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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1899-10-18

"Cieanliness ia next 10 zou.Ine-@" Dirt ana
depravity 60 hand Ia hand This Il just
true Of the inside of the body the outside
Constipation clogs the body and clouds the
mind. Constipation means that corruption &
breeding in the body, poisoning the blood with
its foul emanHti0ns, befoggiBg the brain with
It's tainted exha.Atiens. Constipation IL the be
ginning OF more diseases than. perhaps, any
other single di-order. The consequences OF
constipation are legion. Headache pain IN the
aide, shorfness Of breath, undue fuliness after
eating, coidHess of the eAtremliss, nervous
ness INDIGESTION. lassitude, dizziness sallow.
ness fAtuIeure, and score OF other ailments
are directly caused by constipation. Cure con
stipation and you cure its conseq lenees The
quickest cure Of this evil II obtained By the
use OF DIR. Pierce's Pleasant Pellets. They are
small in size bat wonderful in result. They
cure permanently. They contain no Injurious
ingredients. The use OF them does not beget
the "pill habit Ask your druggist for them.
send 81 cents IN stamps, the expense of
mailing only aud receive DIR. Pierce's Common
sense Medical Adviser, in paper covers. This
work contains COS pages and TOO Illustrations.
For 81 stamps II can be had In substantial cloth
binding. Address DR.. r. V. Pierce, Buffalo,
n V
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The readers Of this paper will he pleased To
learn that there j. At least one dreaded disease
that accnec has been able to cure tR all its stHR
and that s. catarTh- Halls tatarrh Cure i the
only positive cure now known to the medical
fraternity CatAfrh being constitutional dis
eaEt, requires a constitutional treatment. Halls
CaIArfh cure T. taken internally, acting directly
upon the blood and mucous Furiares 81 The Hys
TEN, Their by destroying the foundation Of the
di-case. and giving the patient strength by
bulldog up the HoUrIltuUau and H~~lstug
nature I'm doing it, work hC protrietora have
much t4iJb in IT. curative powers, that they
offer One huudrsI Dollars for any case that II
falls to cure. send for nat of Testimonials
Addrr-- = J CHENEY 4 co, Taiedo, -.
sold ny praggi-t-. 7se
Hail. Family FiIT= are tie bet
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WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER IS, 1899

Ellsworth IS called upon to mourn
the loss OF another Of its leading citi-
zens .. h Whiting. His long. use
full and successful life came to a close
in the city IN which he was born. His
industry a5 .rugality as a youth, his
devotion t. business in his prime, his
sound Judgment in late years are char
acteristics that the youth OF to-day
may well emulate. Although a bust
ness man of the old school, he kept in
close toucn With the affairs Of the day,
and WAS always keenly alive to all
questions. social, political and fnan-
cial His commanding presence. his
Cheerful citing, his sound advice
often sought and freely given. viii be
sadly missed IN this community.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1899-10-18

During the winter Of 1897, Mr.. james
chants Of Clay, Clay Co, ". Va, struck
his leg against cake OF Ice in such
manner a 20 brui%e 1t severely. II became
Fefs much swollen and panied him 30
badly hat he could not walk without the
aid 81 erutches. lie was treated by physi-
clans. also used several KINGS 81 Anment
and two aud a half gallon. Of @bisky IN
bathing i, bur nothing gave any rcitef
until he begau using Chamterlain's Pam
Balm Tai- brought almost a complete
cure in q week time and b. believes that
had be MOI used this remedy hs- leg would
have Rad % - ampalate4 Pain Balm &.
uneqnaleG Tor spra.ns trg ses and rhea-
uati-u. For sale ~ Gre. a PAEeKER
Druggist
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In the District Court % the United states
Tor The Di.lricL Of Maine. In bankrnptcE.

In the District Court % the United states
for the District of Maine, in bankruptcy.
In the matter OF
AuarsTrs 6. BLAkH. IN BANKRUPTCY.
bankrupt,
To the creditors Of Augustus G. Blake, Of
Brooklin, in the county of Hancock, and
district aforesaid, bankrupt:
NOTICE is hereby given that on the
~ Ilih day Of October, a. d. 1893. the said
Augustus G. Blake was duly adjudicated bank
rIpt, and that the FIRST meeting OF his credi-
tors will be held al No. 70 state street, in
the forenoon, at which time the said creditors
may attend. prove their claims, appoint a
trustee, examine the bankrupt, and transact
such other business as may properly come
before said meeting. JoHS B. RRDMAS,
Referee in Bankruptcy.
Oct. II. 1899.
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CHURCH NOTES.
MErHopIsr EPISCOPAL.

METHODIST EPISCOPAL.
Rer J. p Simonton, pastor.
Friday evening at 100, prayer meeting.
SUNDAY, Oct. 22-Morniug service at
lO 81. Sermon by the pastor. Sunday
school ut II IS. Junior league at p. m.
Fpworth league at p. IN. PASTORS SER
vice at 100 =. m.
Tuesday evening at 90 prayer meeting.
BAPTIST.
Rer. &. s. McLedrH, pastor.
Friday. : 30 p. m, church prayer meet
sunday. Oct. y Morning service at
1870 Sermon by Rev. +. A. Davis, Of
Old Town. Sunday school al u m. Y.
=. :. G. T.. prayer meeting at d. - m.
Praise aHd preaching service at ?. IN.
CONGREGATIONAL.
Reu. J. ". 3ddms, pastor.
Meeting for prayer and Bible study on
Friday evening at : 30 O'Clock. The forty
third lesson in the Quarterly Will he dis
cussed, based upon selections from ! Tim.
and Titu--''Tbe New Testament Church.
Sunday, Oct 22-Morning service at
10 30 Sunday school directly after morn
ing service. Evening meeting at O'Clock.
All services will be held In the church
while the chapel il being repaired.
UNION eoSG L, ELLswoRTH FALLs.
Rer. +. ". Atkinson, pastor.
Friday, :. 30 p. m, church prayer meet
ing.
pastor sunday school at II a. m Even
ing address at % subject. EDEN
Lost and Manhood Gained.
Tuesday, 30 p. m, Christian Enheavor
prayer meeting,
FREE BAPTIST.
Reu. H. 4 EucteHbdch, pastor.
Friday, 30 p. m, regular church prayer
meeting.
sunday, Oct y Sermon at p. m. by
the pastor. Sunday schoo, at 3 p. IN.
Gospel service at : 90 p m
Tuesday, 30 p. m, y. T. r. {. l..
UNITARIAN.
Rer. A. II. Coar, pastor
Friday evening, at 80 teachers meet
ing at nome OF Mrs. Helen " lggiu.
sunday. Oct. . Morning service at
l0-30. Sermon by the pastor. sunday
school at l1.45.
oUT-OF-TowS SERVICES.
Rev. T.. A. Davis, OF Old Town, viii
preach at Trenton Sunday afternoon at )
O'Clock. Mr.. Davis WAS ordained at Tren-
ton y here he was located FOR some time.
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Ttgal Noiitfs.


UNPAID tANer on laad= nf toH resident
[ owners situated In the city oi Ellsworth
Tor the year isl-, committed to me- for cpllec-
ZION for ratd city OF Ellsworth. on the twenty
6fth day Of May, = d is'S. remain unpaid and
notice Is hereby given that II said taxes, inter.
est and charges are mol previou@ig paid, 80 much
~ the real estate a. +. sufficient 10 pay the
amount due therefor, including Interest and
charges viii be sott at public auction NJ my Of
flee 10 -aid city Of Ellsworth, on the first Mon
day of deer nltler a. Il e, At O'Clock a. III
Amt Of
<ame- 81 owners estate taxed. Value. uRti tax
AL-r-.t.. ANlLLLar- 1 hmm IL %
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Burned to Death In Her Home.

Miss Mary Hubbard, OF Winterport,
was burned To death In fire which de-
stroycd her home Monday night. The
fire broke out in the room just below the
one in v hich she was sleeping.
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The old Deer Isle cannon was hauled out
Monday night when the news OF Co
lum bias" victory arrived
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STATE OF MAINE.

crtimrn . % a d. O Ne
cIiu,h o
al.
O Ma Il L
mot prvaus ouucho hrrat zzeaa s
~ % e o.
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Name OF owners and description 81 property. \
t{.tr. Of Jnfta Af,,- land lsr,sad ana ana " nv
land 81 { / Br{dgr~ and h.if~ If ! ars,. A try
4 ~ lot - fa.,i F,44nf.
Fratler r 1g shore. : by : q sargent " ~ town road
ana NJ N.ncnv,tr-. vol III; 80,
NJ Jfis-t la ~ I.r.l p4arf.-s hi, t-,.r,rr
E-tr,ti .Yt other. ~, t,rt.t h., an kuDySr
rstee 100 ett l.s lot Of and bounded bv qnkpown
, v a. 4 r-,r Itr f.agtr tttyrr
,efarerre 4. ,7a,4 "a
,s,i.Iry ~ t..t. no = , FL 80. nv "
cbss = I5oyr ~ Id nf land on " sde ura- month Of
1ttTr reek reference mace to Iaacezs regixtrY Of
~rt.ts= ~ = us ,ag, ~ =
CA.s Fnrv lot 80 l. land bounded Hg Land Of william
MI. + Wtl!t,tn Nal. ant r ft,g4.
A., 49,. "a t,g = "a r3lfrr+rT
- 10 q 5oans-3 = ~ -sst a. r5., ana Harmon
by " I Walt. : h, T-fpp 4 Bres,r i. b. A r paw.
Grrely Emery Fr1.ud A 0rigIeI Id Va ! land bound.
pansrt. ~ C,tr-r,r v'ssesf7 N a., 81 ms lot
iot So ? mud bounded \ bv. bona = b.. 4 Il Jardans
1y be{rs ~ IfN FTtsBs n b4 Jt 4 and othsrs
ot Na 4 AND bounded \ b. oat , ~ P1pe5 and t,er
AN WtITiar, 4 N.Is- n nv ~, ffr,s,
Ia ~ 1 tIEl sala4IrA \ ny Il IIr+4# E#y i9sn
rad : 4ns. n, 81, l4al uf Cree - ur .l.ktaAn
i5l 80 ~. .5,,si,.t \ ~ - r.. = and
~ d; 49, n .-T+s mi C1ayfa. * z.-H.e n ~
charles taudege,
49, I - n -, 4 + Gem e . So -
MAJ Ia Graft sAe ia ia, t.tats "a sastletts Isle
5lu55o,e cot, ! e1t.4trs- muse.
Her. Richard Heath. land lr!-i and Of
gff ,ra t,ss,Is a. j 4 Wns ft5.f.-t hy
SINH " - R5urt pond 80 =
H \ Jos ret No l. .tHd bounded y bq A NJ Manchester
by right otsay. : D.. u -af.e4t y o. 4 Manchester
aH5 i NJ rogers
- 40 a8s bounded y bv private way or eptre 81
IN Hissiu, estate ; OK t.,ls Of u SARGENT v by Iaui
ei c.errs % 80 Adel5u. r JOS. II beIa. l. "a - feet
Matilda Luut shares IN tAe t!leg estate en BART
iett+s Isle
Desert Eastern shore Land William Claim and
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Ztoal Notitts.


~ = ~ 'F7's vi NNIF,
Unpaid taxes on lands situated In tie tow =,
sorrento. In the county Of Hancock. for t6a
year itas. 'ae
THE following list Of taxes on real es,s,. -.
L non resident owners Ia the town ~ =
rento for the YEAR lsts-. committed "a nj fa- -
lefiien for said toen on the twenty fr,t aay ~
tf.rii, lStfs, remains uupaid, and notfre "a - ~
hy given that II said sVe-. Interest and cha.
are not previously paid. SO much Of the resi
tatn taNesi r- Is sufficient to pay the amount ,lga
therefor. Including Interest AMI chargr- ain F.
sold At uublir surt1ou a. the Hlgh H,ad -ct5'
tou-e, in said town, the -ane being the Ne.
where the last preceding annual town r4e.ttr-
1T said town WA held, on the Hrst Monde
December liza. al o'clock q. IN 4'
Same Of owners. Acre Yaiae T.,
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HERNAS JORDAN. Collector
OF taxes 81 The town of " altman.
waltham. Oct, 10, ls.,s.
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>o> -ntsint>r IN >olIot-

AtskH X 8aatuw ,Hp, - lectar
of taAea far in cit5 Il lswafih
!. jt4Rofth, titt t. is5W
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nr Hobbs Sparagus pl}5s cure All Kfsney lis sam
pie free Aid sterling Kennedy Co. Chicago or y
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JOHN w. SoaRs, Collector
of taxes OF the town OF Mount Desert
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In thr uzAttHr ~
EstFtt =. E&EAY. IA FaaEfu=f.
HaUkruHt
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EHstsr " EEHaftf.
COLLECTOR sntt .fe-.aF, af l',tna.s
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C0NCANNON
is INDICTED

TACOMA. Aug. AT noon yssier-
day the grand Jury came into court
and delivered an Indictment Of ?. J
COucsnnon Tor burglary 20 Judge
k-un. fts contents were not made
known until IN" warrant was issued
by the county clerk and placed In the
hands ~ Deputy sanrIn Mai0ncy.
81 no arrested =. J Cpucanuan on Pa
elae avenue about O'Clock The in
diCtmeut charges =. J Caneannon.
private detective and special deputy
sheriff. with the crime % burglary
committed on or about September II.
1898. In breaking into the music store
= \. 4 Taylor. 30 G street. with
intent TO commit larceny.
Coucannan declined 10 b. inter
viewed and said be had nothing to
say Iiis attorney. ffuEh Farley.
also remarked that it Nar hardly tho
thing FOR an attorney 10 discuss his
clients case In the newspapers. All
he could say was that be was in
nocent coue1nnon has been en-
gagged as private detective for
many years lu Eau claire. Wiscon-
sin. Minneapolis Omaha. Seattle and
Tacoma During the adm nistrltlan
~ Mayor Fawcptt he WAS on the city
detective force
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certainly
Secretary Nsrr
delivered last defiance the teeth Of the
he
10
liberty and
There speak Of the
as a vi
newspapers recover from blast Of VII
doubtless with vttcsm Potato rinsree
while others viii allegation. man.
rhr star he
Amer
the life republic. fully with
him his opinion the hrm the unns'a'
able engths their vncaton sctupes u conscience
policy publishers
Il bought and sold In
candidates
once
who newspapers
IN a.
deliberately
suit the publishers public pesteny aud
public rrase
Before
holding political
he q Is me-
These enth
Of
United
fairs DO they the
which
VIVA, sorey needed untcd
toward all When themselves In
communities should welcomed supported the
end they
publishers
soon Honesty =
policy"
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Mayor Humes.
Seattle, Wash:

whpey
be
bs $50
be
BE-
satsfactory the
reception seattle In fully
To
F1rst Washington the
o IA
ago
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Midsummer Styles.


To b. entirely prupcr ius; nav you
should have iwp wells 81 rruWn your
nat when EuiuE away Tor trip
70 the scashorn Of mountains. lakes.
etc. the proper thInE i 60 spbmrrEr
your rat tn mass o. yelling No
matter II It, brfm IL plated. tucked.
shlrrrd OF covered With an lunuite
amount ~ tulie or maune \ net
vsll ia worn over che face T. keep cut
the dust and 20 prevent the hsls
q IN blowing and another u CHIFFON
e pinned very loosely over the bat 10
give an effect q earslessnest
Moas-sune De sole i tho trimming
- the hour and a. such - treated iu
multitude % novel and effective
ftIys. Point d'ssprit IL alal use ir
rae ra-ne manner as the mausastine.
i.ut 3 not nearly - generally pepI
lar.
iaaek skirts are not In II at an his
summer n one desires Ia br stylish
81 EuNusd for the street. one should
he Attired in gray skirt and whitr
shirt-Waist The Eray skirt, u
course. must be proper a. 20 material
ard cut and the shlrt-wsirt Wit
very small sleeves and Hcant fuUuess
anywhere.
just a. the present moment there
is an unusual quantity ~ black vel
Vet ribbon used a. a trimming FOR
thin dresses. The ruffics are trim
med with It. - Il put through bead
ing. and. In some eases IL il put on
TO- rows. hptrdera fashion. on tho
sleeves and bodice. until the whole
garment seems composed ~ H.
The popularity Of the white plque
skirt il undated and many novel
and unlqu. designs have been eNaiv-
81 this summer. Much fine quality
plquc - used for the newest II tHase
skirts. as they are 80 Elaborate that
ao much work would be thrown away
ON a cheap poor quality atun one
atrIkluE one seen lately vas cut very
close fttinF with o deml=irain. and
was then almost completely covered
with stitched on half-luch bias bands
Of the white pique Black ulque
skirts are exceedingly stylish, but
are just aH pc=Ishable ~ far as neat
ness IL concerned. 10 Will probably
not becom" generally popular
The bolerp H. prominent feature
~ many smart summer gowns ON
foulard costumes, especially mad" ~
heavy lacc like gulpurc or rrnaIs-
sance. they are very much rcen.
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BUILDING PER NIrs.

Building permits have been issued
20 Walter English for repairs at. Gi9
Minor avenue 90 cost 500 II * Wo'd
for alterations at 1907 FIRST avenue
TO cost 81 go. kcene 4 Jackson for
repairs ~ sol First avenue south 20
cost $50 n. G. Erickson Tor altera
tlous 1T 202n-2i Eighth avenue to
cost 80. Chris Bauer to build a one
story frame residence at 59e Twenty
eighth avenue south 10 rost $3.50. "
u. Murphy 70 build a. story frame
residence a. ags Twela y-third avenue
10 cost 100. T. J. Hewitt to build ID
one story frame residence At 1916
Twentieth avenue TO cost $500. also n
one story frame residence at 1877
TNentIeth avenun ~ cnai 1000.
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ROBBED HIM
AS He SLEPT

Albert " stpckman. a recent ar.
rival from the Klondlke. yesterday
reported the loss Of 81 .020 in bank
notes to Capt sullivan. Of the police
department. steckman stated that
after HE arrival from Alaska on the
steamer DiriEo. ne Immediately took
"a room a. The 81 Charles hotel The
He rose early the next morning and
started Tor a clothing store To- pur-
chase suit Of clothes when he
opened his belt his money vas miss
Ing lie also had % ounces ~ gold
dust. valued AZ 1920 IN his trousers
pocket. The latter was safe
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Wv
The Water Front.
mn


The steamer Elhu Thomson. which
returned frefa ~ Nea4e3 recently
ieff last uisht Tor ilonaiuiu shs
carried FUN cargo ~ freight. most.
lz mill stun part ~ whieh Was ibad.
q at Tacoma. and the rest her, The
steamer VAS compelled 10 leave con.
siderable freight ON the dock here
owing t. lack Of space.
Schooner Thos ?. Bayard. which
has been lying near the Arlington
dpck stla Tor some time. has been
chartered by a party u northbauna
miners % SO to Norton hay. She
viii leave next Monday.
After iischsrFinr about goa tons
- freight az the sahWabaaher doc \
to-day the Pacific coast STEAMSHIP
t'matila left fpf Tacoma and nthei
small places on the sound To- rscelv,
freight
steamer Csarina - due here fo-
morrow from San Franrisea with a
earso of general freight
ship spartan Capt Polite. got lr
port last evening she viIl load a
cargo of BIaek Diamond coal herr.
Steamer Charles Nelson viii prob.
ahly be- the next steamer tn arrive
here from ST Michael She la due
any dav now. AMI - expected T.
briug down a large number o. pas.
s"ug"rH
Tn" new government coast stenm.
er Gen NJ Wilson. which lt was y.
peFted would leave herr tn survey
the bar at Gay's harbor Will prob.
abiy not get away for week. cant
Bsrghcr saYa there O. sill consider.
able work % 10 On the interior of ths
Vessel She Hueef ssfutly passed the
speed test making i3a knots an
fuur. although only "a speed NJ pa
knots o. required The principal
work or the Wilson VIII be- 20 tender
on the coast ports
Seattle from shipping point of
view. vas perhaps never more busy
than ~ present The tonnage repre-
reufol hy the steamers ON the harhut
carly ihis morning was greater per.
hpus than that ~ any city ON tho
raust
Hnrhotmuster Rogers monthly ro.
poet which VII be- out this evening
Will show very pvorah bile condition
" affairs Tho business NJ the port
shows 4 steady increase. which Jus.
tines the title FOR Il OF The Liver.
pall of the far West
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ANOTHER SHAFT.

The Northern Paciac Coal com.
pany wili open new shaft ON theif
property at Rosiyn This Viii en-
able 10 to increase its output from
2.5Oo To 1000 tons, and requir, the cm-
plpymeni ~ Loo. instead Of zoos
men.
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morning. innovation % character In
religious shpboad
preachers others attend
Seattle Will b entvene
higher cHucizu being delivered viii pouEhnE
through miles u
end of each speech order length calculated
og o They
compelled within reaching
pursue
=
: pralss
II possible that
0 may
ofinn passoned oraiory.
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SUSPECTED BANDIT
is IN CUSTODY

EAT CLAIRE, Wis. Aug. 3.-spe-
cial Agent Brcsnand. ~ the Omaha
railway ussistel by the Eau claire
sheriff ana chief ~ police. captured
several Fusr cts To-Day. and one Of
four nov locked up lore f. believed
10 be one Or the bandits who held up
q saloon ana passenger depot II
Black River Fails last night Tho
prisoner VIII be sent to that place
tonight.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-08-03
An Advance In Wages.

MIBwAUK ZEE. Wis. Aug 2 Nj
wnukee street Railway company has
posted notice Of an increase Of
wages from 10 to 20 cents m hour to
20 into effect at once. Tn advance
was complete surprise 10 the men,
as the company had repeatedly de
clarcd that II was utterly opposed to
paying 20 cents an hour and pay
operating expenses.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-08-03
MADE TWO RUNS.

The nre alarm department an
swersd q stiH alarm last night AZ II
o'clock 70 ext.ugulsh HaWdust IRE
near the Western mill The depart
ment was aifo called out early this
morning 70 put out an aah barrel
fire IN thu roas ~ q residence ON
Twenty>hird avenue. near Jackson
street.
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Or. Wagner Appointed.

WASHINGTON. Aug 7-pr G G.
Wagner has been appointed mem
Der Of the Board ~ pension exam
incrs At Tacoma.
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headquarters FIRST washington Infantry T. y V.
MANILA, +. l., June 10 1909
Mayor Humes
Seattle, Wash:
My Dear Mayor:-Telegram was received from you
some time ago asking that the Washington regiment
come TO Seattle will have to be governed entirely by
the orders receive when sailing. received your tel
egram while in command OF the brigade. a telegram
from the war department to the commanding officer.
Leut.-Co Fife requested that vote be taken IN the
regiment The vote brought out the great majority in
favor OF being mustered out In san Francisco.
Ii would please me very much To have Seattle see
the First Washington regiment. Very respectfully,
JOHN H. WHOLLEY,
Colonel Ist Wash. nifty. Il. ). v.
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Somebody
walk for the hills the Of
And. a In
Chicago
people
step prompt.
sidewalk either Madison o Columbia
community
would a popular
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The Post-GntsiEence today u
brief telegram from President
Of depot dispatch cnuehe
through
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-08-03

Horu Drug 60. tifth aud IIke.
JIescTpt4ou kpovIaHsp inuup itko d
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Buy acre tract. Moore Inv. Co
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-08-03
Throws Little Light Upon the Vote
Taken by Washington Boys
FAVORINC MUSTER OUT AT FRISCO
The LOng-ExpeCted Official Answer 10 The
Formal Invitation Of the City of
Seattle CabIed 10 Manila.

Headquarters First Washington Infantry L. s v
MANILA T. l., June 10, 70
The Coconino sun., 1899-12-02

ways, and most lOvable disposition, coupled with the queenly attributes so essential to maid of honor, or queen for that matter, she will rank first among all maids of honor and be one of the most brilliant of all the scintillat- ing stars in the queens retinue.
 The skylight city has every reason to be proud of their maid of honor, and the Phoenecians in the torrid city of canals will congratulate us upon our fair daughter when she enters upon her duties to the queen.