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The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1899-03-28

We will sell the best gas mantle made for
is cents until we move to our new store room.
S-2S.tf E. B. BRUAnI
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1899-03-28

A complete line of Easter candies at
"Girvin's." Strictly fresh. s-2s4t
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1899-03-28

We make our own chocolate eggs. Leave
your orders early to avoid the rush. Kem-
merers, wholesale and retail 3-27-6t
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1899-03-28

Don't miss "Girvin's" display of Easter
baskets and candies. 3-2s.4t
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1899-03-28

You will find the largest and most select
stock of Easter baskets, rabbits and eggs Of
every description and size at Kemmerers.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1899-03-28
Rev. Buck Resigns.

Names put on eggs free of charge at NJ. L.
Kemmerer's. 3-27-6t
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1899-03-28

Easter cards and booklets at Hooks &
Browns. 3-25-7t
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1899-03-28

Bean soup will be served, free, to all pa
irons tonight,
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1899-03-28

Coco Argoline, the genuine article, for sale
at Kirlins drug store. lO-0-u
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1899-03-28
PansInns Granted.

Bauser's, Chestnut & Cherry streets.
Fresh and smoked meats, butter and eggs
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1899-03-28

The coming Of Easter is preceded by the
arrival OF Easter millinery. This seasons line
is more extensive and fetching than ever before.
All the Metropolitan, indeed Cosmopolitan, ideas
are set forth in every detail. Our prices we
guarantee are the lowest and our assortment
the largest In the county. You don't need TO go
out Of town 20 purchase your spring hat or
bonnet, for you have an opportunity 30 choose
from thousands Of ready trimmed hA.s al the
right prices.
WE HAVE-MoFe trimmed hats untrimmed
hats, sailors, walking hats, flowers, and orna-
ments, more Of every thing in the millinery
/ line than any three nillineries IN this county
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1899-03-28

Easter baskets all sizes and prices at Hooks
& Browns. 3-25-7t
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1899-03-28

Leave your orders for named Easter eggs at
Hooks & Browns. 3-25-7t
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1899-03-28

The members of Lady Harrison Lodge
No. IS, A. P. l.. A., tender vote of thanks
to all who participated in the social held in
their lodge room last night, including the
Cooper party. The bracelet was won by
Miss Katie Dodson. THE COMMITTEE.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1899-03-28

Our watch repairing is always reliable and
is accompanied by a one-year guarantee
Orkin's jewelry store. If
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WEEKS.


Pea soup, free, tonight. Cold lunch, {
II a m
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1899-03-28

Our watch repairing and our prices are un-
equalled. Orkin's jewelry store. If
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1899-03-28

Easter baskets from cents up to five dol
lars at Kemmerer's. 3-27-6t
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1899-03-28
A Hit for Coughs and Colds.

WhatP Pan-Tins, 25c. At Gruhler Bros,
drug store.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1899-03-28
JEWELRY, SILVERWARE, OPTICAL GOODS, CLOCKS,
WATCHES, MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS.

We have goods arriving daily from stock is
always inspection and such with the approba
patrons Besides tempting designs constantly
offer prices is the greatest drawing card.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1899-03-28
FREE LUNCHES TONIGHT.
BICkERTs s

Special free lunch tonight, Fish cakes
tomorrow morning.
HENTZ's.
Hot lunch, free, tonight. Cold lunch to-
morrow morning.
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SPECIAL This WEEK.

We can supply your silk wants here from a
silk stock that has few equals You will say
so too when you have seen the line.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-09-01
IlTl0N'S PURSE Is Full.
TREASURY HOW CONTAINS m00D
GOLD TnAs BvBa D9voa2


WARRINGTON. Aas. u.--Todsy's treas
usy statement shows that the net amount
of gold On hand II NJ. s0i. This In the
largest amount on hand ~ one time In the
history Of The department. thu next larg-
est having been tess.S73,0cs. on December
u. iDe. This situation n accounted tor BY
the fact thse during the last two weeks or
more the revenues Of the government. Of
which from - 20 - per cert. are paid In
gold. have largely excscded the sxpendi-
tureA
AZ New York the customs receipts. with
the exception OF from 10 10 per cent. are
al being paid In gold. and ss other i'm
poStAnt points the excess Of gold has been
nearly ~ quito ~ large.
The receipts today exceeded thu expen-
dtturcs BY q. >SQ ~. and for the month the
sxcess amounts TO nearly N.bp.0o. Since
July ]. however. = dsncit In shown Of
N.00,G "a. The total receipts for tho month
are t9.Ta,i 75. Of which e2D.J6.W7 came
from customa ~ ~ 80 from internal rev.
enuc and G,is%.tss from miscellaneous
sources.
The expenditures amounted 10 S4s.sis.ooe.
OF which ei\.SsI 90 was charged 10 ihs war
department. N.6esoo0 10 the navy. Si3.ia0.-
90 TO pensons. and the remainder TO civil
and miscellaneous. interest and Indian &C.
counts.
For August last year tho payments 10
thu war department amounted 10 o24.0i5.s3S.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-09-01
ssE WILL SUE A0UINALDO.
Astsehs, The Filipino Patriot. aayo
He HAS Bees WP0sge1.

VANCOUVER. -. c., Aus. M.--Orientai
advicea received here say that Isabella
Artacho. the Filipino who was associated
with Emilio Aguinaldo In signing the
treaty Of Hiach.nM- Buto. and who was
aftcrward Imprisoned by Aguinaldo. has
Artacho got into Aguinaido's black books
over the Spanish purchase money. He
was sentenced to death by Aguinaido
but native generals, In whose hands he
was placed, fearing hts execution would
ALLEVIATE the sympathy Of many Of the
Tagalo supporters of the insurrection. re-
fused to carry thu order into effect.
Artacho has Q sincere love ~ his coun.
try. a. Aguinaldc pretcnds, but he r. ~
opinion that the insurgents arc not jus
tif'ed In their present attitude towards
the Americana. He considers II n mis-.
take that the United States government
through congress made no definite dec
laratlon ~ policy In regard 20 the future
of the Philippine islands. ~ hitherto doc.
larations, even n regarded M official
have not emnnated from the central gov
eminent In Washington.
He says that tho proclamation BY the
commission has been well received bv tho
thinking people ana tho educated classes.
hut that tho common people. led by the
Agiirnido- Mabini. Palermo faction. listen
10 no proriamntions and Judge not what
injury their conduct Ia working 20 their
country. In tho whole ~ the district he
tween Las PinAs and linus people wore
tired OF tho insurrectIon. and nj linus
the American forces 10 advance and cc-
cupy tho town.
Artacho intends 20 raise an action In tho
supreme court 81 Hongkong ~ obtain
from the tunta pAtrtotica his share OF the
niach- mn -uato money
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-09-01
MARINE COMMERCE GROWS.
nECOaUo Snow MORE
SAILORS AaE COMING aEaB.
The Leeel nesDlssl, New - Chasgs
% . Regular LIns O0css, Treats
l,1l5 Cases This Ysas-lnsseass %
llS Over the Pyev1sss YssS.

Among tho various criterions taken -
indicative OF the marine commerce OF q
port are tho records Of . marine hospital.
A little over twelve years ago branch Of
flee Of the United States marine hospital
service was established In Seattle. with
Dr. James n. Eaxiespn In charge. From
= miniature institution at that time II
has grown until the of'iciai report for tho
fiscal year ending June o. iSoe. when II
ranked ~ tenth In tho United States no far
N the number Of cases treated IN con.
cerned, and sixth a. TO the number treated
In the hospital. The figures for the fiscal
year ending June 10. i@s. viii place the
institution sin further up on tho ladder.
The service II for tho treatment OF marine
keepers Of lighthouses seamen OF the Mis-
eisoippi river commission seamen and
keepsru OF the engineer corps service and
OF the life-nving service Tho number
Of patients applying for treatment Ii reg
ulated by tho number Of sailors. officers
and keepers entering or leaving port, and
consequently any growth II indicative Of
. comparative growth oe marine commerce.
The present oflcer In charge n DR.. Las.
lie Il Lumsden. Prior 10 March 81 last Il
was rated m third-class station. On that
date its rating was changed 10 the second
class, and. according 10 the rules Of the
department, q regular line oflicer was re-
Quired 10 be constantly on duty. 10 II was
that DIR. EaGieson resumed his private
practice and the incumbent took charge.
To June n. lss6. l.l30 cases had hssen treat
ed IN the once Relief was Furnished to
2.0S7 In the once. To June -. 1872 n total
OF LAT cases werc treated In the ONCE. an
Increase OF 1iS over the previous year.
Tho marine hospital Tor this station N ut
Port Townsend. wnero all patients rcQuir-
ing hospital treatment and who are able
to travel are sent. Those whose condition
will not stand thA tourney are apnf IN ira
Providence hospital. In order to be eligible
to treatment an applicant must have been
engaged In some branch Of tho merchant
marine service within sixty days prior 10
his application. untess injured and re-
turned 20 this port by some foreign con-
sui. or II taken III or injured on board ship.
IN which cases the tinss of leaving service.
does not apply.
The object OF the establishment Of a ma
rine hospital In to foster and encourage
men 70 enter tho calling. and 10 indBeasc
tho marine commerce Of the country. A
great majority OF shose who apply for aid
are thankful while others treat II N q
matter wholly due them.
On the whole the Seattle branch Ia year
iy Increasing IN the demands made upon II.
showing that more merchant marine sail
ors are yearly entering this port. Tho
records show that fully two-thirds Of tho
men sent to thu general hospital at Fort
Townsend como from Seattle.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-09-01

buslne0. TAp hnsoes 80 cuxso cFsss
0snpd ne s0w1ses WIN Weax v1ru5gnce.
70 - scarcely - ovesesesnsss thns - lenDt
0.Ss vas dfstr1bussd among IN lndsnns
IN the mad pursuit - their wsrsa Capt
Ccnnsli Of the City % asassis. Uws "a -
hss calm opinion thas tne nu0ber 81
basness brought bsch a. hss steamer En-
eesdsd ~ four siDes she total traffic IN
shst inseFsssiag busnssD Tor IL r~nasn-
. bashes ana cus1o bassar soen plaes
aboard the steamer. sach buyer Aspsay-
ing his art treasures Is was . 1sesure
Of beauty never 70 ~ fosUoetsn. aud 70
viii dwell long IN the rscoIl>ct3sa of al
Who beheld t. The consequence Of this
trip win doubtless BE- that the basnse
market IN Seattle Win b sIusesa for 49,
Woeks to co0A
The Post-Intelligencev excursion w1D OF
special advantage TO the psopis % Seattle
In that Il informed many oe their prom
snsnt men personally Of Alaskan conds-
tons and aspirations 70 showed tis won
dsrfui wealth % the district and .sns
shocksn0 neglect Of IL wsshsnston sDv-
sFnmsns. They now know more sboae
what American citizens can do without
legislative aid In the way Of constructive
government. II 10 astonishing that all
Alaska should be 90 orderly and lAW-
abiding when the government rests en-
tireIy upon consent. and - without ads
Quate police authority. That the citizens
Of the various northern towns knoD how
to care for themselves has been shown by
the experience Of skAsway. Probably the
time viii come when the national congress
will awake to the deserts Of Alaska
= = =.
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xoRTWwEsrEay xEws xorrs

prteevtsss Or srortsrp~s raising fan.s - rvs.
eeuts r~F<vrs Pho ksn Ash 10 sae nesshetss fssrr
With ssrlc~ssn&
TIE ssfreetasy II the r4n4sn%-sAi Tusssre susss~y
have declared ansstrris asfAsssA II Il r~s s~cs
the rsefesred ssnss
rse sehrr~<r AresAsss ustra wens ssse~- a,
wah,pe<. ts. ssss~s. - ~stsesat dsna4x. .sser
assns shs sesSA ssshs aAss.
e. A Str~es. sAse eseysarat ss aSszfSaas Ore
ssss volunteers h s-sa rssfAsri 81 rns~ssussssa
He served IN he fssssgyams exrssssa ~sfh erwstss
yehs Frsnh rsss~s Fsss4ees a rsssasas ssrss
sNe. was feuaA asaA Ia ass ~. -vsstsaes "a,
te~u Suffering frxsn Aess tsssssse sos so1ae tsse~
Nrs n " Ne~@s. an a.~s4n rss=s~r a 81.
saSss ~ ssed ~ he< hnrs near RsueAx Tsst~ias
ntsAt 81 dvcgss. SAs II years eAs aHA ssssws
: ~seewvr ssss fVzf shiiaswn- ss~ %i~s ARA twa
dsus sssfx
The rz~sissa hazrs - rnassr wrsSS has ssksu
sxartssxs szetAs.s * rssssn< -xysas~s ~ st.
.,as sss~n axe nusAwv * iaAaxsrs In sAs ssrsss
cleaning ara seTsskasns 6srsrta~rs t~m fe<sy n
tu~nsy nWs
A. the svssxss - easrr-s Ass1s sacssse seaiss AZ
0AsiAs1 uhsee Hesmss, sr s4Ssezsr rv~sarss - iAs
ssu,sx wss sAssaet "a s<stA ~ ass swnsAsx tecsxv
im ss-n assssnssx ssst "a ~sseA tsxsr seseA Assa.
wsro ssttss sseAkssss
Cara Pxrey u wEliss II re s<~ rc=ss~ san 10.
fAzsry VIC vss ussx Il The esScr8 s>s~eue eaa.
unsrps~ While sae svwznses in - kAxs&xr8Mss
- Arranxfpx <rtass esssztA - t-xw3u scsssA-
ssi vetsTans &c ~ ur M ssarans
Portland cssser teAssrs 40 saztfed en serzsas a
The MczsAa Ossssx Css=cAzx ~ aaa fxsn<anse. AAs-
ins es1srasfss Sc ssssfs sAs snsise easrsss ~
es.sszS Al ssssswatsg s@s. EssSsx. Il u SD s. @
r~s SSH fs< sA~m sssa fayTssssss sAe sse&a r.
essrcA
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N0WTuwEsT NEWS NOTES.

Organisation ~ . sssnsre--' tssri~ hss hesr f~s
s~r.ea AZ Portland The tssTne sims 81 eeonnny
IN r.,ise srsits 70 su,,n h. n.' ss ~
ta trsfa-s ~ absolutely re- political
Non " " Mvr~ ~ Forest Grove. Or. .
rsArceY a ises wNe has beer ~ r'sff ~ hr nid
ho,~s a NJ. sro,ho, ~ : Nv~,. ., rs,ers.
ts,rs III, se.so,ssv ~ with prostrs'ion and
urshic - rs,wrr home
Asos, sas seunsA. .ro Thr~ss Mcfrns'a ~ rAss
s,sslscnor she ground 81 INSANITY. ssaee ura
~ sWf@tsntsn,en, ~ the hsssstnsie- has dschers
"a her %ith the s'A'sne-s that she " sshe sss
has nov s~er,sht action fos sserce and s.mc'ss.
vr~s r s'srspois sassse-r At ssis,~n's irssinz
csrp Al Gray river Or tlled "Wednesday
Af,sf-csa He hrirssnf trsiz lad ~ legs
ae~n ssrrc srs''s -hsn NJ. .nxiD~ scs s~sr frcra
rim srA ran awss I'm tu- thy engine fsrsr.d
she srs~s srs before No csiid snrp she ioxr frnr,
shs ars, ar sss.hed the ~sist iAnt On hira and
crushed kim "a death
cNsy,rs v par.n-. crs - the leaders - the
ynnslssy rcsn-y near rdisnn. has heea sdhaAxe.s
insane lie eislrs ~ bare h~rn IN the asylum "a
toe r~~ssras cc~xplrrs While rrstiinx In rsnnsyi.
ysria. where Ne hss wife and three chiiA-vn
cnssxrahis dttss'tsfsrttnw tss t~.r wan-~f sr .hs
cricrv q iafe. ard guits n.nssr ss1f 10 have
len ,ss~resiAs d.fssssed wsiA The nssrsr IN
whicA ns s,ssaasss Affairs ha.r t~s- eoaiae,ra
ne ssssAlns ~ an unsnrwn mas wcs- fu-sne On
the u "a y sssA ness Aris-stnn. CT MusdAy
rtsA sest ~ had ssssess,y t~cn r'sn ever hy .
,rssn srser hsstns fAilsa sTon 'As rr.f II ps.s.
enFRr car. On selsh ~ sn sssur4 Q Fhfs De.
essssd a wsn hfsit ran ~ s1 q y~sr. 4
e.. Hr had klur sys.. ksir sss wsessAesss Anshtiy
ssar lie serv a ylnk shirt hiscs fsssass SAT-
ara Vas ret e0rsAier~s ertsnAry sSssr b. tAs
EaIlsars ensfrty cofnssr
tn. trade. wrso-s n purrisn6 hare ssael tas
ess, e1anrsl BE- r&a crinsprs r~nhissfitx uss-i.
ias sAevs tram gtvtEs tersr-nsnrrs IN tia; rify
60 lAks dsy ra~ artsjasscs 10 alns~i ss Maiu
esr~us. WASH h nl,st % give q r~sfrrssnes o~
LanS aav Frss-As ~ the federated trades s.ats
sAst Mar 90 hsvs given s~fcrmsnrs al
th~Asas Issw Oar ttt isayuxzH that shS
tNsxrssssf usAe- ~ have rsrAas s<:s s4cxs1
~ resf.Apa "a iAat Car Ard hsA sa~xs4sed a.
s<c~seiy. eAHs~tsA hS <ESxe<m<nx e. CA~AAiSs "a
sAA> s1sssaaHs a ~ 0uU1 oa0Dan1 u - q,
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-09-01

Frust usspectov Drewn Ftmas = BaAly
Diseased shtpment.

Fruit Inspector W. n. Brown yesterday
condemned q car 81 fruit In Seattle and
ordered II sent tn Tacoma to re shipped
back to California or destroyed. The car
was ore OF two loaded by the Galway
Fruit Company. OF Sacramento and con
signed tn Emerson d Co. Of Tacoma Thu
latter firsu KEPT one OF the cars and cert
the other To their branch house in Seattle.
Upon examining the car Mr. brown
found thar the apples and pears were In
fected with coditn moth and Han Jose
scale Around the car and on tho frame
work which held the boxes IN place large
numbers ~ Goblin moths were found in
soms places IN the form Of a worm In
others as a cocoon snd In others iua
passing from the worm Ia the butterfly
stage.
The shipment was. Mr.. Brown said one
OF the worst that has ever been seen
In Seattle. Mr.. Brown said no was sur.
prised that the fruit passed through Ta.
coma In transit without heing conde m ned
~ soon ~ ne saw the state Of the shlp-
msnt h. at osac~ tcisrhon~d Ia state Hor-
sleulfnrai Commissioner J. ". Baker. in
Tacoma. and Mr.. Baker asked that the
car be DESTROYED here or returned 20 Ia.
coma. Mr.. Brown also notified Fruit In.
spTctcr Turnssan in Tacoma
The ear VIII he sent back 60 Tacoma
this morning Mr.. Brown stated that he
was going To accompany Il To Tacoma and
sec what disposition IL made ~ the fruit.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-09-01
START HOME SEPTEMBER s.
'Wsshla9tes vs1snsssss % San rson
Manila On the Transport
Peonoy0va 00a.

MANILA, Sept f..-s:iO a. NOR the
troops about 10 return TO the United states
the Kansas men Will leave on board tho
transport Tartar, the Warrington regi-
ment on board the Pennsylvania. sailing
September ., and the Nevada cavalry on
the Ohio. All these departures will occur
within the next week
Eight hundred men Of the KansaA regi-
Manila. no Of them re-enllsting. Three
officers and thirty men Of the Kansas
were killed and nineteen officers and men
died from disease during tho smallpox
ment WEN wounded
OF the Washingtons N6 men are en-
barking, while officers and 90 men will
stay. most Of those remaining enllsting In
the new regiments being formed here
Ono Of tho officers Of the regiment was
killed. one was wounded and one died
from disease: n men were killed. IL
were wounded and died.
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Local UNION Will. SUPPORT.


TIE printers who have struck sgagns, IN.
New fofx Sun viii probably have AZ leo 81
the neral and ->seivud support ~ the
Union men 81 Seattle. and /, is rsS~ NE
that financial aid may he extended them
from this city
II 10 r~rors~d that NJ I've regular meet,
trg os the Western Crntrai IaSor Union
nexs "Wednesday evening the matter vii
~ presented. ani that resolution VII
Re PASSED In accordance ~fth this An.
rauacsmeat The union men are said 20 10
quite unssess In sAs sentiment that the New
YcFk PAPER Should ~ how~attrsi here A
wwA 40 elsewhere. ans IL 1. believed fAas
sucN ~ssvw wfls h Officially saken
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-09-01

1hs nervous system plsyg IN imporsaes
pArt IN the economy Of lie. thereforo "
should BE- we'll taken care Of Every or
ran In the human system n CONTROLLED ~
nerves. and all our impsensIons are re-
ceived through tho nerves without neTvso
We could not exiDt. and. with poor nervsos
over-taxed. over.WoYke.d and 5rosen~oGWn
nerves. existence becomes miserable tn
deed
Nervous pfosfration 10 . banefsn anj1o,
ton. and one that visits many. and yer e
y an ah1iction that can be avoided sven
though the nerves are weak. Let - 0eu1y
the prsmonitory symptoms.
Figure denotes headache. dun Or throb-
hing, figure 2 hollow eyes and blurred
vison. inquire 2 twtsching Of muscies %
face. figure = AutfeYin9 81 heart. figure 5
impaired Digestion. figure 80. weakness %
arms. hGure ii, weakness Of lega Other
sympsoms are diSsy spells. coated tongue.
loss OF appetite, sIespieGnese. nsrvou10e1o.
lack Of energy. and t@oairsd memosy. TAs
above sre AL symptoms of nerve weokneno
impending nervous pfoSrssioa-
There II no remedy on earth that eQuois
Hu1yan. IN the process Of building uD snd
Strengthening the nervous system II youg
nerves are weak or exhausted take 4u1-
yan. for Hudyan yin $500 you. 6udyan
win avert nervous peostsation-
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90 ~ = = =
DEATn =.


CHICAGO. AUG. 3l.--A special 20 she
Tribune from New York says;
private message received IN New
York late last night saws that Frank g.
ives. the brisnrdist. II dead IN Progresc.
Mexico with his wife he sailed on the
Yucstan. 81 the Ward line. q week aro.
TIE had suffered from ronsumption for
nearly year. ara when he i~f' New
York he WAN unable ~ speak above a
whisper H~ was ~ wears old.
Es.GOv. saWWeu Mervsts.
LOS ANGELES Aug n. Ex Gov sam
usi Merrill, ~ Iowa. died this evening ~
the age ~ n years About n week sro
ne suffered n stroke ~ paralysis and hut
little hcrs ~ his recovery was enter
tanned Ve WINS injured severely In an
secident several months ago and never
entirely recovered.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-09-01

Judge Cam yesterday issued q warrant
on complaint Of Andrew Waite charging
James Mullin with attempted blackmail
Muilin tried to extort no. on the pIea
that he had insulfed his wife.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-09-01

Wonderful times Saturday and sunday,
September and a. Brfgzdier MARSHALL.
our G.. y. o.. accompanied by his Deuerat
secretary. STAR Capt. Wills. viii conduct
the meetings Ice cream will BE- served
at close Of meeting Saturday night Spe-
csai meetings all day Sunday. Admission
free. All welcome.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-09-01

Steamer Roanoke will san Saturday.
September q at noon. from Schwabachers
wharf for 81. Michael and Caps Nome
gold fields.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-09-01

Don't say that. toe It's untrue.
Ay0r's Hail. Nloor
newer restores color to gray hair.
Don't say that. either. for IT'S
oqually untrue.
The truth Il. it brings hack the
cplor every time. and Il cures the
disease that causes dandrufl. foo
60 ny upoa H.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-09-01

all nervous liseaSes HaAyan cures aro
psrmanert
Hudyan ~ for ssIe By drrgTfsss-se q
package or sin packages FOR = So
II ysur drugxsse does not hesp HuAyan,
eend direct 70 the HasdyAa ueRsdy c.,
corner Ssocxson. Esifs q 4arksf Gfressa,
Gan Francisco. Cal
ysu nay eessels the 0oAyao 80,
tiers sbess ysas soss, fsse - soasuA
wssse.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-09-01

kH8 - - -
FOR eli nervous sro0-
bleU. Hsv3yan g1veo
strength and tone 10
the nar~es. Huly1U
viii prompsiy Fp1Sevo
the above sympfoWn
II 70 4 y . n VII
strengthen all the a.
9ans and sfimzztoes
fhesn 70 perfect g.
tfvtfy. Hudyaa Will
cure negvoaBGD04
nervous beoAoahoa.
nervous dyaDaoogA
nervous Wookn9oA
nervous En0eroabao.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-09-01

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