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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-10-22
SAILING VESSELS RECORD
Schooner Nellie Coleman Completes
Second Round-Trip Voyage

The sailing schooner Nellie Coleman,
Capt. T. r. Crockett, arrived SATURDAY
from Nome. completing her second round
trip voyage for the season of 1900 She is
the only sailing vessel with two round
trips In this season between Nome and
Seattle to her credit. She sailed August
on her second voyage.
The Coleman brought no passengers.
She had about fifty tons of cargo In the
shape OF mining machinery, which had
been shipped north on frst-voyage steam
ers, only TO be found OF no use In the
Nome digginrs
Capt. Crockett stated that sailing YES
sells stood but poor show OF securing pas
senger business from Nome as many Of
the steamers which are making the trip
in much quicker time are taking passen-
gers at SOS each. AT such figures he
said even a sailing vessel could make no
money.
The Coleman had pleasant weather re-
turning and an uneventful voyage. The
vessel Is owned by Ed 8. Keene, OF this
city.
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wALLA wALLA ARRIVES.
Brings IA Passengers and 1000
Tons OF General Mercha ndise.

Steamship wala walla, Capt. Hall. ar
rived from California last night. Leaving
San Francisco she had ia passengers.
ninety-thrre for Seattle. twelve Victoria,
eight Tacoma. and one Port Townsend.
of cargo of 2.e4o tons, i.ioo were con-
signed to Seattle.
'rhe Walia walla had an unusually
rough voyage. Strong westerly winds and
heavy seas were encountered all along
the California. Oregon and Washington
coasts NV destination her first-class pas
sengers were. -
ssassis--iD Itu.si. ! y oysrten. II; O.: Miller
NrS "A r. Jones. y. n. Hamiin and wife. Mrs
A q vegthe Mrs Nagel. A. T. Phillips X. Ben
nechs. J. McCandiess, o. 4. Brshlef. Mrs "
Mcfandlsss and daughter, Mrs MCMILLAN, Mrs j.
IS Resell. Mrs. = ~ Williams. Nrs. Kelly Mrs.
y. Adams. ~ n spsuldiug. Mlss Rarnirer. V.
! McDonoshue and son, =. VI Robertson and Wife
7 Ho,eftsan. \ n Sandersoa. Miss Mckenzie. j.
pnuriass ~ w TAYLOR. q, ButtieF G 3 DAMMIT
son Mrs Freitas. Miss - freitas, Mis- NJ a.
FrvitAs Con Thompson. g Thompson, Annie II.
sssssoa. Z J Maine. Mrs. Malone. T., Fletcher.
1.hntlns gAntsan. Mrs. W Taylor
Tacoma Ms. & Lee. r " wheeler. r J. Bur
pes; " Baton Mrs. Y. Il. @, Blythe. Alice King
yirtasia-C Reipssh. y. ATEail W. ]. Higgins.
MIA : J stapletaa. Mrs n Ioffati. Miss y Jof-
fai. c. e. Walker. a. n. Kneeshaw. Miss Knee
shaw.
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Good Books for Litf1s

Great things happen in In,
busy book store Of ours that Il
months ago started in it, on,
path, as if no book store had ~
been before.
You know without our tellim
you how book buying in svesS
store in Seattle is better now In
it was then, and why.
You remember the copyrielt
books that YOU had to pay 1l.so
for that you can buy nov ~
S1.15, and so on all tttUn1h ~
list, requiring a big Aoor spous
to hold our books now, and thsyn
all priced so you can reach them;
here's a few quotations.:
q Tor &c.
The Loving Service sesies. q ttleA 1
exceptional essnsp ' value: cooreS lIsssssss
I'm TUNE with the Innnits' ira
Csc
what An the Worries ssAA
"The Greatest Thing in the wasr
Crrine). &c.
EVERY Living Creature" Crrana. q
A comprehensive Tcachers nlolo, ~.
covers; best OF paper and print = 81
Sin His steps" ssc. A new sGlu1a
nicely bound In brie and gold.
"The Crucifixion Of Philip otrcgk~ r.
a new edition. nicely bound In bioo -
gold. .a
Jesus Tho Good Samaritan "Nr(
a Bible. Heroine" for young folkA ~
published at 7sc; beautifully bosn1 -
illustrated.
Hooks ~ elDe.
"Builfinch's Age or Fable" ~ A 49,
finely illustrated volume worth IN
The Cross Triumphant" -,
paul. Herald OF tho Crosa" -
For Little FelkeA ~
"Oar Indians" fun Of coloro1 p1ctU~
and funny sayings. ti.i5; putll4eo Ii
K largo lins Of A y c Bssls -
&c up,
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&C.; e.. !, eg 5ssllARcHE%s@
NORDHOFF CO.
NORD q CO.

'Gustaf Adolf. has Just been published
in stockholm. Sweden.
Prof, Kari warburg has been appoint.
ed national librarian OF sweden.
Senator soderhieim. OF Finland, has re,
signed Inc cause or his resignation. he
says IN Russian tyranny.
Miss Gina Amundson, % Red Wing.
MINI, has commenced suit against G. Isl
slibertsnn. merchant Of 81. James. for
breach of promise.
DIR. Christian johnson. Of wilimar. for.
,ner editor OF the Wiilmar Tribune. and
Prof bobhyn. OF Minneapolis, have ssisi
farewell - the Democratic party. Ac-
corning 70 the press. prominent D@yns,-
crate from all paria % Minnesota are
coming over to the Republicans.
The citizens ~ randsbors Kan. pf.-
scented To DR. Kari Swens0n 81 Augustsna
college. az q token Of their respect. the
Forikeblsdct ssysi REV. Insebrswf ~
Tollefsen tweii known In this clty) and III
IT. Olson will. In the near future nnen !,
loan. Insurance and real estata agency
The now Lutheran church, OF Fertile.
Ia, has been dedicated. Prof. Ofiedai
WAS the orator OF the occasion.
IAN Ode 20 the Land ~ the vfkinx....
Written by Thomas o s,tne and copy
righted by A. O. Rice. has been revised
by the author. and wiii be published II,
December.
Ole Finnoy, who returned from Ags~k.
a few days ago. has gone 20 Arizona f.sr
his health.
Misses rvcrson and Hanson. ofAhis city
are visiting with friends In Fan rrancisco.
Rev John johnson, ~ gkax.t city. vas
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From the Drug Store

Matted Milk. 800 size SOC, g. Is size $500
Nestle's Food. SOC size 40c.
F'letcher's (Pitcher's) Castoria. SIC bot
tie &c.
blackberry Cordial. zoe bottle s5c.
DIR. Miles Nervine, $.0o bottle SIC.
Or. Kings New Discovery. $40 bottle
SIC.
DIR. Shops Restorative. 500 bottle Sc
Iisterine si-00 bottle S5c.
Railways Ready Relief, si.00 bottle Sc
Jayne's Expectorant. 800 size s5c
Perry Davis Pain Killer soc size 43c.
Piso's Consumption Cure. Csc size 2bc.
One Night Cough Cure, 25c size 20c.
Electric Biiters. SOC size 4sc. 800 size
Sc.
Burdock's Blood Bitters. 800 size SIC.
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FoUR PRISONERS At THE BAR.


A number OF prisoners accused of crimes
OF different sorts were arraigned before
Judge Benson Saturday and given an
opportunity to plead Some OF the num-
Der took the statutory time before en-
tersng their Pleas. but four persons
pleaded.
Ed Gordon. alias Ed Flanagan. and H.
J. Rogerts. who are Jointly accused Of
robbery. entered a plea of not guilty.
Indian joe whose real name Is un-
known. pleaded not guilty Of assault with
deadly weapon Lee Galloway. the i5-
year-old boy who was recently arrested
by the police and bound over on n charge
OF burglary, entered a plea of guilty.
Owing to his youth 1t Is expected that
Galloway will be sent to the reform school
and will appear before the court for
sentence today.
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Lnce Curtains mt
Abs ner Pair.

Plenty OF the beautiful Brussels net de-
signs. in fine ecru and white Nothing
ham Lace Curtains. 60 inches wide. Sas
yards long. the importer must have stood
appalled, when he saw these curtains 40
so We could sell them at retail for Sf.eS
per pair. saving OF more than a half
for you.
Lace Curtains at 63c per Pair.
Numerous pairs OF Nottingham Lace
Curtains, in white and ecru 10 inches wide
and full three yards long, at SIC per pair;
fully worth double.
Lace Curtains at s1.:5 per Pair.
Nottingham Lace Curtains. SO inches
wide. fun 81 yards long. in both ecru and
white, at s1.25 per pair; worth fully 50
per cent more.
Lace Curtains at $50 per Pair.
Nottingham Lace Curtains in Brussels
net designs ecru and white, 81 inches
wide, full 3is yards long, at $3.50 per pair.
there's saving of half for you.
Lace Curtains at %2.95 per Pair.
$3.50 would be cheap for this number in
fine Nottingham Lace Curtains. They are
full so inches wide, 3ih yards and over
long. and are the best imitation of Brus-
sells net designs, ut s2.95 per pair.
You cannot help but buy them. Every
thing In drapery nets In this sale at a big
saving.
In this sale you will also md the popu-
lar Swiss, Irish Point and real Brussels
Net Curtains a plenty at a large saving.
The above are but a few mentions. The
upper broad aisle of the lower Second
avenue store will simply be draped In cur
tain values.
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In Seattle the irrt part of the N,l w
u the presiding elder OF the o~@ ~
r.. church ON the Pacific can[& -
Tor years been strong Prohe
Simon Olson. Of stsnwood. ~ ~ :
guest OF tho Queen city for ~ -
days.
Thomas Hegdahl. tho poulsbo nQ4
was IN Seattle Tuesday and We
on BUSINESS.
The Florence millman. John J. ~
spent the firrt part Of the wesa y
city.
o, T. Tsoreseih, merchant Of ~
In Seattle on business this wee&.
r. r, johnson. Of spokane. VA 4 =.
attic Tuesday. In regard 70 p1lni@ 49,
81 the Cascades be said: sBpotkns eq044
viii roll 20 n heavy majority Tor ~ ~
publican tickct. and the othsf cnuc
are also coming In line. The fsport 49,
Rogers Will carry Eastern WheMe
arc unfoundni. Senator Frfnk has yFvsys@}
an able and conscientious tes0sI. W.
without doubt win reesive a
Of our part OF the state, The FypHs
viii vote fer him. and = great msny
ocrata. Rogers popularity. on ne w.
side 81 IN. mountains has been <fAs
atea."
w. Donnessard has commenced ~
Iicat ton ~ . fusion sheet 10 Ina -
language 90 this city,
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Timely Bargains in
Umbrellas

Children's school
Umbrellas. % and
"a inch. steel rod.
paragon frame.
covered with glo-
ria silk. neat
wood handles; 81
quality. choice
for 75c.
Me ms and Wom-
ems Is and IS
inch Umbrellas,
c o v re a with
u n ! o n tafeta,
silk case and tas-
sci. steel rod.
para gon frame,
handle of Ores
den wood. crook
and princess; $3.50
(11lai{fSy NJ <1 IN
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Gtvea Exsremc Penalty.

Il. bransgan. who was arrested by OH
cor Mayou or Washington street with A
loaded and cooked revolver in his pocket
was Saturday afternoon sentenced to
thirty days ia the city jail by Police Judge
Cam The police claim 10 have cir-
cumstantial evidence tending 20 impli-
cate Rranlgan In several OF many recent
highway robharics. and the court was
asked on this account to impose the max
trnum penalty
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Japanese In n Feud.

j, Yami and X. Nakaisime, two Japa-
nese. between whom there has been bad
blood for some time, attempted to settle
their differences with knives yesterday
afternoon. They met on the top door Of
the Dereg lodging housed corner Second
avenue south and Jackson street but Of
hcer Hubbard arrived and arrested both
before any damage was done. When
searched long knife was found on one
0f the men
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MEETS THREE HrGHwAYMES.
Japanese Cook IL Held Up ON Eighth
Avenue.

w. r. Parker. OF 1907 Boren avenue. re-
ported to the police last night that his
Japanese cook had been held up near the
corner of Eighth avenue and Madison
street. The highwaymen secured $3.50
The Japanese was going home. and at
dark spot on Eighth avenue was stopped
by three men. Two Of them held him
while the third went through IL pock-
cts. One OF the robbers hourished knife
while the others were apparently I'M
armed, The only disguise the men had
was their hats pulled down over their
eyes
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WMBRElLAs,

Mems and women's % and cS-inch TIM
brellas, steel rod. Paragon frame. fancy
pearl, staghorn. ivory. silver and gold
mounted, with princess tassels; $500 and
$500: choice, s29S
We have the largest stock of Umbrellas
in the city TO choose from. Prices range
from NC to 1880. All styles OF handles
and SIX made. Our price Is one-third
less than regular.
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Lose. $3.50 In SILVER.

A Japanese woman reported 10 the po-
lice last uteht that her room 10 the Cos
mopoiitan house. corner second avenue
south and Main street. had been entered
hy burglars during the afternoon and
$50 In silver stolen from rs hiding place
IN her trunk. kntranc. was gained BY
climbing over the transom.
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BERT Sgnith and Oscar Crav1ms both ~
nnnAra. we're arrested aNnut 4 8 clock asst
night tor fast ariving aa Second avenMe
The arrest was made by Officer Glass
eErk
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Saturday was divorce dag In Judge
Benson's department OF the superior
court. Divorces were granted 20 the fol-
lowing persons; l. II Bailey from I. r.
Bailey, Martha 1. Noble from A. ~
Noble. Louise SHETLAND from William =
swaziland, Laura NJ Wickiand from Peter
Wtckiant
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rIvoIr SALOON ROBBED.
Burglars Pry Open the Front Door
and secure SIS.

The Tivoli saloon, 1905 First avenue, was
entered by burglars early yesterday
morning. The contents OF the cash reg
ister. about SIS, were taken.
Entrance was gained by prylng open
the front door. the lock being torn of.
The crime was unusually bold as the sa-
loon Is In the business section OF the city
where the streets are seldom entirely de-
serted
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sAsK ALLEGES OVER PAYMENT.
S"~s to Recover nalance Of aa7s
Frons Former Cuatom~r

rhe hank 81 British North America
~ commenced an action IN the auns-
~ epsf, to recover 1s7s alleged 10 be due
tnnt Tor several months the dsfenisnt
vac customer OF tho bank and had vari.
.ns sums ~ money ON deposit against
whlch ne drew his checks J,gnr isss
nc asked the plaintiff to render hin, q
r,atsmtnt OF his balance which n ala
hiaetnk the amount at N.ssisa e'
:. Ihp defendant drew out tbta .,,,,
shortly nfterward the ham, siiS., sum \.
,ssrnsa thar through error Ii rad na,d
MN Hls too much II row sues 10 rscaSa.
'"'a amount With interest and costs.
lie Resale won't Jar you 10 p,sc...
nsasfs VIII Fsre on Rcseiie 20 Towns
reaa or Victoria, doe, round trip. 81.
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FIRED 5eesaa waN arrested yesterday at
ternaon BY peisee Officers Hubbard and
neiWh ana booked as aIsorAerty per.
son. He T. accused ~ FifimE the pockets
Of Robert Mclean. while the latter was
asleep ga tho Columbia saloon on Wash
iaGt0n street
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The pest-IntelliEsnrrF has secured The
exclusive light ios Washington 70 RAnI.
McNAily & Cg's isfsst folder map 81.
Cflipa anf Asia Thcse may Dc secured
al Post -tntsiAgencer nusinees Offices az
10 cents each
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is,si Report MAXIMUM trnpsrztuse. 81 6sxrwess
nAinissugH ~ resn y ~ ~ an fneh ~ rain fesi
stufihx the last twfntffggr hrars eIass3s Ia firs-
neon ard shcwery IN afternoon. hrak sostAesIy
Niuds
The folicwtvg stAtiaas rrrcgt high wia4s. Astoria
thiffy usiss. tcHth. Portland shlrts-fzr rrfe.
s6nih sssckaGs. thiftg mtles, se4iAwsst> Have
forty eight mlss. scuthwFst
GEORGE n SALISBURY
sscsisa n%ectar. Weather Raraau
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THE BON MARCHE.
CROWDED OUT.

Hostetter's Stomach Bitters, 500 size
Sc.
Payne's Iron Tonic Bitters. 500 size s5c.
Esno's Fruit Salt. loo size Sc.
Hairs Catarrh Cure. 75c size 69c.
Booths Hyomei pry-air Catarrh Cure,
81 90 size Sc
Packers Charm, soc size 4sc.
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John Corbet, brother az James \
Cugoett, the pugliist and actor. wGs ar
rested by pficer SchanAfuan last rtsht
accused - petty larceny. the crime al
legged being the stealing Of a hischlng
weight from wagon tied on Washing
ton strest. Corsest n a victim ~ the
naorphtne habit.
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MARINE NEWS

san rRANcGsCo--Afirs8. Oct. n. str Eissf
firm Wllsrs haflss ~ Hsrssfsr. Horn kari,is
Sadsgf. ~ Minsvis srusn Tsrczzn seas MAJ =,
nria41a, fsosa Grass hartar
NAN&NfU. ~ G. saNsss Oct a. a fs-ss
wast.sas ~ Msasis Assitsd. sr s4a Msssa
fgza Pert frx Anxesss.
nfsvEE HARHog ssnss. ST. viss-vis. far San
Ffsnfsssa
covox- ssa~,. oea- a. sr Bertha. ~ Ka,s..s
fslaua
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Want your mousiache or beard beautiful
brown or rich biaef 2 Then use
BUCKINGHAM'S DYE tsh,ssecssrs
g s.. * pssse..I. e :. 2 ~ 4 e sssss. = =

REILLY. J. W. Railshsek, William Gray, Msry l.
GRAY g. j. Gray. j. Piersou. p. whissen. n.
Jackson. G.. Andersen. George Frey, c. A. q.
Tracy, L. Filter, George Rees. W. Klein.
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THE WEATHER.
FORECAST roR MONDAY.

Portland. Or. Oct n, 1900
Occasional rain brisk to high southwestefiy winds
stationary tetnrftature
You are advissd southwest storm warnings are con
tinued Nsah BAY and ASTORIA westerly gales ex-
rsfted 10 continue tonight along the Washington
coast and diminish Monday. BEALs.
UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT or AGRI.
CuLTuRE-wEAfHEn BUREAU.
DAILY BULLETIN
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~, 49, Ssss ss4k ss&ss& sxs SA'sss,
Z SCANDINAVIAN NEWS. J

Rasmus T. Lying has been appointed
vice consul for Sweden and norway AZ
Nome, Alaska.
g,orns,erne pjornson IL now quite we'll,
and has resumed his literary work. After
the completion OF HIS new 'frhma he VIII
leave fer Rome, where he intends 10
spend the winter.
The Lap expedition. consisting OF in
rohus. men, which IN 1898 went TO Alaska
with hundreds OF reindeer for the Uni
ted States government II said 10 have
met with success. Twentr-four of them
have returned TO stayanger. Norway. and
the Others are trying their luck at Cape
Nome
n seems certain that no country ~
the world has done more 10 check tho
llanor traffic than Norway. The govern
ment itself has taken an active part In the
matter. ana for the year isseisoi appro-
prlassa 1900 crowns for the different TOM
perance organizations. VIA Norway's sn-
prene Lodge Of |. q. q. r., $500 crowns;
the rlue Rihbon. 600 crowns. Ladies' To-
tai Abstinence Society. 30 crowns.
prsnee Christian. az Denmark. r. be-
coming noted biologist. lie Is now a
member Of the National Geological So
ciety.
A statue has been raised over the dust
of r, Nielsen. the famous Dane, AZ Drs.
Law cens;ery. skieiskor. Denmark.
Rev r. Gjertsen. who scent last sum
rner in Eurare. has returned 10 this eosn-
try Al prssen; he Is stopping IN Mime
spaiis.
Louis Anderson merchant 81 Albert
Lea. Nsru who for - years has been
,rYsaK &C. trace up nis brother. has sue
eseAsH He found that bis urother was
Known a. John Hotter. and had been a
United States soldier since the breaking
cut ~ the civil war. lie iies recently.
ard assrinx tho last few years ~ his iife
@as assistant nachlnisi AZ The Soldiers
horne ~ Dayton. o.
Peter ExSs. ~ TrpuahSssn. SorwAy. has
proaessd a drama watch y being played
al the National theAser. Ia Clssistlania.
II is at,racting unusual attention.
prof. p. NJ corneslusssn has succeeded
DR. Randsr a. spperintenfent ~ she pub
lie schools 81 ChristiAniA-
some q the Swedish paF-rs arr e'f--
against the government aur rz4s
loan ~ iieen,Roe
Konsgl Pegeon.s rss ~ IN Dlnaer-
iandsaaien. Norway. have been sold 20
a German English-Arasr5czn syndicate for
Izesoese c.o~ES-
M.ntrsas has applied 60 the University
Of Copenhagen FOR me degree % Pm d.
August ssr.nsssrgs dramatic work.
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THE RasAlic Nili land yea al The timer
wharf. Nictosia. without danger. Fare
sAc
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Opal. rings. octohevs Birthstone. Will
iara II. rinck iewelsr. sic Second avenue
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TORTURED A WITNESS.

Intense suffering vas endured By witness = l.
II cruehed every night untii nv throat nearly
nw; then tried Dr.. Kings New Discovery, Wni,,n
fzve instant relief. I have used IL in ms ismlt
~ Igar yeaf. and recommend u ~ the greatssss
rsmeuy for Coughs. Colds and all Throat, CHEST 49,
s ~ troubles II WIN stop the worst ecSgh. 49,
~ OILY prevents but absolutely cures Corsunp
ton Price Soc and 500 Ever bottle guaranteed
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Sarsing Nofhere.
Feeble children. the aged and Ins!fm q.
all who suffer from debility. rtK.ex<&
rI~E Invaluable the product ~ u
Anheuser Busch Brewing Asia 80
by all druggists
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All ID bufiudfiCt VI
Brussels net de-
signs in Noting
ham Lace Cur
tains. in ecru and
white. full 90 in.
wide and sts yards
long; n.s5 Is just
half price for
them. II you see
them you'll buy
them.
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FOR Men II Brains"
f'artez Key West Cigars.
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FOR Men ~ Brains "
Cortcz Key Wsas Cigars.
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TEwART q HOLMES DRUG co.
a Fast bicycle RIDER

WIN often receive painful cuts sprains or bruises
from accidents. Bnctiens Anica saivs VIII ni
~ ~ pain and heal the injury. rs the cyclists
t.lcn1' Cures Chatting. Chapped Hands. Sore LIPS.
5arns uieess and Piles Cure Tuarzntsed Only
e Try IT, Sold By
STEWART & HOLMES DRUG CO.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-10-22
Lace Curtains at a Saw
ing of Half

ace Curtains at si.es per Pair.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-10-22

seuns 81 the Swedish paF-rs are r'f~
against the government anr f14E
loan AZ ia0DoFea,
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-10-22

Rev r. Gjertsen. who scent last sum
rner in Eurore. has returned 10 this eoan-
try. Al prssen; he Is stopplng In MlnHe-
spalis.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-10-22

Pref. r. NJ Corneslusssn nas succeeded
Or Randsr a. snperintsneent 81 she pub
lie schools 81 Chrissiknia-
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-10-22

KenxuI Persons raE rs. IN Dun6eF-
ianasaaien. Norway. have been ssld 20
a German English-Arnsriczn syndicate for
I2e9noeS crowns
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-10-22

Peter EsEs. ~ Trpadsism. SorwAy. has
proaesEd a drama watch y being played
AZ the NaiiNnAs thsAser. IN Ckgisti2nia.
ID il attracting unusual RttrntlGn.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-10-22

w. Donnegsard has commenced ~
Iira ton ~ fusion sheet IN ths Dan
language 90 this city.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-10-22

A statue has been raised over the dust
az r. Nielsen. the famous Dane, az Ors.
Law ceYrssery. skteiskoT. Denmark.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-10-22

Rasmus T. Lying has been appointed
vice consul for Sweden and Norway at
Nome, Alaska.