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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-01-06

BARRED FLY MOUTH KUUN tHgb lot btI-
ting sl.25 per II. !: n. Palmer. Drummer 9
THE AUSTIN NURsERY--I have collected
from all the world the very best varieties
of fruits for Texas, and after testing. ssll
the best | have over n hundred varteties
Of pums alone; hundreds OF thousands OF
fruit trees Write for my catalogue. !
want permanent honest salesman IN every
county in Texas. Louisiana and Oklahoma,
+. r. Ramsey. Austin. Texas. IA
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WANTED-By young man, position as
clerk. stenographer or any clerical work;
own typewriter. Address j. l.. p. No. IL,
this office. 4
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TWO white experienced girls would like EN-
ployment, such us dining room or chamber
maid Address No. lilo Walnut corner con
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PERAoNAa.

ONLY fer short time we will read from the
them that could not get TO see him. Call
IL you are in trouble and get relief. Hnrry
Norman, the spirit medium. AS LaBranch
streat q
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EGGS from thoroughbred Light Brnhmn and
Bnrred Plymouth Rock fowls. stock for sale;
no better in the country. Arthur W. Cooley.
Houston Heights. Texas 10
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-01-06

wANTED--A first-elass baker and candy
maker Address tho Mccoy Bakery. La
y Porte, Texas. SN5sH44-.t.. 4 K. u 't.. n
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-03-08
HEART DFSEASE.
Some Facts Regarding the Rapid H.
crease Of Heart Troubles.


Heart troubles. at least among the
Americans, are certainly increasing.
and while this may be largely due to
the excitement and worry Of American
business life. It Is more often the result
Of weak stomachs. or poor digestion.
Real organic disease Ii incurable:
4 trouble Is organic.
The close relation between heart
trouble and poor digestion Is because
both organs are controlled by the same
great nerves. the Sympathetic and
Pneumogastric.
IN another way. also the heart IL
effected by the form OF poor digestion.
which causes gas and fermentation
from half digested food. There is
feeling Of oppression and heaviness in
the chest caused by pressure OF the dis
tended stomach on the heart and
lungs. interfering with their action:
hence arises palpitation and short
breath. - t
Poor digestion also poisons the blood.
making 1t thin and watery, which irri-
tates and weakens the heart,
The most sensible treatment for
heart trouble is to improve the dlees-
ton and to insure the prompt assimila-
ton OF food. s.s,,s. s..s
This can be done by the regular use
after meals Of some safe. pleasant and
effective digestive preparation. ltlre:
Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets, which may
be found at most drug stores ana
which contain valuable. harmless tli-
gestive elements in a pleasant. CON-
venient form.
1t is safe to say that the regular per-
sistent use OF STARTS Dyspepsia Tab
let's at meal time will cure any form
OF stomach trouble except cancer OF
the stomach.
Full sized package of these tablets
sold by druggists at 50 cents. Little
book on stomach troubles mailed Tree.
Address F. A. Stuart Co.,. Marshall,
Mich. 80
8- mar6a1
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-03-08

Tuesday. March Z, 1899.
Prayer by Rev. Father Doherty Of
Augusta.
The following Senate bills were read
and assigned:
Bill an act to- extend the charter Of
the Biuehill Water Company.
Bill an act to incorporate. the Lily
Water Company. &gE i i,
Bill an act authorizing the trustees
of the ministerial fund in the Congre-
gational Society in Buxton to apply
the interest of said fund toward the
payment of the minister's salary.
Bill an act to extend and amend the
charter of the Castine Railway Navi-
CATION Company.
Senate amendment "a" to this bill
was adopted.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-03-08


1T may be discussed by men capable
of expressing views on: both sides, in
order that We may see and know
whether this. matter shall be put OF
two years, or be taken up and consid-
cred at this session: and I hope that
the motion OF the gentleman from Pat
ten will prevail.
Mr.. McFADDEN of Dresden: / hope
the House win not forget the question
before IT.. II understand It.. 1t Is
merely question. OF reference. We
are not considering the merits OF the
bill. Why shouldn't this matter, as II
is a matter of taxation. be referred
to the committee on taxation? don't
see any reason for smothering this bill
without any consideration at an. I
want to 80, home as badly as the most
of you, to say the least. But I am
willing to stay here as long az duty
may require; and il our duties require
US to stay here until the first Of April,
why I say stay. There is no reason
whatever why this matter should not
have. a proper consideration, by this
House and by its committees.
Mr.. CHASE Of Portland: 1t seems
to me that this matter Is one OF great
Importance at the, present time and
should be carefully considered before,
we act upon the motion which Is before,
the House. Now Imay say that myself.
as the gentleman. from, PresQue Isle
has said Of himself, am no railroad law
yer, never have been and probably
never, shall be, and am under no Obli-
cations whatever to the railroads Of
this State. SO that whatever may say
In this connection ! shall say from a
sense Of duty as q legislator l do not
intend to weary YOU with any extended
remarks. for it Is unnecessary. II
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-03-08

pi,l an act to amend Sections and !
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-07-02

Veoon4eso Wea1 noW - vo0ogo0a11
npooseoeoa ~ oeaee lnsoeseoM
TAA p1so eeal lag uaae ~ The lase ieGls.
Ature wsot lnee s3eet yesterday. olAss m
Qector = !. 4cDoaaA upon whom e.
"a s.ssr Jssy s. s,S sp:aS Sss ss ssss s
ttmo IN looG1n9 out for vtolastooo q -
cot 60 pressc0tiAg the vioaatsrA
.es Is. , g ssssss 3 eau e:
only. Wholesaler and manufacturers W4ll
b al3oweA TO continue their busansso =
vsool- vathoue Interference ln1lrscely
= aceal tra6s . concornsd. = falE . a.
~ Inspector rules tAas inasnaeA q ~
De paopls at thu state againat adu1terGr
tiOnA Il b No a1IAlr Of ht0 70 pfohlhtt tAe
carrytng sa hand an1 saie e adulssE1eed
tor HIM 10 dsssrmins whether O ncs aduI-
tesAted ooede manufaetured or kept q
stock hy whclssals dealers IN this staas are
:. s os MIN ns as sss ana ma
= ~ cenetdesA paacs WasAinGtoa dealers
at = disadvantage in trading with cast0cne
ere Outside q TIE state where they must
goods.
But II any adulserated goods. no matter
vhether purchased 1t home or abroad. arp
BE- saise6 and condemned and the owner
prosecuted. 1uapector Mcdonald 10 OF the
opinion thai Tor SELF protection the retail
wSo,sssles S thai Al Foods purchased srs
pure and will pan muster under the pure
food law. THIS custom. he sAys. has q.
rssdy eesonshsd isseaf almost universally
Under another ruling of Inepector. No
Donald retailers WITH be allowed to ell Tor
s wna, they really are until ssessness sli
Eoo6o received In the meantime VIII ~
carefully tnapected and II found tnyare
condemned and the ccnslgnee prosecuted IN
keeping tor sais Aiulisratsd food products
being mhdemeanOr punishAhl< BY 0no
O. fmpStDnmsnt under the new law. Aftse
For months lnspecter NcDonald has been
working twelve hours day aampalng fcod
he resdnsss q ee e me
brands OF Adulterafed food proosctn hereto
forU cold by Seattle dealers and to display
choice .saorsmsns Of II renuins iaSsis 3 -
sort most commonly counteFfeitsd.
Incidentally Inspector McDpnall men-
S stoI: tn. peculiar fact that seattle rsss
from Wholesalers and manufacturers pure
goods OF the eame brands that were hereto-
fore Invariably adulterHted. The manufac-
not intended for sAle IN the state o. Wasil-
ington. but send pure goods here owing to
the fact that retailers Win not purchase
os not nov 81 S. r. e Pm ao: psss.
must needs b wary how they dispense 40
''ths real thing" impure wines. spirlts. malt
liquors., cordiAls, etc. The new law provides
against the sale Of adulterated "drinkA.
hics'' and Inspector Mcdonald has little
list Of adulterated hands ana q constAntly
ss. 3. othes no- THIS Z r., nes intsndsd 70
Donald n q drinking man. for h n not,
His camping 10 done by the state chemist
q Pnlimsn AHr1cuit1rsi collier .
he the most generally adulserated food pro-
duct sold In SEATTLE He has failed to ina
= single saGnpSe Of pure cider vinegar In
fancy price by grocery house Of high
reputation a. pure cider vinegar Was found
70 b = white wine VINEGAR. pure and mple.
will forbid the colortng Of spirit vinegar.
worth Is or 30 cents { gallon. 10 initiate
cider vinegar worth % cents or more, just
hihite0
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- soelostne prices being offered 70 the pro-
n b. the LEGAL dealers fos delivery In round lces
< p o. do<k in the ~ Seattle
cfais- Oass. &DHu 30; hesIey. ~ M11. vheas
anisksn ICED. NsN: bran. SIS. shosts. SiG
ng Puget soand, tf1s; EAstesn Washington
nlSSshy. Ni4al .. alfalfa. b psr ton
) - strictly Fresh sanch. i11Nc
nsftes-Fre.h ranch, laE8i7r: efsamsEy. lH@Ee-
fssiuy Chickens. live. I5r. sprins. u n9a0 ~
II tuStsys. " ducks Szas Per doz.
II In stoct--(hoies beef cattle. ecws A9f3c:
,ssss 4sasr: choice sheep. 44@sc; god hogs live.
-; h0es dressed. sc; calves dressed. large. C:
S1usn As, eaiyes. live. large g.; small. C.
Mides Pitts and wooa -Hsssy sound saised steers.
sepw . Az, SIC. medium sornd. per b. ee light.
nund undes g Dz. 10. cows. sound. all weaxhts,
G5sus per D. sIc. green hides. X less than salfed
~ hides. per b. l24c: dry e1iis. eae-fhisd less
SuHms= deer. per y. s3a5c: winter deer dry. 10
-: rspesg deer. keiye; dv ELI, saioe; green Elk
lG<r. sheep psfs. ssesA3i. %; shcasisnes fst91sc
9nstsfn Washington .sci. sc; Western Washington
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CHICAGO MARKETS.


CHICAGO. July Wheat opened srons. Liv.
erpooi quoted Al sdsanee Of Aeout ID and . good
nary continental ostss for she.t s.re On the
market, NOT only for the cash article. b1t for fa
lures. There we're also reports Of damage To crops
on the continent, reporting continued hrav rains
wisile the weather also rspnrtsd - wet IN Eng
Had. General conditions in Europe were said to
be fasorshae Tor . good dsEand fa Ansrsc2n
sheat The stsens tsns q foEsisn sdyies. vas
readily resposdsd 70 b tbs local narkst. which was
vel l0aded down With short wheat, and thongh
domsstic rsoespts were still heavy and July deiiv
A1es lAree the bulis Of oare assumed the agrees
i've and retained the upper hand throughout the
Ahosf saturday session. CnDmtssion houses wefe
good buyers aud repMtS Of winter wheat thresh
ings in esnersf were coaafmasOsy q the claims ct
damage to the crop September scid ~ high ~ s5oc
and elOAed Of sS$Nf1r.
Corn wss steady bu2 dali early. Sympathy with
wheas srsssined prices IN the face d continned
large receipts and favorable weather. September
closed With . gain of BAD.
Oats were extremely duh but stsady, Hsptsnber
eioscd unchanged.
Prorisiona showed considerable strength Hog
prices were higher and there WAS some covering By
aborts On renewed tall q strike n the yards The
marksf opened higher and advanced stih more clos
ing firm At about top prices Al the close Sep
TENDER pork was faac higher: lard. 2tssc higher
and ribs xNSic higher
The board Of Trade has adjourned until Wsdnes
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Columbia River Entranee.
The branch photographic ofnce, Port Townsend.
wash win furnish ON Application. fr~e Of charge.
fun information regarding the following notices to
mariner:
No. !. lights reestabiishsd
Alaska--Chatham strait, Keosznahoe roads. Dan
ger Point reef buoy Discontinued
British Honaurss- Belize harbof aitss.aoa In
character Of Fort George iisht
coast so. Psn .n. is1s
Frane~~Norsh coast, recsmp and o. v.lsry-en-
Frsncs-south coast. Hyerss road. POSITION os
wreck
I,aiyGnf e Nsr,es. Isciia isiand port Of Ischia.
Itaiy-Gun Of Naples NisidA is.and. siterasion in
light
Lahs Erie-csnsaa ssnken wreck eastward Of Col.
chester partially removed.
LaHs Erie-Detroit rivs~ lighthouse. alteration In
color.
Lais Michisan-retosksy harhor. lights on West
treakvster.
Mane- Kerussec river. Perkins Island light. sddi-
Mxs.aehase,t.- Bedford harbor. Sand Spa.
lucy re;aAeed By e~ii sucy.
Mealierapexn sear sardinia. CAgiad. alteration At
q hAefcf ilsht.
M~iassrr.nsan .s.~rurkes s.iOnfh bay. vsrdr
Mediterranean ssA~Tunss. susa fsorsa or soussss.
harsoF open. ishss. enoy. etc
New J-rssy- rvs F..hem Rank Hight vessel to be
replaced hs Relief light vessel
New Yoss-tcaes Island light, intended alteration
ia interval between flashes
Nev Yark-ifatt>sa river. Sew Baltimore Dixie
light 3tsnnatsuaed.
New rerk-I<ssg Island Gsriise<s hay. Long
Beach bar fog signal rc-e~tatlssAed.
North Carolins FIRING PAa shoals light vessel
slacess .ca s&tssn
Celzsnhsa rive- entrance. light vessel
placed az stssian
Rhots Isianss-Nsrrssansess has easranc~ Western
passage, wreck tssaS discontinued
Ssaf-~Nosth coast. Ssfana. Batersa ncse. p<esf-
s.ossi .szhts exhibited
~ Iawsxrge nvez-Rocty saoai north a Ste Fe-
hcfte
81 Lawrence rsrr.-Ss- TsanAs bark h1oy
gsae~a hs . issht baay,
yizsarsa- Chesapeake bay entrance. wreck Exrksd
~ q hshs aney.
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MARINE NEWS.

DEPARTURE BAY-Arrived. Am schr william
cite. Capt Hanson, from san francisco
YOKOHAMA-Arrived. July l. China, from San
Francisco. Sailed yune 81 Oiympix. for Tacoma.
SAN FRANCisCO-Arrived July /. str City Of
Pnebia' from s,c.ona' 81 Maekina~. rom Ia
for Tacoma. str Washtenaw. for Tacoma; schr
Barbara Hernsfer for St Michael
FORT ToWNsEND-Sailed June 90 schr
Okanosan. for Honolulu: str City 81 Seattle. for
Seattle
EUREKA-Arived. July l. str Fulton. for As
tafia.
cAsPAR-saiied. June 80. str Clsons. for San
Pedro.
SAN DfEGO-Sailed, June -. str Aicaxar. for
San Francisco
TACOMA Sailed. June %. Br sh Andrada. for
London. 49,.
FALMoUTH-Asrived, July !. Br ii wasAal,
from Oregon
HOQUIAM-Saiied, July !. sehr Berwick, schr
San Francisco
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MARINE OBSERVATIONS.

SPECIAL Dispatches 10 the Post intelligence.
EEA8 Al. Judy IL D. I'm. -Barometer. q. q:
clear Mt8 vest. three miles. Passed In, last
night. 4 hrhentine, .. N. rug Lorne. d D. n. !;
tug Tacoma, 50 a m. steamer. $50 p. N. In
the straits. bound out, q vessel In tow.
TWIN, July Ia p might west wind
PORT CRESCENT. July Ia .. m.-Barometer.
20 ID. clear; wind east eight miles.
PORT ANGELES, July Ia .. m.-Clear: calm.
In the straits, bound up threemasted barkentine,
IL noon. and three masted harkcusine Passed
out, schooner in tow of the Queen City. 1910 p.
m. Passed up. tug Holyoke. IS .. m.
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:: q + leo. 49, =: $50. =. 49,, 3 - - =.
eooy- ga Nm
s.s.A. s.asssaass .e..se - ss -. =
Ms.sA ss.sse =. Ai1i. ~ s@sas. -
haidine Ma Nasa IN ss<sas q - : =.
e3on1ng VIII teses and spkxit nsmaoA
Ia Progressive sp1nsnArnss' socissy hssA -
vies g : = y Sunday u xasnfs suo1A -
Second Christian CAuRoA.
nsses svsg su.day = 80 e = g q =.
rsacs o. Aars0a ssrese-
Evaa8elieal AsooeAatson.
German Hanssca ssFsst sna Taslar sss.aA ~.
Ass1s Wsa.sn p.seS. 8 Ms!,s.a ssssse g.
- Fsscha.e .';s s.ndas q u - -
CeIsrea Baptist MfssSen.
ne soser'a Bspsiass e :ss ass ha.s ss.ssssesa
faaas ' Sssa.i. al s.s ss !: Z .... e
Salvas1on Arny.
No hsl-ccrasr Pin. strs-t and IAira a,sssA
n. knee drill; = n. helinss nsstiae. a..
family Estherine.
No. hall-Sornee Second avesus south saA To-
charge. = N. knee driil: II q. m.. ha,ines meet.
Ing: p n. family sashsssas: p N. "Fsss and
CArtsttan Missioa. Seamenss netAoa.
Meetings held in basement q - waaainssca
street. entrance alley betv~cn F1zst avenue sstA
f rsss ssss s.;: ':2 s;.s s M GsA
uaiveFsal nrotherhOaa.
sssss.' :. ss No s sss ssa@ : ssss 70.
a ps,hfi nd
Mental seisnee.
The Mental Scientists meet every Sunday st II q
DAY evening a o'clcek. The ssrissy i reading
Miss H. Emily Csdy's courss a isssons "a Truth
First CAurcA oe Christ-eeaentsst.
Aoiyots block. corner First avenue and spsins
Service Wednesday evening at a'ciock Reading
room open during the week fron 70 = u
Christlan Aaventioes.
Chrstisa Advent nsesinss are held At The oern4r
q Third avenue and Madison street DR. W.
Chairman. pastor Prayer meeting: ie:is = =.
sectien seattle q. L. r.).
Section Seattle holds meetings every SUNDAY q .
emu. ! L Yoss VIII :ps.s On .ias VIM. Sass
Christian Alliance.
The Christian Alliance mee,s ct IN .. n. sssry
Union m. .ss between 1ad ana fsas s s1
naes. near Armory hall
velunteess 81 America.
The .voluntsen q Amsrica hold meetings st hi
w saS,sss. "A Climb for Lls
Scandinavian seaaea's lalssieu.
Re, Nos: !, has h., 9Rsssd seans e e.
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INCREASE THE TONNAGE.
Ihtppers to Ne AllSwea 80 900 POI
at the Tvveive.TOm Rate.

shippers to Ne Allowed 50 U0O Poun1s
az the Tweive-Ton Rate.
Tho minimum freight weight on all trans
continental roads and on local hAul1 y TO
be increased from A000 to 3o.00o pounds
per carload this month.
This information reached the local
agents Of the various railways yesterday.
but the date on which the new schedule
goes into effect was not stated.
The great saving will be 10 the local
shipper. who has hetetofore baen held
CHARGED for excess. He viii now ship
3e.uU pounds at the A.Wo-pound rate per
car.
Other provisions benefting tbs local
shippers are said to be embodied In the
order OF the transcontincntAl committee.
but just what they are win not be known
until the order il officially promulgated.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-07-02

j. O. Smith. o ship carpenter. about -
years OF are. was seriously Injured while
working near the Stetson q Post saw mill
YESTERDAY A cable used in docking ium-
Der pcows broke loose from Its fastenings
and struck his RICH, .eg. break n9 u va siA
places and crushing the foo; TO a jelly.
Smith was removed to Providence hoapi-
tai. where Dr. Wotaerspoon amputatsd the
foot He hopes 20 save the .eg. a man
VINO was working with Smith was also
struck by the cable. hut W. not baciy in
iured Smith has q Wifi and children and
has lived In Seattle many years
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1ODlY'S CHURCH SERVICES.

TDDlY'S CHURCH SERVICES.
Hwssfses ~ rsss-lsssntuuae9 IN snsu ~
Inn n funaa cAsscA netse~ fsss a eAnsuA Fte
evsry lire svW Ass tAess win b. . eAaras q =
esntA IAis rals yin ~ ssxictly sdANsd 10
casrA ssftcs s.e b y ths stncs ~ hAss
Episcopal Churches.
/. s.ss,ess essS.sssa ), ss.. y 4 fsaa
q ssepAn's-Baliasd Rev. r E Hssssd.
rscsDs Divine ssrvscs evss ssnday Il II = n
q Panls cAapes-wsrva asenus aad Rspas-
hcan stssse Rev. =. rAmn. Fsesos Sunday scAoa
u - .. - Service. With sermon. II -
g. Masks Church Harvard avsuus and spsins
sareet. nsv. J. p s n.yd. rector. Morning snS-
Is, -; "A. iasal soeitts" E-snias subject. The
James street Mcsntns subSecs. "LxuncA On Into
the Deep Evening subject, The bible and the
MeaanentA" Special mHzic snd deccsasinnA
o. Nasy's--weediand Park Res. =. h Go.a
Wilbur 5 LsSis, E ss.1sr Tahs oEssa Lain
washington street. Res. George Buxssle. rector
Sunday :ssSss 10 ,.,.. xcrssss ns'ssr and .ss
Lsthsras Churches.
German Luthsran-D uwanish miSiou. Sanders
hail. below swesaey's brewery. Services at IN
60. r..,--a.-., rr,h.-., z;on.. f.-,..
Tenth avenue and Stewart street, Sunday school.
sae . N sunday ssrsacss Al IAN = m AID =
-
saaa N. II u. O. {. " han. corner q jseasoa
street and fannA svsnue-
street Rev. b 4 Borrsrik. pastor: residences. lisa
ssveath .vsnas- SUNDAY school At 30 a m ssrv-
Hoay Trinity. Enslsh-corner Seventh avenue
and Onion street Rev james r. Bates. pastor:
strises today q II q m Sunday scheol at $50
q m No evesiAg service.
German Lutheran Services IN bah. corner Main
street and Minor avenue Services every second
and fourth sundays Of the month At 7:a5 p. n, BY
TIE Rev ". H Behrsns. pastor.
CATION sunday services. corner Market and Main;
e Z. nas s,a rs 81 ~. rnnth A. n ~ ~ s
60 aausA ses.t,e N,,siou-In hall pe., ncs,.
sa,ss Hoxsu street. and W. a. Kurtz. iaw Howeli
street
e~.s,sh Fyanselicsl-Third s.enue nsar pshe
Rev. Martin l. Larsen. pastor: residence, ito How
and p m AZ WHO undsnsand Swedish lansaass
cordially invitsd
~
tnst-Coaumms Siu. Eeen"S - ~ Z m
eno :"
Green lAse-kev ~ Ews, p.ssof. Aeeunes
hetd IN the T. " ~. =. nAsA esSuss .otsiea ~
= = !" suu - .m "' " " - eA'e@
Si~l1
kMHAnd- SUNDAY seEvsc. ~ p "a ano p n
So rx..s -. - r-.-.S,
/ Plymcuth-C0fn9 mira asenae ana univefsaty
street. Rev. W. d u Eempae. passofs IN seneca
Preaching AZ II 4 -. ana p m
Calvary tTesossenanIorns1 OF Twenty Ioultn
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-07-02

r. A. Nicholson, who Gains 10 ~ coll
fertor. was held prisoner In the city JAIL
yesterday for sysra. hours on suapicinr
Complaint was made against HIM that ne
loeas transfer company at the Northern
Pacific depot on Friday night and cnliecfed
a few dollars fsom incoming passenger
Later 4 il said the money was returned.
OffIcer Osborn arrests<. Nicholson. however.
ard sent him 20 headquarters TOR question
inr by Capt Sullivan.
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Will Talk on Chsistsan work
Anoug the soldiers.

AMONG the Soldiers.
Noel II. Jacks. general secretary OF the
Young Mems Christian Association Of
Oakland, Cal. who spent four months
among the 5000 truope enohflixed at san
Francisco. Is to be at Plymouth Congre-
gational church Sunday evening.
He comes under the auspices Of the Sc
attic Y. NJ. G. A. TO give an illustrated
lecture showing the work by tho Christian
the Philippine islands. Over 100 viewA
many Of them taken In the Philippines, Are
to be shown.