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Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1899-08-11

shave used Ripans Tsbuiss with 90 much sstis
faction that can cheerfully recommend them
Have been troubled for about three years with
what called bilious attacks coming on regularly
.ncs week. Was told b: different physicians
chat is was caused By bed teeth. OF which ! had
several had the teeth extracted. but the at.
tacks continued. had seen advertisements OF
Ripsus Tabulss in all the papers but had no faith
In them, but about six weeks since friend In
duced me 70 try them. Have taken but two Of the
emall scent bOxes OF the Tabules and have had
no recurrence Of the attacks. Have mover given
testimonial for anything before. but the great
amount Of good which I believe has been done me
by Ripans Tabuies induces me to add mine 70 the
many testimonials you doubtless have In your
posessaiou now, At. D.wr5.
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1899-08-11

Ihsve bses great sufpssss oua enA1pAspo
for over i've years. Nothing ssss ne 80 rslist.
ny feet and legs cad sbdonss wsse hloaseA -
dress. I saw Ripans Tsbules elvssessA y our
daily paper. bought some aad took then - direct.
cd Have taken them shout three vesks and there
IL such changei am noe sonsMpstsl any more
and owe 10 oil TO Ripans Tsbulsa ian thirty.
household duties and pursn0 NJ SICK AasoandL
He hes had the dropsy and I en- tryinS Ripana
Tabulss fos hin. He feels some bsstes but " win
take some time, he has bssA sick % lon0. You
may use nay letter and name - you likA
Mrs. hAAy 0onAAD CLARkR
have bssn suffering from headaohss svss
since was . little girl. could hsvss ride In {
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1899-08-11

rabulss regularly. shskseps flew cartons Ripans
Tabules In the house and says abe Will not % WIN
ont them. The heartburn and siesplsssness have
lissppeared with tho indigestion which was
formerly 90 great burden for her. Our whole
family take the Tabules regularly. especially After
Q hearty meal Ny mother 10 nifty years OF age
and u enjoying the bestof health and spins Also
81 hearty meals, an tmpossibility before she
took Ripans Tabules. ASToH H. bLAuKH'
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1899-08-11

~ ~ SsSWStS
place without geutins Q
headache and aiok ct my
stomach. heard about
Rlpans Tabules from IN
aunt Of mine who was
taking thsia for catarrh
Of the stomach. She hsd
found such relief from
their use she advised me
totAke them too. and I
have been doing 30 stnes
last October. and viii
say they have complete
~ cured ny headaches
I am twsnty-nins years
old. You are welcome
70 use this testimonial
Mr.. =. BaooKny1A
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Notice OF Final settlement.

STATE OF KANSAS
ANDERSON COUNTY.
In the Probate Court In and for said county.
In the matter OF the estate OF J. b, Moore,
deceased.
Creditors and all other persons interested
In aforesaid estate, are hereby notified, that
mt the next regular term OF the probate court
In and for said county, to be begun and held
at the court room In Garnett. county OF Ad-
derson and state aforesaid, on the End Mon
day in the month of August, 1899. ] shall APP
ply to tho said court for II full and final set
Element
l.. ID. WALRAD.
Administrator OF J. b. Moore, deceased.
July 1874. ID. 1899.
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1899-08-11

Ny ssvsn.yeaf.eld bo,
suffered with pains N
his hssd. constipation
and complained Of his
stomach. He could not
est IKE children Of he
ego do and " hes -
did ~ did not agree
with him He wa thin
snA NJ q aAfYP0a o010R.
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edsor
BY Ne Rnn
OF
Thuba ami hpann
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1899-08-11

Mother was troubled
with b heartburn and
slseplsssnsss. caused By
Indigestion. for . good
many ysars. One day
she saw . testimonial
In the papss indorSing
Ripans Tabulss. She
determined to give them
. trial. was greatly
relieved By thsiv use
IA 49, akAa the
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-02-01
- - 49, -'a-.--
AMUsE MENTS.
Hack FAITHS Trouhatinurs.

Black PATHS Troubadours. who opened
AZ the Seattle taSf night. are the funniest
SHOW on tae roa1~and that is only half
the story. They are not only excruclat-
ingly lHugaaoie--they are paraiyxing 4
white man with one~tanth ~ the ami
nation i'm httn thar is possessed by any
enc 81 the Black TToueaaoura would las,
ten minutes on the stage and then 40 of
and die from the exertson.
The show which the TTouoadours put
up is a marvellous fodgepodge Of fun
Turn forty loaded trolley cars loose and
let them run into each other. and YOU
could net get More things going more
limbs Hyius or more remarks than you
get on the stage from these lnlmifahle
''coens." To describe tie melee ia TIM
possible one can simply say that I; goes
1t goes rapidly and II goes uproariouSlv.
Besities which, IL also goes unsteady The
music isn't coon" snustr l. o. the old
time Sawannss river econ music. The
1fouhadours accompany their prima
donna, the famous Slsxiegetta jones. Into
DO a well They sing tha sext.tfc from
Lucia" ard taey sing IL In \ manner 10
carry fAs performance % close IN "a
bis burst % applause.
The Black Patti has seen here before
but she loses none os her exceestonst
Hogan remains the unconQaefed master
II TIE gDeu song sFIl as The peer y.
any - tNe nsGR0tagist@ ATS TIRE NFeSst-
hle good nature ard f9gef8lne@s perFT1s-
ate jAe entire company ana keep alive
y stage action" sWea as has no Azual
even among the wonders * Charles If
fayt
TIE, TrouhaAuuys conttfue tonight ard
tasrsofraw night TIE hoHsa was ere wst 81
last might ana doubtless Ni.i 10 for sae
balance - tAe engagement.
fAER kFlfkeNt ~erz
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--sssz--s-sl7-.-ls-'-i
PER NAILS.

Arthur y ETeinTn BUSINESS man az
ptYtfe Sc a tire vaSnier-fsrand
Matt Grau of the C;rau Opera Com
many. was at the Rainier-Grand yester-
day.
a r Carpenter mining broker. who
has been in Spokane IN business Aas re-
turned and is AZ TIRE Hotel Northern
" NJ Grant who has been confined at
Providence hospital with severe case ~
the grip IS recovered sufficiently to ba
oUt again
Miss a Gardner OF London. who has
mining property on the Yukon. has Just
returned from England and - 81 she uo-
tel Stevens on her way 10 Dawson.
Ir- = Weldon Young. who has been
making offsc;aj VISITS 20 the lodges Of the
knights az Pyrh8as III Eastern Washing
ter. for he past month. giu return Ia the
csty today
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Not a Cancer
But Chronic Catarrh
of the Stomach

Mra. Amanda Hsmmona, -
Broadway. Seattle, in referring 10 tAs =.
for oatarrh of the head, throat ana -.
ach. watch had almost completely ratsss
her health, said: s
When | began my course of ,reafr...
at the Copeland Institute. ] haa becs =
such state OF debility and sufyer,ns -. =
long 8 time. and had tried 50 manv 49,
dies withou, obtaining any relief ,h.,
felt sure | was Afflicted with canrss !
the stomach, and had little hore al -
being any better.
The result OF the treatment. hov.-
WAS TO bring roe a perfect cure. Il Ne
than substantiated the claims I haa ~
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4 Prize Fight NJ Dawson stopped BY
CanadtaR Police.

AZ prize fight AZ Dawson or December
y 81 Williams had his Jaw hxDksn zy
William Moss IN the tenth round. TIE
contest, wasch was 70 have gone twenty
rounds vas az Tbs conclusion % ten stop
5S@d ~ Corporal Wilson. Of the nao21fsd
police.
The 6gagr took place at tire Tgvoit she-
alter and 2ax f0< a purse 81 $500 the aarg-
est II ts said sf2at has cTsr been hung
up In tse Ei0n1ike. Aosg proved hsrfS-
self h~gors many rounds far the superior
OF Williams. and had him goang several
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SPRUCE TEL FOR ScURVr.
How II Attacks the 0tness-Fresh
Food Apparently Ne rretecfien-
sAortness 81 Breath ana Inertia

EAGLE CITY. Alaska, Dec. E--The
twin newspaper hoSses % the Yukon
Starvation and Seurvy-are rather behind
with their annual set % staring people
Ia the face'' Last winter every CORE
spon6ent on the Yukon managed 20 ring
tn that hlood-cur4iang phrase IN about
every report ssn, out: 5at there Is plenty
CO food everywhere In Alaska and the
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The Good
Ii Will Do

n shawa ay fae roav8nefeR p~a2g - 9Ae
Ee>t 70 sAs deaa- HsA8 52e test5meniass -
'hese wAo aspe takes }ieafs Ssss4gAT Ia
srs HoH ~ Anow ~eaf scv Sc2 taasss-
v3aa aA& p1~ss tp S. f1z yea.
- sEeat Fs-eura - cares cTSees thAt
Has5 : >Arss gsts,-s Ia the >eat rre,3yeins
~ 9usS cs~ Raw IL eag~& y aea az cthfv
ireea ra 5sss tAg- 3 wa suAke yag.r ss.>,A
rt-a ans pure Z wfr zsve vau a zsesNs
appetite. IR,r~etse yessr xs@eagss. csfre nSrs~
giles ea.Ax @ssnstt=a. s-t.t rt.esrl. ssrafsg 2
CE{Arg's- e'sF2ts.&, zsss. SFspepsl& @a5 81
diseases fsst age oGE % ,rnpssre A.ees3. II
has tars Tbs zee Ss5ea. n s.sa al essts.Eea
AtasEs7 w8staH. ub4F5.tf stas ~ra< 81 las
tase .2F tteHi g. ag 81 tcr pea Tzke
IL ase3's sassaF .a1t'la Row ass ve-s1st gAs
E~e3 B. - 80 yea - EGTs fkfr~ ear4rs - 4
..a---.-.. - - =. -. IL
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The Treatment Given Under the S. Rafe
Not a Cheap Treatment, But the New
and Wonderful Treatment That
Has Thrilled the World With
Its Record of Cures.

Under this offer of the 81 rate DIR.
Copeland IL giving ALI the splendid
treatment. the New Treatment. that
has awakened the attention of the
whole world.
about this.
DR.. Copeland is not accommodating
his practice tn the rate. He In Civ
ing the rate. maintaining the prac-
tfce and treatment mt the same stan
dard that IL has been from the be-
ginning.
IL II The Treatment That Cures;"
that all who are taking advantage
Of this rate are getttng-the WON
derful treatment
That has lifted the darkness and
blight of the word "incurable'' from
these hundreds of thousands of
cnses of Catarrh I'm the Throat.
Bronchial Tubes and Lungs
That reaches every sore spot. from
the 0rince OF the nose to the deep
est part of the lungs and innermost
Pecesses of the middle ear. and in
stead of Irritating and innaming
and feeding the Ares of disease,
.oothes, Quiets, heals and cares.
DIR. Copeland II giving under this
rate as well the beneht of the Dis
cOvery I'm Deafness which has lifted
the darkness and blight of the word
"incurabIe" from these hundreds of
thousands of cases of impaired
hearing.
All new patients applying for
treatment and all old patients re-
newtng treatment will be treated
UNTIL CURED at the uniform rate
of $5 u month, medicines included.
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fLoS>tE's FINE OUTLOOK.
'aneaa's New Ferry noat WIN rx-
ce@d Her Contract

80 ferry boat siassis. unsser cotasgrt4etgs,r
10 be used he wven 1uoeaa ah! Douglas
glass; W. Fs''eesi peg cantFact speed AZ
twelve knogs 81 boar. r. th-, t,rss.,,,r j., a.
cations are d trHe fofeeast 1'4,N vessel
haS bpv1 tskea &rsgnt the asv an s.,.sYst
Nshhiuatx runs. IN neatly al Of w5trh
an aeuT
over Tsifss-'ssa eaaTse. from Ak t~s;n+
Z" he West SEATTLE baey she avs~a ses.g
s~@tsc Knots fer q tissn. 80 - tslfle aszs
Than two naatirat ~ .fe- affAa,tTh A. VS.
0na"f only nin@tr pounS*t no<.sr r,7ess,3rss
The working pressure = f@s pounds
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tIt au.Iur MIL TRY.
ast~mpt 20 ne Made to Eauat the
seattf~'s Record

Arserss'ag ~ Cart Casae the steamer
N9usAfis'. whseh WI arrive rro.s7 SA~
fgsnrisfsn tntfzv - 50 @n tha Seattle
SSaGwsS *Uf. wti Gasks a. aseer.sfst ~
beat tAe ~,sntsf-fr3f, Fv~srrf : lays 4
hours arr = minutes rsAsfr - sSs, t..ss- ~
Seattle ARRIVING Spn8ay p sas
Tae NEssesi8t wSii gsaset or - easaA
sofse8s1se re ne Seattle. wssS1ng ~ ssesss
fsetwg@ss 1eFn s~A sHe ~ssssterss tvy-ss~ssse
s4se afss Szif fNsse kare ~ .,'s}ssk sslnsAy
nsEAs
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rcrts. ard ncs between JuneAu ard S1ax-
way. N Was ~ frat contemplated Tha
The burning Sis <zrers<nc@z szss NOVEMBER.
AID Vi. not be ready for sailing l. isss
than two wrecks.
Although tie Utopia peocse were Ecs re-
Presented as ire rsest.1x that established
2 aEsform kcAs11l@ IT rates sew weeks
ago. they VII sraa4asa4a the standard. Capt
Jensen. f1rrssriy pssoe es TIE sttarasr Eo-
Ctcr5n~
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Concerning
Theatrical
Matters.

morning There he may engage In the
theatrical business again.
There have been first-class companies
at Portland during the season, he con-
tinued. land they have played TO good
business. The attendance AT the theaters
has increased. 1t Is about time that some
over there for the managers have had
struggle during the past few years. There
are Very few theatsrs on the Coast that
have done more than pay expenses, while
I might mention several which have run
so far into debt that there - no land In
sight.
"The cause OF the decadence is difficult
to find. unless We assume that the hard
times are responsible for IL. But ii may
be that the innumerable farce comedies.
utterly worthless horse plays. pushed OF
on the West during the past four years,
are accountable for the lack Of interest in
matters dramatic. The public has become
very tired of aggregatons OF legs and
knockabout comedians who san around
the West under a New York date line.
with no recommendation save the flaming
posters and the idiocy OF the performance.
Managers who have asked the pa ,iic
to pay s.. so or 81 for seats TO these affairs
should not now complain If the same pub
lie will not fiji their theaters TO see really
neritorious performances. Pacific coast
managers have wrought their own I'M
doing.
w J. Parkinson. whc halls from many
parts of Washington, was at the Hotel
Seattle yesterday, having returned from
a business trip to Sedro- wooiley.
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DECK LOAD SWEPT AWAY.
Transport Chester strikes Heavy
Weather OF Florida

PALM BEACH. Fla. Jan. si.-~The
transport Chester, with the Thirty-first
Michigan. bound for Cuba has touched
here. reporting the loss OF her deckioad
IN heavy sea or north Florida The
Chester was not seriously Injured. The
articles lost include cots and other equip
ment.
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times In the tenth he put Williams down
three times with blowg OH the law but
did not put him cut. Corporal Wilson
considering that the affair was becoming
brutal. stopped tbs fight, and the referee
ia y oonneN. gave the decision 10 Moss
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-02-01

STEAMER SEHOwr
For sale by O. r. < y. Co. Easv terms
Price soT. For particulars apply 10 I, p
Ills, SIS FIRST avenue. 40
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cities IN the state.
Merca"t Mr. Forde and
Of George Fl. Ellis are
proprietofs of the
Republic Trading
2---------Q Company, the Luin-
isso,, Trading Company and the Oroyille
Trading Company. at each enc o. these
towns The, DO probably the largest ousi-
ness IN the camp. 49,,
There ars now az Republic about 400
people" said he last evening. Tnat is
conservative estimate. In addition there
IL a floating population or from 40 10 Wy.
Eighteen months ago there was pracAsat-
ly nothing at the camp. II mas grown 10
Its present Importance s-nce lha, anie,
There does not seem TO be ANY doubt tnat
il will continue 10 grow wonderfully, Tor.
IL should be understood that 70 the pres
ent time there is but one paying mine al
the eamyS-Rapuhltc itself. The present
population Is due to the production OF Re-
pubic and the prvspectors who have been
on the ground. In time there will be other
dividend payers. That Is what the fut1rs
Of the town depends on.
There will be sufficient machinery put
I'd IN the mine tomorrow At the Mountain
Lion 10 give IL a standing, making X pos
sible to describe the property as mime
They will put in compressors and other
machinery. The ore OF the Mountain Lion
has assayed SIS per to9- Now II 1t con-
tinues at such rate me property WALL De
a dividend payer within a very short time.
The San Poll and the Ben Hur are two
others SO far along IN their development
work that they may be called mines 1use
as soon as machinery shall have been
placed The public should not run away
with the idea that everything bearing n
name up there - a mine. They are pros
poets. II they were mines the stock would
not be selling az from TO 50 cents pei
snare. Republic Is a mine and its stock
Is above s. per share. The time 70 make
money at mining speculation Is before sur
fic.ent work nas been done 10 make the
properties dividend-payers After they
have reached that stage tha stock goes up
Just az has the Republic"
1.-THE theatrical season at Portland has
been very good during the past winter"
said W. s. Ford at the Rainier-GraEd yes
terday Mr.. Ford was manager OF the
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AFTER TuE maIxu.m arrs,s
capt t"i7e Going >ershwara to see
What lie can Find

CAPT =. 2 fakae Is sfusseeas asa e.. -
rsepaFsGs To leave far nHssbks sslans -.
Gay 20 see shat Pc car sessate- fr.sts, fg,,
Wreck 0f 5ae steamer tsrixaas.r sFs.e rs
hesaljIse, syvu ssss~< fs5s srrs.1 kfr,s, ass-.-s
tas ave oiaSr arts l&s 1t essafy s. ~ e,1ss.
nsSs NIL - taken
Its ffzxeeaa wsrt cm a Ys4f ~ Asisahke
Island several months * asass after gsstgea.
there aatt eaT&e .hts sgensh hFrkA sse 49,
~Hs'f ~ IRE Nss lUE1. = & believed rbae Avv
engfae Se3 other mach lBezw cAn ~ saved
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Returning KIoniiker= on the Cottars
CITY brought the news that Mrs JACK
T1nmons, wife of the restaurant man nd
old-ttmer OF the Yukon, has died at Daw-
son.
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THE PASSING IHRONG.

r. T.. Fcrde. q merchant of Repcone.
who IL At the Rsinser-Srand. - firm Ia the
belief that the mining town OF winch 90
much has been heard will soon become
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FINER To He REPAIRED.
VIII 8s Laid Up six Weeks With
Nothing ia Her Place

Steamer Fsygr -. - taks1 cf- ~ Sss,
:ls~ TyfssEssa FEsG th3s El8ash ID - las an
fissr ~ ~ weeks f1~ seN2zrs Sc w.ssf -
r@fFH wo rex boilers IS &98r a. f%s% = =.
HTtsskAs $T@ms ne East. which w{.E F~eas-
IS -gs9g0Ve nEF e.sws-,
= has ~ ves ee~n sessies. An. = a -
NsTe5 sNss there WI 30 nc sNas- rus ~
the F~y@vfs r2au ~A58e SO - las s,~ -
.asrs = sad - - not @r0asa b.1ssnssss
gCe ~ ASse - Tsrssrta 80 Y1assgsy f.
rw JOHNSON chronic s4xss a. .r.-s.,
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They have some
very energetic men
up there" said he
yesterday afternoon.
land they have quite
a pushing. lively
gattx. vTxxc ne ~ &.
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rrora> ro wrs rRoa ,ts.ms.
Another Steamer Nstt seae he ia
s-afs.e-ShaGw~v Trade

TIE evners - SAe ~trs~#sr fsyNsxs have a.
lsst stosssss tNAf tseSs~ weasel rheH r. frse
ths nm sagsee1 here ss4 s.y~a -
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Sedro-
WoOliey Ii
Energetic.


commenced operations again for the sea-
gin very soon.
THE old rivalry between the two towns.
which 20 some extent retarded their prog
Now they are pulling together instead OF
asunder. As result their growth will
be more rapid and substantial"
Black Patti. or Madame NJ. Sisseretta
Jones. as she ia known to private life, is
at the Hotel Butler with seyera, other
leading members Of the company.
Mrs. Jones Is one Of the veal Ehiest wo-
men on the stage. Notwithstan ling her
color which has made il the more Diff
cut for her 10 advar.e In the theatrical
business, she has made much more money
than the average actress or singer She
owns "a fine home at Providence and has
other property
Our business has been increasing for
the past four years said r.. Noelckel
tro'sba9ours. yesterday Ever since the
organization Of the company il Eas done
a large business. There has been an in
crease OF one-third over the season of
is27-1&ts. In Minneapolis. Detroit and
Spokane We have Just broken their rec
oTds of receipts
So far as / can Tecollect Black Patti
Is the only co.ored person who has guc-
cesSfuily starred. l don't remember any
other. She adopted the name. Blk Patti
NJ the Instance OF the New York Worls
in 1857 The paper spoke very highly az
her and used the name In descrih ng her
IL persisted in using the naEae until other
TewSra pers took Il up Consequently H.
use vas continued
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WHEN in Seattle ever night or on shan,
ping expedition. make sas RaInfer-Csrar9
your 5oTpa, American ana Eurcussn pa,
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Dell Hart. the well known eOkanosan
mining man. who has been here for serna
months, left on the Cottage City yester~
day 10 examine gold quartz mining nros,-
ert.eS near Wraugeb
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new Park tIeatcr at
Portland. and he has
many companies on
the road over the
West. He left for
juneau on the Cot
tage City Yesterday
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STEAMER Humboldt wasch her TINA
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HOME TREATMENT BY MAIL

Patients who live 1T . distance
can be treated with perfect sueeeee
by the aid of the Copeland syDDs
tom blank, sent free on appllcatisA
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-02-01

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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-02-01

one Of the largest
cities IN sha state.
Mr.. Eorde and
George Fl. Ellis are
proprietofs of the
Republic Trading
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-02-01

1.-THE theatrical season at Portland has
been very good during the past winter"
said w. s. Ford at the RainierGraEd yes
tsrday. Mr.. Ford was manager OF the
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1899-06-21
)toI1eye[ 5
SPECIAL
SALE,
Saturday, June "a.
Only on this day.
One lot of shirt waists, this day 43 c.
One lot of shirt waists, this day So c.
One lot OF shirt waists, this day rs c.
RENE mber these goods are worth from
SO cts. to $1.25
SUMMER
Dress Goods,

200 yds. different patterns, DIMITY,
on this day only, cts.
It is worth from to 10 cts.
200 yds. better quality, good styles,
DIMITY, on this day only, cts.
Former price, IA cts.
800 yds. fine ORGANDIES, on Satur-
day only, 13 cts.
The finest pattern, call and see them
and you will buy them. They have
been sold at 20 cts. yd