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4.4oACincinnati and Return-s4.4,

Via c., III. & d.. Ry.
Tickets sold Sept. 10 to %; final return
limit Sept. 80.
$3.30-ROUND TRIP-$3.30.
On Sept. 10, q, "a. rs and 2S, good return
ing day following.
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Feed your horse JANEs's Dustless Dat

German Fire Tornado Insurance. Peter
Pfsterer, Agent, 26 Virginia avenue.
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Seaton, the Halter,
Sells the best ~hats-Dunlap's and Stetson's
FAIR GROUND TRAINS.
Via MOnOn Route.

Trains leave Cr'on Station, 1880, Hoo
1880 a. m: 1900 noon; loo. 1880 and 2 p. m.
Wednesday and Thursday, Sept. 10 and ~
Round trip Is cents.
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L., ID. & w. Sleeping and Chair Car,
Between Indianapolis and Quincy. Ill.
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Ostrich tirs made into long plumes; feather
boas recurled; ladies' felt hats cleaned.
FABLES, 20 South lilin1i street.
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Will hereafter start its Sunday excursion to
Cincinnati at z a. m. instead of 1880, as here
tofore. The change will begin Sunday.
Sept. 16.
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New Pianos less than factory prices, Sl65
up. Save middleman's profit. Wulschner's.
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Big Four Route

German Fire Tornado Insurance. Greg
DRY e Appel, Agents, 131 East Market
cfronf
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German Fire Tornado Insurance. G. (
Turner, Agent, $50 East Market street.
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Terre Haute Races, Vigo County Fair
s2.25 Round Trip. Tickets sold Sept. "a tt
p, good returning till Oct. 1.
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BIG -FOUR ROUTE

BIG FOUR ROUTE.
Lawrenccburg, Aurora and Way sta
tions, $1.OO and Less Round Trip.
Sunday. Sept. 23rd.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. LINES.
Special Summer Excursion Rates
Dakota, Sept. 4 and Is. For particulars
call on ticket agent or address w. w.
RICHARDSON, d. p. A, Indianapolis.
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PENNSYLVANIA LINES.
$i.25-MadisOn and Return-$1.25.
Sunday, Sept. 23rd.

Special train leaves indianapolis 7:30 a.
m. Returning leaves Madison 8 d. m.
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BIG FOUR ROUTE.
Louisville and Return.
$3.50 Round Trip.
Sunday, Sept. 23rd.
train leaves at z a.. m.
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Special train leaves 7:so a. IN.
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train leaves at z a. m
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-11-21
GATES CONVICTED By JURY.
Found Guifty of Murder I'm second
Degree. With Recon me ndation
for Ciemency.

Special Dispatch 70 the Post-Intelligeneer.
SOUTH BEND. Nov. eV.-The jury to-
day brought in a verdict OF guilty Of
murder In the second degree an 10 j. n.
Gates and acduittai IA the case OF Louritz
Olsen. The Jury recommended Gates TO
the ciemency OF the court. Gates and
Olsen we're accused Of numbering Cap
tain William Heespn. Of the gasoline
schooner Isenore on the Wiilapa river,
on the night Of August - last
Gates rtfdy face turned az white as a
sheet when the verdict was announced.
bat he soon recovered himself Olsen
rereived the news Of his acquittal as
stoiidly az he had listened TO all OF the
testimony. The verdict was the result Of
compromise Though the jury was out
eighteen hours. II II reported that after
the first ballot the vote stood eleven for
murder In the second degree and one for
acquittaL The eleven were disposed TO
also convict Olsen. at least ~ mansiaugh-
ter. bat compromised with the twelfth
man BY acquiring Olsen and recommend
Ing Gates TO the ciemency OF the court.
The counsel for Gates moved for a rev
trial and will appeal II IL Is oyerruled.
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oRIcss oF FIRE uNKSowS.


Special Dispatch 20 the Post-fnfsiiigencer
TACOMA Nov @-~The origin OF this
mornings IRE on Dock street remains
mysfsYy. II was discovered by 4 ledger
IN the Second story of the building eccn-
pied hy nfehs a Sons boiler works
Though the fire department made quick
rwepnnae "a the alarm ~ Are ths flames
Hla6e rapid Roadway under a strong horfh
Wind and burned property valued vi 49, mo
before they could he checked The hiIiid-
ir9s destroyed were chiefly old structures
husit nine and ten years ago.
One or the heaviest LOSSES was caused
by the burning ~ She pattern house ~
the Puxet Sound pyydeck Company, avn
erw ~ tho Quaffermneter's drydoek Tnis
building contained thousands OF patsSr -
used during the PAST fifteen years which
hare about the ssns xalas 70 the foundry
- negatives 10 q photographic, Th.s com.
pHny Will be partly indefnnlfied hy fha 80
- Insurance carried ON tho patterns
The dsydnrh company lost everything IA
Ito ONCE except The bpahs stored In the
safs The balance az The loss IL dfyf.isd
between Hans Tnrksiaon awnar II the
oiled clothing factory Ia which the fir0
originated: the Adfienn Mlll Garnfany
y n. Brsar A Eon, the n A. Gibbs Tass.,-
per Company and William Evans. 4 dealer
In steam fttings The Gibbs Lumber
Company lost its affce building only The
toes az the Addison Mil Company eusn-
pstssA the largest psrt Of ita pianine fnlli
Tbs Puget sound pfsdsrk cumuasx ana
the Addison MIL Company sustained a
considerable icss by hre only 4 tew
months axe All ~ the burasd.out nianis
VIII b. rebuilt
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ROBERT DOLLAR DISABLED.
WAS STRIPPING WATER AND Pore
ED TO PrT IN AT ASTORIA.
"a Portland for H~pair=-Broke
Prom Dock while tniesains and
Dristsd TIN brought 90 Anchor.

specizl Dispatch 70 the P7st-InteiiiEs .seeF'
AHTOETA. Nov. 28.--rhe steamer hyp-
erf Dollar was seen on the noafn 81 tnr
Columbia saturday at noon signalling Tor
Q pilot and was brought IN duFsaE tnF
afternoon II IL said she had been over
loaded 81 Seattle and shr was shiyp1s
lmmsnse seas which penetrated her upper
deck no thar considerable water had aces-
snulstsd In nsr hold she WAS tgwea with
dlff.cuity.
Her main steam pipe had barst, nearly
disabling her machinery. She was tieo
~ at the Pscinc Sheet Metal works
docks. whore she began discharsinE part
Of her cargo ~ coal while the broken
pipe was ssns 70 Portland for repairs.
About fifty tons % the 20 designed 70
be left here while the Dollar proceeded
on her yoyasy TO. san Francisco, had
been discharged Up 70 dusk this evening
when the steamer IN some manner, sup
posedly through defective cables, broke
loose from her dock ard. having no steam
no. 6rifte3 down stream a considerable
distance. where she now Hes at anchor
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MILL CHANGES OWNERS.
san Fran-tsco Firm buys Property
ON Beiiingham Bay.

Special Dispatch 20 the Post -Intsligencer
FAfKHANES Nov. 20.-Tha papers
were signed late yesterday In the transfer
Of the Beilingham mill, owned by the
Fairhavsn Land Company, 10 the II. X
Wood Lumber Company. Of San Fran
cisco.
The mill n commonly known as the big
Red mill and hiss lain idie since 1890
This IL Mr.. Woods third attempt 10 pur-
chase the mill and Il is understood he
paid abou, 10000 for Il. The property
cost the old owners many times that.
The new proprietors will rehahfitnte
The property, enlarge the docks and en-
ter extensively into the foreign lumber
trade.
W u. Weldon. Of Seattle, formerly Of
this city, Will be superintendent Of the
mil and the company will begin operat-
ing y ~ soon An the machinery can he
not IN order II VIII employ about 100
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WANT PUBLIC BUILDING.
Minister sfffon Hears statements
From Greenwood Citizens.

Special Dispatch TO the Post-Inteliigencer
GREENWOOD. B. c., Nov. z0--Hon.
Clifford sifton. minister Of the interior,
attended non-politicai meeting Of
business here this afternoon when
Mr.. Galloway. president OF the Board of
Trade. called his attention 10 the neces-
silly Of the government building for the
customs and postofficc He presented
statements showing that. for the year
ending June 30 the posioffice had done a
money business amounting TO sii473s In
the customs department IL Was shown
that since the office was opened here in
October, 1895. the duty collected amounts
cd TO 81, 600 and inland revenue receipts
Tor the last fiscal year totailed SIS $50
The absolute necessity OF an additional
trAe. f9- Vale county was also brought
TO his notice.
In replying. the minister promised TO
iaN the sta4ement before mis- colleagues
WITH q view 70 obtaining grant for the
building. saving he recognized Green
woods central position I'm the boundary
district and that the business done for
the size Of the town II eaorfnous sena-
tor Tempieton Of Victoria followed Offer
INK 70 use MS influence AZ ottawa TO
buildings.
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Hp~sial Dispatch 10 the Post. lntalginencer
TACOMA New. ~ TIE fynsetary hsifa-
tnx occupied ~ the Puget Sound aniser-
efe. a AsthoAiss inntftasian Mas Today
ths nnixefsits. witch viii 9tvs ~ use IA
the university for the present Tire NuiIa
Ina east "a ss in hDem days and wag pur.
FhsEed ny the Alumni association from
fhilsdelphiA men thrnazh an aptian ge.
tarea soms tiins asc, Tor g 10 An offer
81 tiSnst faf TIE property has since bean
made Pfwf teirHy aF Seattle gave 81 asD
snwafd the lsafenaHe price
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HAS A NARROW ESCAPE.
Capt. scsrth Nearly Drowned Will.
EN- Route To Dawson.

VICTORIA n O. Nov e0--The Arst
mail which reached Dawson this winter
according to kilograms brought by the
Danube arrived November l. The carrier
reported considerable difrculty getting
through. Dispatches also tell ~ narrow
escapes from drowning experienced by
Captain Scsrsh. Of the Northwest mount
ed police. recorder for Stewart river dis
triet. on the way TO Dawson from Stew
art He left there az soon as - thought
the ice was safe and had trying trip
He had several narrow escapes and final.
" broke through the tee. hut was rescued
with difficulty by men II the Northwest
mounted police who were near az hand.
Nothing daunted. he again set out and
again broke through the Ice and this
time all but saccumhed before he was
dragged out by the police
A dispatch from Dawson dated Nogern-
Der - SAYS James Slqrah was to be
aFraigncd GA the charge 81 having muir.
dered Pearl Mitchell. variety actress
October -
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Special piapafeh - the Post -Insaliisetscef
TACOMA. Nax. - lit seems ctftafu thar
shs eitY cuuect on fhlf .8ay uishf vii
grant Fired " SANDER Incorporated az
SEATTLE, sh4 frHnsnis. axksd ~ hlsu tnr A
street railway befweaa tire cts limits ami
the feuttfna - faaiHg and puyattup aV.
snses. All - ihr coHnctilnsn present "a.
sersd thA srshian " hen n @as tiaeusaed
laN4 evening Ia n9taWtltee ~ the whole
Mr. %aNtet stated that AZ ihe nsmper tirne
~ irfHnif8 O. transfer the grAnehiaV ~
tAs A9@ttis a Taconia Short E.iue rasiway
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SNOW FOLLOWED BY COLD.
SEVERE WEATHER - FELT
THROUGHOUT NORTHWEST.
Sundays storm Visited Many See
ffoBs of the state. Being Univer-
sally Succeeded by a Marked
Failing of the thermometer.

Special Dispatch TO the Post-Intenigencer.
ABERDEEN. Nov. ee.-The first snow
Of the season began falling sunday morn
ing about 8 o'clock and Is stili falling.
The wind remains in the east and the
cool weather bids fair 10 continue. The
ground is covered to the depth OF an
inch and some Inconvenience Is reported
by the freezing up OF water pipes.
This r. the earliest snow which has
fallen here for many years. Several
sleighing parties have been organized and
the riding between here and Hoqutam ON
the elevated plank road has been fine.
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ANOTHER STEAM r
FOR The SKAGWAY RUN.


Special Dispatch 20 the Post-fntrlligencer.
TACOMA. NOV, 9o.-~Tne Washington a
Alaska Steamship Company will make q
radical change In its Alaska services about
February l. A s@nobd fasf steamer ngs
been secured which, with the City OF se-
attic. vii maintain fart express servi e
befwesn seaftfs and Shsgwzy. with sail
The lUcnl nf5eerg 81 tine company are az
yet unwilling 10 announce the name of
the new steamer. They state that she
viii be little larger than the CITY of Se-
ntfis having accommodations for l7D first
class and 10 second-cIass passengers
They expect that she viii average 1874
knots an hour and be able 20 make ~
knots N necessary.
Arrangements are also being made 70
replace fhE steamers Aberdeen and Ruth
With two fast freight boats. Of a speed of
st least u kn7ts per hour.
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SALARIES ARE RAISED.


Special Dispatch 20 the Post.Intelligencer
AHEkDEEN. Nov. 20--At their regular
meeting. saturday night the city conn
gu teak up fhe matter az salaries az the
CITY officials and IN the eane ~ attorney
ana clerk msde the substantial ralsa
.fnm - 70 ~ per month They are as
fellows Street commissioner sssa. watey
superintendent 50. a orney $50. e erk
81; treasurer. SIS. They Hlso decided 10
eu'sd new jaii and iet the contracts for
PiaHkihE % several more strAets-.tu.
ending plank road 10 the Fern nm
cemetery
The treasurer was ordered Ia uuh-
hah = quarterly statement Of all rnon-
Hys handed bp him Hgfrfofof. fhsr
deem has never had any regular @saa emcnt
from ihs treasurer. and II was newt ID
tusp1seiblr Tor citizen 20 know tust wow
the ciiy funds stood The election board la
were chosen for the city election. whi,.h
takes place December 4
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view ro.tomc~ r.tahI,.h,a.

special Dispatch O. the PoSt-lntsIliErnger
SHbRo- WoOLtsEY Nov ~ The teps
Once AZ Therns~nod has rnAiEy Neea ca
pestwiniress. rhofne vtssya has nv aen,Is
SEVENTY ave population. IL - situated a.
ths point formerly known A. Summit az
miles north - this city. on fho seatfis q
EnferDa iinHai FNiaNaY Cagalk rntls a.,
deFson's lnExina camp and Shrp~e9.slr.s 4.
Metea4ns AnwSfng camp are rtgmninr IN ffIi
blast at ThnFmwaasf
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sasssw st.ss- tacoma.

e1see52i Essaatrh ta tNe fstsfs tnfeiiteeurssf
TACOMA NMv 81 ~e p MRrqam Nngts
IS asAEe* eaNeNa Al E'sagsgis rranRvaai
FsENnfit. DARING fie early Haft ~ th~
Ns@f ~as Arrived hers lsst Right e. vislt
ssseeAs y Ha fsfmsfiY hsp3 ai ksss Liver
saa.ssf fle h.ssaa.
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Depot Dispute sestied.

Special Dispatch TO the Post Iufeltlreneer
SEpRO- WOOLLEY New 20 The dia-
pute between the Falrhaven Land Com
pany aud the Great Northern over tho
Ssarn depot, has been satisfactorily set
tied ard the railroad company will move
g from It's present location 10 the corner
81 MstGaIf street ana Northern awnnue
and ~ u 40 for depot for the seattle
a Northern y r. said the Seattle a
International WI beiia large new sta
ton ~ the completion - the repairs az
tbs old scdro depot Ter the seattle a
Northern
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Special Dispatch to the t-Tnteiligeneer.
SUMAS. Nov. D.--The cold spell which
set in here last Friday shows no slgns
OF sbating and the gale which has blown
furiously for six days. j. apparently as
fresh az ever and az full Of fJrce. The
thermometer stands at noon today at ~
degrees above zero. which Il az warm
as II has been for FIVE days. Clear and
otherwise pleasant.
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and lungs. We have thousands OF grateful
patients who write rs they have been cured
after they we're given up by the doctors
CHARLOTTE. Mich
sssrff-After beinx given ep b. several Of our
bed phyzicfans, having throat and lung trouble.
and pronounced case Of iacurabie consumption.
my sister started the use 81 your Prre Mali Whis
key. She has taken three bottles. and IL 50 much
is7proyed Ia strength that are al feeiing quite
hs.,@fal MRS BELL SHAUI-
Il Is ~ osly shissey aud - ne Cessrum-nf ne-
sf.s rsarantr Al tf4xxisfs snd groc t
Rs4z sAsy H-sa- send Zoe fse~ srsesi
DrFFY MALI WHISKY CO. Kseheass.Ny.
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Sf.egiAl tHesateh q the rssf-r nteiiizsnr.r
ARtiNNrpN, Nov - Tony Nsger 4
NeHaMn q ne town. aMAliawyA lAwsasa-s
4H9 narhoNe arfH SMnAav utrhf gt-e
selci3al inigHt THE physfrtare s.s.,,.s 4
- Ia sgueviag her has sas Il nut -
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w.,.. s.p.l, ees,iaa ,ar.

special utspstsb 70 the ssssf sfntrsltxsfsrRs
TAfspAk %ps 81 s@ftp ffrlt stsY4ssr ~
rahlis Works Clam amNaNHeed to-day that
tis saFp9g ef waiter in tap Cftf feaervair
IL aanANFuliEiT los natna rs assp4siFa
waste thggasa fanrats les Upra during tho
easa weather Tnia rftualiau sreatif fe-
SFeasea faa danger shaga latae sfn
e0sak ruf fHepectogH kFp tat ta fassfa
tAs epsa tsatvgs ava stap tRa waste a.
f4f az asks&hta
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Deafness results from catnevh
closing the Eastschins tubes that
lead from the ssroat "a the eas.


lead from the throat % the ear.
.srs your nearAg falling7"
'sIye your ears atscharser'
lis the wsx dry In the eArsg"
'sIpo the ears itch and burnf'
Are the ears dry and scaiyy"
as there throbbing In the earsr'
els there a buxxing sound heardr'
.sI)o you have a ringing in the earsf@.
Are you gradually getting Uestr'
Have you a pain henind the earsr"
us your hearing bad cloudy daysY"
Are there cracking sounds heNrdf'
DO YOU have earachs occasionally
Are there sounds like steam ~scaytngY-
do you constantly hear noises In the
sarsz
DO your ears hurt when you blow your
uoseT
DO you hear better some days than
othefa7 2"
do the noises Ia the ears keep you
awskaT
When you blow your nose do your ears
crack
'Is your hearing worse when you have
q coiaT"
'.Is thsrs a roaring like a waterfall in
the headT"
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e7sef'aI fIFfateh % the Post IfteIfI Nenrer
MAtisA WAt4lsA NOV - The Wash
tngtup ANf JelWmblA River Y lFwav Cwru.
pAns haa a large force u men snrasggf
~ pFeuafatienE fnr improvements 81 the
eitv DEPOT sanfs large fruit war;.
tftsaa q ~ he built and he present r.
heu4e u ta ho enlarged snd otherwise re-
nsnHffM4
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wALLA waLIA HEY snow.
resisry saa PEE stock Asso~tsttou
netag Revived

sreeiRl Dispatch u The Post. intelligence
W ALA WAisf4A Nov M-The Wsiia
Wats fpultrs and Pet Stock Association
. being revived preparatory 20 giving A
hen shew during January. The old orr
sanifauon - Sustiing fNr new mambera
aAa tflends "a carry on ths work
asAAt winter splendid exhibit was
made, but The ona nuw promised "a ~
nave many tew features
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sfs~sial p.spatch % the Posf-fnteinxencor
ABERDEEN NaF N~-tapt 1hsiss
30 c9nduets the Aberdeen terry ana
runs 4 boat between here and gfssfant,s,.
rt has stsi fecslved newly built stem
launch 81 feet Ia length. witch he vii
Fgt IN AZ once between Ah@rltesn ana
feluiam. fa accommodate nae. uRar
Ira fsie With the other tua baas@. ST. r.
afid tfAi0. enc can 80 between the two
cities az AEy hour - the day
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Special Dispatch 10 the Post-Tntelligencer
WALLA WALLA, Nov. 9--Tha first
snow az the season fell Sunday night
and yesterday afternoon covering the
ground 10 the depth Of two inches The
result was unusually severe cold for this
season.
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Special Dispatch 20 the Post-intelligeucer
SEDRO-WOOLLEY Nov. 20.-Sundsy
morning snow fell here TO the depth Of
about eight inches. This IL probably the
heaviest snow storm this section has wit
messed within the memory OF the oldest
settlers.
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do you feel giddyT'
Is your mind duiiT'
ARE you easily d.xsdg'
''Da you have he&dachsg
Are you easily excited
DO your hands trsmbieg
Does your heart rutteT
ARE you easily irrltatsd
Are you always anxious
DO your muscles twttrh2
II. your temper irTifabieT 2"
..Suaer from sleepiassnsssT
.paas not siseu refresh your
do you starr In your siespT'
do you forget y hat you read7f
DO you suffer from neuralgia"
$40 you have horrible dreamss''
Have you lost power tn limbsr'
Are you easily fgiKhtened7"
do you have pain on tap ~ headr'
"Do your legs and arms go To sleeprs
SIS there "A rush of blood 10 the haads'
DO You have a lanEuid. tired feeling 7''
Does a lump come up il your throat -
''no YOU see queer things IN the dark -
.il0 you have pain Ia the back ~ head ~
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Special Dispatch 20 the Post-rntelligencer.
ARLINGTON. Nov. 91.--Most Of tho
snow Of Sunday still remains on the
ground and the weather has moderated
but little
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nR sANroRn-S lIvHa fS,Ieasaroa

4hs cess kksef Ne8lesn~ A gsxetasss
Sare t4F L1sef liza a4A4~eaAxa.A ir.sAxxA-
usas Seasu.@Etea. ~a1y
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The Proper Course
For Sufferers.

ihiss Read these symptoms carefully
over. mark thoee hat apply 10 your case.
and bring this with you TO the Copeland
office. II Won live away from tho city.
send by mail and ask for information cf
new horne treatment
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-11-21

rs the voice husky
Do you spit zip slime"
DO you ache all ov@rf'
do you blow out scsbsg
lis the nose stopped upT
DO you snore at night7
Does your more discharge
Does your nose bleed easily
is there tickling In the throatg'
do crusts form In the nors7"
lis the nose sore and tender7'
do you .ntexe a great dSaiT
is this worse toward nlght7"
Does the nose itch ana burnt
is there pain m front Of headr
ia there pain across the eyesr
lis there pain In back OF headf"
lis your sense OF smell leaving7"
do you hawk 20 cloar the throat."
lis there dropping IN the throstf'
rs the throat dry In the morning.
do you sleep with your mouth OPEN"
Are you losing your sense OF faster
Does your nose stop up toward niEht7"
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-11-21
DISEASE OF THE NERVES.

The majority of nervous disea.ss
are caused by poisons In tho blood.
harnesses the brain and nerves. and
ssch symrtom. as these follows