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The Delta independent., 1899-03-10

Notice Is hereby given that the annual meet.
In, Of the sluxk khulden of . be- Hustler Dtrh and
he ~rvuir Company will be held st tlle oiiice OF
t.eorEe stephan. in nwlt;l, Coo aii Monday. tie
purp.lsc OF Icvying as~e~siI,ent 10 pay currrnt
psn-es for the ectis sf di' ccluss tor TIE Ell
suing year and fof the transasti,si Of s,icn othef
uu.Iile., Z, may proLcry cosne before the meet
Ing. ID. y. BALDWIN, vice fres
G.OMGx STEPHAN. -ery.
,kirsl Ia. Mar. 10: last April :. 1884,
The Delta independent., 1899-03-10

George C. Wilson shipped one Of his
saddles to Dodge City. Kansas. the hrst
OF this week. Mr. Wilson 10 working up
quite trade on his stockman's raddles
He has his employ one OF the best sad.
die makers in the State in the person Of
OF Dave hensler.
The Delta independent., 1899-03-10

n. r. Ottmsn and c. e. Mitchell was
up from Grand Junction. Tuesday.
Daa Stewart came down from the
mise fos few days. Thursdsy.
JoAD Waish returned from Fl. Collips.
yesterday.
". Z O6sst vent over 10 Desver
Thussdsy.
We AuIt returned from .Dsuvss,
Thussday.
r u. Logon vent over 10 Dssvss,
Thsssday.
A. E. Amsbary lett for Denver. yes
tseday.
The Delta independent., 1899-03-10

E. c. Sheldon. OF Colorado Springs.
has an advertising in this issue OF his
egg macti ,es," Buff Plymouth Ro>k
chickens. to which We call the attention
Q: our poultry raissrs. These are the
ideal fowl.
The Delta independent., 1899-03-10

The fruit crops OF the lower valleys
promises to BE- large this season. snd
will bring . large revenue to the western
par, Of the state. Peaches may have
been damaged slightly but it is believ-
I'd to b not to any great extent. while
oil other crops are in prime condition
Telluride Journal. Peaches arc not
hurt in the slightest in Delta county. 20
far this season.
The Delta independent., 1899-03-10

The Delta Fruit L Produce Co, this
week, shipped carload OF apples to
victor,x car OF potatoes to Pueblo. and
on to Florence.
The Delta independent., 1899-03-10

Corbin and Sanders, the entsrprising
hardware merchants. have an attractive
nd on the Hrst page Of this paper. to
which attention is called.
The Delta independent., 1899-03-10

T. II. Ba'eman. who last year. pur-
chased the King. Bigalow 4 johnson
ranch, on California mesa. will move his
family over from Denver 10 a week or
two and make his home on bis farm.
The Delta independent., 1899-03-10

Rev. J. H. Messenger and family left
idondsy. TOR Ne~ York state. where he
will accept \ pastorate. They leave .
great many friends in Delta who wish
them God speed in their new Held OF
labor,
The Delta independent., 1899-03-10

Mrs. NJ. G. Clifford returned 10 h.r
home in Knoxville. lows. Thursday.
after several months visit with her
sister, Mrs. W. H. Crotser.
The Delta independent., 1899-03-10

Chas. Pace and wife, Of Psoois. left
Wednesday. for Buffalo Hump, Idaho.
where they will make their home this
annaneP
The Delta independent., 1899-03-10

Sylvanus Wells, Of Eckert. Delta
county, secured marriage license last
Tuesday. 70 marry Miss Melissa Snyder.
os Collbran. and sst forth in hot haste
for the homo Of the brids-to b. When
the tine of ceremony arrived. the groom
vas horrifsd to discover that he had
lest The license. He posted back to this
sity and Friday morning got smother
ess vhisk - pinned safely to bic inside
peskst NJ. Wells cheerfully put up
026o tor each license. and said 1t was
cheap st twics the money.-Grand
Valley 0un.
The Delta independent., 1899-03-10

Up here In these mountains Of snow.
and with storms reported from all over
the hstssn and central portions, It 10
hard TO realise that no farther sway
than Moe tross the roads arc dry and
smooth. yet such 10 the fact. At Delta
. like sooditioa prevails. while At Grand
Junctioa no snow 10 seen nearer than
the Grand mesa, several miles distant.
while in the valley the rosds and streets
are dusty.-Tslluride Journal.
The Delta independent., 1899-03-10

Thos. Fowlss has Carolina POPLAR
for sale, ~ 10 seen BY bis I'd in this issue.
This 10 the perfection shade tree fos
this county.
The Delta independent., 1899-03-10

W. E. Riddle was in town . couple OF
days. this week. taking orders for suits
at the Kistlsr Shoe 4 Clothing Co.
The Delta independent., 1899-03-10

Miss Cora Allen ha. concluded TO take
Q vacation. and has severed her connec-
tion with the hrm Of Abe Roberts. Miss
Allen has earned holiday. ~ she 10 =
paiustaking. obliging assistant. and will
be much missed. She goes to Delta this
vesk.-Nontrose Enterprise. Miss Al
len came down last Friday night and 10
visiting her sister. Mrs. ". H. Payne in
North Delta.
The Delta independent., 1899-03-10

Dr.. r. o. Broadway and wife, oi
Ridgewsy. are spending few days in
the city.
The Delta independent., 1899-03-10

w. P. Durkee left Wednesday fe
Utah ~ buy cattle.
The Delta independent., 1899-03-10

Through the courtesy Of J. n. Trew.
the local weather observer. we give .
comparisou Of February wsathe: during
the past live years:
The Delta independent., 1899-03-10

Mrs- Tom Smith came down from
Oursy. Wednesday.
The Delta independent., 1899-03-10

NOs1e0 81 EsSesb0o.
S"lice is hereby given that the regular annual
election Of tbwn odhccrs In aud t,s ,hr u,wn VI
iielta. Stats Of CourAd,. will b~ held ~ the rrg
ular y ace VI meeting Of the Hard of rru ,tees
of Said town. on
TUEsDAN, APRIL tTs, A. u. iss9,
~ wh ch election the following town officers are
to b. elected:
On~ A,ayor.
1hrrc Town Trustees Qfuli term.)
One Town tiusiee, u, LII Nacan -
Que Town Clerk,
one Town Treasurer.
tbAIed at bella, colorado, this 9Th day Of
March. A. u. lAS. ". J. GAuST, Mayor.
Attest: ELLA ". RUBs, loan C.erk.
Town beal
tfipt pub. March TO- last Narrh 81
The Delta independent., 1899-03-10

kxcurSsoa Mates.
Annual Meeting CattleRrowers' Asso.
citation. Fl. Worth, Texas. March 18th
to 18th, 1880. A roend trip rate has
been authorised from Denver. e1725;
from Colorado Springs. sl5; from Pue-
bio. el3 50. Agents vest Of Pueblo will
add rate Of one fare to the rate quoted
from Pueblo. Tickets will be sold on
March IL and Il and limited to cor
tinuous passage in each direction. and
to besr final limit Of March 10Th.
All kinds of pickles mixed, sweet and
sour--in bulk. at Palmer 4 Jsckson's
The D~Bsa Gssnsy Neressssse Gess.
psay easSses she bess assoss - ssoeA
~ geseesses - she ssOo, soA goosao.
sees shess quality.
MSoey % lsoa % Raoehes asA
TOWa pespessy. Best terms. Ne
delay. Csll - AAFsss
4. =. KING.
a sesses ~ Ass~y se l1sss - .. .
asA - PEE ee.s - a Ne. . Nasehss.
0EsRGE HfEPMAHs
Buy your oysters at Palmer 4 Jack
sons market.
Rsssssa Vseas sSsss hsess ssvays -
hsoa - sAe D~lss Sssssy Aes. CS.
P0se 1FesA 0tIk aoA epeo0 Ae.
DivereS daily n Lelsa ~ %. =.
nlenaA
The Delta independent., 1899-03-10

Ths patrons OF TIE ISpErESDISr are
doing the editing this wssk to gr,st
sxtsat, for which rest We are thankful,
altar q tvo months siege Of the grippe.
The Delta independent., 1899-03-10

Paee fresh 0iIk aoa epeoU Ae.
siveres daily n Lelsa ~ %. =.
DtP1on.
The Delta independent., 1899-03-10

nsssseo Yssas e6ssl AiaAs always -
bs0A - sAe D~lss Gssosy Aes. CS.
The Delta independent., 1899-03-10

From the way some newspapers in
Weigh agsinst trusts. one would never
think that the Newspaper 10 the biggest
trust on earth, but it is 1t trusts every
body and everything. and come times
the trust u abused. Telluride Journal
The Delta independent., 1899-03-10

beeveo ~ Hse~y - Lean - ., .
asA - pss eens - a Ns. . ssaoeAes.
0EOR9E ATEPMANs
The Delta independent., 1899-03-10

Nh. W. A. Stevens and son of Snefisls
LETT this aorning for their Delta ranch
70 visit several weeks s-Ouray Herald.
The Delta independent., 1899-03-10

The Debss resWsy HeresosIDe Coss.
Paay eassses she bess assssssa ssoeA
~ gseeesses - sAe sSOs. $50 gsssas.
sees shess Saasssy.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-12-21
Strange Beasts. -iYesh - ruud.

1t may be doubted Whether we do not
lose much from the gastronomi0 point Of
view BY cur over-fasttdiousness in eat-
ing. One who has recently axperimented
upon the flesh OF strange antmals says
that crocodile, though tasting somewhat
of musk, is vet far from unsavory meat.
Elephants foot Is delicacy well known
to African travellers, and the flesh OF lions
Is said to4Stastsss we'll. differing therein
from that of the sigers-whin3r ~ dry and
full of nerves. The rhfnoceros Is said to
furnish sort OF cross bstween pork and
beef; while all are asresd that the mon-
key is. capital eating, and better than. the
best rabbit TINS oposstffi and the Fam
CARGO only redtiifef to Be known to be ap-
preci ed, while the flesh tof the seal,
though rather dark, Is extremely pnutri-
tious. and. above aiksvery digestible. All
these are animals which, though unfa-
miliar to most Of us have I'M themselves
nothing repulstve Or unsiKhf When
we come to hear that lpcusts are ut least
as good eating as shr1npss ana that nine-
tenths of the potted lobster In circulation
is made from octopoda we think 1t we'll
to drop the curtain. There are some mys..
teries, which should not be- pried into too
closeiy.-Pan Mall Gazette.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-12-21
A LARGE sUBIECT.
Small Space Given England In Amer-
lean GeOgraphieA.

II am well satisfied with the American
method OF education" said the English
man residing In New York. 'tIn fact, for
girls, especially, I consider that it is bet
ster IN many ways than the English syatanx
do. however. object to some OF the geo.
graphical ideas that they have In regard
to England. Last winter my little girl
started to learn about the states. From
October until May she drew maps of each
one, learned about their towns rivers,
mountains and commercial products until
she had them all Mt her fingers ends.
That was all well enough, and great
ly admired the thoroughness of the teach-
Ing; SO this year. when she t1hf me that
they were beginning on England. Scotland
and ireland, felt quite pleased that she
should learn all about the dear cid coun-
try. and promised myself good deal ct
pleasurein talking to her of my old haunts.
Well, if you will believe 1t, tn about week
she announced that they had finished up
with Great Britain, and that the class had
started to study up the divisions Of the
Continent. Six months for the United
States, and week for England, Scotland
and ireland! Then felt, indeed that my
children were Americanized-"
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-12-21
FOREIGN MARKETs..


IS
NEW YORK, Dec. 20.--The Commercial Adrer-
I tserA London financial cahlegrann says: The mar
ket was weak this morning, except for American
shares. All other stocks were offered beautifully
and liquidation was general But In the afternoon
the wreekage absorbed and better tone do.
veIoped especially for Australians. which had been
badly HIT
The opinion of the street now Is that the bank
rate will not be raised, and 1t IL hoped that all
trouble will be avoided over the, settlement The
arrangements for that have been coraplsts4 Con
soils were 98I. -r~a
Americans advanced above parity half an hour
after the start, when there was liquidation. The
Americans were steadily sold until well below par
ity New York accepted orr prices and the close
we'll below the best They hartiened the street
afteward: Tintos, 425; Anacondas "
The inflow of the week has been R4lo 900 Call
loans We're easy to- get at low per cent. II Tina
bank did big business in bills
HreadstuEs.
LIVERPOOL Dec. 2e.-Corn-Futmes. steady;
january and February, So 6sd. M s3a.
Wheat-Spot, spring dull. and winter firm. Fg-
lures, quiet; March, IS lsd. The grain exchange
will observe the Christmas holidays by closing De-
ceinber q, Is and 2G
Closing Quotations. Il a .a
LONDON, Dec. 20-Canadian Pacific, 9ft; Union
Pacific preferred. ia: Northern Pacific 72}: Atchi
son, 49, Grand Trunk. Ga. Bar silver, quiet. 2Tad
per ounce.
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In spite Of pouring rain trade was rushing on
Western avenue today. owing TO tho approach Of
Christmas. Wholesale men are not buying TO amy
great extent. ~ they well stocked, and do not
caro- 70 hold goods oycr until after tho holidays.
Apples 0f all kinda are In demand. fancy va
casfly disposed N. Prices are firm.
Sales Of oranges and lemons are increasing day
BY day. Out Of town orders arc heavy. navel or
anges being most In demand. Shipments arc coming
in daily from California.
Pineappies are in good demand Tho last ship
but h now in better condition Prices are Arm 1t
present quotations. new shipment Is expected
before the end Of the week.
Largo out Of town orders for nuts and raisins arc
coming In. Wholesale men prophecy heavy sale
and are consequently preparing for 1t. A ship
Almonds, hazel nuts aud walnuts are in better de-
mand than other varieties. although Italian and
Eaefmn chestnIts arc being much called for.
Dried fruits arc ensfer and the demand has fallen
on somewhat Canned pears and peaches are firm.
Large crders arc being received from Alaskan points.
It IL believed that the top price for butter has
been reached. biIt there Will be no decline until
after the hDldays. Ranch egH are selling at from
2Sc to &c. No rise Is expected until the weatber
becomes colder. The demand for cream cheese is
steady Fancy cheese is also growing in demand
Of Eastern turkeys are coming in. Geese and chick
ems IN fair demand. Harcs arc easy Of sale.
but tine supply Is extremely limited Out OF town
oFiers for an kinds Of poultry are large.
Tha nm 0f fan salmon Is over. and fishermen
arc returning from the Strait. Fish Of all kinds
Grain and other markets are unchanged. There
r. hcnvicr demand than usnsl for jciiies saliccs,
ufchins and Spices The general trade In groceries
continues brisk
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-12-21
NEW York MARKETS.
General Quotations.

NEW YORK Dec M-Flour-R eceiptss Hs330 bar
rels; Minnesota patents s0@45o; winter stsaghts.
So. 35d345.
Wheat Receipts g. 006 bushels; spot weak; No
red.7s7c.f o. b. a6oat Options opened firm and 10
higher governed by room covering and unexpsetcsa.
y strong In absence OF export trade and unimpnrfant
clearances; long and short selling soon deyclppS,
with DISASTROUS effect on prices, which broke 10
during the afternoon. ri
WooIL( Quiet.
Hops-Quiet.
Coffee Options closed firm. net unchanged to 10
points higher; sales, 10 80 bags includng March,
&c; May. 6.l0c; September $500; spot Rios quiet;
mild, steady. $780, ..
susar-Fair refining 1s-lsc; centrifugal % test.
44c; refined, steady.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-12-21
Wheat Inactive: May. s1.0a5; cash. ss3c.
Coru--Larga yellow. sLD5.
20 "a "a
LIVE STOCK MARKETs.
Chicago.

CHICAGO. Dee. 20 Cattle Native steers, steady:
common, low; butchers stock and Gamers about
steady; and feeders firm good. S. ioelf 80
poor to medium. SA. 25a5 M stoekefs. S3a375: So
lccted feeders sI2Nai9o: good 10 choice cows So 10
t 10. heifers. s490; tanners. s2a2 30 bulls, 81 50a1
80: calves, si0iT; Texas beeves $l2SNS3.
Hogs-Strong TO shade higher; closed Arm fair
clearances; butchers, s9f5 H. good to choice heavy
SiG5d4I5: rough heavy. s.. a0Qf: light. $S95a4 TO-
Sheep Market strong aud active. native wethers,
s.aDa45o; lambs. sseo; Western wesiiers. tQsA 70;
Western, $465ei5.4a
Receipts-Cattie M.5oo: hogs. $500: sheep. i3.ooa
Omaha.
OMAHA Dee. m--Cattie-~Receipts 1850; mar.
ket steady native beef sters. $aG6 Western steers
saafs.T5; Texas steers. s375dt.0: aud heifers
Sl 49, eanIiefs 81 sos: stoekers and feeders S. 90
al. 70: calves sAsz; bulls and stays, 81 s0ai
Bczs-Keceipfs, ile0e; market shade higher:
heavy, sas0a3.%: rnixed. $3.asi@3s5; hight N95@
4: bulk Of sales, S. sztd3.&
Sheer Receipts, 1900: market steady: fair r.
choice Westerns. ssa4 So: common and choce sheep
s375Q7s.s %; lambs. -. ss@52s.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-12-21

The t1lusipg psicen ~ Being cfiessd 10 the 70
euccr BY the local dcaiers for delivery in round lon
tn tho dock ana Iii the car Il seattle:
G!afH-0sss $N@1: barley N7.5o; whsat. chieksn
efe4s Qa3QWs hran ~: sls0sts, as.
HaH-Ruxat enund, Se3t0s Eastern WaahinossH
Hulnthy. Sl3Dws alfAlfa. D.s0 per tos.
Eggs Strictly fresh ranch, 23924c.
Butter Fresh ranch. l6@Dc; creamery, Sic.
Poultry Chickens. live. sa9c; sprny. sl75@S Du;
Uss stock-Chctce beef cattle covR 4aAlc:
steers. ft9Sc; choice shsep sA@5c: good hogs live
9c hogs. dresssd ~; calves. dressed. large. sc:
mall DC: calves live, large. &c: small, &c.
Hides pslts and woel-Heavy sound sailed stecv.
os@ 90 IN. ss: medium sound. per Id. &C.; light,
eound, under IS lbs &c; cows. spund. ali weights
Hc stays. bulls and oxen. ac; aaltsd kips, 7ac:
sslves pr p. -; green hidss ic isas than saltsd
ss DEER 81 IL S shlss e desr Dry IA Id
Isc; papery deer s@l5c: dry elk a9lOc: green sik.
e@bc; sheep pelts- 5casLn: shearlinRs. l5asc;
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A Whslc IN the Thanes.

A. bottle nosesf whale. forty feet long,
weighing eight tons. and valued at G1o0,
was stranded recently OFF the Cannon
Cartridge buildings. Wooiwich arsenal. 1t
came up the river with the tide, and
when IL found itself stranded on the reed
bed "blews furiousIy. In struggling to
escape the whale injured itself on the
stones. eoloring the river with blood. The
crew of the steam tug Empress fastened
d rope to IL. dragged It or the beach. and
took it In tow, with the intention of con-
sulting with the Thames canservator;' as
to what was to be done with the mon
ster.--London Post.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-12-21
THE WOOL MARKETS.


BUof0W.
BOSTON, Dec. 20--The American Wool and Cot
ton Reporter will say tomorrow:
The tightness in the money market hNs cut short
the demand for wool. and a result the wool
market has been almost lifeless during the past
week. This Is q. tims Of the year, however, when
quiet business IL always expected. il being holt
day and stock taking period The tight. money
market could not hare come at a better time for
the wool trade, as their obligations matured last
November. The wool has largely sold and turned
into cash. and the members of the trade
not borrowers to-day. The demand for wool is now
running to the coarser grades. Fine woods
have. reached such high point that manufacturers
trying and more to substitute medium
woods for them. Sales Of the past week have been
made at the top prices Of the year,.
The sales Of the week in Boston amounted to
20i6000 pounds domestic and AS 900 pounds foreign
making total Of 900 pounds, against d total
Of G.664.00o pounds for the previous week and a
total of 900 pounds for the corresponding week
last year
\ Since January 1883. 1t amounted to 800. s55 SOC
pounds against l3 SO pounds last year at this
time.
% % u
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-12-21

STEAMER Greyhound. change Of time,
winter schedule.
Starting Monday. December II, the Grey.
hound will leave Seattle at $50 q. M. II
a. m. and 400 p. m.
Leave Bvsss1s e 8 = m, . p n and
s:A5 p. N. Fare "a.
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lbs m b bOYc3. Y5e1ff b0fIeY ~ VI Uer 1a0 lbs
sacks; wheat fakes 7Slb boxes, SIsb: wheat nnss.
q 50 per Of 80 zlb pk1s fancy rolled oats, = 50
bbI in 5olb sacM, cora meal whits $ per bbl, in
eoip SACKS; ouckwheat nour. pure. SD per bois y
wiv sscAsf crs6e1 wness. pcL pM y ~, -
ss.Ss 80 ~ a. 49, ~ Il :. -.
whais xhsst e.,s 1, ~ ~ ~ ~ ss,n go. ~
ra.f q N - r53 q TX - - .ss. Il -
MT ssrcs s,assS 49, INN, - ~ X II ssscs
rolled oats s0ib sacks Sass; fancy rolled oats. per
e1 cors . ~ ,,.u.. :. ..s,,,.. -.
IL aaia7sic. ~ pet ", S9!2iar;
Raastsi- Aslurks'h In Ioo-lh casss psr owl SKIS;
ia r. ~. ih ts ~ IA sss 80 essess ,s ~ on~s
siseS ''s~1Vaci Iaon' wv si%to'- ooss V%D; 49,
Huft~. cn...> u~ v~,.xx~~
$4,000 - - =
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-12-21

JUu Wdut I1uAy ~
II you suffer with any
of these symptosnas
TOR HudyEn strs1Gth-
rms weak narves ana
Qufets them. For In
sOnlnta, HudyAn. For
,1trvousm eas, Hndyan.
Tor weakness, Hnd-
yam. For cancellation,
Hudyan. For despQI,-
dency, clouded rneIln-
ireei feeling. HudyAr1,
ding symptoms take
'Hudyan viii a6prd
cures. Hudyan eurea
4. =. - -
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-12-21

YOU never have q head In the morning
from drinking Jesse Moore '.AA" whis.
kay. Try t.
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treInhllIngs. tendency
to faint, h orri d.
dreams, costiyeneSs',
loss of appetite, pains
In Joints or muscles.
In fact. all weak nerve
conditions. Hudyan Is
natures own remedy
for all nervous trou-
bles. Get Hudyan at
once: IL Is within
your reach. In wo-
men with nervous
disturbances there -
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No. y. -: i: sss - : :s::: : s -
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Heattie Local Rcpcft 11sxinisfn temperature. Il
degrees: minimum 40; mean. ~ N Of an Incl a
rain fell during the last twenty-four hours.
A. b. wOLLABEM
Observer, Weather Bureau
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-12-21

CONSULT
HUDlI ]
DOCTORS
FREE.
!. , WRIIE

nearly always hearing down or .draRgin1
pains. nausea. pain In hackr naelaneholias
pain over abdomen. Hudyan releveA Al
van enjoy absolute comfort. Hudyan ere%
ates bright, rosy compilations. Hndyan u
for sale by druggists--5oc package, or Sir
packages for $50.
II your druggist does not keep Hpdyans
send direct to the Hudyan Reinedy Cos
Cor. Stockton, ELLA and MARKET Sta, san
Francisco, Cal
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THE SEATTLE POST-Il
| BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
TYPnwRlTnRs.
BALL-BEARrNo Densmore, New cen
sns "a ma Ssue EsyScs ~ sshinsr.
paired: ribbons for ali machines: send
.cIanss. "a Tsst avenue. kssisie. wash.
UNlBNnLLA REPAIRING.
UMBRELLAs=a6anuf recovered
and repaired: general repairing, IA
Columbia street. Robson Bros.
wnolnsALn UrnoLsTnRnus.
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sPEGlAL noiiday ssis t.csory prices on
Upholstery Company. 1903 First.
UH0LEsALE LIQUOR DEALERS.
KREIELsHEIMER BRos.-crown nla-
monds whiskies especially.
BUCK CO, incorporated. Agents Yellow
PROFESSIONAL DIRECTORY I
ARCHITECTS.
SAUNDERS d EAwToN. SrchStect., 80
and 2o7 New York block.
JAMES STEPHEN. architect. 727 New
York buildina.
CHARLES n REBB. archftect. 100
MMANus : ROBERTSON. n Nov
ise YORK Ouiioing rs 81 s.i4.
8. J. MEANx. srcAitsct. y csolman block.
s'seA .G A1rcnNnYs-Ar-LAw. -
BELCoURT d M.D0uGAL. attorneys at
law, notaries. ETC., Dawson. Yukon tar
Frank ] MebcsgaL oMess II Ottawa
w. j. mtLIE&yY. e. II E&0Nnum. H. IL.
Milroy-MiiToy. Hannam z Milrcy. at
Alaska. n Mins s ana mining Ing 1'As' N's'
FRED HI PETERSON. attorney ana
counselor; proctor in admiralty. Fourth
floor Mutual Life building
CHARLES N. sNos. ATTORNEY ana coan- 4
selor at law. Rooms A-lb Hslicr building.
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STRIVE. ALLEN HUGHES & Nc
MlcAen. D1aI1y Hs-as-..'.. \
DAVIS q CILMoRE. lawyers. preetors. |
Pioneer building.
n;niidsnS. = $500
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York block. - Z -. - -. - /
York block.
building. -.
FRANK B. WIESTLLNG. 61~62 Hcston I
block.
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CONCVEH q WILSON, 41-4S Aaller /
building
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MILO A. ROOT. 315 New York building.
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GEO. +. AUST, HH NeN York na1iding.
.,,a.. CHIROP0DIsTS.,
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HANNA, the only graduate chiropodist /
on the Pacific coast, fldorsed by physi- I
years located in SeattIe).