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The evening times., 1899-03-22
LANSBURGH & BRO,
New
Shell
Combs.
EXCELLENT
SHOWING
OF

Imitation Shell Combs. 1t would
be impossible to distinguish them
from the real tortoise. Three of
the newest pompadour styles.
Worth from CSC to 4Sc. Sold at
special price this week
25c.
Extra fine Empire Combs, care
fully finished teeth and beveled
tops-the kind which usually re-
tails at 4Sc. Our price
25c.
Side Combs, so much worn, i'm
itation shell. Four of the most
popular shapes. well made and
strong. Sold regularly at 38c.
Our price
The evening times., 1899-03-22
Not n PugiIist.

From the Cleveland Plain Dealer.l
why, Johnnie, you've got big lump ON your
heads Have you been fighting againg''
'fighting2 Me? ! guess not
But somebody struck you''
Nobody struck me; il wuzn't fightin' at all.
lt accident
AN accidenty'
yep; 1 had Just trun Tommie Scanlon down,
mn was sittin' on him, an / forgot to hold
his feet
The evening times., 1899-03-22
The Eugene Field Primer.

"The Tribune Primer written by Eugene
Field, while employed the editorial staff Of
the Denver Tribune (the last copy OF the
original edition OF hch purchased a few
weeks ago for Sl50>, has been reprinted AZ Sc
dsia, No, and is being sold In the interest OF
the Field Monument, which II is proposed
TO erect at Columbia. Mo. Single copies, p
cent?. Apply TO ]. West Goodwin, Secretary and
Treasurer, Monument Association, Sedaiia, No
mhIE-lmo
The evening times., 1899-03-22

piled with drugs and medicines free of
charge.
Mr.. Tapp is worth 500 600, is an inde-
pendent Republican, and may win.
The evening times., 1899-03-22

Mr.. and Mrs. James Cecil Hooe who
are spending a portion of their honey
moon in Washington, are guests of Mrs.
Hearst.
The evening times., 1899-03-22

The ladies in charge of the Diet Kitchen
will give a tea at the Kitchen 9O4 Tenth
Street northwest, next Saturday afternoon
The invited guests will be the physicians
of the city. whom the managers are de-
sirous should know all about the little
kitchen and the practical blessing it is
to the invalid poor.
The evening times., 1899-03-22

The Maryland Society of the Colonial
Danes of America have cards out for the
pewter show which they will hold in Bal
timore on Colonist Day March %.
The evening times., 1899-03-22
A MINUTES SOCIAL CHAT.


Yesterday was Va gala day at the Rus
sian Embassy, when its young chatelaine,
Mile. Cassini, the greatniece and adopted
daughter of the ambassador attained her
seventeenth birthday. An exquisitely
dainty luncheon was one of the festivities
of the day that marked the happy occas-
ion, the guests being the Misses Hay, Miss
Audrey Pauncefote,i Miss McKenna, Miss
Ashton, Miss Marjorie Mott, Miss Daisy
Wilson, and Miss Keyser, of Baltimore
The Ambassador and Mile. Cassini also en-
tertained at a dinner of eighteen covers
The guests irclr;sd the French Ambassa-
dor, Miss Pauncefote, the Misses Horst
mann, Miss Emory, Miss WalIach Miss
Ashton, Baron Riedl Mr.. Bland. Mr.
Taigny of the French Embassy, Mr.. Zele-
noy, and Mr.. Rojestnensky of the Russian
Ambassadors official suite.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. NJ. Bishop held a re-
ception at the Cairo last night to meet
DR.. J. H. Kellogg, OF Battle Creek Mich
The guests were received in the Chinese
parlor and a vegetarian collation. was serv-
ed later in the dining-room of the Cairo,
which was decorated with pink and white
flowers and palms. Music was contributed
by the Misses Kieckhoefer, who gave
number of masterly selections on the cello.
banjo, piano, and violin.
The evening times., 1899-03-22
2MhuMa6
The Dependable Store"
922, S24. 926, 92S 9TH St, run
ming through to 1916 X St
A days special selling i'm
white goods.

Tomorrows special prices will serve
double purpoSe-to make more OF you ac-
quainted with the advantages OF buying
here, and 10 give trade an unusual impe-
tus. They are worthy offerings-ful OF
saving and satisfaction
Choice Of a lot OF the most desirable
white stuf1s, consisting of fifty pieces CT
satin stripe novelties, twenty-five pieces of
check nainsook. and twenty-five pieces OF
plain white India linon-perfect qualities
such as usually sell for Sc to AlIC
1-2c yard-go for a day at-. f%4
Tomorrow we shall put on sale fifty
pieces of satin stripe Dimities. in three
different cords. narrow. medium. and wide
and also lot of pretty lace stripe lawns
which serve admirably as material for
summer costumss-frssh and new 7I/f
and actually worth 10e yard. for. ~
40-inch Victoria Lawns. the sheer fine
grade every woman will Appreciation
which every store asks Is cents yard
will go for days special selling 10I/C
dt ------.----...-.-.-- ..-------.- 'V/Z
Medium vale Pique. in light blue pink.
black, and white-fashion' favOrite fabric
for coming summer wear-a good strong
l9c value-will be offered tomor- 11HC
row at ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. w
The evening times., 1899-03-22

Walters ToothacheW Wax.
Instant cure. Price. 1Oc. All druggists. Ask
Tor and insist on Walters. Sure relief fe2S-3mo
The evening times., 1899-03-22
1000 Picture Frames.

In Gold, Bronze. Green, Fleni-
ish Wood, Dark Green, finished
with bead edge, mounted with glass
and mat, square or oval opening,
suitable for cabinet photos. includ-
ing eyelets. Special price
25c each.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-06-11

ADyER7IGINGe-O0ee hsus q a. pse.fnts-
hesnc<x bastnass 1Eas. nAflJ. =. unsti II q
q. eafs9sy hesra. oDsM - = - un1I ~ , =
t1Assised Advertisements foR fr&esxian fafsowsn9
E1snfnx VII Be received uD 70 - - D ~ Adsss-
ttssuseBtA UNDER clnmined hoad3nUs sfn b. tnasxt-
- NJ ths rste 1t cent vsrd each lWs<rftoE Pay
O<ns eiDays IN adSAoce No s6sextfaamen4n fSeafs-
ID fsf tess than = e9rax.
PCELdsHEkE NOTICE -TrsseIsne aeunas M
,. A. MeCleiisn. l. @. 8fxA<hzn and D. h. Loossix
City cnjtsc4nu are J. L. cashc4r<. r. + Hnwssy
EuFsns MCCARTHY. G. n A1cowan. e n ee<aen
snd r. A. willis Postmzstess evefywAers ore ear
aEeHta Pay mors- oniy 10 these and 70 oxx resa-
d<ns Agents IN The vsrfox eiases asd savss II tie
Northwest
REwARD.-T.n dsliars win Be paid ssr info.sas,
ton leading - the eeuvestoa n any pessm stealing
esyss q this paper delivered 70 ssbscz<Aen IN -
attic.
ADyERTisERs.-chsaess far sAyer1s>uests IN
The oaDAay F0st-fntsiziesuceF D. fugpashod hy
O'Clock hAtrrday Adseyttysmenes pfn b feeesy.
81 q lsnaeh o1<ss Of the eess-InsAilgaooes
TACOMA BCkGAU.-ko. lin PactAc ssesna. G.
oLYNrIA.--lnB Msss sssse O. C. ws.ass6v.
Agent
EvERETT-P K L1w1A
sPOk1NE.-BHsocA cases. rsso n. Wsvsrtsu
btoek. c~nH nissr1ds ssd Mn: selspheae n !.
POET T0wNsEID -WnNaa A. Psss4w.
kKLLINGnAM kAYs-Nsw WhsxeoaL DnS1Ds
Guis mnnn40.
vIOTORlA. =. C.-Enaa Csapssa
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-06-11


NOW It's hot. you want hot weather ar
ticies.
Fly Traps. l5c.
Tanglefoot Fly Paper. double sheets
for Ice.
Window Screens. from iSc up.
Screen Doors. complete. Q.oo.
Screen Cloth by the yard.
Poultry Netting by the yard.
Garden Hose, 80 feet. 81 IS and up.
Garden Sets, hoe. rake and spade, Toe
and Up.
Garden Hoes Soc and I'D.
Garden Rakes. sc and up
Grass Hook. sc.
Sprinklers. loc and ND.
Screen Dish Covers. sc. Sc. loc and up.
Hammocks for the baby. Sc.
Hammocks. full size. s5c and up.
Bird Cages. a5c and up.
Feather Busters. ioc and up.
Croquet Sets. &c and up.
Fishing Tackle that will catch fish.
COON BROS. l{17 Second ave.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-06-11
AUCTION SALES.

AUCTION sale % furniture the contents
90 s-foorn hous@ Bsckerron A. Dewitt
Will sell on the premises. va Siuta ave-
rue south. on Tuesday June II at IL
O'Clock sharp b~d sets. srrsngs moss
mattresses. pil!ows bedding. rarior
sUsf. couch rockers extension table
dining chairs sl6eboard wardrobe car
pets, bedding coax range. toilet sets. etc
Take TsSi~S car
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-06-11
Personal.

L. 5. GOVERNMENT goods. nothing bet
Ter FER Alaska. timber country and hart
Fuiks cav2+sS trousers. doIoss over
seat. E.Ts. dyed back. Sc. Gen Miles
Storm ara coss weather hood coats s. 50:
army black wool hats. &c. navy under
shirts s.. government tents, sxS. s.:
Springfield cArasnex. s.. cyersairss a.
strictly al wocs- Kirk i.s7 F!rss ay-
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-06-11
FACIAL BLEMrsuEs-xsser Az. years.

FACIAL DEMONSTRATION Ave years
successful Portland practice. take
pleasure IN announcing to ladies and
gentlemen of Seattle have removed my
office to Seattle treat all kinds skin
diseases and facial blemtshes, superi.a-
Gus hair, moles, warts. oirthmarks.
scars. red veins. etc. removed by elece
tric needles: no marks: absolutely pain
less; also wrinkles. pimples, moths. ring
worms. olackheads. pockmarxs. eczema
and over 80 other skin diseases treated
by electricity. Besides being a regular
am postgraduate OF DR.. Leclanches in-
stttute dermatologique. Paris, and DIR.
John ii. Woodbury's Dermatologtcal in
stftute. New York. Diplomas can be seen
on Coast. Permanent cure guaranteed.
one to four treatments. Charges, 81 TO
$25o. The Paris and New York MEDICAL
street. Phone. White e. Between Fifth
and Sixth
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WANT ADS.

Advertisements unAoe any
hso11nO n elasaiAsl eol0Dns,
H = word eaah insePfieny ain-
Anu0 charge. NE. C1assaAeA
advertisements running enc
, Hsnfh without change ~ csDy,
o1.8O Der 1tns (seven words
count - l1ne1. On three
neaths' order, ef.S6 per Haze
Des month, sn sax asaths' eR-
J Ass. oi.3o Dss iiae per aossh,
- yearly order, 81 per 1ias
per Denth.
Observation-Disclosures,
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-06-11

AGESTS-sloe weekly and expenses quar-
antee5 good men 10 sell Arctic refrtger-
ating machines for cooling resrfgerators.
tndestrucfibls. everlasting. every owner
OF q refrigerator buys them, a. the saw
ing Of Ice In one month mere than pays
for machine have over s,1gp In use: leo
testimonials from leading merchants OF
the l.. g.. greatest monopoly ever offered
agents. DO competition: exclusive terri
tory assigned good salesmen; write today
taken. Arctic Refr.gerating Co.. Cincin-
natl o
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-06-11


SPECIAL excurslons-The elegant steam
or ''sksg sit Chief has Just been RENTED
throughout for special excursion boat,
being entirely reprinted. and a new cleo
trio light Pant installed. This steamer is
now open for hire for excursions for pub
lie and private parties. both for daylight
and evening excursions. at reasonable
rates For further Information and rates
call or write 10 Seattle Excursion Com
pany. at the Canadian ticket once. Cos
First avenue.
SY kCftI. INFORMATION FURNISHED
manufacturers business houses and pub
lie men BY the Press Clipping Bureau
tAIlens} roesn ~ Mckay building Port
land or. Elmer A. Friend. agent sgs
Bailey building. phone. Black lssl.
COMPASSIONATE are row prepared 20
Go composition for the trade tany meas
urs} In Ss1caTeti. Mfnfon, BREWER and
Lcng Primer. Satisfaction guaranteed.
Cali or address Post-Inteli!gencer. Seat
tie
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-06-11
BUSINESS CHANCES,

FOR SAI4E-Good frame store bulldine
with hall alcove. bringing so q moaiS
rent: owner In eastern part OF the s<711
and must have money. great bAreA,p
Spectator. come early Monday moral
X you mean business and want i ~
gain: but don't come X you must skpl4
over 1t week or two. for we arr
busy to waste time on you.
SPENCER 4 Co. sill First Az
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-06-11

Statesmen te ssh perfumes sa4iss seacs
etc. 20 Asssef<, sias; aaos thas and sx-
tssssss expcsz&DsN unnecessary, F.agae-
perfsTesy Go. -. lsuls. Ns
A T3fer wanted faf a. A. +. encS esrssz sss ka
this csfs iar Ssh INST .fsews asxx Ta@<-
DAY AZ ntncStey hs9ck ~ =. IA. Ev 81
der 81 Committee.
WA>TETs~-Am ln1astYseas xeang man q
good hakAts 10 assss. Bartender Hotel
Batter Grill Wcsaa-
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-06-11

SPLENDID business chance. 20 restaueoot
keepers and others, to rent the reefnnPs
ant Of the Queens hotel In the flourtaN1l
city OF Nanaimo: also Is furnished rodif
can be rented separately or togUtAH
Apply box ~. Nanaimo.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-06-11

COAL MINERS accustomed 70 pitching
veins can always find steady work At
geed wages At the Tesla mines. Ala
media county. CAL. married men with
families preferred. for whom there are
good accommodations. San Francisco
and San Joaquin Coal Co. a. Montgom-
cry street, San Francisco: r. n. Norton.
superintendent.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-06-11

REPUBLIC-If you wish reliable tn4tes
nation in regard to real estate. e.
or mining property at Republic e e
the reservation. write to c. A. H1afo2
real estate. mines and Insurance. -
public, Wash. sa
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-06-11

FOR SALE--A paint. wallpaper and q
store In good Washington town: 1tee
and fixtures. &,0o0; clear OF all tndotto
ness; good reasons for selling. Addxun
1. w. Sutton & Son. Station B. Portlaa4
Or. -
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HELP wANrEu-wAl.E-

MIN. ~esslA = position al 81 weekly On
elegantly furnished passenger tfaiuss
travelling fsxatn coast a. css.s s< an 84s-
rfuSesnsat over year present position
his Is Within year reach We teach saS
barber sras5e IN fac nsestas ans Rave tas.
made ARRANGEMENTS RI ps&cA graduates
on Through sfasns. We centred Fsssne
einsr kasd tahw fey ouF students Cats-
logae rsse. Meteg lkssSSr k'1llege. san
Francisco, Cal
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-06-11

The following letters awAit sdvsrtissrs
at this Office;
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EXPERIENCED Office man would buy u
terest In some well-esta blished. pru1t&
able business. name references A14
nature OF business: principals cnly -
apply. X 100. care observation-disclosures.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-06-11

SALOON--Ciood location. cheap rent: eiGne
months license; 81. 40. one-haif cash ba}s
afice easy. good reasons for selling A.
TO p. m.
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WHO wants money making hotel; centrql
location. Is rooms. finely furnished. mod
ern conyenfeDces: owner has reasons IT
selling. Address u 60. care Poxt-Int1lns
Eencer
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-06-11

LADIES attention. beg to inform you
have opened firs;-class dress-makinG par
Tor at 22A First avenue, years OF ex-
perience in New York and Chicago with
one OF the leading modistes OF the coun-
try. enable me TO assure you OF the best
work and latest designs: not only guar
antee perfect fit. but design; using the
Mcdowell system: satisfaction guaran-
teed; will suggest and purchase for and
with you. Trusting a part of your patron
age. / solicit call. Mrs NJ. w. Lewis,
224 First avenue.
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WEEKLY profits; don't lose the char
moneS can be doubled every month r
wheat. stocks and cotton. We pay NET
every fifteen days 70 clients: our plan 9
ticulars, free 10 any address C1
Mackey q Co.. . Broadway, ". 7. -
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-06-11

L. 3. army. abis-6odied
unmarried men between ages Of II and
g, citizens OF the United States. OF
good character and temperate habits.
who can speak. read and write En-
giish. Fer information apply to recruit
Ing officer, Pioneer block. First avenue
and James street. Seattle Wash
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-06-11

FOR RENT-Room for one or two gentle
men. furnished or unfurnfshed: very de
sirable; references exchanged. Phone.
Pink 92S.
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SEE our snaps II you want to bur =
rooming house. grocery. cigar sts14
bakery, restaurant or saloon; x ~
We deal exclusively In bargains q
make quick sales. Bridges q Co. 6
New York building
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DON'T forget to attend auction salo e
furniture at 30 Ninth avenue south g
Tuesday. June Ii. at II o'clock Hon1
auction notice. Bickerton & DEWITT
auctionecrs
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DON'T miss grand ball, Ranke hall. Fifth
avenue and Pike street. Tuesday evening
June l3 the ueaal excellent music viii
be In attendance. Admission. gentlemen
Is cents; ladies, 10 cent?
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SAFE, sure. steady: we have paid -
cent. weekly for over six years steadily
no risk: deposits guaranteed. For fo1s
ticuIars call or address Security SsN|n61
Society. Security building. Chicago.
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FOR RENT-Furnished room: piano and
telephone: will take piano instructions as
part payment Address l. 20. care Post
1ntelligencer
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FOR SALE-Special snap well furnishe1
downtown small rooming house, on go
hoor: leaving the city cause Of sale: ~
this at once. Morgan's exchange, III
Third.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-01-29
STANLEY N TOPEKA

\ recent visitor 70 Topeka says: This
Is the way the governor puts in his day:
Right after breakfast ne goes 10 his Of
free and finds the reception room crowded
with people. From that time until the
hour If closing he never has q moment
70 himself. There Is the politician who
wants an Office for himself or a friend.
the "knocker.' who tries TO blacken the
character of candidate VINO has
chance. the devoted wife who wants
pardon for a brute Of husband in the
penLtenuary. q delegation from shawnee
county demanding q l9t OF jobs. three del
ega-ions from N'yanGotte each after
place and each abusing the oth-r two. the
old friend who just vans 20 talk r min
ute and who STAYS haif hour the So
Ncicor for a church who wants a c0utribu-
ton, the statesman from P0dunk town
ship 10 whose efforts the governor owes
his election. the man with a breath fav-
ored with whisky and onions who insists
on getting c-oss to the governors ear
and nose. the co.ored leader by whose 81
forts the black Republicans were held in
line, the white man who would ike % be
railroad commizsioner. guard at the peui-
any other old thing.
It might be thought that afer a day
spent receiving, entertaining and keeping
in good hUmor all these kinds Of people.
the governor would get a quiet evening
bur he doesn't. After supper his intimate
friends try % tel him what ne ought 10
do. and the big statesmen LAY down on
him for this OF thar policy. until Mrs.
Stanley interferes and gets her h0n0red
husband to rest-5ut not much rest. Tn
the still hours about midnight the COVER
nor has his only time TO quietly think
and 20 consider the really important
questions watch are before the state gov
eminent. This is gone through with day
after day, and all the while the governor
has no home except a couple Of rooms. at
the Copeland and a salary not near as
large as he could make practicing law a.
Wichita
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-01-29
YANkINE TIE POPE

The motormau has the best opportunity
in the world 20 study human nature, and
20 note the i5i0syucracies Of people who
travel on the street car lines. One Of the
Topeka avenue drivers rs an acute stu
dent Of the often ludicrous whims Of his
passengers and gets great delight in
watching for them. One almost invariable
and iuexplicable freak Of the travelling
public is to make sure Of stopping the car
10 get off even though one or Two. or per
haps three. others have already runs 70
stop. For instance, one afternoon last
week three ladies desired 70 get off at
Central avenue. Midway Of that block one
lady rang the bell Within a few feet
another gave Il a vicious yank, and on
the cross walk the third took hold and
nearly pulled the cord out Of the ringer.
One Of those rings was sufficient 70 let
all three off. but each felt It was her
only chance and especial privileges 10 give
Il a separate and distinct jerk. Four
blocks north, on this same car, two ladies
and a man desired 10 atight, AID the same
strange and unaccouutable performance
was. repea tads All N their turn reached
up and. taking an afectioHate grasp. on
the rope. jerked the staples nearly out OF
the bell frame. When the last passenger
had left the car the cynical motornlan,
with a smile OF mingled amusement and
pity, remarked softly TO himself: Yes
that IS right; YOU hays all paid YOUR nickel
and are entitled to the privilege OF yank-
ing that bell rome Il you want to-
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-01-29

The new drinking fountain up in the
park is quite an innovation n its line and
10 the timid and untutored aboriginal Of a
city. who never drank from the spout OF
an old wooden pump. the question ot OBJ
tanning liquid refreshment becomes a Sc
rlous,one.
The fountain is in the form OF a large
iron bowl of antique pattern, upon the
top OF a pedestal. the rim of the bowl be
ing about five fees high Upon three
points just inside and above the edge Of
this bowl are three little jets Of water
bubbiins up from neatly plated orihces,
and these little jets raise about an inch
high only making a little pyramid Of
water AT each place where one can drink
10y simply placing his or her mouth over
The top Of one OF these little Jets. and a
more dainty manner Of obtaining a drink
cannot be imagined.
L is indeed picture ID see q pretty
woman lean over the edge Of this Oriental
vase and touch her lips 70 the little spout
Of bubblinE water. eyes cast downward
hands within a muff. In this pose and un-
graceful prtse Of the body is scarcely pos
siale. and snap shots like this VIII occupy
no small place in tho collection Of every
habitue Of the camera disease long before
the Fourth Of july.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-01-29

You can waste health without know
Ing il. and poor health almost always
begins in the kidneys.
The most important organs - the whole
body are the Kidneys.
They filter your blood and keep Il pure.
People are apt to believe that kidney
disease IS rather a rare disease. bdt re-
cent discoveries have proved that 8, Is a
most common trouble indeed.
And the proof OF this =. that most DIS
eases. perhaps X per cent. are caused IN
the beginning by disorders OF the kidneys.
You can't be sick Z your blood IS pure.
free from kidney-poison and diseaso-breed-
ing germs
Your kidneys should keep = 50. That's
what they are there for. And as long
as they are well. they perform their duties
with thoroughneSs and dispatch.
You are well when your kidneys are.
Tr. Kilmer's Swamp-Root the great KID
nsy remedy. viii make your kidneys well
when they are sick.
Kidney trouble often comes from over
work or over-exertiou. From exposing
them 10 cold ard other weakening infiu-
ences. from lifting or strain. worrying.
From over-eAting or overwhelming AL
these things weaken your kidneys and
poisonous germs begin 20 creep into your
blood.
Il is a. just such times that Dr. XII
mer's Swsmp-Root Is needed