIRECTORY.
DENTISTS.

No pain: new process; fine gold work. DB
NGWORTHY, NV. cor. Third and Morrison
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1899-06-30

PORTLAND WIRE & IRON WORKS; WIZ
and iron fencing; Office railing, etc. SS4 AIDE
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1899-06-30

EDWARD HUGHES; MACHINERY AND
vehleles: send for catalogue. lso-lg4 Fronl p
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-08-27

ADvKxIIMxc-cuse ls2. = - r.el.a.k
ngse1n eun!nes sG3ee Ds1v. q -, unen n =
-; 9en0Ay heuzA spsa - q - unta y - -
Caas.14ed advesetss0s1es fW tneu<toa soee19
0oaing vm - rscl1sed - - NJ - 49,
tlnomG1fD undR e11Mu11n4 heolRnO IN - t1.ue
- = ~ saAD q 60 . ~ saeA h1me1sa -
0ene aluo0 b o1vunea Ne a1v1EeBsDGn0 -
eolve1 - - - = cea1A
Pu0I1SHE3t NoI1Ck-Inssatno ao00 80
J. A. 0eC1a11no - @. d Lne06A Gay
ccs1sctu0 ale J. \ CAaAeast, = r 9nuess.
nnfsnt NcCartAy. G Il NcC0usA. C. n ssa9sa
an1 4 a Wulk Roumasesn ssssywAsss ~ coz
assatA Pay 1ceU only - sAass aaA 10 - Fssi-
esne aosnto - II vostG0 e1exo - s0u1s q ~
.ADvEnTIsERA-Chs.su ~ sAvwesslssa 10
~ Sanday fuss-lafaahGsae9 Da.e - fAFnishsa
~ e'e3ock onkR1nS AAsAe1sMs00 IN - -
eetyed Il hrsnch oA5csn q ~ puee-lntsHiusncse.
8EWA1pl-fea dnaAnss On - paiA ton in
formation tsadSnG - H. cansieeico a ~ -
M stealing espis a III papse delivered 70 sne-
scsfbezS In Seat1lA
fAcosA SuRxAu.-x& I'm Psraas sss..A
@ d. Bah
oLYNPIA-Aua Maia sszsse q. G whaas-
Eyk1Eff-P. X LSwk
6PokANE-Rsznch oEacs. roc0 II Wo1vR-
to- 1lsck. csxnas Riverside anA Nm: taasQAans
- y Q. Pseesssa. AanAoG
n1LLlNGHAA bAY.-Nsv WAaassA Hs<A9
fORf T0wSsExn.-wruan A. rsls..
VICTORIA. b C-Pfank CaafNru
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-08-27

New Department ~ Washington.
During the two years spent by the on
Gals OF the state department negotiating
reciprocity treaties with dozen different
nations, attention has been devoted strong
~ to the great and growing need Of de-
partment OF commerce and Industries. The
United States II behind every important
commercial nation in this respect. Other
countries make organized and intelligent
efforts 70 push trade and extend their mar
kets In all parts Of the world. Government
help = preferred through every available
channel.
The United States has also done some
thing In the same direction. but It's efforts.
although well meaning. have been costly
and scattering. and the results meager.
The state department. through tta consular
service, u an aid to commerce and a prac-
teal help o. far A. II goes. but the trouble
u II does not 50 far enough. It's field Is
and their distribution for the benefit OF In
dividuak. 1t u powerless to push trade IN
the practical. hardy way that countA
In . limited way and with the aid OF
skinny appropriations. the department Of
agriculture has been doing good work lately
In the promotion Of foreign demand for
American butter and cheese by sending
samples TO many localities In Europe. Asia
and the southern hemispheres. Large ap-
propriations are made for American ex-
hihi;s at old world expositions. More I'M
portant than all. the state department,
through the medium Of reciprocity treaties,
II gradually breaking down the barriers
that have been erected by Jealous COM
petitors to keep American goods out Of
their home markets.-New London Register.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-08-27

racx WITH a.ooo MEN IN LINE


! eu1eudid celebration, Including .
rrogramme. the labor organize
ssss Il Seattle and Western Washing
- 1n6and celebrating the holiday Of la
- - week from tomorrow. Yester-
- ~ work Of tho general COMMITTEES
r. hasxe OF the preparations for the
- - crowned with success. and the
~ q the el,0o0 asked Of the business
- g The city was subscribed This
D Gre The way open for the committee
q 1oyots it, entire time during the en-
80 weak to completing the ANAL de-
y . the celebration.
Un1oos the leaders In the work arc vary
80 mistaken. there win be 1000 men
II ~ Of the parade. while the visitors
& ~ city viii aggregate several times
nDect from every important point In
ueotern part Of the state. In Addi-
80 Inv rates have been secured on all
4 and steamer lines. which will. It u
losed. b. productive OF q large At
1ancs from smaller cities.
HIST the British Columbia worknen
tn determined to participate In the
neotlon u now certain. The steamer
- u Nanatmo has been chartered and
III lease Victoria Sunday. September
Il ulkh 80 people from British Columbia
80 Ths steamer will bring the Vic
- and Vancouver lacrosse teams. a.
IN - the Fifth Regiment band. which
81 participate IN the band concerts and
Itissns Of Olympia have chartered the
tn4er Aultnomah. and will OIL her to
1oowing with people. A rate Of one
~ ons-fifth fare Tor the round trip
h IS east as wenaichse and a. Tar
IN ~ Whatcom. Single fares for
y round trip have been put In force
III The Columbia 4 Puget Sound Rail-
~ Company. and special excursions.
mlyn and other points on the Northern
1cl4c Delegations from all the coal
800 towns In the state are expected.
~ parade will probably be the finest
T.. se?n In this city IN = Labor day
r. LAthers'. Typographical. Printing
smen's, Newsboys and Sailors
1ouk In addition. the pIasterers'.
Mug Laborers' and Painters Unions
MARCH IN line In appropriate uni
] ~ line OF march of the parade. in
l11eh there win be Ave brass bands,
~ b. ~ follows:
tsnlng on Third avenue ana Union
- TO Firth. thence on Fifth avenue
IL Pike, and thence TO First avenue
HaSeyaing First avenue, the parade will
nfch to Washington street. thence TO
41poud avenue south and Yesler. and
Dnce north on Second avenue to- Union
eyet The parade will be dismissed at
md avenue and Union street.
Da4tnning today, daily meetings OF the
mad marshal. Edward Carpenter, ana
aides and the committee win be held.
Dpots received during the past three
Nm Indicate that in the coal-mfninx
nMpe Of the state general holiday
"a = observed on Monday. and fun
nisGataons VIII be sent here to partici-
tnte b the big celebration. The council
- appropriated 1201 TO decorate the
pQee49 and this amount will bs supple.
11etod BY other expenditures on the
Dest II ths committee.
n hcrosse game at Madison street
- vi be well contested between the
Victoria and Vancouver teams.
III VII also be an afternoon pro-
11mMe Of sports.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-08-27

aoVhNED FOR THREE WIVES.


sIssiess Ia the Presbyterian cemetery At
seser' Dea.. found IN distant section CT
cemetery. Some forty feet apars.
uses 81 threc young women. They are
wives Of Alexander MetYymsn.. a for
asssmhlsnan and weii-krown CITIZEN
Ane ssrly part az this century. On ,aa
81 saraa. who died In 1871. aged z.
ssscrihes.
20, moasier' Ny h.srs il torn asunasr
ssss CHASTITY wound.
Ns Elizabeth the second Wiz. a,es
= Ana her torss contains words even
As~r, 'Ns s''-'
Aoaie Archer Would not che xaf-
M. when Elizabeth the ,etyd
80 NJ me as. ot ., the SORROW
husband wrote:
~ shas, Tell thrice. ard yAr4ee ray
! a. slain. Philadelphia Inausrvr.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-08-27

SoULp-The fasevsl 1t Fred W. CazsA win Taxa
place frern tie First P-sss5t srszn eAz-rh sssssy
Of ~ u "a. Rs@. MAJOR ofasissizx Intsrsn<ss
AoEEt Peasant esepsseEx.
srHwERs-Jhs ssaersi II wfstte ssawe.s viii -
hsst today n; y .. % ffpna ihe CAarcA a o-ss
LADY Of Coed Help. Third and wssAirs-
tea street
f,IciaD~ffs funrrz ~ na~a foscso oil taks rssrs
fnxszr AZ r n. fra9a Ire cEEr-h az Der LAIR a
Gocsa Hsir iassrsnans IN CA,ra-5 e~s1<tsyr
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-08-27
MARINE NEWS.

An FEpRO-saiied. August - str nsa,ns Ia.
- 81"
mars HARnoR-Arrisea, Angus. n. .es, Ga,
lnyeEtura. San Frasetsea Sailed ..sr x.ny..
kossiiA; ctr Fanny Adele. San ressrss
n Los ANaELEs~Arrfsed August s. Haw
~ Mates, Naraime
rokiA-saiied. August y, str Brsassiea. San
.sIE0AA-Arrissd. August =. str Cottage CITY
SAILED, Aas,ut ~, Mhs Olga. Hena,sla |:
s1K G Wright. San Pedro
s1AiKM-~Sasled. August =. ssr Antsieye. An.
s4 ehs Aihaen. San FrsHsssce.
,at TpwNskSD--Arrsrsd Aur,sss a. sshs
ssss = Csngte,s san Pedro
s.ats HARnuR~-ssi,ea. August .. str New
~ tRANCISCo-Asr Ans,sss 81 ssx Res
- ohnisa river tug R<lsss CpiurshsA sis<v: arr
SSaskeA CITY. Srass Eash~s. scAr tsossma. ssns
~ Tssanis. Nsnairae Sassea. SIR Rata
sssseneee, ssr state If California Astoria. sssr
xasr 4 Cesssins. esrasx Hsraar
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-08-27

WANTED - To-day: Woods foremAat
pianerman, e~sAt cook for Cape Nome.
farm hands and makers. 80. ) ,eAmstsrS
on grade. 81 and Board: hotel pantry-
man and dishwasaer. mall engineer. aaao
machine sawyer. chief cook. - weeks
woods engineer. $50. nisnt ceok Aes
country haksr. yi3s hospital COOK a.
tram rcAdmenr = and board. outside
ntne laeorera. a. camp nunky; seonscat-
tiers. $40 for hours. iSnt worn In city.
- week. asshw asher. s.. pAnrTymAns elty
waiserA p: shoemaher., Etchsa asa2
e.. mill hands. -. bolt ioodesA ~
cook for few men. -: cut-o6 80 heap.
er. =. swamp<Es. 30. fank1y "a -
mtils and quarry. cheap rent. % cncra-
men. carpenters for mining company
x1s. fer Idaho 81 free pass. quarry
men. MS, loGEtnx crew. top wagcu. re-
pass TO camp, man and wife 10 wAso
dishes. wait table. coal minsra By dAy 90
contract. q. n. and ~ p. r. n laborerA
teAmsserS siushsrs, dr.il runnerA hato-
err. etc. a-s5 TO an free passs 1-nos1e
team&ters, -. coop<rN wood and bolt
choppers. g. 3 cord or Sso day. oucksrA
swampers. harksrs. M. SKID road men
03. mill hAndS. free pAsA crAnoA II
Washington street.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-08-27

y H:.. : !: :s. e = g 9; y; IN s1s :.-.. ..A
g. = - 60. o. !snsss nsa o.n..A
49, s.sI -. - = ~, III ::s.s : - :.
-. n sss1a,s ss1assaa1. As.ekassn. hs,seA =
. - > =. - MA HnnpAsu
,.s.. ~ 3 - = ss:.,s. !. go sssss -
~ s~e 1asaG. LHsss 49, vazA 80
oeeenA CAs1ssian Church.
=. -: - -, 49, 49,, :: "a n. = = 9 o. =
snsa . An3as s6ss1
CelsrsA napsiss Hsssasn.
IL eoassd neDtis6 = ~ ely have sseasaiaasd
= e92ca, vAteA vin hol1 seRviea svs1 sunday
s...s ' sss..i IA 20 80 e q . !. e:
Universal DsetAesheoA.
osasels LaAss. No H. rcsa = Hiackisy haseA
ISesws 4 3 -: ahSsa. "Lns1 sad M-facG.
First CAsreA q CAriss-scie.tsst.
Holysas haoeh. conner Fsss sysans and spss,s
ss. w.ss.:s., :..s..s ! s. isssa s..aas
seaa epsa tmsns H. wssA tsso - .. \
seetisn seattle q. I. P.).
osrtion seattle hold nestinss svssy Sunday q
p q. h Nasonie tGnD3s, oseonA aaA Pin. entrance
q Second aysuna.
0ouat Carmel Faith Hoae.
nsstinp ass hsId svssy evening ezcsps Monday
~ the Mount Carmel NsG2eo and Faith Houas, COR
~ II un1en street and eHnnit avenue. Con
JoAnsoa, sape1ntsndank
Greek 1assaan ChureA.
ors.k n..aaa Chaseh- ~ Lalsyiev s,enu. ssr-
v!eee WIN b peE1ngnsd b. 9ss. 1ichoa. The bishop
e tAe church In ADaedea.
The Dib1e oplr1tuallst.
Rev. ?. r. Dooovan. the Bible epiritualisk. viii
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WANT ADS.

Advertisements u0oo9 oAY
AeaAlA8 IN elasaa0eA eoluD0a.
H = WoRo each inssRaaonV Mn.
imu0 charge. -. ClasoA0eA
Advertisements 1unAtn9 o0o
meath wisAeut change - esON
Q1.oo Des llno (eovea WeeAo
! oount - l1ne). o. three
0enths' esaess el.38 Per 1ane
Dee month"; - Elm 0o0thsP -.
J der e1.10 per Haze per Donehs
e. Yearly esAess - pes me-
90 meath.
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Street Of Undertakers.

In every city or town In the Neither
lands you will nnd Rosemary street.
In olden days only undertakers lived In
them. the rosemary being, In the Ian
guage OF flowers. specially dedicated to
the dead.-sAn Francisco Examiner.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-08-27

frst-ciass Acokksepeg. 1use
Be able TO use typewriter and have soene
knowledge OF the gents furnishing ars1
be paid permanent position TO the pror-
er young man. state salary de8ro6 ADJ
dress Bog - city.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-08-27

FORECAST ron SUNDAY.
Portland. Or. Aug. - lsss
I'D efATEs DEPARTMENT or A0RICUIs
TUBE, WEATHER BuREAu.
DAILY BULLETIN.
AsxS a
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The Dible oplritual1st.
Rsv. ?. r. Donovan. the Bible epiritualist. viii
lecture IN the Masonic tsanEae q Z. - .. n.
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Baptist Churches.

Rev Ella, q Fremont viii preach In the First
baptist church at Ballard at p ~.
First Barsist-Feurth avenue. near James street.
I,on.s q nowesman passer Rev IL A Gilnhrsss
wiil rrsach in the morning. The pastor viii preach
in the svsssnE
sssdisA-r Firth avenue and Olive street Rev.
SUNDAY services 81 70 20 T. N. and 80 .. N. enu-
asy sehooi At 10 m. reans pscpiss prayer meeting
1T 3 ~
celersa baptist churea-isiT Madison ssr.s.
Re-. Enssne Harris viii preach 1t II .. and 8
p M
Fremont Baptist charch--Rs,. }. Cairns holds
at II . "a. and 10 p "A.
MARKET street R.ns,ss Churrh-R<, s A Taft,
u ID. q Aisrsets. Cal. sarpl, pa.sor Morning.
.v~nins vahieet The Christ. Ard What 1t siganss
That Anyhody n His.
Norwegian nsaiss services rseTy sanda, At II
81 Tacoma rreAehss ever ether Sunday An Who
understand tbs language sosdsaiiy is,sssd
Meth sestst%-fSeashins At II O. ~. ard . D m
Sunday school at II % p On.
Christian Churcheu.
Christian casrch. La.srs-R z. Dunlap viii
preach naornsns AMI evening
First Christian Chafsh-J n. Smith. ras,s,
beds union ssfvsses with the n E. eAursA, psns
ssd Third
Methodist Protestant Churches.
yesisr s9nesiea Chasea--pssacAins on san.ay a
..
Fsrss-c0s~ss Thsra svsaa. And Pine street Ne,
Protestant ehsExa ssa Ehe First chFissssn eAurva
Rev J. \, SMITH casses. Aase united their ssrv.
Ass
paw.rssA cAurch~p.nisi Rasisy. pa.tas. san.
cay sebeea at 10 A. H. fssseaias at - .. m
Free Methodist Church.
Tsr.s Free Ms,he<isss cearcA-sernss II TER,
svsnas ar4 plne street kss. Glsa Il nay,oo
o. VII preach a. Il a ~. Aud = IL
Cumberland Presbyterian.
CasaN<sszna rFsssyssFfsa cnsrch rvsnsy- s.sans
avsnas snd i, .sSessy street kss. u Wallace. a
wssia Wssa. ~ia aTszsss Al ~ . aa
Nerwexta "a -nAntsh Methodist
TIE Nexwssssa n.siss Nesaasssss ehu,Sh Acsas
a a. 10 Frsels Asl NsasA assae. Al Ssaads-
ssssa=s Res & y Haase. s~ss0s
Th~osephy.
YAs~srstsal sassxsy azseAa rrszx%-Nsess san.
aay .s "a :, ~ sssra ..s.ss s ss.s s5saas
Is T, A. Barnes
rAs Qsssea CITY TaerwSphlsal sscsssy Ia Ansrics
s>sess ssess sasssy sssszag ~ essacS Ga tAs A
a.. e "A. hall. Ia Psaassy eseek sahsect by IL
T. ElasasSss
raisarfan Church.
s~ve=sA srsase. Ass-s~a rae asa rssaa rsxr,
~sa - rs services sEsa sSrsAss ncsse~.
Evangelical Asso~iattca.
Gsrmsn~aasssss ss-~ss saa rayaw sssuns Rev
AeCass w.sHsss, rasssf. 50 Assrasea sss~vs Ger
- T. T.. A A. = ~
sptrite alism.
ueeeea xrisssaA2aas sAassA aAao sssrs GnAAAS -
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-08-27

0ount Carmel Faith Hoae.
Msstinp ass hsId svssy evening except Monday
81 the Mount Carmel 01aISoo and Faith Hoaas, COR
~ II uu1no street and Summit avenue Con
JoAnsoa, suDsstnteodank
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-08-27

Gsrws~@Hsrsssee ssswes Aad Tayiw ssenna Rev
AcSass w%snsss. Pastel. 80 Hssrlsea sss~ss Gss-
ssAE ys~x e&sas efssy SNassay ~ /. . aEd .
u r. T. A. ~ .
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-08-27

Christian CAurrh. Latsrs-N T. prnlsp nj
preach nacrnsas ana evening.
First Christian Chasch~J n. Smith. Pasta,
rrrasklns At II a n. aud D IA Thia shurr
halas union serviees with the n. T.. eAurxA psn
aHd Third.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-08-27

WANTED Men 10 buy two choice 1~acro
tracts alder and vine mAplo land -
each. part payment cash. and part ~
labor On adjoining land
IfvERAORE h NALTBY.
~ Bailey Bl1ath1nR
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Makes Man Equal to Any Emergency
Disease Makes Him Unequal to the Ordinary Duties Of Life
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tie for extraordinary bravery In what Is
known as the Pasdg charge Following
the tragic death OF the brave captain while
leading his men across a bridge at the
end of which the enemy was in ambush.
the general wrote a PERSONAL letter TO
Mrs Fortson, which she received yes'er-
day.
IL IL a touching tribute To the gallant
soldier who did not know the word fear
nor hesitate TO lead his men Into the jaws
OF death. The general expresses the great
est sympathy for Mrs. Forison in her
great loss and extois Capt. Forfson as
soldier and man. He has warm place
I'm his heart for Washlugton's heroic con
and the brave boys he led. He speaks Ok
the aashing ealiantry OF the captain and
the tndomitahle courage OF his men.
In one instance he has said that the
Washington boys were the pride of the
regiment: they were so orderly. SO web
drilled aud 80 ready ~ obey every call 20
duty. F'urtson's charge across the Pasig
will fec, he declares. n memorable incident
In the war with the Flnpinos.
In closing his letter Gen King says
that when he returns 70 the United States
be VIII write a magazine article in which
''the hravest colder in my regiment. Capt
George Fort~on. VIII receive the credit SO
Justly due him."
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-05-13
FRUIT WILL DE SHORT.
WaIln WaIla Orchards Suffered
From Cold Weather.

John l. Yeend, state senator from Walla
Waila county and one OF the large farm
ers OF that section IL at the Seattle. He
said last night tina; every kind Of fruit In
his county has been injured by the cold
weather and the backward season. He pre-
diets a shortage In the crop.
The cherry blossoms have been hlightei
by the cold weather in many instances -
said Senator Yeend. The spring has been
cold and about month late. Peaches
have not yet blosso'ned 10 any extent They
have suffered severely and the crop viii
he very light. Other fruits have suffered in
proportion.
wrought last January when. after a mild
spell tho thermometer went from IS 10
~ degrees below zero. In many instances
the trees were destroyed. This is especial
~ true Of peaches.
'Piums and pyunes will be short but they
have not suffered like the other fruits
Strawberries and other small fruits appear
10 be doing well.
The wheat harvesting season Will be q
month late and the crop will be short;
Much winter whes; in the Eureka fats and
other parts OF the country was DESTROYED
by the cold weather and had 10 be re-
seeded Not more than half Of the winter
wheat was saved in our county"
Senator Yeena was elected a. n Pam
dent Republican. II am <tsli independent, -
he said. hut do not consider myself a
pepultst- There Is no Pouullss organize
ton In Waiia Wails county any more.
There are few men who call themselves
Pepnl.srS left There rever WAS a time
when there was 30 much building ami de-
veioprent as IL row In progress fn walia
Wstl2. There are TO vacant houses and
People are coming into the country and set
ting I. up
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-05-13
HOOKING OVER THE COUNTRY.
Gen Hubbard, Of the Southern Pn.
ct0e. On q Tour Northwest

The second vice president 81 the South
ern Pacific Railway Company. Gen. Thes
II. Hubbard. Of New York. arrived here
In his special car last nigh: en- route for
Victoria for which place he leaves the
steamer Utopia this morning.
In > very brief interview Al MS car last
night Gen Hubbard =aid: My trip north
has BEEN principally for Ike purpose o.
inspecting the coal mines owned In ore
gen and Washington by our coupa ny.
My visit "a Seattle or 10 Victoria. Cor that
matter. has no significance am row
merely or pleasure ssnt On my return
from Victoria | expect &c Get a lock a;
Seattle ARA It's environments IN dayii xht
ard | shall then he pleased 20 say ssaYue-
thing about the Northwest eut as il "a
many yrsTs since I have visited tn~ por
Hon - tse continent I sra no1 now ahs.,
20 sraw conclusions"
ts@n- Hubbard. e - understood will Stc-
cvseS .. +. Huntington IN the fnaaag vrres1,
of ne Southern ana scat-al Pa ia rail
r1s&s, IN event os fsse iastcf's death al
Though Escie Cells. Tho Is nos beyond
tire ssSeasy mark. recently sad, I'm sasr-
-, bat tSn afraid III nsve - bury Tana. -
referring So HNeAsra
Upon as return - This c5ty Gen Huh
sSra wih spend a 3ay "a SEATTLE