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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-04-18

at Sfnboene bauoe ramt BAN. glofe
bleu itrafs ayreitetet og iert Ill Waterloo.
Hosle mener, at 9loft er R%noslpaa, men
oct er not 9ammslt 99ao, ION bar u9ret
be TO RGno imellem / nogle Var paa
@ruuo af 5amilieforbolo.
= Mrs. q. 9oitrup CT benne uae
reiit til eincOIn, 0ebr., for at 0fleg9e
ct gefpg Dos fin Datter, iom er bolat
/ neonte By.
geter Subj bar tgbt Mr.
u. y. 6reiers gus paa 9Iuff Str.
for S712 o9 a9ter at tase oct | gefo=
BELLE til Life Uai.
-5er9en Sepe refer mart
Ill ben npe 9p, Opfe" bnor ban ffaI forez
ftaa en- 1r9laitforretnin9 for Towns
end Do Merrill Lumber Co., Iioeles
oes 9enrp en-, Der itaI forea
itaa en- 5orretnin9 al famine Slass %
t famine Bp for Cedar Falls Lumber
Co. o9 li9eIebes ger Better often,
Der ifaI f%oreltaa en- 5orretning paa
famine Steb og af famine Slaes, foe
Bryant d Neeley Lumber Co. vt
eniter benz ieIOfOIseIis 9ptte og 6eIo /
oeres G%oreta9enbe.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-04-18
gtebr.

> ben iibite uge bar ri p9ret pelf9s
neb meo meaen 8e9u, paa bisie eaers
laa terre @9ne, M o9iaa Iiot Sne, bpils
tet er 9oot for bet npe @res, ON ben
faar gou at lis9e, ba bet nn bespnoer
at frpie i9en. Sp9bom bar o9iaa bans
let paa / itere 9iem / ben ienere 6io,
bog bar ri bioinotiI uaret iparet fOr
Ian9e Og OuniteIi9e Sp9bOmstilfGlbe.
gaImeisnba9 par en- @t9oess oo
9pitiosbae t Union Yrecinct. ibet er
of be un9e, Wiis aate Rar9arei
% elton, afasbe ben 9obe BefenbeIie.
ga, bet Ell en- flor @labe, naar bet biz
per be unge en- aIuorsias at iraii9e fig
Samfunb meb 8ieuelen, bans 8ernine
og 9qIen for belt at lutte fig til 9errer
og Cubs Soft. Stpnne o9 uelli9neO'
par De elmer, Oa ri tom iommen til
lnberuisain9, os en- @lqbe udr bet foi
mig, oa Wiis 9iellon begpnote at tall
ON, at bun enltebe at bIiue to%nfrmerei
og efter nejere Ouerueielie to9 8elut'
ming b~e8ansaaenbe. MiIs gieIion Ell
laa uiOt ies ueo ben fprite ibIanot Dor
5oIt Der paa oisie g9ue, iom bar at.
last ben 9OOe gsfenbelie. gi baabe'
bog at andre mart feIge efter.
Spnbas JOrmtboa9 uar bet ct beili9'
geir, os De leite, iOm fnnoe, tom III
6pitiben, ia, ri baube o9Iaa ben 8lGo'
at 10 6amllier fra Darrisbnl9, Banner
&c., par hos os, be bar lite label fig
binbre at bet uftaoise geir eQer Der
Innge ysi Tea. As Mil. 5or Ronfir.
mationen Iamlebes ri ON Oroet Wlattb
10, 32-33. o9 0erren uirfeoe meb oo
ueo Oroet pau mango Q%isrter. Sitter er
tort Ouerbsrin9 afla9te Uiils Nelior
ben sobe getenoeIie for mango 9ioner
ON @ftermiOOosen iamIeoes ri isen, "
en- lille Slot lammen meb ben npston
irmereoe par @eiter oeb 9errens Borb
9i betlager, at Miis ReIiOn MAJ
iorlaoe os, / alt 5uIo for en- Eio, iOe
BUN oil lpse uibere %ubOanneIie usb Perl
Normal StoIe. buOrnuar mon nj faa.
en- Iermin Sommerltol mere y a T
Oct funoe pQre til @aon for pore unss
iom unoerpiler ben meIte Glib at Aare
og benptter Sommertioen til pibere llo
oonneIle, / Steoet for at mango nj
maa fpge SfoIe, buor Der snten let
inbes nosen Rriitenbom euer be er fpIb
meb mango orange % uinnbe Gar
BONNIE.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-04-18
@aupaca,@is

9eter Oten, iom 6Oer ueo O9.
oensbor9ueien, beoe IirsOas 9Rorgen
ben 10. efter at baoe uaret lpg en- lang
SiO. 9an our IS aar sammel os eff.
tsrlaber fig 6amilie, at 6uilte TO leuer
Der i 9pen; AIRS. $. Is. San en- o9
Mrs. Sans Sen on 5on bIeu
besrauet fra 9eaigaanos Rtrte ioite
gOroa9 @ftermloDa9.
Der bIiper ingen @nbstienele
neite SpnOa9 / 8or GteIisrs alrte paa
@runb al areosmpOet / Reenab. Ssns
Oassitolen bsspnoer ueo ieOuanIis
lio.
= starIasensfeber pos Su tie 5 Ms
teons.
= 8penS stone crusher uil fomme
/ Sang iseu om ct Bar 0o9e. Ser er
mango al Bpens geie, iom transsr til
Deportation, men bet tager Glib. Oct
er lite 6eltemt enbnu a 8praaoet, 6DiIfe
geje, Der uil bliue repareret igrft.
= Oct nps ggraaO bespnOte fit Var
Girsoag 4flrn ben II. aun cen Sm=
ftiftnin9 / gproaoet ira fioite Aar, ba
3. W cRau9bton tog SIR. s. 6.
@tlliam 8 Blaos fra 8. Warb.
= 6,bhe spnOa8 @ftermiooag be-
gpnbte DIR. .. Onrum fin europa
rejie. 0un bar / Iante at le ben
norelise qart af 9irita, bet 9eai9e
qauo O9 tloliainSen / Paris.
: Manoa9 9tften ben 9be 81. $50
falbt bet bpie Eaarn og Bins lammen /
ben npe stone crusher. Ser par oms
tring en- COZ Cons tnulte Sten oeri, o9
bet uar for me8et 8e9t for ben beie
@runb, iom 8p9uin9en fob paa. Oct
par en- beIOis Cine, at l~llptten fanot
Steb, for bapoe bet uGret no8Ie faa
Elmer for, par Der liftert no9en ble=
pet iaaet libel. Den oil bIioe bp99et
op ltrots meo en- ~tarfere @runb unoer.
CADET bere9nes til Omtrins $4,000, 90.
GU er pore StiuelIefab,ifter I
Sang igen, o9 9artoiler tommer goot
IND, enoitent Priien CT Lap. Man9e,
iom uentsoe etter bejere gris for beres
Rartofle os boltt benz ben Iunte, to,
Der lite iuu Iiot uf 6or~tieneiten, Tom be
plloe bnue bait, buis be bauoe iol9t benz
iioite Binter. llIomeuen bleu ogiaa lat
/ Sang lioite use efter lang 1ios Stils
letaaen.
Sibite Spnbas @ftermiooas
bleo albert Carton besras
pct fra Dor 6rellers airte unoer
for DeItuseIle. gilbert er Spn at
9ouis Carton, % par II aar CANNED,
ban 0rabuereoe fra Wuupacu 9piftole
ibite 6oraar. 8 Sanuur MauneO tom
BON ips biem, % bet uiite fig at uare
burtis cerins, iOm ban iaa bpoe at
ioite 5reoas Morgeu. gesraueiien
blep boIbt paa @ngelt baaoe | Rirtsn
og paa airfe9aarben. @n 6aber os
! Broper er efterlaot.
- Baafelontas boIbt S~enoassffos
len nf Dor 6~rellers Rtrfe en- Lille 5elt
for 8prnene. Oct ftulbe 10 loa per
ltOt iorife1is fra andre Ssnbase. aefs
tisn bIeu fat til Sioe, os | Stebet taIte
Buitor s n til benz. Dsreftcr
tom Offeret til Snoianermislionen, Tom
0ernene ieIu bauoe uouaI9t til beres
pauifeoffer. Saa fit be oeres @oper,
buer ct PaaifeGs, os meb uelforneiebe
NnfiSter uanorsbe buer til TT.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-04-18
grn Rtrkr nn 9knle.

8or 6reI ers Reni9 beb /
Waupaea bar netop foretnget en- Cub.
ffription iii D9tning al eens @alo paa
YrGltebolisen. @9loen par $1,000.
Subifriptionen piI briu9e $1,000. >
Iior iamIeoe benne Wenigbeo omfrin9
$1,000 %fotubsn be Isbsnbs ub9ifter; men
inSen al Msbltmmttne iaUnebe, bOaO be
ba gap til 9errens Sag, buoriOr be /
gar to9 fat meb iore9et giai9bsb o9
Strait; fere tegnebe fig for 800 bosr.
Der CT 9sIf9neIie / at giue Ill 9etren.
8afi. 3. 6 briftinne n, tibli.
eere Carer peo StoIen / Des Uioines,
bar mobtaset aaiosbreu fra en- ounit
Renisbsb Dem gotf o9 INITIATES for
ri9e Senoaa / fit gmbeoe at pait. 81.
anberen n, grootIpn, Diem gorf.
On 6 tim o.p "a I. 0arf
Or d, en- 6itimo fra alalfa. bIsu for.
Ieben Aften otbineret til Yr9lt / Rorb.
fibens W~isionstitfe, Chicago. 9an
bar be iioite Ipu aar pr9fitet @uan9e.
iiet for fit Colt, us ban bar til 9eniist
at uenbe tiIbuse til aIaifa itoit / Utui.
gmis9r 4tsbal, en- iatti9
BonbetarI, Der / mango Aar oar ian9:
llst III ct imertefnlot Sp9eleje, men
faa bIeu n%o9enIunbe roit igen, os nj i
en- H9tte at Aar bar oRret omrelisnbe
2a9manbstniSlGr for bet norIte Mis.
fonsielfab, = p,Roiftbe iii 6eimesls
9afobstirfen | Rriftiania life Sgnbaa
etter 9eQi9trefon9er. = 6oueofaoen /
Rorge meo be mango groiesiorsr, en-
bel 9Grftare Of Brafter % en- Rang.
folbi9beb al 1eoIoger for Rellen Ter en-
tarpeli9, men uelbegauet 9qgmano paa
en- gfebittfOl til e0imesiel y8st er
en- gs9ipenbso," beobsr bet / v5nbre.
misfonGren". ySoouibt pioes ben
ferlie 8ar9, at en- 9Ggmanb taller I'll
9eimesie | no9fn at 5Ousbfabens air.
ter. Der ffulbe uGre 9nbiamling til
9ebninsemisfonen. a,soaI prabltsbe
parmt ouer 3agens Ittf, gap Iaa til
fbf en- i%OrtrafieIis StiIorins af Mis.
fionsforbolbene. Uiauge reries til
Qaursr. 6n imut Gum Psnge ton,
osiaa ino.
Dentpfte Wisfionsfupsri n:
tsnbent 6. 9arms, iom for en- lib
fi0en bIeu fansilst al @nSlanoerne IN.
Der Qntla9e Tor at ltette 8oerne, er ie.
mere paa 5Or:ftiuinser fra ben tpite
8e9erin9 bIeDen fri9iust isen, men bar
maattet forIaoe fin Risiionsmart oo
maa inbtil uiosrs opboIbe fla / Cur.
ban.
Den tpife @isconfiu ~.
b Tan | aar feire fit 5osQars 9ubi.
IGnm. Der urbejoer paa at inbiamlt
gsnse NOT til 8atftIis at fin @elo, bst
beIsber fig til $40, 600.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-04-18
#GeOar Sails, Sa.

-
Marte Nisle en- o9 Mag8te
Qar en- Tom / forri9e l1se tiIba9e fra
Blair, bpor be / @inter bar beie9t Sfos
len. De Ipres be99e at uere glade ueb
OpboIoet Der.
8eo oen hunlfe Spseforeninss
A~arsmeoe, Der bleu afboIbt forleoen,
9e%noal9tes ben 9amIe 8efpreIie. Sore
ninsen bar 43 Weolemmer, o9 ct npt
UlebIem bIeo opta9et nnoer Mgbet.
Der par bet 1bfe aar ubbetalt mere /
Sp8ebielp END / noset %fOregaaenoe
liar.
= Baitor ". Gan ems lille Sgn
Qoolpb, bar / en- 3 q 4 Tiger Ii99et
me9et ip9. 9an par an9reben al 9nns
ssbetanoelie os me9et bpi 5eber, o9 bet
iaa en- Sang uo, iom 0eoeu par meget
nar; men nu saar Def after fremao til
6elbreb.
glanbt be, iom bar ueret o9
enbnn er ip9e, ifoI ri uaune fplgenoe:
9nmIe Sans Better Sen n Os
6uffru, W2rs. Anbers OIL II,
Wrs. Gbr. Subj, (oen aIbre),
Mrs. Niets OIfsn Niel en-,
Urs. BerteI Gram, Mrs. 8 gems
6 T o 9 og flere, Iom bog nu ale ipnes
at pere paa 9ei til at bIiue raife i9en.
6 mmaa uf maa itaois li9se til
Sen9s, og Der lpnes bet lite at saa
iremao til Bebrin9, men biemab 9aar
bet, flyer emma; tbi SiGlen iutfer /
9GnsieI sfter at TONNE biem I'll fin
Cub, os ri tiger Sub ffe Cat.
8eb aonfirmationen gaImeiens
bag Na5aretb 6irfe par Der s un9e, JON
ftob frem / Meni9bebens 6orlamlin9
oQ betrRfteoe btres Daabspagt, 4
8ren9e o9 4 Bi9er, % bet par en- bejs
tibeli9 Stuno babe for Gonfirman=
oerne o9 for ben fore 6oriamlln9 al
Gilberere. Maatte Sub faa 9ou al
Iebe bi8ie un8e O9 ltprte BEN i benn'
oeres 8etenbelfe, ba ffal babe beres
6orbereoeIie hos paltor 9anien oq
oeres mountaineering peb @nos
Dialp porbe benz til euis @Iaoe o9 6reb.
% Lao os andre, iom Der par 1ilbe.
rere, berueb minbes, bpao ri en9anq
bar Iouet o9 b~efrGftet for ben lepeno'
Sub, o9 lab os ie, ON pi bar boIoi
9oftet.
= Yaiior o rapen9aarb Der e.
falbet til grGt for gttIsbems Menis'
beO ben srunopigtiani fe) Der / Ypen
tom bmertiIi fOrrise ll8e Os bOtOt fin Gil.
trabeliesprebiten paImeipnbas.
= 5orrise Manoas forIob PatOr 81
. an oiSle ggne for at ouerta9e fin
nne 8irtetreos | Bolton.
-paa 2prbas ben 81. Gprtl utl be'
bliue 9ipet 8eI9erne 2eiIi9beo til a
femme for eler imob, ON Bpeni Conn
mer itoI bp9se S%toIebus til $50, oo(
euer lite.
Runbas @ftermibbas bar Dol
eQers iaa title Bp nar tommet Oprer
/ bet 5. s. 8lofe % Sobn %. Oil.
mpbte binanoen paa Main Ctr, Iis'
no for Sacob 9anens SlaSter'
butt, % for enb no9sn aneoe nro, Of
fureoe Blate 2 Sfuo af fin 6epoluel
Iise anlistet paa 1iu; men ba benn'
enbba lite falbt, fog ban bdm til Sor'
ben meb Repolperen | 9aanoen os af
fprebe otter ct Sfnb efter BAN. Smibt
rib lprons en- til os priitebe &eooIpsren
fra BIate. 9iu bleu baaret op paa DIR.
8ids Gontor, os bet uifte fig, at inteI
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-04-18

Notbm9rbene oil | Nar ofboIbe
6eres II Mai 5eit | auditorium.
Der arbeioes for QlDor for at foa
alminbeIi9 Senba9slntnin9 ! Stanb
paa Rorbfben.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-04-18
bsrOm itrafs, o9 iea ffaI oa bialpe
meb, buab ie9 tan ben Saa.

Sbet isg ianfer at baue frembrngst be
~p9ientIi9e gunfter pebrerenbe benne
betpbnin9sfuIoe sag, uil ies lutte meO
at ubtale min 5ortro1nins til, at iao
ianbt benne Sag CT %be9pnbt O9 buaret
frsm / Bon os Gro, iua ifaI ben Osiau
bIiue til geIf9nsIie for DOtt Golf O9
airte. 9. 6. Is. 9unen,
1884 r., 10. Ctr, 4ortIanb, Oregon.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1900-10-09
CIVIL WAR RELICS
viii be Shown at the State
Fair.
The Scientific ard Historical Display Will be
Under the Charge of Prof. Witbers
and Will be Excellent.

Prof. w. A. Withers is director of
Department NJ (scientitc and histori-
cal displays, relics. etc.). which will be
OF much more interest this year than
ever before
The attention of those who are able
to visit the fair is particularly direct
ed to the exhibition of war relics UNI
der the charge of Mrs. Eva Hargett,
OF NeWbern. Many specimens are here
from the old colonial families and
Revolutionary scenes, including arti-
cles used by Hargett himself. the dis
tinguished patriot for whom Hargett
street was named in this city. But
there are many more from the McXi-
can and Spanish wars. and the con-
test now in progress in the Philip
pines.
Many curiosihes from Cuba. Porto
Rico and the Philippines, illustrating
the products, manufactures. dress. i'm
plements, etc, of their peoples. will be
shown in this department.
There is also a collection illustrat-
ing the life and customs of the African
tribes, brought to this country i'm the
possession of the Rev. Mr.. Vass.
The ladies will find many things TO
household use, which have come down
to the present day in the families of
the Eastern part of the State. There
are also autographs. coins. ancient
books, curios, sea shells. and much
that should have careful examination
to be enjoyed. Much care and pains
have been taken to secure these col
lections for the especial satisfaction of
our friends in this day of revival of
antiquarian interest. Ask for Depart
ment NJ, and the ladies in charge will
be gratified to explain to visitors.
SOCIAL GAYETIES.
Chief Marshal William T. Old. of
Elizabeth City, has issued list of his
accomplished marshals for the fair. a
programme of the social entertain
ments and gayeties will be issued. The
members of his staff resident in this
city may be depended upon to do the
handsome thing by their visiting
brethren, and all the fair ladies who
favor the State Fair with their cheer
inc faces and smiles.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1900-10-09
News ObStkvEK TUESDAY MOKrING OCT. o. 1906

and suffering the most excruciating pain,
she began to pray for relief. While thus
praying she raised her head Something
told her to get up. AS it was said in the
olden time, she came forth. KneeIfng by
her b. d5iGe Sic continued in Lrayer tle en-
tire night and was found next morning
still in the attitude of prayer. Arising
from her devotion she walked across the
room, seemed perfectly full of the Holy
Spirit, and glorifed God whom she said
had given her this miraculous strength.
There are men in this city today walking
these streets sound and well. who. being
subjected to the knife were given up
for lost and the earnest solicition Of
Christian men and women assembled in
q room praying for them were restored to
health. You and l do not know what an
nointings of power God has for the church
of the future l would not say, for / Go
not know that hose special gifts of power
we're limited to apostolic days. We do
know that miracles continued down to and
into the third century. If you doubt this,
consult the writings of the Church Faith
ers." as they are called. Take Justin
Martyr, Irenaeus, Orgigin, and others.
Then come on down the centuries and see
thought there had been no age when this
power of testimony was wanting. AS l
hear the crowd of witnesses thus testify
ing, l would not say, with Hume, i'm
possible" l. for one. do not limit Him,
but would say with Whittier
Il tread with bare hushed feet the ground
that you've in boldness trod;
dare not fix with mete and bound the
love and power of God"
We can not contemplate our own future,
much less that Of the church of God with
out HIM Our attitude is one of faith
with uDlifted faces till we be changed
from glory TO glory. The weapons of our
warfare are not carnal but spiritual.
We know also that trusting the human
more than the divine is the common mis-
take of humanity. We know we desire to
see Him, and to say to Him, "Oh, Saviour,
| have tried to do what you told me to
do, and when we stand face to face with
Him, no amount of service. no loyalty.
and no sacrifice will seem too good. We
will not speak of these things as fanatic
ism then.
1t is related of DR.. Wingate. a former
President of Wake Forest College, a very
pillar of the truth in a State that has
done SO much for the cause of truth and
freedom, that in his last moments a heav-
emily radiance filled the room, so that
those within beheld it. and all the day
before he died he talked face to face with
his Lord. Then it was that those near
him heard him say, 90, blessed Saviour,
/ knew you would come" He talked with
Jesus face to face. The Lord had sent his
chariot to take another of his Elijans
home. / know he will meet us when
We come to experience the waters OF the
Jordan of death. but blessed thought, he
is also with us today and like Enoch of
old, you and / may walk with God.
Let it be said of us: This is the genera
tion that seeks the face of God. Lift
up your head, oh, We gates. and be We
lifted UP, We everlasting doors, and let
the King of Glory come i'm
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1900-10-09
MR. MANGUM ACQUITTED
The Coroner's Jury Give Verdict Of Justifi-
able Homicide.

DR.. ]. L. Moore. Of Apex. coroner Of
Wake county. was seen at a late hour
last night and gave additional details
of the tragedy near the Falls of Neuse
Sunday night The evidence submitted to
the coroner's jury yesterday, the Doctor
said, showed that the killing of Pete
Griffin by Constable Mangum, was justi-
hable homicide, and the jury gave a YER
dict to this effect, acquitting the prisoner.
The evidence among other things showed
that Griffin had a pistol which he snap
PED at the constable's house; that one of
the party picked w a stone to throw at
Mr. Mangum; that the young meen urged
Mr. Mangum to go down the road with
them some distance, and that he went
thinking no doubt that he could thus rid
himself of them and save his wife who
was suffering with extreme fright, furth-
er annoyance.
But when he would have gone back to
his home they began to threaten him. He
told them if they returned to his house
and erected further trouble he would
prosecute them to the full extent of the
law. Griffin thereupon uttered a menace
against his life, and dropping one hand
to his hip pocket advanced upon Mr.. Man
gum as if to carry his threat into execu-
ton.
Mr. Mangum then fired, with the re-
suit that has already been stated.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1900-10-09
Master Machinist of A. &N. C R. R.

Capt. Joseph Green. who was in
charge of the Raleigh and CASTOR and
Raleigh and Augusta and the Georgia
Central, has become master machinist
of the Atlantic and North Carolina
Railroad. Captain Green is a Raleigh
lite. Writing of him in the New Bern
Journal, Mr. +. G.. Ennis says:
Captain Green is one of the most
experienced machinists in the country,
and the president of the Atlantic and
North Carolina Railroad, as We'll as
the State generally, is to be cohgratu-
lated that Captain Green has returned
to his native heath and taken charge
of the States railroad as master
machinist.'
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1900-10-09
THE APPETITE OF A GOAT.

Is envied by all poor dyspeptics whose
Stomach and Liver are out of order All
such should know that DR.. Kings New
Life Pills, the wonderful Stomach and
Liver Remedy, gives a splendid appetite,
sound digestion and a regular bodily habit
that insures perfect health and great en-
ergy. Only 25c. at all druggists
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1900-10-09
For BaCkaChe use
STUART'S GIN and


If you wish to cure scrofula or salt
rheum permanently, take Hoods Sarsa-
parilla. 1t eXpels all impurities from the
blood.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1900-10-09

To go anywhere with my face in this
condition." is the expression of very
natural feeling To beautiful woman
an eruption on the face is the greatest of
calanities, her very beauty seeming to
increase the Disagreement Ninety
eight times in every hundred, eruptions
are cured by DR.. Pierce's Golden Medical
Discovery, and the skin RECEIVERS its
maiden bloom and softness vGolden
Medical Discovery" is a medicine which
acts directly on the blood, purifying it,
increasing its quantity and its rich
pess ErnTtint1s hlotches, pi,nples, etc.,
are but surface signs of the corrupt
blood current underneath. cDiscovery"
cleanses the blood, and so cleanses
the skin.
cFor about one year and half my face was
very badly broken out" writes Miss Carrie
Adams of II6 West Main ST., Battlecreek, Mich.
81 spent great deal of money with doctors and
for different kinds of medicine but received no
benefit. At last l read one of your advertise
ments, and obtained bottle of DR.. Pierce's
Golden Medical Discovery Before / had taken
enc bottle of this medicine l noticed a change
and after taking three bottles was entirely
cured"
Dr. Pierce's Pleasant Pellets keep the
bowels in healthy condition.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1900-10-09

FRESH CHESTNUTS FULL OF-AT
Dughis.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1900-10-09

The longer the dogs day the shorter thu
cats night
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-07-18

s1rAeURY OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES su-
sSSyfsfng Architect. Washington. ID. C..
IN iso0--sealed proposals will be re-
sSiye6 nj this Office until 2 o'clock p. m.
" IN efh DAY OF August. 1900 and then
ss.oed for the construction OF barracks
srx hospital buildings at the u. 8. quar-
s.1ise station. Astoria, Oregon, In ac-
sSyXoncs with drawing and specifica-
Z s,rs cOples of which may be had at tho
Siscyefion OF the supervising architect,
~ applying TO this ONCE or surgeon in
xer9e AT the station, James Knox
3syior. Supervising Architect.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-07-18
DAILY BOATS TO PORT TOWNSEND
AND PORT ANGELES FROM

DAILY BoATs TO PORT TQWNsEND
AND PORT ANGELES FROM
CITY DOCK.
Steamer Alice Gertrude leaves City dock
Sundays. Tuesdays and Thursdays at ~
midnight for Port Townsend Port Will
Ii ms. Dungeress Port Angeles. Port
crescent. Gettysburg Pysht. Claliam and
Nenh Ray Returning. leaves Port An
geles Tuesdavs. Thursdays and Saturdays
At s q. m leaves Port Townsend az 10
a m arrives IN Seattle 23sn 2. m
dhVa. Wednesdays and Fridays az 10 mid
night for Port Townsend. Port Williams
nnngeness Port Angeles All Victoria
Returning. leaves Port Angeles az a m
on MONDAYS, Wednesdays and Fridays,
leaves Port Townsend at II a m arrives
In Seattle at 2Se p. m.
Teie phone Main elA
CAPT J. r. THOMPSON. Manager
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- r,tv of Seattle. Wash, At the hour
= ss;etorK p. m. on the 10Th day Ct Au-
~ for the purpose Of eiecfins
- II trustees TO serve for the term
Gs veer. IN accordance with the by
Ire company, and for the pur-
~ n considering airy other business
vi nav properly come before said
sssfnr. By order Of the president.
j. @. FOX
s.r>tary Seattle Brewing and Mailing
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FOR TACOMA AND OLYMPIA.

STEAMER MuLTNOMAH
Daily, except Sunday: leaves for Tacoma
and Olympia at p. m.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-07-18

Bectric Lilhtsf Trains
Nsw "oossrvatisa Cara"
Through car service to Omaha. Kansas
City. 81. Louis, etc.
l. A. Eadeaa. General Ascent, Seattle, wn.
A. ID Charlton. A. q. y, A.. Portland. Or.
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PLY on THE FLYER.

SEATTLE TO TACOMA.
-Four round trips daily, except Sunday.
In one hour and twenty-five minutes
THE STEAMER FLYER"
Regular daily trips. Seattle Tacoma
route rs follows
TAKING EFFECT TUESDAY, JUNE &
TIME CARD.
Leave scaitie-1.G. Ii.is a tn: f.S. IS
3.
Leave Tacoma n r.. russ /, 40, p. m
SUNDAYS
Leave Seattle - a. m. 70 m. s .. IA
Leave Tacoma 30 q. m. -. TS9 g.
Landing e. Northern Pscific wharf TIA
coma. and Commercial dock. foot 81 Ma
Tigr street. Sesttie.
sundays. steamer Flyer or Grey hound