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POSTUM CEREAL.
CAUGHT A NURSE.
Didn't Know Old King Coffee Had Her

Didn't Know Old King Coffee Had Her.
~' THE duties Of professional nurses
call them among great many differ
ert people, and it is surprising to know
how many are suffering from the use of
coffee, which is the. primary cause of
the majority of many nervous dis
orders: Ny own experience has been
such that I feel that 1 can speak with
some knowledge of the subject.
For about ten. years 1 was afflicted
with a severe nervous disorder, which
was so great that sleep became an un-
known thing TO me without the use of
opiates. 1 was a confirmed coffee
drinker at this time but had never
thought that had anything to do with
the df1culty.
after coming to Chicago to live l
was told by an acquaintance, who had
been similar sufferer from nervous
ness, that he had discovered it was
caused by the use of coffee, and when
he made that discovery gave up the
coffee and took up the use Of Postum
Food Coffee and was. completely re-
stored. Ills argument sounded so logi-
cal l was determined TO make the ex-
pertinent, and, to my surprise, upon
leaving off the coffee habit l COM
menced to improve. This improvement
has continued until now l am in COM
plete health and sleep well and natur-
ally. l always advise patients suffer
ing from nervous trouble to abandon
the use Of coffee and use Postum, for 1
know what l am talking about on that
subject.
Occasionally private families do
not prepare Postum welI-that is, they
fail 10 allow a sufficient amount of time
for boiling. 1t requires more boiling
than coffee, but the care we'll repays,
for the beverage is delightful to the
taste and wonderfully nourishing."
Maggie II. Church, No. 2 E. S3d Place,
Chicago, Ill.
Postum is sold by all frst-class
grocers and made by the Postum Ce-
zeal Co., Ltd, Battle Creek, Mich.
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PASSENGER TRAIN
STRUCK BY A FREIGHT
Eight People Injured on the Indiana,
Decatur and Western Railroad,
but Not Fatally.

INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, Sept. 29.-Train
No. 4, eastbound of the Indiana Decatur
and Western Railroad went into the sid
ing at Montezuma, Ind, at 3:15 this morn
ing. The rear sleeper did not clear the
main track and was struck by fast
freight train westbound. The sleeper was
upset and eight persons were hurt. The
car caught fire and was ruined. There
were eighteen passengers in the sleeper.
Among those injured were: H: f. Os-
borne, Waukeshaw, Wis; ]. L. Sharkey,
Chicago; Adam r. May. Shelbyvtlle,
Ind; Miss Molie Meredith. Indianapolis
Q. E. Bradfeet.. Cedarville, Ohio; c. A.
Gonsell, Cambridge City, Ind. Oliver Re-
veal, Indianapolis; DIR. w. r. Dendricks,
Martinville, Ind. All will recover
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far more acceptable than the young woman
intrusted with the role during the early
part of the week. Her voice is resonant
and agreeable, her intentions serious and
her poise admirable. A mysterious des-
tiny always hangs over the new arrival.
the new aspirant for histrionic honors,
and is tomorrow in a position to demand
it-to-day a debutant, and possibly within
a few reaches of stardom. Mrs. Bruguiere
is young in years, ardor, courage and
hope. She is beautiful, and the social art
is hers. She has made a simple, sensible,
questionable debut, and in field where
the foolish do so plentifully bud and fail
TO blossom this is most encouraging. 1t
is a radiant proof of her right to consid-
Grafton and applause. Next week she
will play Margaret in Much Ado About
Nothing and the third witch in MAC
beth" and IL is safe to predict that Meth
er appearance will be quietly made. Some
have greatness thrust upon them"
CHARLOTTE THOMPSON.
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To-Dav,s News Letter.

Not to read the News Letter to-day
is not to know that it is Saturday. In
the Sparks" column a wedding trag-
edy is unfolded, with a list of the
amazed society personages who were
not invited to be among those present.
Mr.. Garret McEnerney expresses him
self candidly on the subject of Mr..
Sammie Braunhart; the LOCKER On
confides the latest yarns floating in the
Swim, and the Town Crier is rich with
the same quality of pat paragraphs
and impertinent Jingle that made last
weeks News Letter the talk of the
town.
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ADVERTISEMENTS.
Miss Lockhe arts
LETTER TO MRS. PINKHAM.
LETTER TO MRS. pINKHAa no. 67,1o4l

[LETrER TO MRS. PINKEAI no. 67,1o4l
81 cannot express my gratitude to
you for the good that Lydia E. Pink
hams Vegetable Compound has done
for me- l have taken five bottles of
the Compound and two boxes of Liver
Pills and feel better in every respect.
l had suffered for years with dropsy;
the veins in my limbs burst, caused
from the pressure of the water. l had
the worst kind of kidney trouble. faint
ing spells, and 1 could not stand long
at time I also had female weakness
and the doctor said there was tumor
in my left side. The pains l had to
stand were something dreadful. A
friend handed me little book Of yours,
so l got your medicine and it has saved
my life. l felt better from the first
bottle. The bloating and the tumors
have all gone and l do not suffer any
pain / am still using the Vegetable
Compound and hope others may find
relief as | have done from its use. =
MISS n. J. LoCkHEART, Box 16, ELIZA
BETH, PA.
Only the women who have suffered
with female troubles can fully appre-
ciate the gratitude of those who have
been restored to health.
Mrs. Pinkham responds quickly and
without charge to all letters from suffer
ing women. Her address is Lynn, Mass.
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NATIVE OFFICIALS
FOR THE SAM0ANS
New Regime Instituted by the Pro
visional Government and
Peace Prevails

WASHINGTON. Sept. 2s.-Late official
advices from Samoa contain accounts of
recent meetings Of the Provisional Gov
ernment at Apia at which stecs were
taken to have native Judges try cases be-
tween natives, and native officials to sol
emnize marriages and keep the tax rec
ords of property owned by the Samoans.
Two Judges, Tagoa and Toomata, were
chosen. one being an adherent of the for
mer King. Malietoa and the other a Ma
taafan. The provisional authorities set
tied the claim Of the heirs of the late
King Malietoa Laupepa and rejected the
claim of the Secretary of the late Samoan
Government. Captain Preedy of the Brit
ish ship Torch was given several war
rants against natives for capital crimes,
which will be turned over to Chief Lauati
for execution.
The proceedings indicate an entirely pa
cific condition of affairs on the island.
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FESTY o'DONNELL INSANE.
Ordered Committed to Ukiah Asylum
by Judge Trout.

Festy ODonnell, whose gold was the
object of Attorney Bensons greed, was
adjudged insane yesterday and sent to the
asylum at Ukiah. During the morning A
o. Cotton made application TO, be ap-
continued the application until October 2.
A short time later the aged incompetent
was taken before the Lunacy Commits
sion, Judge Trout presiding. few ques-
tions. and but little testimony. convinced
the experts that Festy was indeed insane
and should be Immediately confined for
treatment An order committing him to
the ASYLUM was made and in charge of
a Deputy Sheriff hes started on his jour
new to the madhouse,
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VI THEN a young woman who has
NM been prominent in social circles, a
wv belle, in fact sees fit to abandon
her triumphs and adopt a profess
sional career, one is accustomed TO a de-
but announced with flourish of trump
cts, attended by the flower Of her set and
made successful by determined applause,
deserved or by cOurtesy-more often the
latter And then? She lives along. giving
promise of great things in future; and the
future is such an indefinite distance. Per-
haps the errors of her predecessors nave
been of profit to Mrs. Pedar Bruguiere,
for the simplicity and modesty of her first
appearance in Madame Modjeskas COM
pany last night indicate that it is not no
toriety and admiration she. seeks. but
rather an opportunity to quietly prove her
right to a place in the profession OF her
choice In the small part of Louise
Chabry, a woman of the people, she
showed an earnest intelligence, and was
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HUNTINGToN'S LATEST.
Rumor That the Railroad Magnate
Will. Have a Pulp Factory
and Sawmill.

c 2. Huntington. will according to ru-
NOR. haye a mammoth sawmill and pulp
factory-the first built at Flavel, which is
on .Youngs Bay. in Oregon. The story is
that the saWmiu will cost 3 800 900. The
proposed pulp millrwil be at Lewis and
Clarks Falls Mr.. Huntington will not do
this alone. He is one Of the stockholders
be a New Jersey company with a cash
capital -of 500 000. 900. His associates are J.
PierrepOnt Morgan, J. Clafin and A. B.
Hammond. This story first appeared in
an Oregon paper. 1t is now in circulation
n this city.
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y. M. G. A. Entertainment.

The Ladies' Auxiliary of the Mission
branch of the Young Mems Christian As
sociation gave Il farewell social last night
at Mission Y. NJ C. A. Hall. A pro-
gramme consisting Of songs. recitations
and shadow pictures was highly appre-
ciated by large audience. The assocsa-
tion gave up its old quarters after an oc-
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cupancy of twelve years and will to-day
move to its new home on Hill street
Arrangements have been completed by
the Ladies Auxiliary for an operetta to be
given in the near future. A select cast
of characters composed of twelve adults
and juvenile chorus Of fifty voices have
been chosen
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Died After an Operation.

The unknown man who was found in
an unconscious condition at Golden Gate
avenue and Leavenworth street and
brought to the Receiving Hospital by Of
ficer Martin Thursday night died last
night at that institution. The attendants
at the Receiving Hospital thought at first
that he was suffering from apoplexy, but
examination developed a fractured skull
and an operation was performed The
patient died shortly after the operation.
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RAGING! RACING! RAGING!

1Ss9-CALIFORNIA JOCKEY CLUB-19OO
Winter Meeting, beginning SATURDAY. Sep
tember g. 1899.
OAKLAND RACE TRACK.
Racing Monday. Tuesday. Wednesday, Thurs
day Friday and Saturday. Rain or shine.
Five or more races each day.
Races start at 2:15 p. sharp.
Ferry-boats leave San Francisco at y m. and
with trains stopping at the entrance ths
track Buy your ferry tickets to Shell Mound.
All trains via Oakland Mole connect with San
Pablo avenue Electric Cars at Seventh and
Broadway Oakland. Also all trains vie Ala
media Mole connect with San Pablo avenue
cars at Fourteenth and Broadway. Oakland.
These electric cars go direct to the track in If
teen minutes.
l.45 % m and Immediately after the last race.
THOMAS H WILLIAMS JR., President
r. b MILROY Secretary.
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M
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The new watermelon color at "Keiths".
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CONCERTS AND RFsoRTs.
SUTRO BATHS.

OPEN NIGHTS
OPEN DAILY FROM Z A. NJ. TO II P. NJ.
BATHING FROM a. NJ. TO 10:30 P. NJ.
ADMISSION 10c. CHILDREN &c.
Bathing. Including Admission, 25c; children, zoe.
ON AND AFTER SUNDAY, OCTOBER l,
THE SUTRO BATHS CLOSE AT P. NJ.
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POST INTELLIGENCER WANT AID
AGENCIES.

The Pest fnte,genoer hiss established branch
seivea until d = RI esch day Tie rates charge;
al The hraaeh sgenctes the 8aage at Tie
Post la.ilissnesY business Office. CASH ads only
wiii be taken branch sssatiss Following Is tie
list IL agencies.
Yorke uarrinHton'~ drug store
Second :enue nnd fiiSe.
nr>adw.y Pharmacy, II. T.. Fisher,
broadway md James.
Rcnton HHl Pharmacy. Twenty
frat and East Jefferson.
WaIla Wnila Pharmacy. Twenty
nsst ana Ensf Jefferson.
Freeb0rn's Pharmacy. Ninth av-
enue south and jackson.
Shtrtiens Drug store, Twenty
third avenue aouth and Jackson.
schmsts' Dug Store. iO2. Howell.
corner Boren.
North seattle Pharmacy, Hattcry
aud Firas avenue.
4. T.. Gays Pharmacy. Denny way
and Fifth avenue north.
u. II. Costignn's Pharmacy, Queen
Anne avenue and Roy street.
ntLI.AnD.
Prcston's Pharmacy. ballard av-
eDue.
FREMONT.
Fremont Drug Company, Lake
sfreet and Ewing avenue.
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PUBLISHERS soTICE-Tfsrsiins agents are
J A. MeClslisn srt o y. I<aouais- cl'T Collectors
ara a Cstheart, n. 7. Xavier, is W C*r~.
&. H. Haso~sn. C. H. stssen ard Ho.-Ts
Akin feas:rasteTs ersrT-fsNge are 81. Hgs1ts Fr
tnare- ofsiy tn thee snd &c rrs3f7' AsFris IN
the ysrfpns rtti.s sn4 .e~ns q IRE SoEfh<e-t
ADyERTTsi%0-r1rfce hesgra II n. Pest lntei'''
eenesr business esics DAILY. ~ Hata - p
m Sunday hour. oreu % n. until Il morn; !
90 70 I m Classified advertisements fC- insertion
foi!owns rnnrYfEs wEI - ro>7yesl e. r. . u 2 n
ADVERTISERS ~Cszns-- 'qr .ffeF'i.ssnr7s, IN
The e0ntay Fs-t-IEielltseace rn'sst 81 fsfiA@4 ~
! o'eioek Satu-EsY
REWARD c1iis-s ~tii - PAID Tor IrtorFsar
tioz iezfsns IN Tie ~ynvaxior 81 prvson stealing
copies q tiss rapsr Delivers. u s'2isrr.oars II
Beaftsr
TACOMA BraEaU.-so ii.7 Pseisc srenus. &
D. Bali
OLYMPIA --4i:i Main ssrees G. G. WinssarIsy.
eR.nt
EVERETT p Levin
kPoFANE Branch cfiee, II Wo'seyfoa
tlocb cefasr ely--.sds asd Mil. telephone az J.
u Petersen. Manage
BKLLISGHAM BAY~krx wha.oom Parker
Ellis manager
PORT TOWNSEND William A. fTesfer.
VICTORIA y. Crank Campbell
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poClIstg NOTICES.

MASQrtRAfrf- ball. with colcre.l IL
Illumination lights BAahG hail IKE
street sut Fifth avenue Saturday even
ins. November d zee isrs~ vA<e IN
Union bakery Ntnduw. WITH - ~ssn 9,r
best Ak walking contest r. sa aA.
pris@S fuf eTsf rrTT-"e Af&ftyv rrsts4r-g..a.
music hy Wagner First Regimen, ~
cheSffs. admission. fis@.taegal.. d.A,
spe,'ra tors -
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NORT0S~The funeral a~-~f~~s For DewsT &cr-a~l
viii be held to6Ay At ~ g. firm The family
residsnrs u seveash sve1as BDy1a- igss-rses.:
in Mount Pisassei csrnets-y
HowLACp~ir seattle. Oct. ., Es. ~ his re~:
eence. SO Ninth xsergrs, Fred Uxsess HvTland.
IL pafaI7sas. axet & years.
Deceased vac q r.srb~- n Calnsssia L,6sF> n o
T.. w. Ard s<ssfs s-st.ls Carp Woo2sIss-s a tbs
World
EDGGs-fn Ktrhlarst Or =. isss, .ha o<scssozsts-
old daughter If Mr.. ard Mrs. ". =. Doags,
DAgis~Ta Tot 1r. H. .s9a - eag-osd
aaash.er ~ NJ s-t Mrs. X " Dss.s
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WANT ADS.

Advertisements under any
heading In classified columns.
lc "a word each insertion. min
fmum charge, 1Sc. Ciassifed
ents running one
month without change of copy,
$3.50 per liac {seven words
} count TO IinsD. On three
months' order, ei.35 per line
per month; on six months or
der, f1.2O per line per month:
On yearly order, 81 per line
per month
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Il this office.


CARD or THANKS Walter nan.,
wishes 10 thank all friends fuy their KIM
ness during the sickness ans Heath az
her husband. Walter Dane She espa .ally
eishe. 10 thank Hutteraorth & G far
their conduct % the funeral ceremonies
ana also tAos- WhA - literally supple !
floral remembrance
MRS INAITEh DANE
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DON'T lose but buy "a certificate In THE
Investors Fund and draw semi
monthly income. II is the only safe plan
ever offered for trading with moderate
capital IN stocks. wheat, or cotton.
Write for particulars, sent free. G. r.
Mackey Il Co. % Broadway. New York
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DOUBTFUL DEBTS collected anywhere.
81 Pioneer block.
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YOU Will save money by buying at the
bargain Millinery Store. 1913 Second ave-
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HOUSES, stores and fats. Pioneer Rent
and Collection Company, Roxweli
block
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STOVE repairs. 40 Yesler way. Phone
Black ioSa-
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CASH loaned on chattel MORTGAGES. Ed
ward Winter Smith. SIa New York blk
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WAETED-Partner 10 furnish a well-lo-
Gated lodging house or hotel IN brick
block: 81 $50 required; a strictly business
proposition. ifs New York hle-k.
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ELECTROZONE for female complaints
1914 First avenue.
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UNREDEEMED pledges. Chicago Loa
Office. III fesler.
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FOR RENT-Seven-room house: some
furniture for sale. Inquire 100 Ter
race.
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

LODGING HOCSES-s-room modern. Ms5;
42room, 81 900 lease; S5-ro0In. sl.51p =
ROOM SEQ: Groom. $50; lo-room. 500: a.
room, steam heat. $4,000: Si-rooul $3.50;
many others: I. interest In splendid pay
ing business; business chances Of al
kinds. Moore & Co. ia James street.
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WANTEp-~I.ady or gentleman with 1--WE
hundred dollars. to act As treasurer for
a iirst-class enterprise. sure winner for
the right party; salary SD per week
save your stamps unless you mean buSi-
Tess. For particulars address T 81. care
pOSt-TnteliigenCer
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CLOTHING cleaned. repaired and pressed
10 Second avenue south. Phone. Red
lisa
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JAMES boutwell,. cry and farm
loans, Insurance ard surety bonds. -
Boston block TeIe phone.
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WANTED-PARTNERS

Pr ATINO photos, SEQ per dozen.
Pike
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WANTED-By lady employed through day.
furnished lower fiat, walking distance OF
james street power house. Address Box
lu33. Gay.
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WATCHES cleaned. 15c: handspring, soc
20 Cherry street.
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FOR RENT-Cot,age house Inquire lib
Tenth avenue south.
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COLLATERAL hank: money advanced on
Diamonds. watches and other good cor
lateral. Barto, 100 Cherry.
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TURKISH ard electric baths cure rheum
atisrr, and nervousness. Miss swan, ID
yesler room 5S
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FOR RENT-Houses. William n. Red
field 3o2 New York block.
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LOST-A small purse containing two
nuggets and car tickets Return 10
Macdonald K Southwicks.
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BIG GU, IN pattern hats and hair goods for
the next ten Gays at the Bargain Mi,Itu-
cry 1913 Second.
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WAETED-Rooms: responsible party
wants or furnished housekeeping
rooms in good location Room Is2 Hotel
Seattle.
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To LOANS 30. 500. go. On improved
CITY properly. VIM l., Harper. Dexter
Horton bank building
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PERsONAL-Continued.

PIANOS. carload Kranich & Bach Just
received. beautiful tone: easy terms
MartiCs, sos Second.
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MONEY - loan or COED improved city %
farm property. J. W. acConnaagasys
so Bailey building
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LONDON LOAN OFFTCE-Money loaned
on valuables. watches. diamonds and
1eweiry. los Second avenue south.
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cARMACK GOLD y COPPER is the
safest stock on the market, wiIl q - 81
ty January, iook into tals Washington
Exchange, i5.9 second
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WANTED TO REkT-ROOAS.

WANTErD-Ey November J. couple unfur-
r.she4 housekeeping rooms: references
exchanged. Address l. q, care post-In-
tei4.genCer,
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I.so drummtrs. SAMPLE hats ard cans
retail AZ wholesale price S hst g. -:
s. f" tat. 500. 81 r. hat 50 Wilson ~
S4t'4a lDt O~ettontff avenue
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HOME RENTAL AGENCY. Jas. Swezea,
IS Heller
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CAN reduce your weight five 10 ten pounds
a month; no drugs. Address Mrs. H.
Pos,ossce BOX IsS
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TWO or three furnished rooms for Iigh
housekeeping: close In. state price. Ad
dress l. Il care Post-Iuiell .zencer.
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SPECIAL. NOTICES

THE state board Of pharmacy VIII hold
examinations for registration at Hotel
Butler, Seattle Wash. October q and
-, 1899. File application with Secretary
J W: Macarthur, Spokane. or |. Kern,
Seattle
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FINANCIAI--NON TO LOAN.

TO LOANS 90 or $500 on city prop
erty. per cent. net. two or three Years.
J. i. Townsend, "a Burke building
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sHOE-LASTERs wanted: good wages
steady work. buckingham 81 Herht
Twenty sixth and Valencia streets. sar
Francisco.
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FOUND-Irish water spaniel dog. Owner
can have same by paying expenses.
Hardy-Haii Arms CO
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-10-21

GO - SEATTLE Wea.en House sq- r,r.,
avenue. FIR dAn1plS. slsok@ts "a ss,i-
reres. vooi BATS SUITS made u or!er
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The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1899-02-02

A chimney afire caused little excite,
ment in the northern part of the city yes
terday morning.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1899-02-02
Marriage Bells,

Rev. Ira W. Kimmel, the popular pas
tor OF the Christian church, broke the
record in performing marriage ceremon-
les this week. He joined three happy
couples and sent them single thoughted
on their way through life.
Charles Davis, of Seattle. claimed
Orpha Templeton, Of North Yakima, for
his own and so they were married on
Monday.
Arthur Conway was next to receive
the pastors benediction, he being Joined
in matrlmony on Monday to Laura Hays.
Alex Anderson, native of Swedf n
was married to Lulu Bennett on Wednes
day. All except the first couple will
make their future homes in Yakima.
Wallace-Coburn have large stock OF
ready-mixed spraying materials on the
way which will be here in a few days