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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-04-02
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fast. Now eat your oatmeal. or You can't
have any steak" Is common an admoni-
ton 10 the chcid OF today as In the cid
days used TO be the remark Now, take
your 'pik'ry like good child. or you can't
have any doug hnuts." Perhaps this oa.-
meal habit Is responsible for the recent
prevalence OF the Scottish dialect story
Who knows7 The power OF the oatmeal
fyrant Is broken. even II II Is not entirely
swept away. and the arrival OF spinach
may hasten It's end.
Hereafter We expfS. TO see the children
gathered a, breakfast table. each having
in front OF him large plate OF boiled
spinach. with plenty Of butter and a hard
boiled egg sliced up on top Of IT, Spinach
really has some taste ard IL palatabe and
after breakfast Of this most precious
vegetable the child can go to school with
out feeling as some of did under the
oatmeal regime. that a glue pot had been
swallowed Spinach is cheerful IN color
and viii especially recommend itself 20 the
American from the Emerald Isle
The iron In spinach Is easily asSinssa;@a
and the vegetable Is easily diges,ed The
tact that spinach has such a remarkable
effect upon the complexion viii recommend
IL 90 the girls. and It's beneficial effects Ga
the liver will recommend II 20 the men.
For next morning nothing Is So good
ass hearty hreakfss. % spinach. In short.
the virtues az TIE SsEet3ptf are 10 Eutt1sf-
Gus that * would take long time - tell
them hi, II the spinach habit grows 20
ANYTHING like the proportions reached by
IN. oatmeal habit we shall shortly turn
,n.o n strong. lron-huiis fresh-compsexton
Ell anti bilious nation
Another medical discovery has been made
nv chlnese doctor. which T''i render !;
unnecessary for any one Ia 'tScome bAd-
BEADED unless ne wants 80. Fer come %
,s-s this discovery comes TOO late eui i VII
unnecessary .or any one 20 become bald
heads The Chsnansan sys that The eat
Ing AZ rats prevents the hair from failing
nt,t an.a renders II smooth and glossy, As
ire eating Of carrots ny a horse improves
hs ,>,a, -, the eating ~ rats ny a human
being .rxare~ n firs head 90 hair, He de-
r,ar,~ that rats are go<st eating. an! -
rr,~~rvxa,.yss Of hair ar away ahead %
-ss@;n}rs The Seven sutherland Sisters
sxer i,,yenfssf He sssclarrS tHSt the reason
INA, fshlnaS.s women have such handsome
s....ts ~ hair is s-scatsSe tAey eat many
ratS What between spinach sn3 rats.
,Sxr. ssosx rttt seem "a ~ any reason AIRY
u.e should no; oscome handsome nation.
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The posssssor cF even ~" smallest ut
"a, rhase.. iae. should regard Il as treas
ure and keep IL among Aer precious
,ntnws Lace. though so fragile. - never
.ha,sSs ar.oug those tsnrsTtssaAle articles
which handed down in families. - from
,,,o,h.r ,o daughter, ana are as usesgi -
me .nirt generation rs they were - ire
ar.. certain ane sentiment cl.ass 10
,s., lac, which has been used a. wcd fings
a,a ra~4steafrg~ which has fos mt s a&rt
~ the gransmosser's rousseau. ard teng
after she has done with u %tsnFnS n"
r.,~~,-,,se Of some yonthfal srsde, who ~
peats sa ser features ire SaFm 81 her
ancexsress
Tnere are limitations 81 lace male TO-DAY
xssen almost counterfeit tire rial n TIE
.snsn.~x OF their threads. the beauty -
.s.rr designs and sse inss1csey a. iheF
,,s.sr~. nevertheless. ne machine s1saae
..,.,.s.tnv eyer eomns-otes 81 true Ns3u*
~s,s a hi, az lace rass~asly wrought y
hans. perhaps IN sosae e1set e~safsa'-
go. tne uuns work aear ~ boar. stop
,inS only TO couas the beads On sseaF rosa
r,ss ar chant their senSs % praise. OF
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NOW is THE SPINACH FAD.
IL II Guaranteed Ia Clear the Coua-
plexion. Too. While u HAT Diet
Cures Bnlslmess

II you want 10 be healthy cat spinach
The specialists have discovered that this
plant is the most precious Of segeta hles
II contains salts Of potassium iron and
ether things which conduce TO good
complexion. long lsfe ana a cheerful dis
position. The man with a alsordered liver
and the woman with bad complexion
should contract the spinach habit. and
these things will be rectlfed II the sys-
TEN needs iron, eat spinach and the ycik
Of eggs The chemist Biago, according
TO the New York Press, Says thar these
two articles of food contain more Iron 70
The square inch than ''the most renowned
ferruginous remedies. french bears ard
lentlls contain much !r0n. bat spinach beats
them both Fer that tired feeling eat
spinach. PERHAPS. when all the earth.s
supply ~ iron has been tfug UP ard pus
into railroads ard machinery. the Andrew
carnes.e 81 that FAR oT day viii draw his
supplies from vast fields az spinach. This
most precious az vegetables" has hereto
fore heen only a side dish AT dinner. hs,t i'm
TIE su.ufc the real aygenic family should
make . the principal dish. ard bring IN
sae chilGrVu on e. Il IS said - Possess
more medicinal properties than almost any
ether ar.'gic - food. So convinced has
me medical profession become Of the value
tho oace tc<riSsd spinach thar. Accord
ING - Ire sanitary Record III il already
an active 'Hceedient III several new and
sasshle tones
fe7p'e fo. So IA ear remember when
we oatmeal craze began. We We're az 81
a,g - bccosns hafdv Hg<hlarisrS IL Ne
ale enougN oa-1leA So the children were
stuffed MIN oatmeal poyrg6ea fvaich they
sen"raty loa-a"}l ana in many families
.aeF are 50 s,afed to-day So ,irr.iy siia
.se oatmeal 'a.f.r take ha,a 80 the cs,unsry
,a@' 10 thtS 3as .aerr are families where 1.
f~sf, p
e'vaNf2s' "f;eta' oatmeal It 10 ienxer
a'ohei@'sse~ '7v akttsi table. bat IT.
y" saucer 80 tht ss9r IS eaten from Il sersr
/ duly aeaoge >>s.la.as The real pscax-
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stroke.
About this time OF year the faithful
purses and pocket books. which have been
carried I'm ones hand for about a year.
usually stuffed 10 twice their normal ca
pacity begin 10 grow shabby and worn
from their hard life. Then must their
owners look about for new ones and go
through that unpleasant process of adapt
ing themselves 10 different placed recesseS
for change, bills ard cards
The new pocket books which wear the
soft colors Of approaching spring vary lit
tie In shape from those of yore. Exag
geratediy large purses or card cases and
pocket books combined are not now seen
but the slightly more oblong than square
purse. with silver or gold corners which
folds together is now for some time
past, the one most apt 10 he chosen from
a large assortment The most convenient.
safest and easiest purse to handle is one
with flap which slips into II, about the
shane ~ an envelope. only the Zap goes
inside instead OF going over. To pull this
flap out and open the purse there If
small piece az projecting leather. No
woman who once adopts this receptacle
fcr almost everything she carries abou.
With her viii ever change for any other
shape II comes in various sizes. and Il
is best 10 only get Il large enough 20 fit
your cards. For the smaller purse when
IL ia square and likely to De corpulent
~ the time ones keys and handkerchief
have been added 10 Its lawful contents
the less hard II will be TO grasp,-wash-
ingson Evening Star
Long chains composed entirely 90 pearls
are quite beautiful. bat OF course the
Price is nrohsbstory 10 most people. they
should never ~ made az imitation ones
as the effect is r1er~tric!ous and couse-
quently vulgar.
y y =
Man rebels against the faintes. hin. %
coercion As soon ~ hts chains begin .n
gsU he frets and longs for freedom THE
wife holds certain retrs IN her hands ard
che NAV use her tongue as a curb: hG.
the scirs should ~ 81 aowers ana the
cura u loving Kindness She should rake
her gseand feed that a@ Is free n come
and g0 as he pisaS@s that hir house Is
ret Jail. bat place where he Is always
sure * hearty welcome. even when he
has wan5ersE fron IL for "a s,rrs SIC
wili not sulk u ne leaves her sometimes
II TIE evening mar cir NJ for hin, ike
reproA cnfEl ghost. She will learn tire ar.
- forgtvimg ara forgetting ESPECIALLY for
rctftreS PETTY fsoFs sns wrongs ara viii
5au7s ubsr always fhat 10 keep the goxe
She has won Is the most important thios
sow her happiness .-- wornan's Home Cam,
Isau39sl.
- q =
II Iceland Fu%n ard wo-ren arc IN every
respect political evgysaas. TIE nation which
nuzsaers about - =. people. IA governed
~ representatives elected hy men ana
y a-uen together.
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made by peasant woman in the intervals
Of her busy day, that she may thus earn
her chilaren's bread Poverty ana pathos
are interviewer IN the filmy cloud Of lace.
which completes the toilette Of the bride
and in the delicate edge Of the same on
the cap OF the aged matron. or the Cos
sarner handkerchief which finishes The
costume Of the grea, lan,
The plain gown. fashioned without re.
sard to reigning styles. takes on an air
OF It's own II a Bit ~ beautiful lace be
worn al the neck and sleeves Lace is
seldom out of vogue though there are
seasons like the present when Its use Is
more general than A. othrcs. wher lace
shawls long laid away In lavender emerge
from. their secluslon and are fashioned
into capes. oserdiesses and drapery TO
heighten the lavish fnery of Il modern
belle.
Regarded as gift nothing is more
suitable as an offering from friend 10
friend rs a birthday wedding So holiday
occasion than a bit ~ fine lace The
woman is far 10 seek who Is Indifferent
10 It's spell. and who does not love To
look over her laees as she looks AT bar
Jewels. finding both among the delights
of her life
Not only has lace It's use Tn fhe toll
cite. IL fndS an appropriate place In bed
spreads doiiics ara scarfS FOR bureau
ana tahle orname nt0sion. For these home
Tier uses Z heavier and more elaborate
style 90 lace Is chosen than FOR the lain
tier needs q the toilette Harpers Ba~ar
x y y
The Hawesyflie tkyD Clarion says THAT
Uncle Jam Scott. OF that place who has
just died. WAS married white = slave In
TIRE wife Who now survives ATM They
we're sold ard sent n different sections az
THE country ard were lost to enc another
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Rh~uma attain CnreA.

NJ wife has nses ChaE.hsrlaln's Par
Palm Ter -aeG-n&tAsEs w4sA grez. relief
sFsa car recommend 8 az a spleaesS yr-
irTsens sSr rheumatism and ether sesIs1-
Sasa ase Cor wAsch Rave .aar6 IL val
uahte-W. J GUyt@r. Red C-s~x - 7.
Mr. Guy ser - ore ~ sse leading ns@r-
chants q tffs village ana a.@ Of the nnesy
Prom srs1; raaa IN this vsrsnfty.--w s.
saaagln. scsitaT Red Oak Herald For sale
ky ali dealers.
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IL Iceland ru@n ard wo1sen are IN every
respect political equals. TIE nation which
numbers about - .. people. ia governed
~ representatives elected By men and
y 0-ler together.
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Mining,
Mill,
Marine and
Farm
Machinery
and Supplies.

Mitchell. Lewis aaa saavep O.
ooe-1e ttsss Ave. D., DooseSA
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Deep Water Items.

Rdv Woodbridge filed his appoint
ment at the IF Z church, south, al
Johnstown last Sunday.
Lee Radford of Lincoln, No, EIe!t-
ed his parents, Mr. and Mr. John
Radford, al Johnstown Few Gay :
last week.
Jim Blizzard, in company with hl-
mother and sister Goldle, visited u
This community last SATURDAY.
Miss Annie Harbett visited frIend-
in Jobustewn one day last week.
John Bassett and wife went 70
Johnstown shopping one day Ias1
week.
The gay fishing crowd that went
fishing frsm JohnstOwn one evening
last week, reported successful tn p
JE Kash, one Of Johnstswn : !sad-
ing merchants, went 70 Butler last
Monday on business.
Jesse Blizzard has ordered a l4il
line OF drv goods which he Will be
ready to sell soon a. very 10" price.
DrC P Bowden, teachsr o. ths
Young mems class IN the JohnstoVn
s s saws il i improving n attendance
and attention -.
The NAY party al JohnstoVn las'
SATURDAY was said 70 be grand sue
90 ROSE
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Sheriff Young Arrested.

Wardner, Idaho, May flames
D. Young, sheriff Of Neosho county,
was arrested yesterday, upon an
order OF State Auditor Sinclair, who
is acting as the personal representa-
tive of Governor Steunenburg. The
arrest was made by L. s. troops
and the sheriff is now confined in a
barn with 800 other prisoners
charged with aiding and abettIng q
riot, and proceedings will be com
menced immediately by Attorney
General Hayes to remove him from
office. In the meantime Coroner
France will act as sheriff.
After the sheriff had been placed
in custody the attorney general
asked for the resignation of county
commissioner William Boyle He
asked for time in which to consider
the matter, but this was refused and
a squad of troops placed him under
arrest.
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Parsnip Complexion.

1t does not require an expert to detect
the sufferer from kidney trouble. ne
hollow cheeks the sunken eyes, the dark
puffy circles under the eyes, the sallow
narsnip- p-complexion indicates it.
A physician would ask If YOU had
rheumatism, a dull pain or ache IN the
back or over the hips, stomach trouble
desire to urinate often, or 4 burning or
scalding in passing it; if after passing
there is an unsatisfied feeling as II 1t
must be at once repeated, Or II the urine
has brick dust deposit or strong odor'
When these symptoms are present. no
time should be lost in removing the
cause. ..-t, -
Delay may lead to gravel, cataffn OF OF
the bladder, Inflammation, causing
stoppage, and sometimes requiring the
d.awlng of the urine with instruments,
or NAV run into Bright's Disease, the
most dangerous stage of kidney trouble.
DIR. KiIner's Swamp Root, the great
discovery OF the eminent kidney and
bladder specialist, is a positive 'reTneoy '
for such diseases. Its reputation Is
world. wide and it is so easy toget at an'
drug store that no one need suner any
len0th of time tor want OF 1t.
However. if you prefer TO hrst test lls lls
wonderful merits, mention IHE But 1.
WEEKLY TINES, and write to DR.. MI
| mer & Co, Binghampton, n I. toI
san7nIe bottle and book telling ali about
| If. both absolutely free by mall
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The Sure La Grippe Cure.

There is no use suffering from this
dreadful malady, if you will only get
the right remedy. You are having
pain all through your body, your
liver is cut of order, have no appe.
tite, life or ambition, have a bad
cold, in fact are completely used up
Electric Bitters is the only remedy
that will give you prompt and sure
relief. They act directly on your
liver. stomach and kidneys, tones
up the whole system and makes you
feel like a new being. They are
guaranteed to cure or price refund
ed. For sale at Fl. L. Tucker ) drug
store.
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lend its best assistance TO the sick and
feeble, his friends were usinS Paine
celery compOund-the only spring
medicine that physicians endorse,
and intelligent families in every com
munity have come TO rely upon with
confidence.
Mr.. Guerra was not long in finding
ont the great reliance that Is thus
placed upon Paine's celery compound
bv the best informed people and he
was not slow in taking advantage ot
the great remedy himself. Here -
his statement unqualified, conclusive.
Kansas City, March 16 ley-.
"At times, when 1 have been seem
iUcIv exhausted from ardous work
Paine's celery compound has been ot
such benefit 10 me that 1t seems now
| could hardly have progressed but
for il. When sleep was slow IN com =
ing and my appetite tagged, a gen
eral toning up Of my system followed
the use of the compound. Whlls L
am not versed in things medical, / 90
know a fact when / encounter II a-ld
that Paine's celery compound helped
me and gave me q feeling OF new
strength i a fact.
ENRIQUE GUERRA.
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No time is so favorable as March
and April for getting strong and well.
A thoroughly well person eats with
relish, sleeps soundly, works with
zest and without worry from morbid
anxiety as to the outcome OF his
efforts. -,
If you feel you are out of health,
strength and spirits; if you show signs
of nervousness and exhaustion; il YOU
have that feeling of ass.tude that
comes in the spring to those who are
out of health; if your blood shows
the ususl signs Of impurity
Celery Compound will turn you right
about-face towards health.
Enrique Guerra, the Mexican col1su
has the confidence not only OF his gov
ernment but of the American pubic.
Through his Intervention Impor-
tant commercial questions between
the United States and Mexico have
been happily adjusted.
During his long residence III TINS
country Mr.. Guerra has lived IN CIR
Gle where the best possible medlcai
treatment is always obtalnable. he
early discovered that in the spring,
when nature seems most willing 10
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corn last Saturday.
Alex MorewoOd went TO b & to-day
expects 10 be gone until Thursday.
X 7. Braden sold team OF BLACK
mares ts MI Ellis dEirymAnl Of q.
He delivered them last week.
James Worley j. breaking n colt
for 4 J. Braden.
Mr Worley's eyes seem 70 bs iu-
proving under the care ot Or Van
Nuve- OF Butler.
Miss Xsry Taylor ha- been Visiting
ia Butler ths past few day.
SONS Of our young people sttend-
ed church a. AmOTett last sunday
evening. consequently our -. !. J..
&. L. was not well attended.
The recent appointment d Proi
! WhseIera= Justice 81 the peace sLl
member u township board IN Homer
township gives entire sstlsfactlon 10
all
We have heard u horss trades 10
which both parties claimed 70 nave
rhs best Of the bargain, but a swap
iu which on OF the parties secures
both horses T. rather unique.
The Mulberry store hs- hAndlsa
over Z. 900 dozen eggs s.ncs the MO
die Of March. Ay-E9'
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As spring comes on most women
and many men who have lived hot
house lives during the winter, find
Themselves unduly fretful, unable 70
sleep soundly, without appetite, snsi-
" tired, frequently distressed by
headaches and lack Of snap. aud
strength-the result Of poor blood
and weak nerves.
To those iu this condition the thou
sands Of Testimonials from people like
him who were benefited by Paine's
celery compound, should be reason
enough for giving this best OF spring
medicines AT least trial. What ~
has done for others, il viii do for the
reader It will purify the blood,
clear the complexion, reJuverate the
exhausted nervous system, insures
good digestion, bring on healthy
sleep and restore ones strength and
vitality.
No other medicine in the world ever
ACCOMPLISHED 20 much and single
trial will add another 70 the long list
Of people in every community VINO
sound the praise- Of Paine- celery
compound.
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Quaint Sayings.

nj. interesting and instructive TO
..sd bright and well constructed
iss isss-art;sements. s-a Messrs. G. L. Hood
:; J IN. of Sarsaparilla fame, must
10 - been at a great feast and taken
.a ..ssrytbing home with them. They
va. 80 using a bright collection Of
=. ausint old sayings and proverbs as
.ss starters in a series of clever ad-
..srtisements, wherein the proverbs
20 neatly turned and paraphrased
:, = 6t the subject matter. The public
Tke this breezy advertising, as it re-
ninds of other proverbs and opens
an discussion.
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WILL BE A HARD TASK.
,nsr,esus Will Attack 5000 En-
trenched FIlipinos.


Manila, May To clear the Fill
;o;,cs out of Bacolor, about five
ala. vast of San Fernando, will be
,bs next task of the Americans, The
Filipino general Maseardo, has a
iorcs of 5000 men there, we'll armed
and possessed OF plenty of ammuni-
lion. His troops have never met
American soldiers, and they think,
according to reports carried to San
Fernando, that they can whip the
whole lot.
Bscolor is well intrenched. and
.bousands of natives are working
like beavers, digging trenches and
arrying the dirt in baskets. The
,peny used his riflemen for fighting
oply, but compels the Bolomen and
Chinese, and even the women, to
abor necessarily.
The rebel output is about IA mile
beyond San Fernando in a trench
lba, holds between 200 and BOO
men. From that point several vol
lsys we're fred last night upon the
| amp of the goth Kansas regiment
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DEWEY ENJOYS GOOD HEALTH.
Sensational Stories Denied by the Surgeon
of the Olympia.

Sensational Stories Denied by the Surgeon
of the Olympia.
San Francisco, Cal, May 7.-On
the steamer City of Pekin, from
China and Japan, was DR.. E Page,
past assistant surgeon, Z. s. N and
surgeon On the flagship Olympia for
the past year and half. He makes
the following statement regarding
Admiral Dewey's health:
Admiral Dewey is in perfect
health He has not been more than
twenty miles away from Manila since
the first day of last May, and he has
not felt the necessity of a physician g
aid in tn : 'ims. The reports con.
cerning the Admiral's physical cor
dition have been grossly exaggerated.
9Ths climate of Manila is enervating,
of course, but the commander OF
the fleet has been no more affected
by it than anyone else
"Ihe people of California will be
disappointed at not seeing Admira
Dewey, for he has decided to returI
to the United States in the Olynpit
by way of the Suez Canal"
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RuckIen's Arnica Salve

The Best Salve in the world for
cnts bruises, sores, ulcers, salt
rheum, fever sores, letter, cnaPPeo
hands. chilblains, corns, and all skin
eruntions. and positively cures piles
or no pay required. 1t Is guaran-
teed to give perfect satisfaction or
nonev refunded. Price 25 cents
ner hox. For sale by H L. Iucker
Good Insurance. Low Rates.
1otf FRANK ALLES.
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Jefferson City, May 5.-Goverror
Stephsns today signed tie bsrbsrs
bill. 1: prov; '.s for a board Of three
barber inspectors TO be appointed by
the governor and 81 annual barber
licenes fee II 81. The bill has been
sdvcc .tI :5v re bsrb-rs u2ion
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MuIbsrry Items.

Tho gentIe showers are helping The
AT' Clark finished planting corn TO
The Roberts Bros, finished planting