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NeCkWear.

Makers samples of Fancy
Neckwear worth up to $3.50 at
only 0Sc for choice.
SGOc 75c and $50 for good better and
best Surah and India silk Ties, in
plain colors. polka dots and stripes. Those
Twice-around Ties, . yards long.
II for the usual Zoe SILK String Ties And
only Zoe for the usual 12l2c Ties.
Other bargains -S9c for 81 Twice-around Ties
of glace tafTeta and rich plaid silks.
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Gen. Woods Gratifying Renort.
Movements of Naval Vessels.

The gunboat Vicksburg at Boston has
been put out of commission preparatory to
being repaired.
The Chicago sailed from Ismalia for
Alden en- route to the east coast of Africa
and by way of Cape of Good Hope to Bra
zil.
The converted yacht Vixen passed Jupi-
ter Inlet, Fla, yesterday on her way to re-
lieve the Detroit at Bluefields. The De-
troit will go first to Greytown to take
aboard the remains of the late General
Daniel MacAuley.
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NATHORsT EXPEDITION SAILS.
To Search Northeast Coast of Green
land for Prof. Andree.

The expedition under Prof. A. G. Nathorst
which is to search along the northeast
coast Of Greenland for Prof. Andree, the
missing aeroraut. sailed yesterday from
Helsingborg. Sweden.
Prof. Nathorst's relief party sailed on the
steam whaler Antarctic. of which he is part
owner. A wealthy Norwegian merchant
named Hammer will defray almost the en-
tire cost of the expedition. After carefully
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-05-26
Thirty DAYS Each.

Frank Reddick and William Gray, both
colored, who We're arrested by Detectives
Lacy and Herndon, on the charge of steal
ing suit of clothes valued at SIS, from the
Merchants Parcel Delivery Company We're
today sent to Jail for thirty days each by
Judge Scott.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-05-26

S. Parasols d = On
S. Umbrellas aVO oO>o
One-of-a-kind samples represent
ing all the best styles OF Parasols
from the most fanciiul to the plainest
coaching effect. Silk Umbrellas OF
bright colors. with plain, band and
hemstitched borders. some with ham
dies alone worth more than $3.50.
Choice of the entire collection for
only $3.50.
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Perfunery, etc.

The following special prices in
the department for Toilet Ar
ticles, for tomorrow only:
nc for SOC size bottles Eau de Quinne,
for the hair Sc for Pozzoni's Pa
risian Toilet Cream. =. &c for Zoe boxes Be-
rated Talcum Powder not perfumed.
&c for the Palais Royals Zoe Tooth Brush
rs but not more than one to each pur-
chaser. lie instead Of 25c for Sanit0l
Tooth Powder. .35c instead of soc for
Sanitol Wash.
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Mayen, an island in the Arctic ocean, and
then to follow the ice edge until an opening
is found through which the shore can be
reached.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-05-26

you sold this Cog to me for a bird dog.
He doesn't know bird when he sees one.
took him out yesterday and he WOULDN'T
look at a bird"
We'll. how was the bird .cooked@'-
BROOKLYN Lite,
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20C Yard for Best Ribbons.

Its find fine bargain"
mark late patron all the Endorsement
richest Silk and Ribbons pa and
brocadcs belts trimming
z yard because the maker closed
beginning production It's oppor-
find perfect variety best ribbons
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-05-26
Best JeWelry.

The importer is off for Europe.
We and YOU get the following
rare bargains:
S1.AS for vsrio4s JettCd Belts and
Jolntcd Giriles in attractive
French effects. Only few of them. but
they are $50 10 s. values at only Sis for
choice.
OSP for Hat Pins Of imitation precinns
stones. imported novelties. worth up
70 $50 apiece. And only 95C for choice of
Fans worth up to $3.50. All sizes. one of a
kind.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-08-09

from the water front 20 and Including
Third avenue Hes a district which may be
said 10 be In the very heart OF the busi-
nese portion Of the city. II II over this
large f1eid that Mr.. Mckenzie and two
assistants have been working for the past
four or FIVE months The survey has been
finished for the district named and the
copy for the new cards containing the
results OF the resurvey and the reratings
are now In the hands OF the printers. un-
der the direction Of Surveyor Mckenzie.
All Information concerning the nature
and extent 81 the reduction Is withheld BY
the surveyor and the association under
whose authority he n working. II II
said to be a fact that even the agents
comprising that association are them
selves ignorant OF the extent Of the re-
dncfsons which win be made by the sur
veyor.
The reason for this II said 20 be because
Insurance. agents who were placed in
possession ~ the new rates might take
advantage OF the same In soliciting for
new business, IL Is the purpose OF the
surveyor. ard this IL In keeping with the
policy az the association. 10 place all
agents on an equal basis and 10 furnish
all with the rev rates AZ the came time
n Is also said that policy holders who
have contracted for Insurance since the
Wv" survey WE St8rsSu Will Eyestt DIV fnA
rev rates. In other wnras policies that
have been written during tho past three
months will be cancelled ard new poll
efes written when Tire rev rates are made
public. the policy holder receiving a re-
bate On the premiums he bad paid
Insurance nsen who aeknewsssre thar
the present rates charged In Seattle are
unwarrsnssd. claim that unfit the lnsnr-
anee agents In Seattle are enabled % Zeal
directly with the New York once. Of the
Insurance companies. instead Of through
she general as~ecses n san Francisco. no
great reduction can BE- made here. +. /.
sefs IN behalf OF the agents who are
members 81 the Washington Insurance.
Association that they desire TO deal d.
-e~sfy with the karre ofsre~ Of the .ars-
eus companies doing business In Wash
sngton. An Insurance man Yesterday ex.
esained the situation - follows.
San Franchises Graspfag Hana
"if the Seattle Insurance ar~-s. ~o.,ls
aeai 'ss-ectav with sA> Aorsse Offices ~ TIRE
ref~nan.~~ who are row aa.rs business
n this state. e. would result In a saving
~ ~ Fss- cent. approximately % the bus
isess written IN washsne.on. Practically
this srncust gees 20 the San Francisco
general agencies Out % the premium
comes first The srens's connnssssrn OF rs
g~er crns-. ners - rs@r cent fcr losses
reNt ~ rer cent FER the Sar rraress~a
Hsssete% Ard shss leaves ass1v Is p~r ~~-t
u ray the expenses os the home as.icsx
ard dividends TO stockholders
nat tho Washington aeenss shsuld
% = 70 dsaa dirsctly WIN - New Ssk
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ary0oek Ct 0nn Frnncfnc0 lnrue enoueA -
arcoUnaod6fe her ehe has % cOmN - Fu-
get eound. Her maEhjneTy . in bad nhnpo
and fhe hcttcm Of TIE craft = IN . fcus
condition
4 he vessel y not taken % Port Or
ehasd Il w1n Sc necessasy % aaeer the voEA
of ovsrhsullnx her NATL she reaches
Honekonx. but the government VIII ~
Doubt decide against sueh de3ay.
When ne vesosl sails - . transport she
wf1i % WITH - entirely nsw crew 70 snst
shs hsd q nrst fo:nE MP cormissson:
great deal 81 friction q the transport
ever ssDce she went into communication The
engfn<~rR hare been - outs among them
selves and also w14h the deck ofAcers. and
IN consequence III kinds Of charges were
- the ar. The trcuhle began the Trip
wAa taken sick and had 10 b. sent % the
hospital IT Manila Instead Of prosnof.ng
the nSRs assistant 70 the chiefs place. the
g0veTnns1ns sent over 20 the transport Ben
stor ana made Fssse Assistant Owens. 81
Inst veeeaa. cnsef Of tbs Hancock
engfneer on the Hancock And the trouble
began Capt Amxs Was drawn into the
oulaahblo and the result was that eevefal
~ the engineers were condned 70 their
rooms - mustneefa. when the vesaei ar
rived IN San Francfsco number Of the
wAs paerhed up. The mems anim0s.ty
Agninst Owens for taking the plsce ~ the
chief only aiumhered however. and t51f-
ling incident soon had everybody In hot
Wafer again. An order b. the chief engi-
neer brought back . short answer and
This state Of affairs lasted until The Ham
cock got back 10 San Francisco last week
Then Il was that Uncle Sam adopted h.
role u3eo1ufe0.
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oG1ces of The compan1e& CT course such
= move would b resisted BY the general
agencies ~ San Francisco. But there
b no logical reason Why the Insurance
written here should pass through the
hands az the San Francisco aeents. IL
direct dealing could be had with New
York. the insurance companies could AZ
ford 10 write policies In Seattle - Per
cent. cheaper than new.
Hut II the property owuers In the business
section Of Seattle would get together and
pool their Insurance. premiums 10 the
amount Of S5o0.oo9 could be secured and
this business taken 20 New York would
- eagerly seixed by the insurance COM
pAnies and written at . rate . trtfle over
half what would be charged here. THIS
n ono practical way Of defeating tho San
Francisco trust. - u 10 called"
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Ths bulk u the WORK q making . TO
survey 81 the city ~ the Seattle has been
completed by Lee Mckenzie. ofdcial SUR
veyos fof The Washington Insuranca A.
soc3ntion. White the effect Of the survey
Ii reIigtously kept = secret b. Nr. Nc
Ksn9ie and the members Of the aaoociA-
fion, tho oat-IntelIigencer has learned
that the new cards which are being print
ed for TIE confidential information Of
agents WIN show . material reduction In
the business portion Of the city.
The exact amount Of the reduction that.
vim ~ made BY the Insurance companies
- . result Of Mr.. McKenzte's work b
not known By even the surveyor himself.
who has heen absent from ths city for the
past ten days. An estimate made BY an
Insurance man yesterday. who - IN . po-
sttton to know. n thax the reduction will
average - per cent. over the district
which has been Fesurveyed- OF course.
this reduction will seem small TO the
policy holders and viii be disappointing.
Inasmuch. however. ~ Mr.. NcKenxie's
work has not been completed In the city,
q = possible. Of course, that the reduc-
tion TO Be made viii be even greater than
the percentage named.
FIELD 81 the 0eeaRvey.
From Yesier way TO Pike street. and
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sisters. Mrs. Otto Roseleaf. OF Fremont.
ard Mrs Edward Jensen. Of West Seattle.
Roseieaf In q well-known contractor. and
Jensen n at present plot on the West Ss-
attic ferry. Another sister, Mrs. Eta
atrsn. lives sr Finland.
Mrs. Rnssiraf identified her brothers re-
mains man who identified them, hut
not positively. sugEestei that she be sent
for II u strange circumstance that al
though Hsorss had been near Seattls ali
the tirne. hia sister had not seen him for
two years. when he left her home N
seArrh OF employment. At the time OF his
death Htorss was employed In Browns log
esng camp NJ Redmond
II wAs 4 mere as~rsdens that Hsorst's re-
description were found In the clothing. Tire
only Articles so discovered were q small
mask Of whisky and = purse containing =
cents Horst vii be hurried tomorrow
morning No inquest win be heli
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ONLY FIVE DAYS 10 DAWSON.
speedy Possibilities Fron Seattle q
the Klondike.

No record of speed down the Yukon 10
Of long duration: But q short time ago
fve days from Skagway to Dawson wac
the time was reduced 20 three days trans
portation men thought the limit had been
reached. But now comes a statement Of
., rs Snr nsa,lnE TINS y nall. TN. Tn seam
cording to an ofYlciai letter received from
the north. made the trip from White Horne
rapids in the remarkable time OF thirty-one
hours and Twenty-Five minutes.
On the basis OF regular time between
Skagway and White Horse and from here
to SkaKway this brings Dawson within ave
days OF Seattle. The time from here to
Skagway II regularly made In three days:
from Skagway to Bennett IN SIX hours
and from Bennett 20 White Horse IN ten
hours. making . total Of four days and ar.
teen hours from here to the Kiondike CAPT.
sal
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G. 4. n. WILL sE INVITED.


TIE Chamber Of Commerce COMMITTEES
appointed 80 lock into tAe advisabiiisy of
ssenal vaca mpsnsnts 81 the Grand Army for
tnss city has decided thas the project 10
feasie,s sna should be generally fossered
Al the last nssssn9 az that body the aEs-
the rnove.
t,sts~ T. ". Langley. 90 tina encsrspsnent
81 sNss s,ase. ard A. ~ Rrookes were rres-
err and explained what n would mean to
Seaitse "a secure either The iaH or 1901
meeting. and 70 was upoa their represen-
tsstcTss THAT the ssraf action Of the Sofn-
rrsffss was ease@ A suitable invitation
rsedSfrs the ardent attention of ne city
In case TIE reunion ssouia - he'll here
viii re drafted ard seat TO TIE ;ss en-.
esmams<s in Philadelphia next month
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Hortlaa1 railway Lsne.
The latest announcement concerning the
alis~ee rsov.m~nfs Al president HIl. of the
Crrsf Nnrsnern came IN the form OF .
lorsi item IN tina C.hica9o Inter Ocean. stat.
M thar ow.nr Ia tie Northern Paciac's
fNeEs - the sound from Portland. the
cr~as Nnrfhern nna9nate has decided 10
- rsIiei the Nnrfhern PacIfc line. Tho
Chtcar "a s.as~m<nf = A foIlowe:
ssrSTsn~ = the Nnrthsrn Paci0c having
nsrses6 Is. Union Parflc 4 haN Interest n
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SHORT LINE EXTENSION.
InmiGrstisn Agent Tells Of Plans
for Idaho.

for Idaho.
r. A. Harris. immigration agent for the
Union Pacific and Oregon Short Line at
Idaho Falls, Idaho. said IN Omaha regard
Ing his territory:
This region IL rapidly being settled up.
and for the purpose Of providing facilities
for moving the big crops this fall the Short
Line has Just begun the oxtenDion Of q iino
from Idaho Falls to 81. Anthony. . dis
lance Of forty miles. which win be COM
ple,ed In time TO handle the big freight
trafflc expected this fall Grading has been
going on for the last ten dsyA There n
q big gang Of laborers at work and sew
srai niles Of the grade has "a shady ben
this ,ins on through from 3 Antheny e
distance OF ninety miles from Idaho FaiiA
When completed this branch viii run
through an agricultural district along tt
where"
Mr.. Harris says that the land In the
Snake river valley II In great demand and
what yet remains vacant u having ready
sale. He Is on his way to lows, and win
accompany party OF hfteen or twenty to
Idaho. who are going out TO purchase
farms
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Kondke
on
Of
OF
cond.to hee
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vsetia ~ Lako washangaen Aoes.
aeat was Andrew Mtesst.
Iittle steamer City Of R&ntOn and was
drowned In Lake Washingtou on Sunday
evsntns. The body wAs caught BY crap
ping irons ana brought to the surface In
100 keet Of water yesterday morning. where
Il sank. - yards on AZ Yarfow point. John
Zwe.felhofer was handling the graphing
irons from Q small boat when the body
was found. He notified Undertakern Bon-
ney q Stewart. who brought the body 70
their morgue. Then, late In the afteenoon,
u Vas Identified - that 81 Hjoxyt
Htorst had lived In and about Seattle foe
ssx years an<. came here from Finland.
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Charles Lathrop. one Of the directors oe
the Central Pacific. and Abner Mann. city
passenger agent In San Francisco for the
Southern Pacific. accompanied by Mrs
Tathrop and daughter and Mrs. Mann ar
ard VIII remain unfii tonight They came
over the Northern Pacific from Portland
ard will return by the same route. They
private car Stanford. Of the Southern pa.
cir Mr. 1Athrop IL brother Of Mrs stan.
ford. the phiIanihropic woman OF Caiifor-
MA
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HAbeas corpus proceedings were come
msnced IN the redsral court late yeetssday
young Chinaman. who h about 10 Is de-
ported a. Port Townsend.
sings friends say that he was born In
Seattle In 1859, and that he was taken to
China to be educated In his native tongue
IN 1118. Recently he attempted to return
and Was arrested BY the customs ofIlciala
az Port Townsend. Sing II said 10 be
son OF Chin Dhu. who has lived In Seattle
twenty-eixht year4
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G. J. Anderson. aged - years, who imag-
Ines that electric nghts are going 20 burn
him. was taken from the Stevens hotel last
evening TO police headQuArters ana locked
up as insane. The young man = well known
In Auburn where he lives with his mother
and brother. Up to last March he worked
a. a fireman. 4 long Illness left him. ne
says. with 4 peculiar feeling Ia hts head.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-08-09

er. ~so ysroyerssf tse he6v ~ istste Estfse
Hyperion srcTr the IaswAralsh river Meme
dAs morning performed sstrftar task
within thirty srvs ~ tNs xssFyss sres 4 year
ago. u@ - GRE 81 sas fssSt expert divers
ard swimmers ~ tats part % sae coEntry.
sat Whenever there - a drrsntax south se
aas city IA sxFxsees Are "a 4efnand.
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The Chicago Alton railroad. the Inn
pcrtans lire connecting Kansas City g.
Louis and Chicago. n reparsed TO have
formally decided 20 establish cf5aces In fhia
city. II NJ. Haines. Northwestern agent
OF the Phislips-Iudson Excursion Company
VIII he local general agent Of the road ana
Charles n. Duffy has resigned his posi-
ton OF passenger and freight agent OF the
White Pass q Yukon 70 be travelling pas
senrer aHNnf
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N HONOR OF Ex-0ov. M'oRAw.
KnigAss o. PytAiaa % Thss city Give
N Internal Receution

. The members Of Castle lodge. Knights Of
rooms last night In the Hotel Stevena CAM
pl.mentary 70 ex-0ov. John II. Ac0raw,
who came down from ALASKA several
weeks ago
Gov. Mc0rau delivered q short address,
speaking principally about the work OF the
order IN the far north. and the hospitality
and good fellowship which was % notice.
Alaska.
A number OF other speakers made short
addresses, among them Judge Osborn and
Gen. Higelow, who were both In Alaska
while Gov. NcGraw was there. Both told
several Ettle fncidents that had happened
at the governors camp on Little Man0oaE.
A short musical programme WAS rendered.
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Al saay Hetd tee Trial

Al Saey. ire Chinese eeok charge.
AKA Sssalia< large amount % fasseellsn-
ssslS rsasstfr frssa BE steamer Tanazsr.
VAS Yesterday held Fer trial IN tAe sfE4Ftsv
resft or sssTEs .. grand larceny. Re
sssie8 - sEss ssert< IN TIE sgra ~ s. ssu
ana vas committed TO the county tar. A.
hazy rrsesseAssv waived preliminary az
snsscsster ~ admitting IRE SAefs charged
against eara Vie sasd be eAin't wAst q
fANyer.
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I OF THE QUEEN o1TY's BUSINESS GROWTH
Clsaranoss Of One Day More Than sl2260oo Portland
ID Left Far Behind.


amounted
Tina
o. II a overwhelming
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NIKE / SHALL REDUCTION.
Insurance Rates h Seattle VIII
b IowsRed.
assuRvEy NEARLY COMPLETED

ySea xssDes way - Piks strsss New
Raafngs WIN $3.50 ne IN Teree-
Polsey ueIaers VIM - Ens1sleA
- . rebate - Recent Dasaness-
seattle A9enas oAoolA Deal ~
sssaIy VIA Hew York o0esa.
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ARE COMING TO SEATTLE.
1AssN cavalry esil Receive $50 Ne
esnles Fsem che Freddie while
N Cann 0eFo.

BAN FHANCfNCo. Aux. A--Tne aaiiing
az the transport Morgan City. with load
Of recruits. has been postponed from today
until Thursday. 70 permit OF alterations
that ware decided upcA ~ the last mo
ment.
attic. about August II, 10 recruits from
thu rr<sidto. who have heen aUi9ned To
the Third cavalry. First Lieut.. Andrew r.
Williams viii 90 IN command Of them end
ast - quaytermasser and cummiasary OF
The o. Paul
After taking an the trcors Il Seattle. the
st. Paul WI salt Tar Manila The hos
pfsilt transport Siam WIN b reafy 20 sail
on August Il, and the senstoe. with troops.
ahssut the came time
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HANCOCK NEEDS REPAIRS.

W9lAs Probably Ne Seat 90 revt Or.
eharA-rhaage ~ crew.
The government - considering the sd
Visibility OF sending it, transport Han.
ceek to the Port Orchard srvdock for re-
pe1rs She. II has been discovered. requires
.. t0orcuGh OVERLAPPING. and as there IL no
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EYEGLASSES scientifically attc1
lenses grvaEss - order. Miss wsissnsxI.
0gslekas. IES s-Asrgy
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Mr. Johr Matthias a well known stock
dealer ~ Pulaski Ky SAYS After suf-
feEfng Tor over week with fax. ass5 nay
Physician having faIsef 20 relieve me-
wzs advised 10 s,y Shansheri4tns Coatc.
Cholera ard Dsayxhno sRA9nedI ey26hqv0I
ho11A 0Esa QANl1 -
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A BABY Doy.

Every expectant mother In the world
will sympathize with the somewhat re-
variable experience ef Mn. Rev. Walker.
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RAILWAY NOTES.

President Guerfn. OF the Seattle h San
Francisco. II expected to return from the
East next week
C. J. Sseepie. district passenger and
freight agent OF the Southern Pacific. has
gone 20 Ckehalsa
General Manager Miller and General Pas
ssnger Agent DAM, OF the Seattle q inter-
national have gone for q trip over their
road
The Southern Pacific private car Gard
aioupe has arrived In the locai yards TO
be usej by President ksufssehraitt and
Controller Mail upon their return from
Alaska
G.. Shields assistant general superfntena.
ent OF the Great Northern, ana q party OF
Eve friend. arrived from Spokane IN two
special cars yesterday and went 70 Taco
ma in the Afternoon.
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6nement bat ny hssbanA. weld eAvise
expecfast mothers 10 take Dr. rieree's IA.
vofise Prescription for h Will shexten labor.
and give greater relief than the do<soss esn.
would not say anything about lie rnedi-
cine IL had not used II Tor myseM. There
II no need of entering " Dr. Pierre's Pa
vorise PrescYiptiou II used Ausing pseeusn.
ey. May God bless toa for Q medicioe thst
win preserve Hlk. I en- gesting % / can
DO some Of ny own vosk witheat geetisg
tired"
Sensitive ailing women deserve the true
sympathy and heipfdlneAs inst CO only s.
exsended 10 them BY . physician whose
vide experience repdefs him 1aeply scpre.
eiasivc Of their suSesings and tksfosxhiv
familiar with the means Of promps allevis.
tioa and cure. You may write b.. Pierce
IN perfect confidence. He win send Won
sensible. htheYiy advice ftee ~ mail.
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