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The record-union. [volume] (Sacramento, Calif.) 1891-1903, 1899-07-18

TIC REMITTANCE HALL, 4OxsO, SUIT
able for lodge purposes. Long lease will
be given to responsible parties ON good
terms to them, with privilege to fit up
the hall to suit. For particulars inquire
at the "Record-IInion'' Office
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GET H. J. GOETHEs PRINTED LIST.
1011 Fourth street.
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HAWLEY & PHILLIPS RENT HOUSES
and collect rents. 319 street.
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WHEAT RANCH FOR SALE; EASY
terms H. J. GOETHE. 1011 Fourth
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TO LEASE-FISHING RIGHT OF FISH
erman's Lake, six miles from Sacra-
mento. Apply to CARL STROBEL, AL J.
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41s-1415 FIFTEENTH ST-PLEAsANT
lower fiat. rooms and bath; upper Gat
6 rooms ana bath; opposite Capitol Park
always had good tenants.
To Let-A fine large brick stable for
4 or horses. rear No. ISL p street
MILLS-GALVIN CO., 301 J.
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TO LET Or RENT.

ONE OF THE MOST CONVENIENT,
modern siX-room flats in the city; close
For particulars address L. E. K, this
Office. jy1S-4t~
GOOD CORNER STORE WITH OR
without rooms. Eighth and o. Rent
reasonable.
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WANTED BY A YOUNG GERMAN WO-
man, a situation to do light upstairs
work. Address ]. O., this office. jy16-3te
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LosT-FouND.

LOST-ON SATURDAY NIGHT, A GOLD
trimmed pair of spectacles in case, some
where between H and K, and Sixth
and Tenth streets. Finder please re-
turn same to F. C. CHINN, 526 K street,
and be rewarded. JylS-3t
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GO TO THE INTERNATIONAL, 3221a
K street, for cool rooms. 81 week up.
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SACRAMENTO BANK.

SACRAMENTO BANK.
THE OLDEST SAVINGS BANK IN
the city, corner Fifth and j streets, Sac
ramento. Guaranteed capital, $500, 900;
paid up capital. gold coin, $500, 900; re-
serve fund, ISL 600; term and ordinary de-
posits So O6S, 7l9; loans on real estate Jam
uary /, 1899 SCOT, 407. Term and ordinary
deposits received. Dividends paid in jan
uary and July Money loaned upon real
estate only Information furnished upon
application to
w. P. COLEMAN, President.
Ed r Hamilton. Cashier,
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20 ACRES FRUIT LAND FOR SALE OR
for carpentry work. 1892 H.
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W ANTED : SECOND HAND FURN
ture. 1921 Fourth street Tel. Cap. 636
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s14 L. NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS,
suitable for or 4 peopIe. Visit
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PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS.

DIR. P. R. WATTS. 1oo6 EIGHTH ST.
Office hours 10 to II a. M, 2 to and
to D. m Sundays, to p. m.
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NEW TO LET LIST JUST ISSUED BY
OLSON & BROWN. lois Fourth street.
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NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS AT THE
Manhattan House.. 315 K street.
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Ne tuncture Of the rusAe ana the white
aasin - hidden BY 4 very original deco
ration, which consists OF q white gause
ruche adjusted with n beading of small
silver spangies. and bows Ut white gause
wired into the shape OF tour-ieaf clevers
edged with silver spangles and attached
with centsrs Of brilliant strass buttons set
IN silver. The bodice OF white satin is
slightly boufYant In front and closes In
visisly in the back. ~ does the tunic The
deep decollesage Ia defined with the same
novel trimming OF gauxe bows, ruchings
and silver spangles and can be filled out
according TO the occasion for which the
frock 10 to be worn. either with the afore-
described high chemisstte or with low
one. ard small pulled sleeves OF dotted silk
tuiie edged with ruche Of gauge and
beading OF spanE.ea
A game ciover-leas forms graceful
epauiette on each shoulder.
Tho enthusiasm which the world 81 FASH
ion now evinces fer the automobile has
marked some OF the newest. most chi,
forms Of garments, which are hence desig'
mated by the name automobile" very
unique sack coat OF white cloth bears the
same name and Is intended TO be worn
while spinning aoout In these new convey
anees Though apparently shapeless in con-
tour there is vet such exquisite evidence Of
the talior's sail In this long overeoat, Hnsd
throughout with white satin that the AT
IL perfect. The sleeves are tight and plain
and have stitching Of white silk at the
wrists The very high ana very ffsring
collar is faced with white satin, "a Is the
revere formed b. the dou5,e-hreasted
trent 4 double row Of large crystal
buttons closes the coat which entirely en-
.siops the figure. A hat ~ black tuIie
with vsoicts Is usually worn 10 complete
the effect. ard q large bouquet Of the same
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fewer II tucked into . tiny pocket on the
left aide. made expressly for the purpose.
A jacket OF unusual elegance 10 also
made Of white cloth. and bids fair t. rivai
the various lace Jackets which fashion has
In stere for cooler summer dayA IL 10
very close hitting in form, and has . small
rounded basque. and cieses BY means Of
q ny. The lining 10 Of thinnest white tai
feta, and the simple trimming consists Of
a broad hand Of rows Of white silk SOU
tache. which passes around tho back and
over the bust. The tight sleeves are dec
GRATED with the same soutache, running
iengthwise. and the high collar flares very
slightly. and shows the same trimming
black satin or silk skirt 10 worn with
this Jacket. and the toaue which accom-
panies IL 10 OF white tullc and white roses,
and has high aisrctts Of bird OF para
use feathers.
The preference for white this season
offers no end OF dainty possibilities TO the
miiliner Toaues OF fne white tuIle,
spangted with silver an finished with bou.
uuets OF yioless or roses. are most pepu-
lar Feather aigreftes are preferred
though occasionally heavy white ostrich
piumes are effectively employed tn con-
nectisn with the masses OF sheer white
materials which constitute the heasigear
q. the modern woman.
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the lite ~ Sidney Lsnier. This paper was
- delightful one and was written by Miss
"a. gow-na kincsid, now of thA
State university. the youngest
member Of the Diversity Club
Mss Genevssve Young read a clev-
er ps per on Writers os Washington" that
deserves special mention. sosh frem the
interesting matter contained in the paper
and tse graceful manner 81 which the
yeazx lady handed her subject An orsxs-
raj pecan ~ Mrs <. " Young vas well
received Mss. r y, Ford represented
the wasran's Caa. reading IN exceeding
ly interesting paper or "coisEsai Csss
tonsa" Miss Ray Shie.o. OF sae Tam
cfSAsntsr Cian. gave u history Of The VIC
tory a. Manila ore year ago yesterday
Thi. young la1s grasined aer hsar~vs very
mach ey Aer story @. the victory and the
easy. eessSaita. manner il which re sssry
~As told
Mra Ada SpraSus Novel; Gave . select
rsaasne from klpsing In excellent style.
The musical gar, ct the programme vas
furnished by TIE Easerpe CISs. and soaes
and cAorases we're 1ei:s afful. A psAAs
solo Or Mrs Marshall w~s sxsus,esy rsn.
aered and TIE VEGA scses 81 Asas Susan
barr and xrs. Elws.i we're the gems e
the evsnsng's prcgranne The sasetns
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part OF June were elected: Mrs. I. J.
Arsders and Mrs. Biankenship. delegates:
Mrs. G.. ". Young and Mrs s. H. Bar
bee. Alternates. This club has taken I'D
the study OF Shakespeareau plays. and
the members are reading and discussing
Hamlet" The next meeting will Do
held with xrA p. N. Troy
+ + r
Tho programme Of the Hiyu wawa Club.
Of Scsohomish for May Is an follows:
Roll Call.
Quotations from E q. Browning.
Music
Character. Sketch OF Mrs Browning
..-:,-.... Fannie X. Nudge
Paper."rhe Hrowning courtship as
Told in Letters 49,. Helen 8. Proctor
'x.tings from the Club Woman" $500.
+ + +
Miss Susie Barr and Miss Ida Hill will
represent the EutsSpe Musical Club ~
delegates At the June convention.
r r +
Mrs. c. NJ. Shease and Mrs g. y. Crock
EFT were elected delegates 20 the June
with Mrs. u. l.. Fry aud Mrs. g A. Riddle
ss alternatez.
The Wednesday Afternoon Club. % Free
mont. will meet Wednesday. June 10 with
Mrs h p. Tucker.
+ + +
TIE City Federation met Friday last
+ + r
TIE Cassie Culture Club viii meet Sat
urs4ay May u at the elsosocnn in the pub
lite library agfldsnx. A fun Attendance IL
desired as officers for the ensuing year
viii he elected and the lire OF study
planned.
r r +
The Nineteenth Century Literary Club
viii hold its open meeting Thursday May
II In E.iks hall al o'clock DR. fsechiolt
Of the State university. Will speak scsore
the clao and its guests On Hamlet
IRENE DAVENPORT
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s, W. p ?; Eiasslsg ;, New Ygs. .i, L Bread
" Jones. Por, Townsend: u. J. Ramsey.
+. be.sa., juneau. ). Sieios. Portland:
H. 4. Eairehiid. wha,cem; II. ". Ed
yards. C spo Ia. si.nkne;a; KINGSTON.
B je..;;. New wha,com: n. o. "a.'i r. Aus -
tin. New Whatcom. f. c. Anderson. New
York; +. A, Sea borg, nwaeo. Wash: d.
isnd: j. d. Coleman. Portland: Lester ".
David. Blaine: Mr.. ana Mrs. Henry cross.
Victoria; A. F. ssewar'. San Francisco:
T.: Mr.: ana Mrs. II. III. wildes. Everett.
Mrs Carris Shaw Rice. Tacoma; Mrs.
leonard H. Pearson. Tacoma MsNer
Mn Morrison. Portland: r. q. H!nie Bow
ksr. Vancouver. II. C: II. f. N.wEand NJ.
D.. Washington. y. G.. q. G. Eiiel. Min
Glasgow. SPOKANE. c. wirteie. Tasorna !.
John A. Munich. Mount Vernon. J ". Ne.
Cresry Mount Vernon. ". 9. Miller. San
Francisco; J A Watson. Portland. J. ".
land: n. Dry~iaie San Francisco, Henry
T. FoTtnnan. San Francisco; G. r. carsls.
As.srs 4r ard Mrs. Joseph Gritser. As
halls; joe A. GebeI, chehafa.. A Detarisns
Chicago: George r Powell. Victoria. r.. A.
Powell Victoria: Sam HII!ars. snoksne: n
aas Sa,kl noe .oorpo,s \ r Mr. 49,. r. T
Port Uanshte r. r. whi.ranh y.rnasno.
y, ~ Blsesager. Portland. ~ F. Benson.
Chicago
The Seattle.
j. c. Ward Anderson. gos,on. ID a
Kinney. Resign: Harry Bath, San Fran
essce. J w pTapsr Tarorna. w 81
Kimhsll. New wha,eom. j. g. Richard
City; Il. r. Grant Sac9aalrnie u. A.
Van Vecatef. Index. ". j. Wilson Stag
way. =. A Sherman. Everett AseT
Conn. San Francisco. Alex MeCook. saa
Easseed. Portland. II Il. Beecber. Port
a Da-linr. whatcom. Mrs c. A.
Daring, Whateora: John Tsa,plsa and
wife, New w-haieams r. y. rtmpan, East
Sound: Mrs. n. ". Tsmpsin. East Bound
Mrs, j. B. Thompson. Spring Falls VIA .
Ms. Lena Pcs. srrsnx Falls. H. x. Gold
berg. San Francisco; c. q Brown Port
land. '~Asrlss Eroastrry. New YGrk. r.
c, CrgnaE. Orange, Mara. a J. Stssnnas
San Francivcc Mrs. J. L Hughex, New
York. A. " Rhesn. Victoria II. c.: A.
Ehl. San Francisco Mattscs Esenbsrg.
Bate Mont: Mf. and Mrs.. J~e -.
FIRE Falrnavsn. r. ~ Brayshaw. Vie
scrsa: J. g. tanning Minneapolis. Tnoa.
Ma.osy. Olympia. Mrs.. II. L. 1sobAss
r.. Povs Townsend; Mrs. W c. Dawson
Per: Townsend: l.. b. Hars,rgs. Po*.
Townsend. Mrs Thomas ~. Fisher. por.
Townsend; Herbert r. BsNeher Part
Trwrsena C. r swfs>~, Portland @. C..
fweas. Olympia. Or. and Ma Z. =. Lytse
Bgsaesi. wssh.: MlO Ahbte Sullivan. Both
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Gku& Nczk a,z0
8k44S Women.

entertaining club. presided With charming
dignity, and Mrs.. r u. Dunbar Ms
nIsnkensnsp ana Miss MAcleAy. a. pFess-
,.eats OF the various ciues occupied seats
OF homer es the platform TIE reesn was
beautifully decorated. vita tea vine AID
wild hrocrs with back 81 sae paA..ss IA
as n nanh a doswocA blossoms When
IA. sues,s arrived they were met ~ TIE
door nv two charming yeuns sadiss- wns
pr,s~uted every conner with souvenir IN
TIE shaes Of . ting busch 81 AAsssa Tea
With wAsss and ye.isw nooens these De
,r~ The club cclcrs The opening sunoes
q the prc9ramne vAs pesaa eaes Sc
tween Misc Hroaner AID Miss s~as~f
lfre 1asaksneAip thea rsad pASsf On
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u from the different centers
whence fashion sends out her
eucsa. white gowns. white hats. white ac-
0esoriea predominant. and IL ssmes the
- paramount ambition and desire Of
0ssssnaksrs and mtiliners to heiUhten this
wa'fe effect by the most rayishing comhi-
uefions OF materials and garnitureA
Our dainty model illustrated today fol-
~ the usual trend. II II designed to
worn by young lady making her first
formal step into tho world OF society.
Inc gown has the advantage OF submit.
ing TO Transformation into an elegant
afternoon or street gown by the addition
IN adjustable chemisctte and ienx
0eeves OF white tucked dotted tu,ie. NOUS
esuns Dc sole. or liberty silk. with high
eliar and faring cuffs OF white satin
eoxed with spanslsd trimming like that
vhica decorafes the rest of the gown
These adjustable chesnisefsss and sleeves
ne hnding much favor, as by their use
ANY gowns may serve fos different par-
soses and occasions. an advantage not to
= overlooked in the preparation and pack
mG Tor summer recreation.
Inc upper tight part Of the foundation
1afs OF our model Is OF soft white taffeta.
wife q graduating nounce OF the same
aW pressed into narrow full -pleat-
aSs. eiongatrs into a slight train and
kses ~ ground for another rufae q!
ne white dotted tulle, which Is decorated
NTH running all-over design OF siny
white gauge ruehes Tho graceful tunsc
white satin Is pointed In front and back
mo 10 eaishsd with n deep founee or
sostsd sulie edged with a gaase rpchsng.
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number was the singins Of America" BY
the ladies present
4 = +
The Alpha Club held an unusually inter
estine meeting Tuesday last ~ the home
Of Mrs. Baroee. One Of the pleasant fea-
lures Of the afternoon was 70 welcome
home one Of the members. Mrs. Kahie.
who has been several weeks IN Berlin. The
programme Tor the day was devoted to
poets and was a. follows:
Roll Call
Quotations from Thompson's "Seasons.'
Wordsworth ana Tennyson." twelfth
"wsIssm wordsworta" Ms smith
"csleridge" .......-..-.-.....--.Mr Mrs spelser
Hostess. Mrs. Barb. :.
+ r +
TIE Eena,i Club held a very interesting
session a. their room in the basement Of
the Episcopal church of Olympia Thurs
day evsning. After quotations from myth
illogical writer's four papers were read
Miss Florence Prince treating Of A Myth
OF Scandinavia" Miss Lizzie Savidxe Of
a Myth Of England" Miss Harrie, Wat
son of "A Mexican MYTH" and Mrs. Ban
kensatp read a sketch Of King Midas"
Mrs r c. kreiaer, Miss Susan Rarr an,
Miss Aatile Wood are new members OF
the Eena.i Club Join the State Federation
and delegates viii be selected a. sne next
meeting
r r +
IRE r r. O Club ~in hold IT'S regular
meeting in the ciueroou, a. the library
susldsrg Monday afternoon TIE '*tA,era-
,ure Of France During ;ae Seventeenth
Century will receive the atrentton % the
club with a number az papers upon prom
be
Pap-r-"T4terasure ~ France In the
Seventeenth Century. Jennie : Moore
''C'arrefiie -......-..-... Kate Irwin " ht.e
*Moi.ere'' ...%..-...........fsle Mona Foote
.EosSges'f ......-...-...... Myrtle Maynard
s'Soagesu ...-............E Emily r. As;xger
'srsne.on.- ...........-.sJanes Major Taylor
Currest Eve1tS
Roll Cal.
Quotations from French Literature.
= + z
C,ne o. TIRE ssesA.s ths. club association
should confer upon IRE clue woman - that
es enabling her 20 become perfectly SELF
poised a. AL times. 20 50 thoroughly PCS
sees Asrsel. that sss esa receive fae ideas
Of sshsrs without prejaesce. ana can dis
Germ the fact when AnstAer proposes
measures. theories or candidates better
than hse eva
The Diversity Cub. Of Olympia was en-
:eetAiasd ~ Nrs. lease Murphy Thursday
as,on. which msees n Seattle the latter
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VIE Reciprocity Day i3ea gains
popularity everywhere IL - given
VA, and hss been established - cne 81
sa~ rrcrrinsa; features on me programme
VI Al! progressive clubs
ne afSt reciprocity Gay given by the
Islerr@ M&&c9l Club OF Olympia. vas
asaa last Monday evening in the basement
"a sh~ Episcopal church and Was y shin
Ns success as regards programme and at
wssa&Aea TO- Faterreans ha4 hidden ire
"s'af'''s Diversity. Es<nAgt ard Tam
eshstltsf c'Was 80 unite with them en- this
WE a-Nn sad each % these clubs were
represented 90 the programme BY two
cesne<rs
ma Il ". ra.:lscn. president Of the
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gu: Frank J. Toussaint Milwaukee: A. =.
Sucking. Vancouver. b. c.; John Uno.
Eorsh and wife. Vancouver. b. c.; w. Z.
Vancouver. b. C.: il. b. wilson. Vsncows.
er. 3. c., B. wehrfrftx Vancouver. b. C.:
a. W. Einoley. Vancouver B. c.: J. q.
T s.s.s a. Ha's g yWsnos a:;
er: J. G: Logan. r.. Vancouver: Janss
AI ana Mr.;
Arlington: ". ii. Shlpp. Clear Lake: :.
Mile. Tacoma; n. II. Thompson. San
Francssco: z; D.. Sewers. san. Francisco:
N. J.; J. r. Finley, Portland: 8. c. sen.
ner. Portland: Jack Hays Portland; u.
ccorneiias. Portland: L. 4. woodward.
Qnimey. Portland. c. n. Hunter. What
com. J. J. Kelly. whatcom; II. c. Angels.
San Francisco; Mrs J. 2. n. Nichois.
Miss Sophie crockford, Boston.
The RaiateR-Grana.
W. W. spaidinE. Tacoma: J. W, Young.
MinneapolIs: j. r. Ams:. ro on Sso Geo.
". z. Puiiiam. Tacoma: ". l.. Ewlng.
Denver, Ar, and Mrs. N; ~; w,:aes. Ev-
ton: r j. Rucker. Everett: Edward Mis-.
Everett. p. J. Maioney and wife, Everett.
T. >. STANFORD. Everett e. H. Stone and
wife. Tacoma: III. knoblsuch wife And
son, Minneapolis. J, e. Gregory. Minnea-
City. Mrs. r. NJ Brooks. Portland:
blanche r.; Boyer. Vance. q. C.: Miss II.
NJ. Scott. Portland; =. c. syke. vancouv-
er. g. G.. c. b. Frs.s. Everett. I'D l.
Dafr. San Franchise. II. Brocksng, MI
waake~. q. r.. rhsnsrr Portland Fred
Wilde ard wife Toronto: Samuel r. Hell
lard. Spokane. Dr.. and Ms. .. r. Forrest,
Virginia; William Scost. Vancouver. Il. c..
p. A. Montgomery. Denver A. n, Brooke
Washington. John r. Barbour, Glendale,
Mont: G. N. Stole. Glendale. William ~.
Barker. Tacoma
Hose1 DrsnsWiek.
" W Stuart. City. Mss B. Gonrisy, Ce-
Oar Mountain, I. b. Ne. Fousbo, Louis q.
Hsynsock, Inesa. John Martin. Arlington:
Arthur Wilson. Alaska d. .. Hays Chl-
cago. Charles Lne. Color ado; Alfonso COT
I'm and wife, Taeorns. A. -. Bales. New
Ycrk. M.Se A. Jpnea. spokane.
TROUT Do yoa want any. Buy your
tackle AZ EpargsnherTs Cts Second
wAngEE's hard aaA Mrs. Edmcnds 4,
Madison park sunday afternoon
------------------------------
DR ANNIE RUssnII. vs1sa.s ~.
sasss. ~ Htnckisv.
DR. MERRILL. spsciaiiss-<AA Seer
Collins block
THE nerry-eo-rounA runs today. ylrve
and 1aftsgy.
BAND concert today. Madison pask.
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INVITED TO VICTORIA.
Mayor anA COanetl Receive Invaea-
sioa for ooeen.s birthday.

Mayer r. J. Hnrres Is IN r@cs;p. o. a.
Invitation from Mayor Charles j. Rel
fern and the council cf the city % Victoria
t1 attend Tire celebration 81 the queen y
birthday Ia that city AAy "a and s.
Yesterday the urayor replied - the let
ter. cordially thanking sae Victoria CT
Gessis ard sss.sssR that IN all probability
many Of the councilman wosid ssasI them
selves 81 the isyssAsior. as Individuals.
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THE steamer Flyer u laid OH fer re-
palss uEtsl furIhsg notice with 60 boat On
her run
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HAT thie II 10 BE- Z white season
Is now sufficiently demonstrates.
Tor among all the beautiful and
artistic productions which come
N from the different centers
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TROUT Do you want any Buy your
tackle AZ EpargsnherEs Cts Second
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wAngEH'a hard aaz Ars Edmcnds
Madison park SUNDAY afternoon.
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" W Stuart City: Mss B. Gonrisy, Ce-
Oar Mountain. I. B. u e. rou'sbo: Louis q.
Hsynsoek. indsa John Martin. Arlington:
Arthur Wilson, Alaska: D. d. Hays CAl-
cage: Charles Lee. ceios ado; Aionso Cot
fin and wife. Tacoma; A. u. Bxsoo. New
Ycrk: M.ss A. JcneA. 0pokane.
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Consultation
Is Free.
Diseases
Scientifically Treated
and Cured.

-AA Neuralgia. sick. nervous or con-
UEAO gestive headache. duh. full feea-
fng At base OF BRAIN loss OF memory, dtz-
xinsss. softening OF the brain. tumors and
eczema Of scalp.
arAmr Palpitatiens. irregular pulsa-
EAKs tons. valvular diseases. weak
and fatty heart. dropsy and rheumatism
Of the heart. languid circulation. etc.
usm,rve Inflammation Of the kidneys.
ooU6uO Bright's disease. diabetes, con-
session Of the kidneys. uraemta, gravel
stone. al scientifically and successfully
treated BY this combined electro-medicsi
treatment.
n Anmen Inflammation. cystitis. cys-
OLA& terrhoea. catarrh OF the blad-
der. These distressing diseases invariably
yield 70 this system Of combined treat
0ent.
nsvxm En- Kxm All diseases Of the liver,
ov6 jaundice. scleroaia, gall
Stone, congestien and all organic and func-
uena1 disorders. bowels, diarrhoea. dysen-
terry. Inflammation and all nervous and
re6ex disor1ers. rheumatism
eRnmAcm Cataxrh. ulcers and dyspep-
0sVAN sia. Indigestion, weakness
pain ana Sullnsss after eating. heartburn.
etc.
mnnHlme quickly cured without use OF
49, ~ the knife or truss. without de-
eegtten from business. A painless. sure
end permanent cure
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-05-07

THE nerry-eo-rounA runs to-day. ylrve
and BATTERY.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-05-07

DR. MERRILL. spsciaiiss-<eA Seer
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Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1899-05-18

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Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1899-05-18

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