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The Portland daily press., 1899-06-03
PILGRIM FATHERS ENTERTAIN

The members of Portland Colony en-
tertained several of the officers of the
colonies from Lewiston and Auburn al
Orient hall. Congress street. Friday eve.
ming The visiting officers were fur.
nished supper after which the regular
lodge meeting was held. Following the
meeting brief programme of literary
and musical numbers as--carrisd out.
A number of invited guests, residents
OF the city were also In attendance Re
marks on the work and progress of the
order were made by several members oil
the local as we'll as the visiting colonies.
Ice cream and cake were served at the
close OF the evening exercises. A most
enjoyable time was had by all.
The Portland daily press., 1899-06-03
JAMES GRAIMEY'S SERIOUS ACCT
DENT,

James Graiiney of rs Salem street, who
fecently fell from staging while at
work at the Gas company's works, and
was taken to the Maine General hospital
suffered more serious injuries than was
first reported. Yesterday 1t was made
known to his wife by the surgeon that
his back was broken as the result of the
fall. Mr.. Graimey has wife and two
children and has been in the employ of
the Gas company for number of years.
The Portland daily press., 1899-06-03
HANpKERchIEFs.

Two thousand and four hum
bred Handkerchiefs GOO dog }
White Lawn hemstitched, with
pretty .cording inside the hem
= stitching, Six different styles.
This sale price &c
6 for 25c.
None sold to dealers.
The Portland daily press., 1899-06-03
FOR men.
UN DE r w EAR.

UN D ERW G AR. Fine 40
gauge
French Balbriggan Shirts and
Drawers, made in France of real
Egyptian Combed Cotton yarn.
Use kind at SOC
Mons fine Balbriggan Shirts
and Drawers, finished seams
throughout Regular SOC kind at
31c
Mems Derby ribbed shirts and
Drawers, fine combed yarn, very
elastic, glove fitting 25c
STOCKINGS. Real Maco
Cotton Stock
ings for men. Black and new
tan seamless, knit with double
soles, and high spliced heels,
fast Colors,
19c kind. This sale price, lilo.
The Portland daily press., 1899-06-03
THE PRESS.
NEW ADvERTIsEMENTs TODAY.

j. r. Libby Co.
Owen. Moore & Co.
y. Il. Palmer.
Oren Huoperss sons.
Rlnes Bros. Co.
c. II. Dickson & Son.
~. II. Hay q Son
Merry.
". 4. Kilborn Co
Geo. c. Shaw & Co.
Frank z. Mckenney.
Frank 2. TibDetts & Co
Wanted
NJ. q. NJ. A.
Card.
frank r. Tibbetts & Co.
ADMINISTRATORS Notice.. "
State OF Maine.
losing Notice. &c
New Wants To Let. For Sale, Lost Found
end similar advertisements viii be found under
their appropriate heads on page G.
The Portland daily press., 1899-06-03
BELT BUCKLES.

outanimporter's stock of charm
ing Belt Buckles at half price.
On sale To-day at half.
The Portland daily press., 1899-06-03
ENAMEL WARE AT &c,

Wash Bowls, three sizes,
Dust Pans, Pudding Pans.
SQUARE Cake Pans. Hanging
Soap Dishes, Dippers with long
handles. Cuspidors large size.
Drinking Cups, Spiders, Stew
Pans with handles, Preserve
Kettles, and many other dishes
at 90
The Portland daily press., 1899-06-03
GREAT BOOKS AT
{ SMALL PRic Es.

The Forest Lovers, by Maurice
Hewlett.
The Choir Invisible, by James
Lase Allen.
The Christian, By Hall Game.
Phroso, by Anthony Hope.
The Sorrows of Satan, by
Marie Corelli.
Prisoner of Zenda, by Anthony
Hope. 81
Lady of Quality, by Frances
Hodgdon Burnett.
The above books attained
wonderful success in their origi-
nal editions, this fact being fully !
confirmed by these special edi-
tions Of 100,00 copies of each
book.
Well bound in ornamental
cloth.
Price Soc
j. R. LIBBY GO.
The Portland daily press., 1899-06-03
FOR Q CENTS.

Basement Bargains for Satur-
day and Monday.
Decorated chinawafe.
Comb and Brush Trays, large
size.
Water Bottle with Stopper.
Puff Boxes round or square,
with cover.
Cracker Jars, with cover.
Pin Trays, Assorted Sizes,
Fancy Plates and many other
pieces, 90
TIN WARE Flaring Pals,
AT &c, 10, IL and IA
quart, Six
quart Pail with cover, Victor
Flour Sieve, Milk Pans 8, 10. ~
quart, Oil Can quart size, Pre-
serve Kettles, Stew Pans, Dish
Drainers, Dish Pans, Wire Fly
Killers, Tea Kettles, 2 sizes, &c
Handles for Mrs. Potts Sad
Irons, Wooden Bowls. Oak
Sugar Boxes, Knife Trays.
The Portland daily press., 1899-06-03
GLOVE sss 7
GAINS.
f.lA ~

andsLisle Gloves. Double fingers
Black only, all sizes, a good 25c
This sale price, I2Hc
The Portland daily press., 1899-06-03

TOILET SOAP. One great
case-load
of "Cotto Soap" A fine Toilet
Soap. A box of three good size
cakes for IOc
The Portland daily press., 1899-06-03

CUT WORK seveuty-flve
At HALF. osap pieces to
close up
several broken lots, We shall
sell rs pieces at Half Price which
wile bring them down to range
from 26C to 98c
The Portland daily press., 1899-06-03

so and 75c. Extra fine
Lawn with
square neck bib, trimmed across
the top of Bretelles. square neck
effect full RULES, so and 75c
Also Embroidery trimmed
Aprons many styles from 121sc
to $1.00.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-02-11
TIMBER OF THE STATE.
Interior Departments Estimate OF
the Amount SIN standing.

The figures given below, based on esti-
mates made BY Henry Gannett. q tno
United states geological survey OF
the standing n1ercha0tabis timber In
Western Washington. viii appear as a
part OF the annual report OF the stscre~
tary OF the interior. These estimates We're
complied during the past year. All the
cruisines OF the state lands, and the
Northern Pacific Hallway Company 5
lands. also that OF the mill companies and
other large timber owners, were placed
at the disposal o? MIR Gannelt for this
work This formed a substantial and ac-
c0rata basis on which u work as il gave
the actual cFuisiugs on more than one
half OF the tinbered area CT the state.
The inforEaa ton us TO the amount Of tim
Der on the districts not covered by these
Cruisings was obtained by diIigent In
Q'siry among the loggers. timber cruisers.
surveyors ana all others who had infor-
nation on the subject. Information Was
obtained at the same time as 10 the burnt
area. area cut over and simnerIess area
as we'll as the timbered area data TO be
shown Oh series OF maps. which will
form part OF the ncst report OF the
secretary Of the interior.
The report shows that - per cent of the
total ,imoered land Of Western Washing
ton has been practically denuded - per
cent. ey nEes. q per cent. cut of. II must
not no construed however that a. per
cent OF the timber has been cut and
burned IS the average stumpage OF the
remainder IS heavier than that when has
been consumed and cut. The estimates
made ara On tho present methods OF log
gipg and include nothing bat what would
now be taken OF. WITH Increased values
for logs ana lumber. the average output
from logging districts VIII Increase ~ per
cent and when IL reaches the Close-shaVe
system Of the white-pine men will show
an output perhaps double the figures made
below.
The figures Is counties lying west Of
the Cascade mountains In Washington are
fntt0WSs
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-02-11

on know, We have 70 do IL, of
money changing sa58 aa asd street ear
conductor. Week aays We maxi con-
sadrrtbts charse for peap'> ~ho fue. afk
ts - change a 81 bdlI ~ a g. bill tssit
S'iiataY morning pretty nearly every other
woman tat: paws a fare wants "a know
Z 1re cant Furnish her change"
The "a We pretty svcls filed and vas
q" - NY up TIE ava9ue. Fosloye iray q
wink fron the conductor ths Tales ~
TIE Town" men stored 'nSlte ;he car
Ihe 1rst woman handed ogst a gicIse. mad
ere secor3 3Hn di4 Tire sa'1ro. tut added. a
nsoiasai later.
''t'sH vel change - cents sar me-"
Ia@ conductor uafe the -ean4gs ari.s cell
looted oae or f~o more tickets before an
otAer = uaa said
''ta1 you risvsee change s. for ne. 50
taAt car s@t 81 cents osss - 4 ~
Fso cor3e-;ar haniea esat a couole II
H--s aod s0u1e sf3vsr aot ~ntlt on s,Ver
va aisle Cut of sotne twenty xsgren IN
5Ae CO., f-.ly hHis dozen asked far
rft"nee ana tes lsst fRe e- thr~s vere
ehfs@t 50 Se "a chereh a.. either srop a
asf tslHr 1n the nax ~ .3ek exer.1v fs,~
neeaat wH..a tee ->atrfsasfac ssax rasze.f
by than
Y et~a." e''3 --.s r-n7ae's.r. .-anl a-a
'eot "a .~eiGfaa.s .ean~thes r1sy hal r.
f'sv uao0sv cea0re~s II tae e.;npses' u
w-9'1.1 ete rFf eve-y co. .-s..tsr N sa7r. '-
Csfs-@lslsi E'sta Teatsr
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-02-11
CRACKED THE SAFE
AND ESCAPED WITH
VALUABLE GOODS.
harn Relieved Of $3.50 In Ia NIX
Cheeks, Deeds, Tax Certificates,

Burglars cracked the safe OF ". J.
LaEIs grocery AZ AuSuTn YESTERDAY
morning 1etwsen and O'Clock Min
powder. injected through 3 hole r.s4r tie
CENTER % oile SIDE A few people SeaFu 9
uausfe1 Noise ssur gave tire matter 20
though; ungll later in the day, when tie
ruined safe gas discoveries.
TIE burglars secured S--ss Ia c&s1 aEao
ether property, as follows.
check amount not stated drawn ~
Frank Jobst ~ favor 0f ". J. Lann, "a
Dexter Horton & 90
Northern Pacific pay check $50 in
dorSed ~ Foreman Campbell Check for
s. cF4wn ~ J. ~ Reynolds February 4,
v0r OF 'san1rfes, Cheek for s. On a
Tacoma bank, in9orsed - Mrs. Su-tsr-
waite SIX - seven KING county Lax
certificates. 8 watch: SEQ n pront<sory
notes; dozen deeds - Auburn property
life Insurance. policies - ths, following
Robert Nelson. Dave La3diaw. J. W.
Lann (-1. two or three AAoarn town war
rants. two or three county aa1 bridge
fund warrants.
The case was reported 20 Sheriff Van
&c yantsr. and also Chief az Police Reed
about o'clock yesterday morning At
tina request OF the sheriff Detective Mere
Gsrh went TO Auburn 10 Investigate. He
returned last night. lie said taat the
burglars simply pressed IN ths double
doors at the rear OF the store and after
piiiug some sacks around the safe went
10 work. They started to bore hole
through tae front door az the safe, but
gave II up and Went through the side.
Tae explosion did not knock the door
eff. bur Urenched IL SO that il vas an
easy matter 10 get III Tbs burglars car
ried OF the inside steel chest and three
drawers. Much 81 the property they took
VIII - ~ no use IN them.
Meredith said he heard that the TIA
coma police arrested two men on suspl-
clon during the day, o0. let them 30.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-02-11
THE CITY or sEArrLE-city Treas

THE CITY or sEATrLE-city Treas
urer's Notice.
Notice II hereby given that the second
annual instsinent % local Improvement
district No. i2l. for the Improvement of
Terry Avenue 0ormefly Tenth street,. in
TIE CITY II Seattle. from F.ue Street 70
Virginia Street. nhder the provisions 81
ordinance Nc &as2. which provides for fhe
improvement of eaid street hy graalaE the
same and construc;ing sidewalks on both
sides thereof ana RarAin# me same on heth
SIDES thereof and providing for the pay
raeut therefor IN install nefits, ana estah-
fishing . fund fer such payment hY the
,evylng aad colscilo8 of special sssefss-
menta upon the prppsrty benefited by the
Improvement. ami providing fer the iss0.
anoe Of bonds IS aurhN1Eed by an act OF
the legislature y the State q Washing
tan approved March 9th, 1894. aDd under
tb.. provisions u ordnance No. 33t9 ap-
proved Mas IN 1854 So amended by ordi-
nance No $3.50. approved July i'm. 1924,
and the C}ty Charter. "a amended AMI
now Ia for.c. has heeu duly certified -
fne for collection. and the respective sums
therein charged sna levied ag3iAst each
parcel and lot Of land. and part thereof.
In said district. ia payment Of such INSTALL
nncnf remains untsid. ara M same IN
Guiding TIE interest "a the wh8lie amount
charged, must he paid on ar before the iesh
day of February, lNEi Dtle@g payment Do
made GA such ms alifnsut on or before The
18Th day IT February. 1888, the same shall
become delinquent and shall b6sF inter-
est at tho rate az per cent PER auuun.
unt4 paid and Il not paid before SAD time.
a penalty or I'VE 90 fs'f cent snail DC A'4fs
cd and the sums delinquent shall 6e eutcr-
81 on the annual fas roi! fer The current
year against each !ot ara parcel u land,
and part thereof. ep delinquent, and. with
the Interest and penalty shal be collected
az other taxes. together with such Addl-
tlofal charge or penalties ea ere author
ICED to pc charged ard collected on other
delinquent taxes. end each lot or parcel
81 lard 80 delinquent shall - sold for the
amount 81 such assaeAs lne M. with interest,
penalty ana costs. III the manher provided
ly Law H. FDIfE.
city Treasurer ~ the city Of Seattle.
Date Of FIRST publication. February Ord.
Iss9.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-02-11

ton. Mr.. Redmond has seen far more
" the world than most men and mas
reached thar happy period Of life where
he can tell good story ora himself.
Years ago" he said the other night,
II drifted into Harry Hilrs when tho
place was famous. / WAS young iuSty.
proud OF my strength and thought / could
Box. The friend | was with and myself
took Up set 90 gloves and lad a round
or two. after which, being unable TO hit
btsl. my friend said.
d" i outcIaSs you. You want 4 little
fellow is deaf With. think that small
small man sitting in u chair, would Go
for you.
Il looked the small fellow over. ana
finally minated that I would iike TO box
a few rounds with him. He al once put
on tina gloves and fp ~rss fhan q minute
| found that ! could net hit him at ali.
lie was every where but where my hands
were. and he hit me az his Will j grew
angry. l prepared {or one terrific blow
that should wipe him Of the Nour. flo
locked scornfuily at me and intimated
that ut legs were made FOR FfUnfng and
net USatrg That made me auKrler. and
l Inhaled strength FOR The blow which
was 20 Rrnihilats. him lust as | was
aoout 81 deliver II NJ said:
Now. am going 10 hit ven three
times 80 succession without your hitting
ms once
"Wsu. gir. just then be hlt ne under
che chin and I rose and struck the ccti-
ing will give you my word of honoc
that ! hung on tee wall ike a family
portrait and when I caIuc down he nit
Env before I reached the d0cg three such
terrific slows as ] hope I may never re-
Cc!Ye gain. We'll. fifteen minutes later
while thew w~rP rcvivjng ne ! Was intro
aucs3 10 the litffe fellow. who turned cut
20 be Jimmy Edwards. one nf the r3oSt
famous hitters aBd fighters of f.sat aay.
W pride as u boxer ended thera Aad
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-02-11
f.anLEeRaM FROM MANILA.
tsnsidsraaie f.Sprnse bs touns
soldier Ia Eeassurs Friends.

TACOMA r. j.. 10 A cabseGraIa from
Nzas azs 1ss7u received herr ~ JOSIAH
Nsfsfr ~ ft- f7Ts{ Washington Fegt-
aesa 8sNonns8rn tire sender esoa ped in
f2ff r fht fss-fle 81 ~ fts natiVez u
sAa H4ffass4f sd y -. tti7t. Tacoma" and
As1 d2egi.y w4s tNperleaSeA In locating
sassr was int@fsiad foe William Nar-
- q Tacsfna. o. rhe fathsr ~ the sender,
81 Aae received ~ sstolezrRm. Ahich
sNsFs ~, lhe ans WORT safe. aside from
- aT~f 81ftreea The ere wcrs cost ire
ss9ng sAsssr s a. tito. miiDg the address.
- '&eTe VS. 10 signature - he snee
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CITY NoTIt ES.

n
THE CITY or SEA1~rI- E-DE.P ART
menf Of F3uaIaoe--T Treasures ognce. CITY
Treasures Doflce.
Notice Is hcgeby given that the aSssSs-
usenf roll ~ Local Improvement lHstrlct
Ne. iNe ia The CITY - Sxsttse. created by
Ordinance No. Esssl Entitled an Ordinance
pToNidlns fcr the Improvement II East
il ifeTsoo Street iu thn city ~ Seattle.
from Twentieth Atepue e. TIE East line
os the Sander Bowman Real Estate Com
paays first addition 10 the City ef Seattle.
BY EraGluE. siaeN alSsug and gar nln4 said
street between said points ara providing
fog he psts ment therefor ~ the mode -
lusm0ilaie payment as1t establishing n
fnn2 for such PISS nent ny an assessment
upon al lots and pSrceaS Of land benefit
"a 10y soch Improvement. under the pro-
visions of Ordinance Nm. aeA approved
April - 1872 as amended by Ordinance
No. sAa approved May ). 1924 ard ttT6i-
nance M. s4as. approved May 4 1877. and
the City Charter as now In force has been
certified to me FOR collection, and that
unless payment Of the assessment there
on contained Is made within ~ days FROM
the date q the nrst Iaihlieatson Of this
notice salcA assessment shall become de-
Anatent and sflah bear Interest at the
rate Of 10 per cent pe7 aiinuln until paid.
and IL not paid before such assessment
shall have become delinquent a penalty
az per cent shall DO added ard the
sums delinquent shalt no entered on tho
annual tax roll for the current year
against each lot and parce. 50 delinquent
and with the interest collected ~ other
taxss separate account being kept there
o., and II not paid within the time fixed
for the pay meat Of city taxes. shall be
collected together with such additional
charges and penalties as are authorized
20 bo charged and collected on other de-
Iinquent taxes, each let oF parcel SO de-
linquent shaG he sold fer the amount of
ellrh assessment, with Interests and costa,
at the sine ard IN the manner and by the
same authority as lands aud lots are sold
fer clty taxes.
A. II. FCOTE
city Treasurer of the cry Of Seattle.
Date % frat Publication, seattle Wash.,
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-02-11
IAeEg Foa AMERICAN CONTROL.
BALI the Fiiininos DO Not Want
Aaaiaslde.

%E~ HAVEN Conn. Feb II Lieut.,
Howard who was on the Boston ala sum
So q asatA. las arrived here Oh "a visit.
III says
4 aief *gasra sae ard talked with him
fgrgseatiy shFap ia al Interpreter. he is
fneTeensfT ara made no secret % his
" sn3tiye@ 'Fh% policy 81 the United
S.ss - cFus35 nlu promptly 5 the cor
r ene Il sN0eid have been put Ira oper-
sssa sAenef. Half ~ the residents ~
= Philippines, ard ~ who have prop
aly are ea#eg for the United States 70 as
Eas1s raj ra.ffsof Fai4. rest arc fnHasuee3
: s3ne political manner Is AEuloaiJo bus
90 wesk's fgAl5ng Wiz leave him with
e. support"
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wesAsnr hss a@em besrs fTgrn Lotto g9rcs
81 saalsg g tas First Tennessee - re-
s.sxes AsssT EegatBg Is expected 5efsze
ssrssxg O. 2ssas3ay.
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c.v~iry Mounted on Ponies.

l~a 0Fss gays notice 70 the depar trrleBt
Ia As Rad beer obliged 10 bay = large
ssnSsT - 89fssss - es3gvsy saa tfaEssslsf-
sxssya gsesSS. ewing "a Etc isnEgaenfnkg %
- American hurE. These 1s11ees 50
sssas. Sye faaify the ttts@ native Filipino
sxsss aas2l. 4 Is SAID AZ tfs department.
Azya Aeefa fossss - 80 tbs h=sst ANNA ~
ax BACK AID ssraEt aoT@sa That eaa he
esx9 Seine tx American horses nave
eeess Tasen ID the islass1s 0y tl.s fso0pS
Isl shsg have slcSsHes and dssd szsG al
sssstnxy have ggesea 70 b. wholly uniI.
81 lbs es.faate err The other hand, Gen.
fHs reports th8t ~ has mounted several
.sssg.s IT cavalry on tAr little native po-
aea Nth -Uasd results
gha sane state 81 affairs siiii holds GOOD
ar geSqees 10 tee Instr n ti0Is OF Gen.
eds Secretary Asger sAtd this afternoon
gssat he hsd a0t eeGs any Instructions ssucs
tAss ss=ssf.sl4f.se ~ uose8s.ss and would Esrd
pore Ha fssily sSpscss that Otis viii
rake ~ tefsas w.{a Asu.a&ido mn-e ths
zf5gr n aFase spa u condition precedent
Is Anasag &3fQ haa at a5l Is the return
Il liz lRauTgenis 10 fielE asEnes and the
x1fFes8se " flsetf arms.
Csr.zIgasY tSen. 9tle ~ not now expected
& sazw ans &esf1G th4f viii amount 10 this
se'esgags0a 81 Tbs insurgents rs a foe TO be
tfcassa sfsh "a Ire basis III en- Independent.
gasxa.
T1eFe was alsy an absence Of news from
i,ala AL tHsEe X Reason 70 believe that
II e.. bs several days before anything Is
ssessE tfrssr ih4k ys1tDt Of interest
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Csifie 20 TIE pressing need for additional
ssnai safEa usea IN TIE Plilippsnrs and
rs tssflgsAtv % getting relnforgems-lts
she.a from toe United State Il has been
s~ctssa b. tbs waF dsaaTtu meat - stgeag a.
A. faa eaFIa agw III ths. Islands by tic all
4saa Of afSkN men recruited from
- volunteers In the forces nov STA
toned ssgsfa Telegraph and signal mea.
= gkr Seg4Fzms33s says. are warth more
sssn generals or dlvla.o1s 10 ths present
tzs1s
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rnref-ma rvaa1 Page C~s.

ssx Sxsa. et.ect ~ whles essss4ss terror
assssg ~ assives
tszso1g ere ArasTrsns wounded e Co.
yuase waAscs. E&gsf Montana infantry.
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y. NJ. Z. \. EPTION.
Given I'm Honor of Physical Director
4. g. Douthttf.

FSiiy 90 people vera present a. the
~ &. a InTlrrs EAst evening when "a
reception was given IN honor - A -.
f@ottt-ts TIE aeS physical directp- TEE
rooms were beautifully decorated Refresh
ments were serv1 by TIE ladies' auxiliary
A basketball game he, ~ cen ne BUS ness
mems team ard \ picked team was ~oa
by ;be f0Tsusr score - - i Ford 81 tass
h@s nesS mens tea-n, carried ofc the hon
ors The maSe~lp wac as fellows
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Exports

T0taI WITH COLO
mes ~. .-..-.... GSs s6A569 E94.olS.s57
fetal with far-
s!su countries. $50. 80 40 res- Ola M
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OTIS TELLS or VICTORY.
prfef gabIrgFam Announcing the
Desset of the Natives as


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FeS-s eseNEeG Man5-A anf f.asccaa @sefs
ksxASb5G - Telsr5s~. 10 H. ard threat
- - SITES oo8 ea-4~s al Uprising N
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3ArAgsazFe 1ivse @-5c5 Is assgFsa Of
fzssr rsser. .stg Caesar. dr.ytns tbs err
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February 2, 1878
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1899-01-23
Honey Bees From the Philippines.

The Department of Agriculture will
introduce into the United States the
great honey bees found in the Philip
pines. These bees are twice as large as
those OF this country, and produce five
or six times as much honey. They have
extra long tongues, and can reach the
nectar in many flowers that our own
variety cannot. While this move will
be OF material benefit, it will not be any
more so than Hostetter's Stomach Bit
tiers, which reaches and cures many all
ments that other remedies fall short of.
Among them may be mentioned dys-
pepsia, Indigestion, biliousness, consti-
patton, malaria, wasting diseases, and
of the kidneys and blood.
We especially recommend the Bitters to
men and women whose nervous system
are shattered.