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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-01-28
EGGs-BUTTER-E0Gs.

-. ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
All must give for the support of the hen
and the COW; how much depends on
where you buy your eggs and butter.
hearsay will not satisfy us; our eggs are
inspected and are what we sell them
for: butter, too, is as we advertise in
price and quality.
Butter. 80 cts pound; lbs for s. cts;
good iowa creamery butter, lbs, 65 cts:
lbs Oregon creamery butter, 80 cts.
Eggs, strictly fresh, 20 cts doz fresh
Eastern eggs, 10 cts a dog.
Lard, 10-lb pals, s. cts; 5-lb, As cts.
Our customers swear by us and not at us,
for they get what we advertise at prices
given, and we save them money every
day.
Trade at the Cow Butter Store, 1923 First
avenue.
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PERSONAL
COON BROS. i4i7 Second Avenus.


Show stationery at very low prices.
Big, thick pencil tablets; others ask 100
for them; here at &C.
Spiendid values In ink tabs; the paper Ii
heavy, smoothly finished, In white or
cream. ruled or unruled; Sc. 1oc and lie.
Yellow tablets, meant for pencil use, but
you can use ink; been sold In our schools
for ton years at loo to 15c each; We offer
special at 4c letter size, Sc legal Size.
Box paper for the children; usually called
Juvenile papetsries; contain "a sheets
each, though well worth 10c.
Rerlilar size box papers, the finest kind
OF goods; the value is not In the box but
in the paper; special at &c for regular 15c
goods. lie for regular Zoe goods. and lac
Tor regular Csc goods.
Writing paper in k-ream packages: an
opportunity for small dealers: excellent
paper, worth &c, here at 15c package;
and another grade, first-class quality, at
II we did not buy all these at first hands
we could not offer anywhere near these
values.
We want those who know good paper
when they see 1t to patronixe us. The
more we sell, the better the quality we
In envelopes (which have advanced twice
since we bought ours, 20 per cent. each
time) we offer trade inducers like this:
A Xxx white envelope at Sc pack OF Is;
A NIX 5. &c pack; xxx grades. SO
You had better buy this week.
Prices quoted are special.
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1,500 DOLLARS.
Small cash payment,
balance monthly payments.
Neat six-room modern
cottage on Twentieth avenue,
Walla Walla addition.
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A HOME ON RENToN RIDGE
AT 1850 DOLLARS.

of Madison street, between
Fourteenth and Fifteenth. We have q SIX
room house on lot 46 by 40. Here Is an
opportunity to get a good home in a very
desirable locality at a moderate price
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MODERATE PRICED HOMES.
At 1900 dollars we

can sell you
new sfx-room house on University car line,
lot 00x120, house Is exceptionally well ar
ranged, lot is slightly and there is a good
view. =.
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$500 DOLLARS.
House arranged in flats
on corner, lot 60x120
close in renting for
30 dollars per month,
room for two more
houses on the lot.
We have other good buys in both vacant
and improved property in different parts
OF the oity, details of which we would be
pleased to give You. Kindly call and in
quire.
WIN. p. HARPER,
Dexter Horton Bank building.
FOR sALE.,By NJ. McTcigh. 5o4 and eos
Bailey building.
A.500-Modern S-roomed house. on Renton
hill. corner lot, 60x12S; 2 blocks north Of
Madison street; fine shrubbery and flow
ers.
s2,soo-Modern 7-roomed house, North Sc
attic; lot 60x120.
s1,2oo.Lot eox1ao on First avenue west. in
sl.ooo-Corner. lot. sox12o. on Harrison
street, North Seattle; close to bay
s2S9aGorner lot, 4oxl2o. one block from
$40 each. 6 lots, 4ox1oo each, in B. F. DAYS
addition, Fremont
Some special bargains in 5-acre tracts,
north and south of city. Look these up.
M. McTEIGH,
Telephone, Main g.
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LADIES-Thc most elegant line Of fne
shell combs ever brought to the city
just opened UP for inspection and sold
at Eastern prices; also hair goods,
switches, pompadpur rolls ana high
cannot be duplicated by those who pay
exorbi4ant store rents, hairdFessing and
manicuring parlors. Modern Toilet Sps-
cialty Co., % Downs block, 7O2 Second
avenue. : ~ =. rfs4a ! Z AZ
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OUR speciality Is the scientific treatment
OF scalp and hair. We guaranteed to stop
falling hair. cure dandruff, burning scalp
and restore color to prematurely gray
hair positively without dyss) by supply
ing the necessary nourishunent. Consult
Mrs. Shelter at parlors Modern Toilet
Speciality Co.. Downs block, 100 Second
avenue.
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FOR SALE-By
HUFFMAN & SHEARER,
Real Estate and Mines,
COZ New York Block.
FARMS.
$4,000 acres Of farm apu woodland, in II.
land county, at $3.50 to 500 per acre, and
in tracts of five to 1000 acres.
BUSINESS CHANCES.
Cigar and notion store, with furniture
Of three living rooms in the rear: cheap
rent.
CITY REAL ESTATE.
81, 500-New eight-room house on Harvard
avenue; lot 7ox12S; fruit trees. etc.
$S00-Cottage in Latona, walking distance
Of university.
s3,7Oo-Thirteen-room house. Pontius ana
Republican.
81, -Eisht-room house. near tho above
$450-Six lots near the university; these
lots are Just north of University Heights,
where lots are selling at $3.50 each.
Four cottages on installments.
MINING PROPERTY.
We have a block Of stock in company
owning several VALUABLE mines in
Alaska; the buyer of this stock will be
sent north on salary with men and ma
chinery to work the mines; investigate
this; no wildcat in it.
We have several good claims In the Atlin
district: come in; we will tell you about
them; also, some good placer mines near
HUFFMAN & sHEARER,
COS New York Block.
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4OS burke Building.
A SPLENDID BUY ON
RENToN HILL.
New modern double house, very desirable
exceedingly well built; beautiful sur
roundings; now rented for SIS per month;
A FINE CORNER.
On Madison. Renton hill: unimproyed:
very cheap.
II. F. PARKER & CO..
III Yesler Way.
FOR SALE-Two level lots on Harvard.
near Pike: severed; easy walking dis
lance; at $500: easy terms.
MODERN residence lots on Fifteenth ave-
nue., between Thomas and Harrison.
graded. severed and sidewalked; at $500
each; easy terms.
Two superb lots on Harvard avenue north.
near roy ;7o grand and view; one block from
wHALLEY & sTURTEvANr.
Colman building.
RARE chance to secure a choice building
lot on exceptionally easy terms
We are offering lots in the block bounded
by Fourteenth and Fifteenth, Columbia
one-quarter down and balance in monthly
payments with interest at per cent
Where can you find their equal in that
desirable residence section?
WHALLEY q STURTEVANT
Coiman building
FOR sAIE-Flrst-class business property:
@Soc IS ana othets ~ mace %sS. $500
cialty OF this class of properties look
poETFEL 4 LEWIS.
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FOR MONDAY AND TtJESoAY ONLY.
We will sell 20 high grade sewing machines
such az the Domestic, Wheeler & Wilson,
White, New Home and Singer. These ma
chimes we have beep renting for tho past
SIX months and Will sell below cost; cash
or on lpstallments Hanson's. 215 Column
bia- Phone. Black 1874. Machines rent
~
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w. PARRY SMTTH.-Room Coman build
ing. Tel. Red 1861; notary public, real
estate, mines and timber lands. Loans
nogotiated
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NAN or woman to take charge OF dining
room In large hotel: rent free, must have
500. Room 4, Roxwell block; call Mon
law
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WE have some of the best claims In the
Nome mining district that can be sold
at bargain II sold this week. ]. Il.
West q Co,
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BUSINESS cnANCEs-ce.ti..sA.

FOR SALE-F1rst time offered. one Of the
best paying fruit and cigar stands In
Seattle; $3.50 takes It this week. Apply
at Greyhound dock
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WE have MONEY TO LOAN on deslfs
able securities. We write Insurance. u
the reliable old Lion Insurance Com
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PIANOS-we are having a sale of second
hand pianos, slightly used. and any one
who wants bargain In a fine plano, Just
IS good as new, at half price, will do well
to call on us. Telephone, Pike 1872. West
ern Music Co., S07 Pike street, between
THIRD and TAi,yfh
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LADY desires Intelligent lady partner in
geEteel, profitable business. fully estab-
lished. Increase of business too much
ties meaning business and having $500
to $t,OO0 to invest need apply. Address
H IA, care Post-Intelligencer.
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sl.000-At invoice price, In business center,
grocery of long standing, doing large AMI
profitable business. Freeman & Peirson,
rs Sullivan building
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TWO beautiful new houses now belng
built on Boylston avenue. between Haf-
rison and Republican,; these houses can
be seen any day: the location. ueGlan
and surroundings are first class IN evSfy
particular. For pasticulars inquire q
our Office. -
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-12-02

friend And the friend fastened to a
telephone and called up Charles Knob
LAUGH. the broker who won fame by his
association with the Rough Riders
Knoblauch passed the word along to
Hartwig n. Baruch, and the gayest
spirits of Wall street soon had their
heads together.
Mr.. PeI made his appearance with an
eager air, all ready to begin his career
without any preliminary foolishness. All
went wen with him till noon, when
Chairman Kennedy went to lunch and
the bears and bulls we're left without
a keeper.
Then it was that the things that Ar
chic Pel didn't expect 10 happen did
happen He was surrounded by fen
zied mob and thrown to the floor As
many brokers as could find room on his
chest sat there. Others ripped up his
trousers with penknives, and the zip
ping sound Of the cloth was Ike music
in the ears of the brokers, who howied
again and again.
Somebody had sent for a box Of black
grease paint and this was daubed fam
tastically over his face and hands. Curl
papers were twisted into his hair, his
collar was buttoned around one ankle
his lie was arranged at the back of his
neck. and his hat was kicked all over
the exchange.
After these and many other indignities
had been heaped upon the presumptious
newcomer who had promised himself to
fool the brokers'" suit of pjamas Of
d very raw shade Of pink were introduced
and thus arrayed Mr.. Pelf was coerced
into singing coon songs and dancing.
Finally he ran gauntlet of brokers
and messenger boys. who pelted him
with wads of paper
Mr. Peu was hustled, hustled. driven
about and rolled along like a good
thing for the benefit Of his digestion
After it was all over he collected his
thoughts
Then he said 80 a sympathetic Sunday
World reporter;
Talk about the hazards Of hnancet
tn venture to say that few persons out
side Of Wall street suspect the fearful
perHs that beset the path Of a broker.
cit is unnecessary for boys who read
dim novels to go to the frontier In search
Of adventures with Indians II they ap-
ply themselves to the task Of becoming
stock brokers they viii encounter all
the Indians they want"
Even the oldest inhabitant could not
recall such a gratifying initiation.
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1900-06-14
swedish Lutheran Gathering.

Burlington, June s.--Last night
there arrived in the city the great Dig
nitaries of the Swedish Lutheran
church in America, corresponding to
archbishops and bishops. They come
to hold for a week the sessions of the
synodical council preceding the SEES
sions of the general synod. The fol-
lowing arrived yesterday: President Of
the synod, DR.. E. Norelius, Nasa, Mimi;
vice president of the synod, DR.. c. +.
Lendberg, Rock Island; president of la
wa conference, DR.. Ludwig Holmes,
Burlington; president of Illinois con-
ference, DR.. L. G. Abrahamson, of Chi
cago; president of Nebraska conference
Rev. p. j. Brodin, of Holdredge; presi-
dent of California conference, Rev. c.
j. Haterius, San Franchises; president
of Columbia conference, Rev. NJ. Liar
son, Seattle; president of Kansas con-
ference, Dir. G. A. Branded, Denver;
president of New York conference, Rev.
L. p. Ahlquist, Portland, Conn.
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1900-06-14
TO WRECK WABASH TRAIN.
Heavy Oak Ties on the Track Derails
Front Trucks of the Engine.

Des Moines, June AN attempt
was made Thursday night to lerail
the Wabash passenger train, due to
arrive in this city at 9:15. At Morgan
Valley, eighteen miles from Des
Moines, in the northern part of Marion
county, big oak bridge tie was placed
across the track. The forward trucks
of the engine passed over it, and We're
derailed, but the train was brought to
pause before any serious damage
could occur. Engineer Lombard Bart
ley was on the engine, and was FORUM
ate enough to notice the obstruction
in time to slow down and avoid dis
aster. The engine was little damaged
and after two hours work it was put
on the track again and the train ,rriv-
ed here at 11:15. There is no clue as
to who placed the tie on the track, tho
the imprints of bare feet were discov-
cred near the scene. There is another
explanation that the tie dropped
from freight train that had recently
passed.
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1900-06-14
WOMEN ELECT OFFICERS.
General Federation Accepts Report Of
Nominating Committee.

Milwaukee, June 9.-Seven exciting
hours We're consumed yesterday by the
club women's conventions to elect off
GERS and amend bylaws. When the
1900 women emerged from the audi
torium at 6 O'Clock this evening most
of them, worn out with the fray, look
ed as if they had just done the resur-
rection act.
AS predicted, the report Of the nom
mating committee was accepted, with
tae addition of the second vice oresi-
dent in the person of Miss Margaret
Evans, of Minnesota. Amid the great
est enthusiasm came the announce
ment OF Mrs. loves reelection, the
delegates springing to their feet with
a wild wave of handllerchiefs in way
that left no doubt of their growing
appreciation of the woman who had
presided with such tact and gracious
ness during this rather trying conven-
| ton. As Mrs. Lowe smiled behind
an immense bunch of American beauty
roses quite as big as the little woman
herself she said as a conclusion to the
speech she was compelled to make:
Ladies, it is not within my power to
| thank you sufficiently vs.
| The convention adjourned without
much demonstration, owing to the
WEAKNESS of the delegates.
Milwaukee, June S.-The morning of
the last day of the club women's con-
vention was devoted to short business
session and four simultaneous literary
sessions. AT the business meeting the
federation proceeded to amend the by
laws. Provision was made for two vice
presidents, instead of one. According
to the change the council will meet not
only at the call of the board of direct
ors but at the call of twenty-five mem
,bers of the council representing as ma
ny states, with twenty members being
| considered a quorum.
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De. Moline. saloon. open.

Des ,Moines, June 9.-The sixty sa-
looms of Des Moines, which have been
closed for five months, opened ut 10
o'clock this morning. Late yesterday
afternoon Judge G. A. Bishop of the
Polk county district court, dissolved
the temporary injunction held by the
ministerial association and anti-saioon
workers and refuses to Issue a writ of
certiorari to compel the boad of sup
ervisors to shownp the records of their
meetings. The supervisors completed
yesterday afternoon their canvass of
the petition OF consent. 1t took 1925
names to make the petition good and
the saloon men had secured ABS. The
anti-saloon men have played their last
card and the saloons will remain open
permanently.
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New BrIdge at seIma,

Keosauqua, June 9.-(SpeciaD The
board OF supervisors, of Van Buren,
county voted yesterday to build a
bridge across the Des Moines river at
Selma. The bridge will be composed
of four equal steel truss spans, capable
of sustaining a weight of 1000 lbs. to
the lineal foot. On Monday. June IS,
the. board will again be in session to
receive bids for the construction of
the bridge, separate bids will be re-
ceived for the construction of the sub
structure and for the superstructure.
This will make the seventh bridge
across the Des Moines in this county
and as soon as it is completed move
ment will be started for the erection of
a newcourthouse.
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August Flower,

eft is surprising fact says Prot.
Howton, sf'that in. my trayelss7in all
parts of the world, for the last ,steh,
years, / have met more people having
used Green's August. Flower than any
other remedy, for dyspepsia, deranged
liver and stomach, and for constipa-
or for persons filing Office positions,
where headaches and general bad feel
ings from irregular habits exist. that
Green's August Flower is grand
remedy. It does !, not injure the sys-
tenn by frequent use and is excellent
for sour stomaebs and indigestion.
Sample bottleshfree at w. L. Sar-
gents drug store, Hoffman, block.
Sold by dealers gin all civilized coun-
tries. a.3ss
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Trouble over a Grade.

Rome, June 9.--There is considerable
controversy out on the county line be-
tween here and jefferson county where
the new line of.the Burlington railroad
crosses the line. The railroad compa-
ny wants to raise the road some six
or seven feet and the citizens of that
locality are very much opposedato this
plan and are making a vigorous protest
against it. The boards of supervisors
of the two counties are going out there
to hold joint meeting over the matter
and see if some suitable settlement of
the matter can be reached. "a
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A card orThanks.

/ wish to say that | feel under last
ing obligations for what Chamber
lain's Cough Remedy has done for our
family. We have used it in so many
cases of coughs, lung troubles and
whooping cough, and it has always Civ
en- the most perfect satisfaction, we
feel greatly indebted to the manuac-
turers of this remedy, and wish them
to please accept our hearty thanks
Respectfully, Mrs. S. Doty, Des Moines
Iowa. For sale by druggists.
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After theiTax Dodgers.

Abba, June Observation-Disclosures
Ben Mccoy, of Oskaloosa, obtained a
contract with the county supervisors
to collect the back taxes OF, hose3ip who
have been forgetful of the amount OF
they had when the 9assessor
called upon them. The records forfhe
past five years have been searchedan
a large numbereof citizens have 9Deen
calling upon the county treasurer. The
receipts from this source, has been
about $4,000 the past week with much
more to come.
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NATIONAL BANK ORGANIZED.
The National Bank of Hedrick Re.
cetyes a Charter

Hedrick, June 1s.-(special.) The
comptroller of the currency has issued
charter for the First National bank,
ofFHedrick, with capital stock of $751;
600. The applicants for the charter
were w. H. Young. j. T. Brooks and
VIM. Hursey, of this city; b. Mowrey,
of Ottumwa, and T. S. Yerger, of Sig
Quincy. The stockholders are the
same as of the Hedrick State Savings
bank. The National bank will do the
business proper to such an institution
and the present organization will take
care of the Savings bank business. The
board of directors of the new bank has
not yet been elected.
The Hedrick Telephone company has
filed articles of Incorporation and has
been granted a charter. II has capi-
tai stock of $4,000. The directors are
j. I. Brooks, A M. Utterback, w. D.
Martin and Dick Snakenberg.
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DEATH TO END GRIEF.
Aged Woman Hangs Herself to End
Her Sorrow.

Thompson, June 9.-Alrs. Ole Hanson
who resides five mile.
northeast of Thompson, committed
suicide by hanging on Wednesday
morning about 5 o'clock. She was dis
covered by her husband about an hour
later, her lifeless body swinging at the
end of rope which she had made fast
to rafter in the granary. Mr.. Fugle-
berg at once called his two sons and
with their assistance cut the oody
down, thinking that perhaps life was
not yet extinct, but the woman was
cold in death. She was 81 years of
age. Dependency caused by the loss
of daughter a few weeks ago is sup
posed to have caused her to commit
the rash act.
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Eaten by TIL. Hogs.

Grundy Center, June John r..
Suttman, ex-county recorder OF Grun-
dy county, was found dead ia his hog
pen yesterday morning, the hogs hay
ing rooted him into the mud and were
eating his body when found. He 'vaa
cleaning out the pen and it is supposed
dropped dead while at work The
cause Of the death is not known. An
inquest is being held.
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Brleht,s Disease.

Bright's Disease is no respector OF
persons; it attacks men and women,
the strong and robust. the rich and
poor, the active body and brain work
ers, the fathers of families, the bread
winners in every sphere, of life, seem
ing to choose for it's victims those only
who can least be spared. Smiths Sure
Kidney Cure is the only guaranteed
remedy for Bright's Disease.
Your money back il it fails to cure.
Price, so cents. For sale by w. w.
Ennis.