davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1899-07-21
DONATIONS FOR THE HOME.
Amounts of Cash That Were Sent in
Yesterday.

The manager for the Home Of the
Friendless feel gratified indeed that
already their appeal for provisions has
been heard and answered to the ex-
tent Of a load of much appreciated
vegetables received yesterday from a
friend in Greenwood, who modestly
witholds his name:
il may be interesting for many who
are interested in this charity to hear
that a number of boys on the South
Side yesterday started out to pick
huckleberries for the Home. Just
think" they remarked in chorus, "the
poor little buffers up there haven't had
any huckieberry pie this summer"
The following cash donations are
acknowledged:
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1899-07-21
A New Steel Works.

For several years there have been
rumors that Harrisburg is to have n
new steel works, but it now seems like
ly that the plant will be built in Har-
Iisburg ana located i'm the Tenth ward,
or just outside of the city limits.
The new works win be an open
hearth steel plant.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1899-07-21
LIVE NEWS OF THE
INDUSTRIAL WORLD
MEETING OF MINERS OF D., L. g.
w. coLLIERIEs.

They Will Ask for a Reduction in the
Price That Is Now Paid for Pow
der-Meeting Tor the purpose OF
Organizing Miners Held in French
hoof Hail wednesday Night.
Growth Of the Use of Steel Cars.
improvements on the Jefferson
Branch.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1899-07-21
NEW MEASURES.
The following resolutions were intro
duced and adopted:

NJ IOIIUNTIIB TtSOIUIIUI5 WtIt IlIIU-
duced and adopted:
Ruane--PcTmitting Mrs, John Moran,
Of 3lj New street, to connect her property
with the New street sewer
Phillips Requesting the Scranton Rail-
way company To place a motOrman and
conductor ON Vine street car running to
Nay Aug park.
Wcnzcl-StrikinE the penalty off the
German Presbyterian parsonage on
Chestnut street in the Fourteenth ward.
The resolution requesting the mayor
to enforce the provisions of the reso-
luton allowing the poor tax collector
10 have desk room in the city treasur-
er's Office was referred to the public
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1899-07-21
IT MUST STOP.

Ths members of common council
were a unit in deciding that this
species of malicious mischief, or what
ever it is desirable to call it, must
stop right away quick.
After the meeting opened the council
went into the committee of the whole
to amend an ordinance providing for
the paving Of Clay avenue from Pine
street to Myrtle street. +. ". Xizie-
mann was called to the chair and the
ordinance was amended so as to pro-
vide $4,000 instead of $1,000 for the
payment of the work The amendment
was adopted and the ordinance was
then passed on third reading.
Ordinances We're reported faVoTably
providing for fire alarm box in the
Tenth ward for an additional perman-
ent man for the Eagle Engine COM
pany; providing for an electric light i'm
the Tenth ward; for two sewer basins
in the Thirteenth ward; imposing Il
tax upon all shows performing within
the city limits. The tax imposed is as
follows wild West shows, $500; circus
and menageric, $500; side shows, $50;
pony and dog shows, S25 Later these
ordinances passed on first and second
readings.
The mayor returned without his ap-
proval an ordinance providing for an
electric light on the corner of Phelps
street and Wyoming avenue, in the
Seventh ward, for the reason that the
light is unnecessary and the financial
condition of the city does not warrant
any further increase in public light eX-
pensc The mayors veto was sus-
| tanned by vote Of S 10 !, It requires
a two-third vote 10 pass the ordinance
over his veto
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1899-07-21

building committee after some dis
cussion. John Nogeli is chairman Of
the committee.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1899-07-21
COMMON COUNCIL MEETING.
Business Transacted at Last Nights
Session.

Another movement was set on foot
at last nights meeting Of common
council to have the Delaware and
Hudson tracks removed from Rem
ington avenue at Fig street.
This matter has been before the
council a number of times and while
the last council was in existence a
committee was appointed and made
an investigation but never reported.
The resolution introduced last night
by Mr.. Cusick, of the Fourteenth
ward, provides that an investigation
be made by the proper city authorities
with a view to aSCertaining by what
right the company occupies Reming-
ton avenue. 1t was accompanied by
a petition signed by over one thousand
persons. Several members of council
declared that Fig street was the most
dangerous crossing in the city. The
resolution was passed unanimously
and it then went over to the select
council.
Several of the members announced
that ordinances were missing from the
files on their desks and Clerk Gwilym
Jones stated that members of board
of control are in the habit of going
into the council chamber and writing
and figuring on the bottom or back
of an ordinance. They then tear it out
of the file and destroy it or carry it
away,
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-04-14

TIE Rpgas Se see To-Day cwus is mys-
terry. itx saaness and stS charm Ia six and
twenty eeataT3es og h.stary, mostly Flied
with battle. murder asa Sudden G@a n
Deeds heersals IN that lons-pass present
waisa es sry 70 caa Up, buS alternately
grand. fascinating ana toaEcAing ne~, as we
shape ear scAnt knowledge into eissans
art az ogg eur broken dreams with sae
ssgr Of fancy. In uscss fasn's nlndx per
h4as. the charm hes in that very confusion
% seggssssaes. faF sex indeed know Ros-s
81 well as 10 divide clearly the erssth frusa
gee legend In her compass ton Sueh KNOW
e1gs IS rxKaans altogether nnattasnzbie In
any history. Il - nssss surely 50 here
snere city Il hssslt upcr city. monument
Upon monument. road upoa ycad. from the
hears e taa sosf ursart--tae hardened ssva
less ~ many erHpttoDs Of life. shere the
tablets q clio have been shattered again
and axssw whore IRE has eaten and sxort
has hssaed. sns MANNER has bruised ages
az records eat q existence. where even the
raes &na type q humanity have changed
ard have been forgotten tR.ee ana three
ssrses exsr
Therefore. unless ere have halt life
time 70 srenS in patient study and deep
Ttsseasca. x - better IL ane eeDe to Rome
q, feel rssse1 sssan - try an kaos 3 Mstl@
Ger In FmgcA feeling th@r@ r. rnor~ Agassaa
truth sAan tn that dangerous nste kmowi-
edge y Rich aalsS ,ae heart AMI hampers
ira clear Instincts ~ natural though. let
ars who genes hishvs ~ ss tisssess alta A
attl@ htstevy an3 raslch Legend. WITH regsxs
war; az fact ard rtch weof oi. ats-ssms
faney. ara rres seek toe closely for ,ae per
fest sasn If al whore more tsan bait IRE
psrss have persisted feres~r-~F. Ms~te-
Crawford tn frank tesaAss Popular
NSntnsy fer Aprfi
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-04-14

f.auds@er. riding Down Bona street, saw
the following n1fte~ sa = picture dealer. .
shcp wSw&sw "A sre Ian&se~r or view
within. He wvrs ints tire shop ard
axses 80 see the t'xme Lsr6sser~ The
dealer wae s. aas recognize htsa. proud
" gsairxss3 191 tse w9gk IL VAS rather
a. early aas The dealer was. 81 course
load IA SIS praise And boa mgsN Dc
YEA want for 49, asked I~sa3Sesr Ter
Thousand s&lI&rs. sss," Was the reply.
Ten thsassn d dollars That seems a
fe4x price fer an early work II could
ns,t take \ Shilling tess" sala the dealer
'shess gene str" Touching hts forehead
Significantly has CO: af Ais mind. bell
never pant another "gs re. indeed -
sad Tsasssssr - sss soFry 80 hear that -
Ard as re was Cesnsrg away Ne nasGeez
a large picture ~ SgsnGesS. May ask
What yau waEs sar thss Ssans9s&T' That
sr, Is alse 81 ss Watt said Land
seer. ss1ehi1x ats forehead. ard srassst-
tnr ths seaferss gesture. Is ssxrs@s 4
scrs. see ~-TtgeaSe News
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-04-14
EXPENDITURES STILL GROW.
sla Nfc9A4L PnEswvrN rasr BID
eHr 10 TINE roMNoNS.


IlNpoN. Arrss ss~rn~ eAaaS3ssor ex
the sxssasssusr. S~ NscaAes kt 81 Sssaehs
ug-sxa7a<s sas hss,azxsx d, tie AessSs 81 ceus-
,ssoua today FeU sossN was crowded
~aen M. ru~e. 50 make Ma seeeca. he
said ina srvsax r,sxs..f AZ sass yeas span
sxss- Asnegscaa war aaa the tfsfsieeltes GA
sss Niger and Nile AAd Asi ~ ars5usstcssl
asssrs ssosa IA. eeas.sFyAs res~nssa tss ss
sagt h,r sas year e~iss = ssxssl surp.as.
gsossss nssknx. sns eaaaceaiar al ne 81
ehesaAzer sa.a AZ confessed 10 benz assaps
nasns1ss wssn sAe sonae,a RECEIPTS, tnas ss
saxy were aaa~ 10 tsAss sos2eeo Acme ne
felt .sagssisisns thw azzsas.rsAzlaas 81 an ia
erss, -. ~ yvs.ss,, s~a.,, ~. sr,.,v,eassa s0n.
s.,,.e,ss,.s, S.,,,sss -. ,,,-. ss.,, r~.lssi sar
$50 - - - a.
SIS ~ eo"a1 s go
sApsnNsafaf9 tar the eonaink wear Al kAAss
Sc ssU aa saar~asv Of ss.sns.Na ever last
year. tas fetal lncreASe af expenditures
,faar4fx tns Hasa so,.1 wears e~.au no less
fsss, "a ssxau ~ sas. sner~ass was 10
s.--sss,,~ -. -. -, ,.-s,..
eosst.hass sae spssAxsr eesnssd esa essoA-
assas "sss asess ~ : asse 'nsFsssss "a IAN A
alien. or Discover asS and prodNeiise
soarces or revenue. oe sne result would
De rsAsgsos against great sxpsasassafes
a..s ~. ssar..s go .n,,s !. 1a.eseg,r, .,,gv,f
s..,r,s - -. - -, = 1900 -.
-. !. -. -. -.
hes ~ Fa@ H@H'k IN "ha'a Sass asnasaaass
STOOD e9F2ns tae fass generation bh@
eaaacesioT az tos eAeheaasr tavn Sald.
I'VE nssst. however, Do hopeful tasss the
.s..,raas,ha,,s ,.osssr,,,... a. tna ,s.uers xa,
a. .s,,,.,. - - ,...s,s. e. -. nav
~
~esss" SfsSs7@ sSe eaas ssfrsssse sastsssS -
ssasasa@Ass. so wsssssas "a eur sassks ss'S
money, fer which aveut wealtasess natsoas
May well pray 10 De Delivered te-aesssl
AZ the same sFEnas n ths expenditure IA
.ru.a,nsn.s d. ve,.,,,,...R as, ,esaxsa....3 ~.
- sas.- .'r as -
va - = = saesAes a7N
Ton teAr tne sAPHsattufe 81 tse pres
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-04-14

Niece OF the Fa.sss Menxy Wara In
In oartesaue.

Fr0rs the ehoir ioss of the extremely
sAsnl0a21as Plymouth en4rra IN Brooklyn
10 tAe position IF ls&sstng aurses2ax atseea
os Pit SasTsGAns New City Sgorss rssx
sssoS ef Isu~ery fAne. aaw playing Ia
Chicago. srit9ss&xes the career 81 Ruin
Easxsaesa Bssehsr ACCORDING 70 shs Chicago
Tribune. Sae . a.ses af tne Rss Henry
v ard Beachsr
Mss Beesnsr's organisation played lately
in AsnsT's go~sry sneater. Ia large type
she vas billed as AiM Ruth Hseeasr.
: A~r~rfea Ssgaf.uxaie.'s
Sae asa pays the part OF Francaaste
lzadinx .1gnaa at rae Thsasar Evaaeh~sfs
Ia aarlssGga called ''Aaaorsy+s Visit"
and aiss ira character OF Lord Chancellor
IN sarny sxtFavasaAza entitled 'srhe
Troubles Of a King"
In the last tanned assrvtsa the niece II
Henry Waru 9secher appears in ugags.
Speaking If asr relationship 70 the famous
preacher. she said
Z vas sora IA ADRIAN. Mich. on carsss-
mas gay. tss5. sfy fathers nazae was Ed
ward Esscaar, He sas . lawyer IN Roch-
ester. y Y. IN whlca city he died In fSsS
Ny mother, Mrs Alice Beaeher. 10 still Iis-
Ing. She Avss "a Rutgers street IL Utica.
NJ
wasa papa fed waS then barely 70
years e}6~~snarnEss ard ! moved 20 Rome.
y. r.. and f-nm fAere 20 Utica. TINS was
tn xxi
taele Hanrv and mamma never got an
self segetasr. And While I frequently vss-
tied hsns n Brooklyn. mamma never ae-
ecrsaanasd ns. Possibly ,ais was Gu ac-
e0sEt q hsT religious creed. tor she -
trvesat Catholic
When para lied he fsft bat little nionsy
sa3 mamma has only enough 70 1--we on
herself, ard When Uncle Henry sent sor me
went - Brceklyn- Although only child
! vas d@yotediy fena Of singing and FREE
auentEy saEg In ira caeir in Plymouth
ehayeh. -
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-04-14

Srent seAesr IN has ne~n saad snas sAe
1sAn Aa~axs rssws I'D ms~s fs1 azsassans
7e*a - tAl sewas3Gzs. wne<a = tire
EAn* Presumably ! ax~e scr~d saaz
fae yrssHx EsEntnv1r ~oasa esms sus
OF Ia w@S.
se~4asax sf sraxs<. wnsca 10 csnsenn~s.
5s sd
Ln esn1srsrs4zg taem. however care
mast o. zz&ssz ner 20 aEs1xsn s~nszEkz!
organizations err tn~ yre5se~ rs~Spxrs-
ran aT Esz ax msss~eas@ nseans wae.
~ azszsznE tram eAassals e~eozDe ssas
sssazsa * TIE xr~aE 1axssAssxss ara hare
Hzas1T ~ 11szr ssfwaataE-s I had n
nay sansts tss &aFsssnren~ns oF wnAS is
caEAe = hsx sneiser eamA ns11en~* Z
presarns saey wuasz saS n Nd ccn~
nfnAsssn * ssa~izsrs" FER saae ehsewt se
tals Erzass, ~ sras, y clearly srnsaxs
@ ". . 10 -asse Tia srse1 ~ sslv~rs
rs Enzzesz .usgazs purpose a. annnGssesst
- the arosrrssf1s. 10 80 SnessaSe ssls
sr3v % p~~ cent. pat Z IL successfully
fnlf9ws me s1aznpss az its HratHsr trusts
Z WI n1z ssSp there. and we rsay sDox
forward 70 taa glorious 4aE vfen sssvsr
vi aEce 1sa-e "a wvrv7 rs ressrNs
Fasas af u 80 : sf gass. oS may sssa
surpzss K. -Aea rsse e~rua Gf = nag
WITH sat r~sasszs.an De repeated On kas
y-sssw nefz., and H. in - sarn. may 30
&tHssktEEs &&Ass tsSH 42N&fA AF OF AFEFE
esAsesa vsss9ss Thus Etfraaxn tssss sruss
nay he Democracy es anrs mars united
ard ~ fuassamsatal princspss u honest
sozssy fur aansss nen be r~asdrmee
The speaser anpossd = graduated sneams
tax az wnsg.slx discriminating against ia
rssa. He @~1iarei that tae ssnststy AZ
,ss supreme cessrt mast sns observed. Con-
gsaEESgs Ne sd
Al xae prsacsrles declared sy Tnamas
Ss1srsas are equally sacred eaaaeT
rswert 10 Easm All IN Inc sasrr time
Allowed INA. sa7 viii msnsian sns ofser
Tie aorrst payment II cur aeess ard
saersa arss~rv ailen af tire gGoiir sa.fA. =
No aaStezzas creditor sA,sfsa be enre.d
- sgewpe = sssprec.al Ted currency, ARD
sae wars:s af q pzhsac aslszat.a. STAT
hs sns-rrg.tsza rather against aarsslyss
IN erlsr that NO shadow Of dssaanar
ssa4z fall a-ssR s1e aassaE.
Mr.. Roosevelt wss followed ny Gen.
Cassn, vac seaAs Ca Democracy in IToeA
Ign
Congressman Amss J. Cummings spcks
On TIE Array Aad the Navy
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-04-14

The last OF the works OF the mach
nsa.sxusa George ~. SO 40 mentioned asre
is sns enlarged ana improved royal kitchen
tas Windsor CASTLE, II stands perhaps tia
largest single kitchen IN sAe woEstis-son
ground where royal AsSeheas have stos,d
from Gtsna t7amensoraaL George Nv. IL VAS
who in sssn gave II It's lofty roof aaa toT-
llxht vsntliaseFs. its splendid clock let inso
the ssons walls. and it's generally mediaeval
appearance. Al either end OF the Kitchen
ID liked an immense and venerable smoke
Jack. whosa eFtgia il lost In the nisss If
antiquity. ons Of these annually Pas the
honor af roasting her nsslestys baron OF
beef The hes-piate table Ia the eenssr OF
tae kitchen measures ne less than "a seet
by . feet The hatferis lie cuisine. ia It's
BRILLIANT array or Siistsrsng copper. ts large
enough to cheer the hearts Of . small army
OF xonrrnaDds, ard re show its Offices IL 40
sinecure. one may mention that IL has To
make an annual visit 20 the manufactures
fer restoration ana repair, Lady kioous.
seId says of Tits kitchen in iSA2
The fire was more like SecuchadneEzerss
burning ;isry furnace than anything else
I can think Of: and though there u aow no
company at Windsor. there were at leaS
nftsen or twenty large Joints OF meat roast
ing Charles Murray tccmptroiier of taa
householc) told ms that last year they Esd
ar dinner hundred and thirteen thousand
people II NJ Jsssup. In the April Pail
Mall Magazine.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-04-14
Net the Ha@es eft Col q IN b D

spsgn 8seens seem 70 asvp gained rssch
~ removing sss hoass ~ Columbus frern
havana Before tas tnsfet States ksesszs
sev Aas. Nxr Cu<Shaa. archbishop 81
chsete VIA ~ss @rxhAsshap 81 SRu EtS-
~aiss~s - ss-T. sxs tsst written letter
Is an Italian paper pcsrtfnr cut THAI TIRE
remains Transported 20 Spain recently ~
tksaSs ss s~h~tStapher Columbus sge aet
sssss~ss 81 he great tf@aosss raw gator ~
al has - reafsts ssese 90 hss ~an. Der
IssSga. The archbishop - ssrars a2-
,Anessy to - &:teA 80 shess Who e-srG1e
tie authenticity os the remains
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-04-14

s~&i IS sae crusaders saSpxAy~a IN -
easaxssr< al 0sss
Ours Is q party II sa~ rscpsa tr-
s-ss We serve fhe rs~sssse senaes2y xsai
Arsy ws are sazsaiees - ear trsxss.
D9xg r~zsz1s1e ~ 10 sswsks - ar<s
eA0S a. saz~ssussen within Sssr swa
Party rsrk& Lee ~ Word go rssr<a
saag Ess Democracy will acs srsers1~ a
rsass. - matter assw erozssss ms r~e-
svs<e1 arso<soa - the g,arsy eresS wao
1<se~ nsss nsase BIS assssgazson 70 f8e
pSsSssr aE~rv@ Asfg snsa every gserSoaaf
~afsst9raszcss. Is n-snacfusv rsssaa
aassAf1g. Z rsaas ea~ nsassess service
1F tie p~~ssses M ssAn can s<s q DosTs-
ozrzs wsses=s integrity ia n0S as>avs
sssspss.ssss. Ia wao sra&s asasasG a<Esss.
fr srssass gain Ia a traitor 20 every
thing a0r waaeA remce~axy ssasssss.
ard for aIm sa@re Should ee no sksse
within sAe party ranks u sAessssl %
sas DUTY II every sr~se Dessosras %
ssaarge asrn srsn saa eegnete OF 10
rarsS sAsh.
IN i.ss = asxsr struggle awaits as
The ssss axat nssst aa zsasse again. =
agat AsoEx ne aa~s sAia down IN ,a~
Rgasferm ef the isss D@nsseraisc een-
wenloa fer ne rsgAfs OF the nla.n
P~eaats a ssxns against asrrupssaa asss!
all its powerful menace To sls vsesss~
ac: a sgnt against tire trusts fAag sssex
"a maze of snas nation. tnssnsssra sss0n
Inc xaearg Of tns xh~olrts equality ef
all mea, a s-rtssom ssomisaiv1 10 the
power aEaa sas Arrogance OF wealth. a
1gnt for every sniar thAt viii lsf, sne
pssoisia sisnsgs a nxns against eTwry-
thing shaf Viii restrain the paalsc n
the onward march u It's trtasnahant
destiny K ne reosSsn true 20 the
theory and no practise of waAl De-
uaocraey means and stands Nx. there
Is no aee~a 10 soaeS shs success ez the
issue Of sas eosrAAs
Mayor David :. Ross. Of Milwaukee, ri
rensled 10 Imperialism Judge Sasyea
II Hartford. Mis-. on SHAH Trusts a,s
Corporations Raaleg'' aad George w reS.
M eli . Soldier Does Sos Like HIS IA
ionSr~~WAasFs
DIR. Howard :. Taylor, Of Chicago rea
IA Original poem On Jefferson.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-04-14
CHI. BRYAN It MILWAUKEE.


tasz rwn yeas. We amss saxsr srTzss
ard an all srszss Ss-ne years 2sa. We
1eE hare q asseszsz erszss aasf a rsst1ssa
trEsst ard = sssax srszss~~Aa taxi russ
- 4a-rost everything sssas e ats<sa- Toe
uzzzk s-zsSz reAessss ne sszesEsf as ne
eaters sae w0rsss. E.se 10 E-1Fst keeps
asrz eosss IL TIA samlner. aau GOA sra-st
ksegS am wsrua "a tie ~saaeFs wns5e
tina eotsn s-usf wsstS 10 ree~ts@ AKIN
when nfss 1gssa ssrs4rs Is aver. Tae
a@5rss are hsxtaasTsg - sse What re
prtnespse II narersssy reaaay means. arss
yes ess srsHsspsa az assEsgsasy 50 pain
~ SilsztEatSsk by Ess Industrial srssEs
soex ncs dyer 81 al frszrs sae arsssei
pie % Monopoly susca asasTissS beta
sase god standard azzd zae paper money
srsSt
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-04-14
Tipped OF.

Philadelphia North American,
II ana accustomed 10 receiving tip
from customers" said the waiter.
Oh really replied the broker. "welf.
all right, old chap. Play Rapid Transit. :"
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-04-14

why DO sea refer 10 nina az an old
guar"
'.seease he il smooth bore s~~chicass
Post
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-04-14
Health, Stren10
and v1cr

rNAs sAe pDoe~ 81 afehnssA -
sp~nA~Aey anA as~eaAss the weak
made sse0n2t sAe vasaAAsssa
sA~o~s away Aas cr~scA asa canes
the Aitna made - sees The deaf sss
hear ana sA~ px~asns~s~ Odd sAnAas
soan9 aars mores With ORGANS
f~its r~sser~A - their former ac-
tastss. wA@n treated by the ccie-
Ar~seA sn~eanltass - he sweat
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-04-14
RELIABILITY!

Al If which are possessed ay the aavst-
clans OF thas tassltasas aaa are necessary
for tbs successful and satisfactory trvaf-
nens ag any DISEASE
FAe sick. Tho weak MMa a@icsea
are tnsit~d ~ eAtt al the otAesa ~
the state Eteeseo-M~ateAl Institute
aAA eaAsutt the sreas spe~tattstA.
nsM~Ash~r there will be ao charge
tor eoasuttatioA AID adv Ice
pectovs and ether spectsttsss Tho
tack the eNpsxteace aaa seisHee 81
the learned shs aietAss es The La
ssttatc are iastted 80 hstnM their
dimeatt sad stahhsra eAsea 10 Car
amc~s In the safe Oep@sat h~ttshinw.
whore the experiences Of taf~ttsAs
~ study aud practice Will. he freely
xtyea by the doctors In attemdAac~.
In all ssch eases. accepted through
ether dectsrs. tree medicine aAA
tres treatment WITH Ae ntsen. With
complete cures aAAsamteed.
\ strstnAt ana henest dtas nssis -
nh esses ntvsn.
rte teeteEs Of the STATE Eisesro Medical
Institute
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-04-14
Diseasesof Women a Speciality

We take special pride Ia ths success
~ rfeh has attended otsf efforts ~ she tsesat~
as@ss az DISEASES Of eas$5 Permanent
asa xsslssacs0ry ezges Is ailments psG5dae-
sd b atsnsssusf se anpstmf@s conditions -
ths fssaafe eTwsms. painful sm@fussFuata0ss.
iswssatarstaes barre naNer. differentiation.
hystexsa. pain ia ssaEk and ls9fsN nsikfai xis,
dslin@ss o. vissae. arnaFssns an6 tlehlns ~
te~ parts. reaFin8 a3wHs tsae1Efhs@ sf
N hisea ard ssfssef easse sssAihsx ~4tek gff@A
se~sif rs great praxtrataaa ASA aesvesgs-
p~@a
Write u sna sarsU9s call 81 sks 0fkG@. A
gsefsotsi visit 10 always - 10 preferred.
assf for feos@ wnu are gazAsa - esH fas
sses0rs Of me stale fsessz9 As5Eezl ia
sstsot. Rave tssesspsS system ct Home
Treatment that - s3slEssy sf<tF 9wf.
Tissszs RIA sra easei a. hssFas - U4ssvs ~
correspondence AID medicines ssas tsasn
a. directed
Cure Guaranteed in Eysfy Case Aessgtsa.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-04-14

Rsfes~nSes-~ Beat Banks. Merchants And
Business Nea ia tnS city.
In s@axtnE treatment lac following quail
gsrassoas should ar taken into eansxaerA-
ssoss ABILITY. experience. Skssi ard an 80
abolished reputation fof