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Work Advertised.

The board ~ public works Will re-
ceivs bids Saturday on the following
work. For grading. parking and
sideWalkinE Warren avenue from
Harrison 20 Roy street. for a wa
ter main on Summit avenue from
Broadway 90 Denny way.
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between he and
adopt policy working
can b. a
raonlou together for NUT adv
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SIT DOWN AND
FIGURE 1T OUT

After e moments careful
conslderaf ton. every Seattle
woman will ind that the
Harteii Drug Company will
save her In n years time a
tidy little sum No other
store regularly sells drugs 30
cheaplv. and there IL every
thing here that you wiil find
In any other thoroughly first
class drug store The saving
here Ia well worth conHideru-
ton. you will Hnd II YOU Hit
down and hRurc Il out
Laxative Quinine Tablets.
2sc size -. .. ...s.s4.s. l2ihc
ptso's Consumption Cure.
&c Rixe 900 ..s.sEsss...is c
Coke's uaudrur Cure. 81
size - ...st.stss..st fpC
Extract - Lemon or Van
illa isc size DID,. OIL. s..... To-
Garfield Tea. 25c size lie
shomin'H Beef. Wine and
Iron. 81 size ........a....fqc
Ice Cream Soda ........ &c
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Realizing the danger 10 health
caused by locating restaurant or
cafe and lts kitchen IN the cellar,
the Rainier Grand Hotel Go. had not
only their cafe and restaurant built
on the first floor. but the kitchen also
1.-THE finest on the Pacific constr on
the first floor. thereby giving perfect
ventilation. This r. the coolest place
10 dine In Seattle. perfect cuisine,
excellent service.
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PEOPLES SAVING BANK.
Second avenue and PIKE st Capital
paid up. 500 900 T. G. Neafelder
prrn.s J. T. Hayden. cash !. 7.
efreHleaf asst cash. Commercial
Eayings ara trust business.
PUGET SOUND NATIONAL BANK
OF SEATTLE.
Capital stock paid In. sb2s. Geo. sur
plus. IS 90.
, Furth. pres: J. E. Goldsmith.
vice pres a. V Anksny cashier.
Correspondents In principal cities
In the United States and Europe.
National Bank Of Commences
Paid an capital 49,. ii50 90
Tfansaeta general banking business.
". Q. Henry preH. r. r. Spencer.
cash. safe deposit vaults Tor rent
BATE bepesl. sasI, Boxes Ter Rssi
THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK
or SEATTLE
Paid Up Capital llso. 90
General banking business transacted
J. u. HoEa. tf.. pres. n. &c Nick.
en-. vice prsa-. L. Turner. cash. r.
y. pnFkhurst Ammi. cash Exchange
on principal cities o. y. g Europe.
Scandinavian American Bank
o. Seattle, a general banking husl-
meas transacted. Deposits 81 GO 600
A. Chiibefg. pres. r. l.. Groudahi.
iat vice pres. A. II soelberE. cash.
J. Y. Lane. asst cash. No branches.
The Canadian Bank Of commerce
Capital paid up...4........ s. 9Q0. W
eEiKht Million Doila.sl
uFpi8H sss.t4..-. ss...s..... u coo. oeeo
Interest allowed on time deposits
a general Banking Business Trans.
acted
SEATTLE BRANCH Corner OF
James st and Second Avenue.
n NEnrtE Me-
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In Hotels.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

FOLLOWING are among the late ar
rivals al the Rainier-Grand. Mrs. 9.
NJ. Bundle. Melbourne. Australia;
fyIric Rousille. y. Medard KouViiic,
.Tdmund Medard. Paris. France
hxtncea Albert and Jacques De Brog-
fla>Paris. Marc Fasgg. Leopold Ito-
bert >paris. 81. r.. Lopez, wife and
dsuehfer and maid. Charleston. ".
tIanry. Butte. y W. Hib5a. naval
tsnptrssetor. Bremerton. a. 9. Nor
s.. . y. =. Pear: r.. r. Smith, spok-
AZ a.
sttr,p.s.-s,... sntlsF: r. r. DunwoodV.
u. Mne,av ainneap9liR. MINI. r..
Vaughn n.le....fnsy. Portland. r. J..
5eris s,,,l 2; y Young sis ss..s.i VIC
Al ssss r'ns np'szs,s ,,a I,sSsi Ils = =:
Afr, NeM York.. W. T,@,v Iefgge 4.
-. smith. member Ieris,s.,,hi ette
A. the seattle: o. gt4s, p.,.
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~ IN stories
CT and bounde ambitions be
Exceisor" thing
Healthy competition sssr
in community.
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WM H. BUTlEEH. attorney at
laW. suits ~ 0Heeutsd and defend
"a In all courts Is years expert
once Proceedings in bankruptcy
Companies Incorporated. a Abstracts
carefully examined. Collections
made ln nll parta ~ the United
states. HiEhrat commercial and
bank references. bl1 Third ave-
uue Phone. Main 1000
EpEGEEUT. Al Ciyll and Grimm
ul practice. % years actual expert
rure ronHuitHtioHH free Room B.
Arlington hotel cover post9fiicJ .
phone Aiain eza.
}. 3. BALL. D. aud Il HoHweli block.
JOG CulumbiH ~ Phone. Blue $50.
General practice In OH ;he courts.
Damage Cases Epcciattg
Moderate fces-oaup citation Free.
~. T.. FOSTER. Mutual Life bid.
Phone Main "a.
~ q MARTIN. $40 Mutual LIE bid.
, a. KELi.OGG. sss Bailsg building.
HESsaN . AUST y Boston lHork
W y. LAMBUTH. 7oi-s Pseihe blk
A G. MACDONALD. ,os Burke Bld.
Root. Palmer a Brown. Pioneer bid.
n & CoSoVER tz-i1 Halter bldg.
LYMAN y KNIPp. 10 Halsr bldg
q. WkRp. KEMP ~ Bufts bldg
J. y. DOUGLAS. So New YORK blk.
RICHARD OSBORN 705-s y Y biz
= > LAHGLAND. eo2 New York blk
HORACE PETER. tlt New York biz
PIERRE T. PERRY. go Burke blE.
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Cash Your Old Stamps

The local revenue sfficr IL redeem
tng revenue stamps issued under the
OIL ware revenue act which art
went out Of erect July I.
asaHHf O.
90 20 SHINING for hl.grie rsraIr.
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lrtrCIH R4rAIK,

COLUMBIA. Hartford and Vidette
blcls iea. Chriatopher Bros. lii2
Second
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CLASSIFIED ADS.
hBsTRAc or rlrLE.

OhH0Hh1. IHEMPEn a. CO. inc.
AbHtfaft Company, eatabilHhed
1873 Mining claim abstracts. Base -
meut 81 me Mutual f'fH tuldluR
uooth Whittiraes Hnnford Abstract
Co established 1903. basement Of
Halter block Telephone Main l3i.
REhTTlE Abstract Co. N. + Dix
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DR.. wasgoner. Rest teeth. 800

The best hotels. families and aa-
llepua all use Diamond Ice. Tell
Nsta 1853.
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pRlsrrNo AND BINDING.

MARKET Report Printing & pub
fishing Co., high grade Job print
Ing rs spring 81 Tel. Buff efz
BULL BROS. commercial printers.
11s 1g7 sls Washington El4.. over
Treeua thoe store Tel White ssB
METROPOLITAN Printing 4 bind
ing . ~ ienLeI. Tel. ELne s0l
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AucTtoNEE6s.

MARTfN 4 Fox. general auction
Gers. aas Third avenue. Gales Tues
daFa and Friday
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PHoToGRAPHERs.

STAMP Photos-double size. "a FOR
Zoe button free; photo jewelry
Novelty Photo Co, 2iS Columbia
Amateur finishing. Wise. Med. blk
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business cnANcEs.

WANTEb--A urHfsriaNs butcher 20
start meat market IN store with
grocery Best location IN city. No.
600 Federal avenue
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Per (al, 4 Cents

FRESH RANCH EGas
Per dozen - - F.. ....aas45- Ztr
DELICIOUS SMOKED SAL
MON.
Ter pound .t.....sa.. zor
KiPPERED SALMON.
Per pound - ss.+..s.ssssss-1
BARTON PURE OLIVE OF.
Considered among the beet lru.
ported = ulnts. A.. piuin
go quart. 1sr. AsEaiipnn.
s. 81. i-EailonH. $50
SALAD OIL
Per bottle. ttr. tsr and toe
STUFFED OLIVES
rsr hottie So @fe AMI 500
CHICKEN TAMALEB.
Per cen - satt-..sss 80 iec
VIENNA SAUSAGE AID
sArEn kRAuT.
Ter can 80 #=sss..s .ttszsss. tNr
HoNEn cmCKES
or TURKEY.
Per can ...s...s... ~ and inr
pOTTED CHICKEN
Fer can sa.s $50 80 anf 5sc
pDTTED GAME
Per can .4a#= s.s..+-.sssss.sfo c
PoTTEp DUCK.
Per can 81. - s.s...tsssas#s dac
CURRiED OYSTERS.
Per can I'd. .s .sa...s4sss#s. anr
CURHIEp FOWL
Ter can tssssaas.sHsst SOC
ORANGE MARMALApE
Per jar .. .sss.. .--+c and 90
COVE OYSTERS
Ter can Cd. .ssss..,, % tVr to apc
HOMELESS sARnlNEs
Per can ........2nc. 25c and g0c
CLAM CHOWpEn
a=lh cans. each ...t.....4zz. &c
uNDERWooD.s LDBsTERs.
Ter can t#+44a.-+t.s .-.sH=as4 aHc
nARATAEfA SHRIMP
Per can 81. .ssss.......sss.s.i
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WANTED a fret class butcher 20
start meat market IN store with
grocery Best location in city. No.
go Ee-Ieral ayenue
BUSINESS COLLEGES.
CLARKEs Perrin shorthand school.
individual instruction. "a Boston.
LEOs Business College. Union. I'd.
individual Instruction. ali subjects.
BEST methods aud teachers. Acme
EuH'uess College secoef and PIKE.
= " school TeleEraphy. Pioneer
AELL----- nl--nes. eoIlegc Man .ls
CON- Rae ioR and BUILDERS.
BROMLEY A. Wells. general con
tractors. 70 starr Boyd building.
Tel Main $50.
soDEBQUlsT 8 RosELEAF. shops
~ - go snrlnE atreet
eLoIHEs CLEANING.
SEATTLE Clothes Pressing 10.
clothes IN shape 81 so month. dye
Ing. repairing. 1901 ard. RuG 1904
HIGH Est prices Tor cnEt-off cloth
InE Dc Ilylor 10 starr nayd bid
COLLECTION AGENCIES.
MONEY COLLECTED. q boston block.
DANCING ACADEMIES.
DANCING lessons. private o. in
classes daily. Prof wilson's Dan
slnG z-Eool kanke block
DENTISTS.
a. W. PHILLIPS. 81 Houssy blk.
Chicago Dental 70. b2-8 Hinekley.
DHAMArI,-orERArIo SCHOOLS
FRANK c. EGAN. dramatic ana
operate coach. special summer
course In all grades OF dramatic
art. elocution. voice placing. oper-
attic force Tuesdays and Fridays.
suite %. Holyoke block
pREssMAkERs.
hOR Ladies' tailor ana reception
gowns call at Lamb Sisters. slO-
5ll Collins block
LYNCH : SHAW. 46-7 Halter ans.
Mdme. a. $. Smith, 81 Hinkley Blk.
pYtIsG AND CLEANING.
Partisan bye Works-We call Tor,
clean, press. deliver your clothes
once ltls list ave. Tel. Main 1919
AMERICAN steam Dye works. 1916
MesteIn ayenue. Phone. Main 19l.
ELECTRICAL MAcHlNERY
ERICKSON q Wyman Co. dyna-
mos and motors installed: house
wiring and bell work, 1914 Western
FINANCIAL.
To LoAN-PriNats money at low
rate of interest. Groll. pamus a
OHneri i0i Mh,ion street.
WARRANTS bought and sold. Nor
rison & Eshelman Mutual Life hid
OLYMPIC OIL c. ne Halcr block.
FOR RENT.
FOR RENT-Hall centrally located.
seating capacity 100, light. tele-
phone and water I'm hall Inquire
1906 Second avenue.
NICELY furnished rooms, REASON
able prices, SOB James: level en-
trance from Ninth or jefferson
stairs on James.
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FOR RENT

FOR RENT-Hall centrally located.
seating capacity 100, light. tele-
phone and water I'm hall. Inquire
lhO6 soconh aNenue.
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NICELY furnished rooms, reason
able prices SOB James. level en-
trance from Ninth OF jefferson,
stairs on James.
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PLUMBING.
HAZLETT & AIULLIs - New work
guaranteed 4 year. Tel Bun 1894
Geo. ~ Woodhouse %. Tel Main ~
RAUTMAH Plumbing 90. Bun a1i
BAKER a SON. phone Black iosa.
TITO TuRNER Tel Green 81.
PrYeIciANs AND sURcEoHs.
DIR. J. .. STEWART. specialist ia
diseases OF women. Edinburgh
Medical Institute. Boston block
DIR. MILES. removed 20 1876 Heus-
~ Bldg. Bird q Pike. Tel. Green rs
DIR. VAN DYKE. diseases Of NO.
men. chronic diseases Wash. bldg.
DIR. HIsKLE. zIl-zlz Mutual Life
bldg. Tel White 5ss; res Bur 81
DIR. FAIK-1s-7s Starr Boyd bldg.
Tel Black s5s res. Green 1851.
2R ANNIE RussEI.L 9 hLaeslsx
REAL EsT~TE.
VIZ have q choice Let 81 vacant lots
cottages. modern dwellings ana
stores IN all parts Of the city. Ger
man American Investment Co. kIa
Third avenue.
20 acres. mostly bottom. acres
Elashed. cleared. room house.
chicken house. good spring; across
the Sound and only ono mile from
beach. Good boat service and
cheap rates.
5 acres near the beach: acres clear
ID ard balance FiaEhed: house.
barn. chicken house. etc.
We also have two other places near
the above. All these places will bs
sold very cheap II taken soon.
Prices on application.
COLLINS f. WILLIAMS.
Room s. Sullivan Building.
DON'T Buy until you sse our list
y. " Renick A Co. Ell 2Iz Railez.
RUBBER STAMPS.
COMMEpcIAL. STAMP WORKS
A-.....-.. ~. -
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NOTICE OF STOCKHOLDERS
MEETING.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN that
a meeting OF the stockholders Of
the Pacific Coast Condensed Milk
Company Will be held az Room No.
{ Dexter Horton Bank Building. IN
the city OF Seattle. Washington.
on the 10th day Of September. 1901,
at the hour OF o'clock in the aft
srnoon. to consider the proposed
increase Of the capital stock Of the
company from the present sum Of
sevcntg-flve thousand C15.0e9i dol
lars to the sum Of one hundred aud
fifty thousand eiao. 000b dollars.
being nfteen hundred O5ool shares
Of one hundred fi0oB dollars each.
+. A. STUART.
w. A. PETERS.
Trrsrfaan
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Reliable Druss Reasonable Prices
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pREssMAKERs.
DYtING AND CLEANING.


To LOAN-PriNats money at low
rate Of interest Groll Damus a
oHneri i0i MR,ion street
WARRANTS bought and sold. Nor
rison & Eshelman Mutual Life hid
OLYMPIC on Co, II Halter block.
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/ enable. Room Is. Arlington hotel
tower postoffice). office open until
$ o'clock p. m,
/ WILL any one that saw a lady
thrown from a street ear az the
corner OF Second avenue and Mad
ison street on or about April is.
1901. kindly communicate with Mrs.
| Ellen 6. Sterling, No. 22l2 Madi-
son street.
BARGAINS in second hand house
hold goods. call at Red Front Fur
fine secondhand cook stoves. bed
room sets. carpets They look rs
good as new. for half the money.
10 and liz Second avenue south.
TIE cheapest place TO set gasoline
and oil stoves, gasoline and coal
/ oil is at Olympic OH Co, eli THIRD
avenue. Tel Main. sol. 2-hurner
gasoline stoves, $500. gasoline.
st.io for gallons.
ALL Kentuckians interested I'm the
organization of "a Kentucky club,
call at room II, Arlington hotel. or
mail name and address.
ADVERTISING rates for any paper
furnished on application. The
{, V. White Advertising Bureau,
New York Block.
WITH WINE AND PIE. regular
dinner, 1bc. Alley Restaurant. al.
ley on Columbia bet. snd and srd.
! FASHION Hair Store. 1918 second
avenue; diagnosis of the scalp
free OF charge.
oNYDoNoR Victory" the genuine
cures all diseases. Avoid imita-
tions "A Mcdonald block.
LADIES try bath. Mrs. TAFT
careful massage sii Third avenue.
WANTED-old gold and silver. II.
Hensel mfg. teweler, 2s HinckIey
MRS. y, BENNETT is again az 6S
Halter block. hair. scalp Treatment
MRS. HANSON. stylish millinery.
low priCeR corner 4th ard Pine
n..- :. =.
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PERSONAL

DEEDS. Willis. Mortgages. Leases.
Contracts. Powers Of Attorney and
AfhdaVits prepared. collections at
tended 70, dispositions taken, com
panies Incorporated, attention to
bankruptcy proceedings. fees reas-
enable. Room Is, Arlington hotel
tower postoffice), office open until
o'clock u. IN.
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50, making n tinkling with their feet.
therefore the Lord will smitc the
o Of the head OF the daughters
Of Zion.
an that day the Lord will take
away the tinkllng ornaments about
their feet. and their cauls, and their
round tires like the moon.
'srhe chains, and the bracelets. and
the munitrs.
.,rhe bend hands. and the ,ob,cts-
and a.. .,rrirgs
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5bRha7HFEh.
WOMEN mi POCKETS.
Some Pertinent Comments BY Eliza.
beth Cndy stanton, Famous
sunraEist AgItster.

-
The daily press gave an cou Q
'aew days sine of n young m
walking In the street with her blind
mother, her pocketbook In hand, who
was suddenly robbed by n man, who
was arrested and Is 10Y paying the
penalty of his crime in Jail. II the
woman had had n pocket and her
purse In It she might still be enjoying
her money and the mar his liberty.
Going 10 see a friend of 10 Europe
not long ago ] saw n young IN
hurrying TO the vessel. her train In
one hand, her umbrella and handkcr-
chief In the other aud her purse held
in her tcethl
Ever and anon we hear OF these val.
uablcs snatched from their possessors.
for which men and boys are arrested
and punished. In view Of this result
fhe pocket Is more than a question OF
fashion. IL becomes one of morals; II
Is wonderful what dangers women
will endure and innict on others mt
the hchests of fashion; II they choose
20 suffer the accidents that bcfall
themselves. that Is one thing. but to
-endanger the safety of others in
crowded places Is quite another. A
young girl not long since, trying TO
get Into n car, incumbcrcd with train.
pochcibook. umbrella. cardcasc and
bundle, having an Uncertain hold,
was ny a sudden jerk thrown 10 the
ground md all her possessions seat
tered In the mud; she was seriously
i-Jurcd. and In consequence walked on
.crutches for six months.
Perhaps the authorities OF the
church might do something 20 rouse
the religious scnsibilitics OF the wom-
en- In this direction. The apostles and
prophets In Bible times did not think II
beneath their dignity TO give women
some directions MS 20 their duties. and
an appeal In our day might not he In
vain. The discipline Of the church re-
-quircs all women TO cover their heads
when they enter the cathcdrnls; Paul
advised them not TO braid their hair
nor wear gaudy apparel, but 10 mod
.cst,y cover their faces with wells.
Many OF the books in the New Tcstn-
7nent have special directions in regard
10 the dress Of women And Isaiah
was quite n rs to most of the
ornaments dear to their hearts. In
the third chapter. sixteenth verse. he
says; because the daughters Of Zion
are naughty and walk mincing us they
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One OF the great evils Of the cduca-
tional system of Cuba under spanish
rule was the law which provided for
the appointment Of substitute teach.
crs. Such substitutes were named by
the regular teachers when they we're
absent, and were appointed without
any examination M to qualification.
In this way totally incompetent per-
sons were placed In charge of schools,
and, ms the regular teacher continued
to draw his or her salary and out OF
that paid the substitute, who MS n rule
was willing to work for about M
half OF the regular salary allowed, the
whole arrangement proved "a good
thing for the regular teacher. One OF
the first acts OF Gen. Brooke when he
became governor general OF Cuba
after the Spanish evacuation was to
abolish the system Of substitute
teachers in the public schools.
On January !, 1895, the latest date
of which IL Is possible TO securc ne
curatc figures regarding Cuban
schools during the Spanish rule in the
island, there were COL public and 7i0
private schools OF the primary and
intermediate classes, with n total en-
rollment Of pupils OF 6i,G9O. OF whom
$4,000 were In the public schools.
During the years from 1895 10 1895
the school attendance decreased rap
idly. The insurgent armies controlled
the greater part Of the territory out
side of the larger cities, and In this
a...ts -. IL ..uu 49,. ..-..gII. -
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ODD WORK FOR WOMEN.
New Modes OF Earning n Livelihood
Devised by Victims OF "Ceatsei
Poverty"

Genteel poverty Is one OF the trag.
edics Of modern society. Yet out Of
the evil comes good, aud from abso.
Lutte necessity clever ONE devise
new modes of earning IA livelihood.
Most OF those who find themselves In
reduced circumstances take up ordl.
nary callings. but II few plunge out
OF the beaten path and make some idle
accomplishment the basis OF u payin.
vocation. One young woman uptown
who In the past learned TO make lace
rs n fad now PUTS II 10 practical use
by repairing old and priceless laccs.
She carries what may be called n kit
of tools, including a lacemalscr's pill.
low. n full set of threads and various
kinds OF needles. and restores nn In
jurcd collar or nm ancient nchu in
the presence OF the owner. The work
Is exceedingly difficult and the reward
eorrcspondingly high.
Several women have taken mp index.
ing. Their patrons are people who
keep scrapbooks, and who are too
busy, or, rs Is more often the case, too
negligent. TO index for themselves.
The work Is slow aud liborious. |.
demands u wide literary knowledge
md often n knowledge OF French and
German. The pay Il moderate, being
usually three dollars n day.
Artistic and fancy bookbinding IL
practiced by eight or ten women In
OF the highest class. demanding both
technical skill and artistic ability.
Two Of the binders have done such
| good work Ms 10 make them moderate
ly famous.
A Vnssnr girl with n penchnnt for
chemistry found herself thrown upon
her resources three years ago,
and adopted for her daily work the
giving of instruction TO members OF
her sex upon the subject OF cold
cream. To the uninltlated this seems
a very simple matter. but In truth II
Is very complex. II involves n knowl-
edge OF the various fats and oils. in
GLIDING spermncetl, cocoa butter. wax.
japan wax. almond cream, lanoline.
and such medical ingredients Ms BEN
zoin. camphor. myrrh, cnrbolic ncld,
oullIluEf NlEFHANt NlNN NV VIM i'dds
Women who contemplate n foreign
tour or who are to receive distin-
guished foreigners nrc often nj q loss
respecting the etiquette OF European
countries. They can get out OF their
trouble by taking u course OF lessons
from teachers who have lived abroad
In days OF wealth. At least ten bright
young women have taken up derma-
tology with special reference TO the
hair and scalp. They visit their pa
tients the same rs physicians and earn
n handsome living. At least two in
this city clear more than $1,000 a year.
Restoring old photographs gives
profitable employment TO n number
OF women who have become experts
in the use Of the camera. II does not
pay very well In general. but now and
then. when there Is strong family love
involved. II gives very handsome re-
turns. One successful woman inlays
bonks-N Y. journal.
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Hon. David Mcckiaon II well known.
not only In his own State, but through
out America. lie began his political
career by serving four consecutive
terms MS Mayor OF tho town In which
he lives, during which time he became
widely known as tho founder of the
was elected TO the Fifty-lfth Congress
by n very large majority. and In the nc-
k~nowlcdgcd leader OF his party In his
section of the State.
Only one flaw married the otherwise
complete success of this rising statcs-
man. Catnrrh with its insidious mp
proach and tenacious grasp, wns his
only unconqucrcd foe. For thirty
years he wngcd unsuccessful warfare
against this personal enemy. At last
Pc.ru-nn came Ia tho rescue. and ho
dictated the following letter TO DIR.
Hartman ns the result:
"Ihavc used several bottles Of Pc-ru-
ma and feel greatly benefited thereby
from my cntarrh Of the head. l feel
encouraged To believe that II I use IL u
short time longer 1 will he able TO fully
eradicate the disease OF thirty years
standing. Yours truly,
david Mcckison."
Many people can tolerate slight cn-
tnrrhal affections. a little h~onrscncss,
n slight cough. u cold In the ,d, or n
trifling arrangement OF the dlgcatiyc
organs. do not much disturb tho rvcr-
age person In his business. Hut this is
not true Of the public speaker or stage
artist. His voice must always % clear.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1901-03-15

Miss Carrie Thomns. in speaking Of
Pc-ru-nn. says; 81 have used Pc-ru-na
with splendid results. Would not DO
without II. No money would hire mo
To have n sottlcd cold or chronic
cough, or h~oarscneas. Catnrrh In tho
most dreadful thing that could happen
my shield and protector against this
most undesirable discase."-Carris
Thomas.
II you do not derive prompt and sat
~isfactory results from the use of Pe-
giving n full statement Of your case
and he will be pleased to give you his
valuable advice gratis.
Address DIR. Hartman, President OF
The Hartman Sanitarium. Columbus.o.