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The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1899-05-11
Song ofThe Shirt Waist.

The shirt waists, the shirt waists
They've captured all the town;
In stripes, in checks, in curlyoues.
In blue and white and brown.
In spots, in blocks, in wavy lines.
In red and gray and green.
In yellow, ecru, purple, too
In tapestry. and sheen.
The shirt waists, the shirt waists.
In rainbows half unrolled
We love EN-, oh we love'em for
The treasures they enfold.
cleveland Plain Dealer
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1899-05-11
NORFOLK ROUTE.

Will leave Tappahannock for Norfolk at Il
m noon Friday stopping at all landings.
Will leave Norfolk at y. m. saturday IOr
TappahannOck, calling at all landings.
No freight received for outgoing steamers
after 4 p. m, on sailing davs.
Freight received for all stations on Po
tomac. Fredericksburg, & Piedmont K. K.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1899-05-11
Insurance.
= B. ROTTS e Co.

sIBR IIgE.ACCIDBNT And INDEMNITY
iN5CkANCa.
fne Oldest established business OF tbis kind
20 rCdcric icksburg. representing thirteen nrc
C Impauloa Of SZjfl0u0 capital. possessing
o er tl3UGOo0 assets. flT.BO.OU surplus,
AID luQursfi0nabiy the strongest and safest
ln the world. our rates are as reasonable AZ
are anywhere 20 oe had. and we shall always
take pleasure in serving you. Of1ces directly
opposite the Mayors once.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1899-05-11

DIR. Oady's Condition Powders, are
inst what a horse needs when in bad
condition. Tonic, blood purifier and
yermifuge. They are not food but
medicine and the best in use to put a
horse in prime condition. Pricc %
CENTS per package For sale by M. M.
Lewis
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1899-05-11

have been sufferer from chronic
diarrhoea ever since the war and have
nsed ali kinds Of medicines for It,. AT
last I found one remedy that has been
q success as cure, and that is Cham
berlain's Colo. Cholera and Diarrhoea
Remedy. p. E. Grisham. Gaars Mills,
La. For sale by M. NJ. Lewis, Drug
gist.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1899-05-11
POTOMAC RIVER ROUTE.

Beginning Tuesday, December 9Th,
steamer Potomac will leave Pier y. Lignt
Street. baltimore At 5 p. IN. Tuesday aud
SATURDAY Tor the Potomac River, calling at
Miller's BrOme's BacOns. g rason' s, LewlsGtta'
Buudicks. COwart's, Walnut POint.COan, n IN
sale Mundy's Point Lodge. Adams. Plney
Point Abells LcOnardsOwn, COburn's, how
ards and stones. On Tuesday only for Ian
caster BushwOOd. Riverside, Liverpool Point,
Glymont. Alexandria and Washington.
Returning, will leave 7th Street Wharf,
Washington, at y. IN, Thursday, calling
at All of the above mentioned wharves,
leaving LeonardtOwn a. IN. Monday,
and Friday. kinsale. IL M, MIXERS
4p. M, GrasOn's at p. m, Bacon's AT q p. M
arriving in Baltimore early Iucsday
and Saturday mornings.
Freight received daily at Pier 9, Light
Street
HENRY WILLIAMS. Agent,
at Baltimore, Md
STEPHENSON & BRO, Agents.
at Washington. ID.
KEY COMPTON, Agent,
at Norfolk, Va
W. ID. SCOTT, Agent,
at FredericSsburR. Va
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1899-05-11
The WeDDS Steamboat Co.
SPRING ARRANGEMENT lsea
BALTIMORE FREDERICKSBURG AND
RAPPAHAENOCK RIyER ROUTR.

On and after Friday, ssrct 10th, steamers
Richmond, WestmOreiand and Essex will
leave Pier .. l. ght street, Baltimore, every
Tuesday and Friday at 4:iJ p. IN, Tor Fred
ericksburg and all wharves on the river
Returning, will leave Fredc' icksbnrg al 2;sD
D. IN. ttide permitting) Monday and Thurs
day, LeedstOwn at 41}U a. NJ, Tuesday ana
Friday for baltimore.
Leave Baltimore Wednesday, az 4@O p. m.
for MAYORS and all wharyef below. except
Bay Port. ReturningAill leave Naylor al
$50 a ~, on Thursday for Baltimore.
Leave Baltimore at 4O y IN, Ihursday,t Tor
TaBpahanBaok and all wharVes eelcw. except
bay Port. Millenbeck ana merry Point ke-
turning will leave TappahannOck NJ y "A. IN.
Monday. for Baltimore
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1899-05-11
BIG PAY Of PREACHERS

Comp nsation IN other Professions Varies
Greatly as TO Individuals Largest Sal
ary in the United States Paid to Ii IN
surance President
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-04-08

Not Organized to Discuss the Liquor
Question.

About twenty dogs Will h. exhibited a,
the Seattle Kennel Cubs bench show from
Vancouver, II. e. goEwishSta nding the
sensa tionai article printed in a Vancouver
paper.
TIE premium list seemed 20 bother Van
coasYer deg fanciers They are reported
az 0h5e~ tfng 20 beer ana whisky appear
Ing 40 often OF. the HIST. we arrived al The
conclusion that The Seattle organization
Is composed chiefly OF saloon men and no
tefkeerers. IN the statement attributed TO
a deg faacier.' whose name is not given
When the story first came out. some OF
the leaders Of the local ctuh we're OF the
opinion that IL sas nas worth while an
sweftrg the statement They thought that
The proceedings Of the Vancouver faneiers
Nigh; have heen made - appear IN a mere
serious iiEat than trey We're really intend
ed. IL vas thought thai The. alleged re-
marks were spoken in light vein and
that the newspaper had treated them sers-
pusty.
However thas may be. sha o9icers II the
local club have been called u1sog4 70 expisia
80 os,en shat President Collins saoaeht
best 70 make = statement he said yesser-
day.
"The sest}le Kennel Ciub vas no, or
Fanised Far the purpose 81 discussing the
figaoT qtaeslsca has fpr the itssegrsi ma tj7ra
- Ano@iss5&@ regarding dogs Any good
leg VIII - accepted ~ oar ~nch snow
We 80 aas ask a alaa Rhat his business Is
wae0 Re eSks 10 enter ITS 4cE
TIE merchants u Seattle made vatun-
larry c"tif rto9Fions 81 prixes. and these
SrEs distributed among the different
classes. s0sns NJ fi3r ssauer dealers e~g,~~-
oUstF came forward an8 ths. t,osr rs;t.a.e
s2cepl ~a faTlr contributions That IN all
taege = "a H. L Is not necessary FER a
w3nnFr - tak~ bQuof II 30 DOS ast xasat
~ II - simply az addition 10 the regular
diploma
As - the slless1<i statement tflat tl,e
e3fh - sFF1ssres1tly eoTupessa3 caisny OF 9a-
tla MN And AefeAkaepsrs. all nave 20
Say Is Ihss tse conclusion il enffrs.ly
Hran%
Josiah Collins gvest is-rt - ms eluh *
az attorney, 3asias Ee>eB~heiaer, xtre
president = a merchant. sf3 - A In
ger. secretary sa3 tresssrer, - ssiossraf.h
operator.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-04-08
Warrant Out Tor the Arrest OF
Duncan @. InveTarity.
SAID TO &c NOW MISSING.
ehaswe made BY Tsstts< Savings
Aesfsg ~ agent In vtrt"sta-
ssresaoss Attempt to hesD fhe
Matter Qaf<s-A-~ss~d Oae of the
Best knewn aessU uen IN CITY.

Duncan O. -rvsrsrsfY who has seer ors
o. tae s@ss EBaAr YesFs nssE 81 s@Af&4s
fgr tbs Es&ef Rife ys&rs - &eEtSfzs ~ re
5exz<sax fzssGs from sns T0nssFs% savings
Association. e< Asnas& ssssAs. 81 xs.r5 %
vas formerly ass1t IL BRITISH E@aafss Ola.
viii headquarters ~ s8c1pss4-
A warrant was xsoyn o8s fer Ia*sraf-
ssy'A arseHt several Days ago n Eieusg1a.
a. fSss l1szaswse ~ tae as@fassg - tue re-
afxse 0fsae wsseEa fre aesSsaaxtsrs - fsas
Association are Isezte3
1szssecessee have lsssn gfsEscs@xafgl III
tassr @<TaEfs to f9case th& ssassec3 II fAtif
assrea. ard. according 20 TIRE kasf@FS3
eoseaE%s, gnvsfaFssY II assssaag ssse Coz
1rsx, says. acting anSser RESTRICTIONS
frofr ne h#aa sssee OF tie Toatis@ Saw
.gsSs Association 81 Seattle. city ssefee-
fss~s are lacking tor esEt&Aa AF. Ia
ssrarstg. xsss fer saTss Dc taFsFa1S
baxinsss IL tbs sS IL Of diamonds Es4eF
TIE snsfaIsmsnt FssE- The agent is fsa~
Raising ard II alleged ~ t@ CONSIDERABLY
ssoTf ia BIS returns - fne ofi4e&.
a brief item - tas sans effect also af'-
pears In TIE Victoria Globe q April ., tsse
xassas date on which ,hs publication ass~
reared In the gotagnIss.
Al the office ef sse TeBsiEs Association
Ia this saty a 49, +frsFfslixssseaT reporter
otaerwise than that y ass true warrant
had been ISSUED charging Ins@faf3ts Nlth
essJfzAis Re- nj Although sEtFFF - ab -
tempt on Ebe part q tae 5ontlf.F people
e. kssg ths matter quiet, IL can sst sistsa
that the shortage sos which Mr. inFefarlty
f. had cssnainasiy isalss. 10 sata 10 5e about
Mr.. fnger4s1ts tascaue gsssfaa manager
Of the sernpaay in British Columbia last
Janaafg. and 20. tfse ~ Least asa a
go<a nkisisss ~. The system Il .eG kapx1
In Seslsls. The Investor PATS GaFsain
azfsssssns zach week fer q given nayBDsr 81
weeks All. shsn b. al liberty 10 draw r1xn
. considerable 81 ancs Of what hs put Ia
or hAnsssuae diamond.
Il - alleged taaf tnsssaritys yensffaEcsS
were NOT 81 tai ard that tine 1ent on
they fell OF ssiH more Abe1s ;hEee weeks
age II il said fnsersxisy vas Informed
cat 10 Victoria hat sse VAS 10 u trans
Sesrs3 "a sar Pransssxo.
InEefHxfgv r&sss@ tn &saft.s NAxch -. MHd
II II said thai ~ MIS- gtsea az opporrs d
ssssy ~ sstsxs his accounts Alsn@Dg5 fas
TaHtsgss pxep,e gay nothing. the faes that
sAey r&Assa a warrant 70 ~ &sora @at s5r
TassfayitTs gFTsx1 r aE3a.nce that no eel
sSernenf wss reaetsess fnTsfarsfy returned
&c yiefosts Iss a. sa.S 10 nass been there
March y, baf what has become Of nsnn 10
Ect kDesa.
Several asrs ago Fred carrs o. VIZ
s1ssa Wit ssCnssssa inserArs;y IS manager
81 tha TFsEtsss Association tn HrttS&a CO.
ieuhtaa sspre coz warrant fer Iaverar-
baking fer bar. According 80 afsEatcn
ssrFn Victoria last nsgfs- they have rot
fosna msgn
r. victoria =roar1gny . .sH d6sgyasch, ~
= fsozshf that fasersFify spent money ;oo
laE5ssEEs
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DECIDED FOR LEV 6. SMITH.
SUPREME Court HOLDS THAT THE
INDICTMENT MAS DEFECTIVE
Presence ~ Persons Net Permitted
by Law Daring the Session 81
the Grand Jsry Wias . Fatal Ere

Special Dispatch % ne Pss.-Intsifiyencsr.
OLYMPIA. April The supreme eoar.
today affirmed TIE judgment Of he s1E<e-
Fzar cosrE Of King county II the case %
TIRE state % Washington "a. Levi II.
Smith. defendant and w H He@zeTa. r.
sE-orsIezt Smith vas indicted For forgery
81 The grant kzry o King coaaty. Il mo-
ton . SEE aside til. Indictment vas maize
5g Defendants counsel or ssvsra4 grounds.
and the superior co@rt sustained ias nc
;1oa Oh tie sssr5 gro2ras. ytx.: That there
sere present s-foEe tae graRs jury during
ta4e investigation Of she charge against re
Defendant parsons other than the grand
54rers and those required ar permitted by
aax. 20 VII, ssaeS44a eaansel appointed BY
TIE court
TIE court tiscoarsss a. length On the
prophecy Of special counsel eo1fisegiug
Eiia the 9ux1es ~ the prosecuting a.sSE-
ney- In gaA case st BAR the prosecuting
attorney had fIseA ar Information against
Smith, A demurrer was intsrposea aas
sustzsrze3 by ons % The three I11ges d
King county. ard Oh appeal the Judgment
was affirmed 5y this court Other 2en14r-
rers gere filed ara sustained as2lrsg the
respondent : ce-as = E9aaz. Srsith. segg IN
f1Fnat3Gns we're therefore flied by the
prosecuting attorney, and Smith paid 70
Eae county HE aouey ne mad appropriated
- Bis OWE Use, t1e proceeds o. 1a& .er-
81 Tbs dismissal Of Smith ars1 enc 81 the
Judges then ordered the Diminishing OF The
information There1poa the TWO other
s2Ggss convened grand jury for he sx-
press par cSe Of investigating rae prose-
cutting attorneys office TIE grand jury
WAS lEnpaEesea and special counsel were
appointed b che = tie judges 10 advise
with tie grant fssry. A fex days later ne
grand Jary reported 10 the court tina; the
prosecuting Attorney wzS Justly sAosx--
afe5 from any corrupt or Illegal practice.
a-l5 had arEe<. IN ne best interests Of the
county In the premises. but iu the dismiss
al OF Smith ne rad erred IN judgment. and
therefore reeo<I rDen5ea that the criminal
charge against Snit1 ana Hsasoa be in
yestlgated And prosecuted Special coln-
sci were also recommended
The prosecuting attorney then requested
tnat ne b@ permitted 20 advise With the
grand jury. The Judge If ne superior
court disrsea-4ed the request and ordered
that special counsel be employed
IL Is t1is posnt Thar the supreme court
lays stress apon. and deprecates the acsicR
of the superior court. and the court az
length gees over the ground. i, says that
this act OF the superior court VAS a sub
stantial irresu.arity - ths proceedings
resulting in The preseat!nenf % the inafcs-
menf. AMI the tutgsnen: CO the lower court
is therefore Affirmed
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UNIVERSITY AND HIGH SCHOOL.


Tito beard II nsaAeatzoV = booking to-
SArH 8 fsg@af Correlation If tire hlRh
ss5go91 ana the InlqsFsifs 81 Washing son
aAd stN probably taka some definite ar
tier Ga 1szi aiyNssian before The end - TIRE
pyesegf 9ear ~ she regular meeting rf
TSsgiatiaS requesting stgsfs- barnard 20
s1aaTtl aaaAf~ witt President Graves and
Irtncapaf T@iiFnyev and ~ connection
WIZ them 20 plan q curriculum for tie
high school ia accordance aath tha re-
cuifvsasns Of TIE University az w asia
ington and 81 ths best approved colleges
Nf the East aud reIsost ACTION 10 the
board. An amendment ~ Patterson tn
strike out th~ wards aana u TIE bews APP
discussion ard aaB lest. Only Patterson
and Lamb voting Sat IL Em.tk then atth-
drew hsz motion. gsvfnE notfEe thai he
waala Erf7ew II az tf~ Dsxf meeting
lifts fog total ~ So ~ - we're al
te~ eli. 40 tssi1&s ard warrants ordered
Drawn. Teachers salaries, sissSk - jan
itars ard others. 81 81 8 general fana.
3. 1ss.~s. furniture SOS 10
The gsfisy 3uur nesting 80 the board
was nsess a. the saae for slss,irsg teach.
err "A Es1foFfaa ssss<s1s@2sr occurred as
80 the ssn8fv II s0fTfrs ss tbs s~mr hers
Ssst no sesjGG Az taken
Applications fos takers 80 the school
c@nses xii hs considered at the May
meeting
Certain removals an8 appointments Of
tsssge~ made IS SECRETARY naaks 0nsey
efasiirE tlf renewal II the University
staaol ianitor
a eBFur usstsatEan vas read frofn stsfs
EaperiH 4ssf =, f&rsRne. eai1rg attennon
te she Fssf~ "a TsQVirisss that tao places
far reheoI registration he Kept oQsa.
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Tacoma. Wash.
Dear Doctors: 7: Il had not been for
your valuable medicine. I would no. he
able % write you today. 1t gives me great
pleasure 70 relate my case 10 you, for
am now entirely well. For long time L
suffered from female complaint / vas
as weak as child. and could rot do my
own work. I always had a iisagreeahfe
discharge from Internal organs. Each
month l w9u,5 suffer great pain. SO that
I had 10 remain IN hsd a wses or mo-e
tried 50 many different cures. and was be-
coming atshearteaed. A lady friend tcid
me OF Ha6ya5. and | sent for Il al once
To my utmost satisfaction. ! soon found
myself strong acatf3. Within three months
tire T saw no sign whatever OF nv COM
plant. I consider that nay recovery is won
5ersul. and say the merits Of Hsiyau
should /. made known ali over the world
MRS. L. J MASON
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PERSON Al.

p Il Folsom. a prominent contractor
s73 rFetrf@sG constructor ~ The CITY
Fran $50
y r EH~sf. ss4peyfnt@ns3en3 and = VI
tSsslsr} assistant s8perfnrer&su - ths
Z atsea states railway nal service s1r sAe
fac' ass are .; t5e tt2tes Bulier from
san F'rsnctsSo.
Mt T77ersas r. J5an<ess,. ,ss.f s-ss~.sar
~ she S--rs1afol-e Power Ccnrrawv. ha4
- f.om tt@ Eest. accompanied sy
Mr =" srl Nsss7. city z.nTe- 81 mi
- MT IsFi Aza1 w38 PROBABLY remain
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FREss CLUB MEETING.
Committee Appointed to Confer With
Oregon Press Associations.

The executive committee az the Seattle
Press Club met yesterday afternoon and
considered matters perta cling 20 the
forthcoming meetings of the Washington
state PresN Association and the National
Editorial Association Charles T. Rurnets
having resi- Eued as secretary Of The com
u3tEee. Edmond :. Meagy ~as elected as
has RtlgssAsNr.
4 committee. consisting Of VIII \. Steel.
- ". NraFe and Chairman T. Is. Piper,
~ THE executive com mstfse. was selected
IL go 10 Portland and confer with repre-
ssntetsxex Of the press assoc .stinfss con-
rerrgsna the ~oteTfAt8meat 81 he National
Editorial Association !n Washington.
There IS "a disposition upon the part 0f
many members of the Seattle Press Club
- have the state association which meets
i, Seattle thfa year. hoia as conTen ton
at saeb tlYne that = can welcome the Ma
ssonal Editorial Association on sts return
fgfYg Oregon
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yhen \ G Coo~ay "a HastSe ~ ia5f act
Igsta fesi sH8 a soldier - fHTs1Ese :feas~s
az tat w.sr between Amrr!cs ard ssstga
y volunteered and ss= assigned sa asi y
r. tna TAtFa artillery he waa oFse - sire
fret nf shN American troops 81 Ymaeh Ma
mis- Nss FsinTne4 us the stRa nseT Npfssss1
AAFa AIS Teass5@1 here fran San F-ra8flS.
60 yNstef}ay Among Conway treasure
f. Is siNGe pF ? fa& %Acs hesFn 1Aewey
rakzhip sslym;.ga in ths battle ~ Sfautla
Ma fe& Ia a5tst&ief b. has aes -
tassss ussa IS ssattEF EsitHiuoS &H9 eart
y4kfses taa~w frs3es siyasa Spanish soldiers
.#V sY paz discharge on as1cGat e.!
~ssunHe
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= eehatfs Water to He FILTERED

~t@Csss Dispatch - s~s Fs9S. s-sges-sr
1Aff - - AnE1{ The Cheam4s Wa
fFF <rzra412r has ecnc58sezs Ia pat ia a A..
t"T al re river = hese faes rsfr,p ~ ear
SA5.3 ~ after fer aSs fn ~Asx Cltx a
~Asrr wN - aitaT@<s irso tht~ TSsa rs4-v,
parry aHeeN tn fSss nay % sa-ssazh shs3~ ~
tFnEs NH v*~y aes>es stable wafer ans re
se~ s%fFle ~ - very mach arrrecga 81
- ne S4tlzSns &c cur team
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4. b. Drt.kwafer II Cured.

Pullman. Wash.
Dear Slrs: write 20 tell you that viii
not need any mere Hudyan, for II has
cured NE completely. | did nos expect
eucS. wonderful results IN SC short q time.
Why. three months aga | was in very bad
shape with nay kidneys. My back would
bail me very badly. And there was aeavy
zsdinent In Ey wafer. My skin was TN
healthy looking and / had no strength.
My appetite was poor. and altogether
WAS certainly IN very had health. am
again strony and healthy. through the
heeacy Of Hudyan. WEI cheerfuily rec
0fnmsnd your valuable medicine TO any
one who Is weakly
Yours respectfully,
A. %. DRINKWATER
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George n. nice InAsssss 0uayuR
rorr canns. vs.
Gentlemen. My case was certainly i
very bad one. but am tharksui d. 4
am cured. I don't know What I $500
have done had I not coma aSrpss -
Hudyan. was go run dawn tAaf Z -
about ready 70 give up ever trying = ri
cured. l am sure that ny trouble -
enlargement OF the liver. I cnu.d troeo Fl
through the skin. and always suizmS1
from pain in my right size. Wa ydaG1
ana my food would no. sssxs. fe1e IA.
guild ali the time. and cos,il not EeeD NSo
at night am now entirely eufed Al
this I consider next 10 msSaca;ous. e.
bless your institution for piarire aiAao
my reach a medicine that cured rne.
Yours sincerely.
GEORGE u. 1IcR
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L. n. Hud.on 4. Cured.

Long Beach, Wash
Gentlemen: Your Hudyan is certainly a
great and good medicine. was a perfect
wreck In every sense OF the word Ny
nerves were all out Of ORDER. I could not
ot business. / had used 90 many meai-
cines without avail that I became skepti-
cal. A friend Induced me 10 try Husyan
and il il this wonderful medicine that pull
ed NE through. I arr entirely cured. and
- all these who are thus Afflicted. l would
say take Hudyan
Very sincerely
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H. Gray seaas conGrat.latisns.

Catilu, Wash
Dear Doctors: / want 70 congratulate
ya9 upon possessing such valuable snedi-
cine. / did net think tha; I would ever
be cured OF my trouble, but yeur Hudyan
did the work I have not felt as web a.
do now in several years. can eat what
wish and don't have that awful dis
fress after. Ny bowels don't trouble me
any more. I feel more like work than
used 10. must say that / think your
Hcdyan the best remedy n the world.
Yours truly.
G. Fl. GRAY.
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Miss Minnie knowle. sends cr@ets.s

Seattle, Wash.
Kind Friends. ] WAS victim to malarial
poisoning, which mate me almost useless.
but thanks 20 your Hudyau, I am again
strong and hearty. I never felt better Ia
my life than now. I wish you every Sue
cess ia your coed cause.
MISS MINNIE KNOWLES.
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PelRe fsf~3-er N;H FhiIbrsek has been ssls-
pended for Esu dAss by order - chief
Iseest fHg violating the Teis% and Tegnas-
tons - tire department. Nn45s un G3ty
fsuFsaZ tHV trsAt 05 th@ SaSe wherein he
&as aroused ny john Green n laSoFer,
~ttA assault and battery and acquitted
~. ~ ID on she s'sess that as had taken q
drink 5f "a salmon while pE 6gtN-
Tfff- record az ta,s pas E,akaS tas
tsgcsSeu3s abe lsfc9esy - the future.
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Saturday
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