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The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1901-07-09

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n. C. COUNTY ALLIANCE MEETINGS.
ROWAN.

ROWAN
Rowan County Farmers Alliance
will hold it's July meeting at the
regular time, with Grants Creek
Sub-Alliance, near Grace Church.
All the Subs. are requested to at
tend. &c. BERNHARDT, Sec'y.
The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1901-07-09
ORANGE.

Orange County Alliance will meet
at Alliance Headquarters Thursday,
July 18th. A cordial invitation is
extended to all Alliancemen.
GEO. F. CRUTCHFIELD, Sec'y.
The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1901-07-09

Pure Lard, in terces VI
Compound Lard in erces.............
The above Lard in following packages
Tubs, 80 lbs. &c. over tierces.
Tubs, IS lbs. nc. over tierces.
Pals, 20 lbs. ne. over tierces.
Cans, gross weight:
so 10. case of 2 cans, &c. over tierces.
20 ID. case of 4 cans, &c. over tierces.
10 Id. case of 6 cans, Ic. over tierces.
SEEDS.
Crimson Glover, Choice, per bushel....... $3.50
i" Trade Mark ...... 4.85
Dwarf Essex Rape, pei pOund........... II
Winter Rye, per %
German Millit Cbags I5c. extra)-
Choice, per bushel ......... LOS
" Trade Mark " ........... LIS
Hungarian Millet.......... 4" ......... LOS
COLD STORAGE SEED POTATOES.
Early Rose, for July planting, per bbl.~.-S8.OO
Empire State, (Late), per bbi.-............. 800
Carman NOS, " ............... 800
Turnip Seed
Sc. per ounce, lie. per 4 pound.
400. per pound by mail.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-14
SHOCK FOLLOWS SHOCK

81 the following
President McKneys condition.
majority people the unavorebe
Is
severe
learned physicians attending
death
wounded body the chief
appears
eanns trouble the
heart which suddenly slow.
TO a
ultimate president
of
predict safey a O
nation profoundly the danger which threatens
60 an who
people that
sorrow
magistrate may b. spared.
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AT LEAST
FOUR DEAD
Result of wellington Train
Wreck Not Fully Known

Deputy Coroner WHtsie returned
last uiFht fr1m wellington. where
hc wont on wednesday o. investi-
gatr the wreck Of the Great North.
eru freight train on the forenoon ~
that day which caused the death ~
ht least foar men. Those known 10
be- dead are Henry kutshL "A section
man. Frank nahlsrrn. engineer, and
o. smith. a tramp Their remains
were brought 20 this city. The body
81 Fireman John Campbell could not
hr found and II supposed 20 have
been consumed in the nre -Four
trampr. who We're seen In a rnudnla
hs thr runaway train passed
through wellington. arr supposed TO
have been inetneratsd also Conduc-
Tor Nortquist ls badly hurt and may
dc. Al hut two Of s. ears were
burned
NJ cannot be learned lust how the
runaway began. hut II il supposed
the nirbrakes refused Ia work when
the train started down the grade.
Al the bodies recovered are az Hut.
tvrworth's mofRus tn this city The
injured men are IN the Everett hos
pithl
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and Elgin. s5c. frssh ranch. isH1tc.
Cheese Native Washington. fan
cream. t.8t1tse. Eastern New York.
itUlsc. Wisconsin. lie. California.
iuA1ilA Roqurfurt. Aac. Ednm.
81 coo 1900 Per case New York.
i5Glsc. LimburEer. i64ite. brick.
ltairc. swiss. tsatac.
EEgs- Strictly fresh ranch. isc.
Eastern. 1880.
Poultry Hens uantar. large
spring. igMtte. braiters. tk8tsc.
duchs, ie4l2he. turkeys. ls t8e,
Corrected Daily. The following
prices Brc being offered 10 the pro
Queer Ga round lots on the dock or IN
the ear a. Seattle
Grain oats So. barley. fisso
wheat. chicken feed. - corn. s. 81
per 100 pounds
Hay Puget sound. per ton. 81 o..
Eastern Washington timothy tttG
Il. alfalfa. SO
Butter Fresh ranch. is1tte. IA.
tive creamery. 12aG1e.
Chreac- Native washington. tie.
Eggs Strictly fresh ranch. &c
TER don
Poul,ry-Hs ih9tetac. large
spring. itisMiac. small spring itu
isc. ducks. l0Ntic. turkeys it@tgc.
live stock Cows. ahe. steers
slsc: calves ska1ae. sheep. g;
hogs. GNlLc.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-14
COTTAGE CITY
FROM ALASKA
Steamship Arrives From Lynn Canal
Ports

The Cottage City. Capt. Jensen. ar
rived from LYNN canal this mora
ing. Little late news from south
eastern Alaska was brought skaE-
way is lively with the inerewtins
traaic from the interior. The river
boats are unable % handle the haai-
ness. The day after the Cottage city
left the trains brought go razssn-
gers into Skagway. Watering Re-
ports are current as 60 the output ~
the KiondIke. Only two OF the Cot
fagA City's passengers had money.
They were c. h. and G. A. Gaines.
who had $4,000 between them from
their claims. Rev. w. X. sslieck.
Of this city. was another passenEer.
tic Was returning from an Inspection
af the missionary fields IN the north
and intends % return IN a few DAYS
q take charge Of the Methodist mis-
slonary work in Southeastern Alas
IA
CAPT. Jensen reported a fair wealth
e. trip. wrangcl narraws 4 fun -
dangerous See. TIE rarigo was pass
ii towing the wrecked steamer
Clutch. she win Be IN this port to-
naorruw morning. As cargo. tire Cot
f1se city had LOO eases % salmon
ana Is passengers. On account Of
feinw delayed the steamer will not
AIS tonight as scheduled. but to
morrow might instead.
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cLAIaVoVAnTs.

Nur pEpERsON. well known
ihroug Europe and America
az the worlds greatest trance me
dunn. tells past and future. gives
business advice. adjusts family
troubles. traces lost and stolen
praurftF. etc. she iH the medium
y 10 forefnid Kitty 0ing's terrible
fate. who WAS Killed by Harry
Hayward OF Minneapolis: call on
this gifted woman and she VII
end YOU away happier wiser and
capable Of being successful in any
undertaking. her charges are eN=
trameIy reasonable. and never more
than so-called clairvoyants who
give inferior readings all business
confidential: her clients include all
classes open Sundays. Hours ,
a n. 10 s ,. m. Grand Pacific ho-
tel. Ills First avenue, Room II.
pH0F JOHNSTON. the well known
ciairvofant and palmiat. IL now per
maueufly located ~ the Hotel L.
land THIS remarkable man, gifls
hy nature with miraculous power
that exritea the wonder and admir-
ton - the most skeptical Il mat
tera not what you believe or what
your experience with mediums or
rafmists has been. he Will convince
ven that there is living connection
with the unknown world. Hours. -
a N fa . g. ~ Rooms I and 2 10
tei Leland SIS Second avenue. Open
Sundays.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-14
CHELAN COUNTY
FAIR A SUCCESS
The First Effort OF the Association
Gratifying

Chelan county T. eonkrafulatinE No..
scif on the entire success ~ its ocst
annual fair peraans Who saw the
fair were Fveattv surprised ana
pleased ne the maiden rffart ~ the
county The attendance b reror rel
to have been iarre Ths manage
mcnt. in addItlen u having come out
ahead financially. has paid Tor per
uanrnt grounds. consisting q 70
acres. Including raee track shi
hall grounds
A. expected. The fruit exhibit vsn
the principal feature q fhs displaYs
~ has heen Forwarded 20 The 500
kane fair. The sports consist I
mostly u running raees. as the man
aEcmcnt Was unable - get In the
horse racing circuit Next year.
however u IL hoped that this wili
not be the case
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-14
GIVEN PLENTY
Time To THINK

Maggie Hamilton was arrested By
officer Thompson last evening as a
disorderiy person.
LllLan Mercer was taken into Gus
tody on Washington street last even
ing by officer Ryan for dlsurderiy
conduct.
Robert O'Donnell. cook. was ar
rested by Officers Freeman and
Chipman last night on suspicion.
Special Officers Phtihrick and Hub
bard last night arrested Thomas
White a. n FfIsueef
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RETAIL CLERKS
Arranging for the Next Monthly
Social

Owing 10 the isstituttuE of a new
side degree for the male nenbsrs %
the Retail Clerks union. there Was
large attendance at the NESTING last
night.
Elaborate preparations were made
Tor the next moathly social 70 be he'd
at Collins hail. Thursday eysainss.
Sept -. An excellent programmes II
yrosnised. including n baritone solo
BY Prank ". HEAVY. u the Ttvoli
Opera company. Several well known
EsAtsis entertainers will contribute.
Dancing wCH concluds the nights
snssrtainrnAnt.
Tno@e desiring Invitations can pro-
cure them from nsrlb~ss Of the
unlcn.
An effort r. being made BY the fr-
ternatfonal Association Of Clerks 20
establish tho hour of for store clos
frg all over the United States. AMI
plans have been Arranged for organ
fixing the clerks In every city Ia tho
country.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-14
Broke Through rresile

A tender ~ Great Northern en-
zine fsii through fhs trsstis between
tnte-bay ard Seattle yesterday AZ
ternoon.
A. ths engine AS passing over
ne track the tfeafie save wav and
allowed the tender 70 fail through
Into thr hay. NJ aae was injured
Trouble r. anticipated ln getting the
FrrrkaKa ouf - ths waF
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FOUND


PAIR opera Glasses between To
and Mereer Cali ltztis sixth e.
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NOW A GOOD
BIG SENTENCE
Two HighwaYmen Convicted 5y
Judge Emory

A jury In Judge Emory's depart
msnt ~ the superior court found Al
len Mott and Frsa Ktttief guilty q
highway robbery.
The men held up FFsf Fisher and
A. ~ Heaiy, IN August. near the old
university grounds A Ions list %
witnesses were ready 10 swear 10 the
good character q the dsfenda nis
but the jury took only a short time
TO convict them.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-14
VALUABLE BOOK
OF REFERENCE

A handbook OF the state n wash
tnxton. containing much valuable in
formation. has Just been published
by the Bulletin Of Seattle. and was
this morning placed IN circulation.
IL was complied hy A - Fuller
and edited BY Phil T. AxlinK In al
dltium 20 hundreds ~ interest
ing fsrts about thu state. It's people.
ita resources. etc. there are inter
sperse,i throughout the volume many
beautiful half tone enEfaYInEH rs
whole the book wiii b. found % b.
valuable reference nud especially
handy Tor rlrkef o. Aaak Ne.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-14

M Il HtTThDN attorney a. law
suits HfaHtf Iffusuug dtftHutd lu aIH
eaHfiHs = EeHfH experience. Proceed
itEH II HaHbfluis Companies IueHH=
HHHHta4s Abstracts carefully 60 a.
tHsH Collections mauo BOO all paftH
# he United hfhtsH. lliEbsHt = IN
HaHHtHi and uHuh reference. ID
HHifd avenue Phone Main l1n1
6FEeEEHI. a. JaClsu ana criminal
UHH8 fiea. r. fenrH actual experience.
consultations free. Room H. AHIiHH=
Ton hotel tofer pDHi1fhcsJ. fHHHt.
} = BALI IL and s nuraen block.
laa Columbia a. fhunf. Blue g.
asHefaI nfa tlet lu ail the raHfH#
Damage rhFoH ~ spT'iaitf.
Moderate fasH. tpnruIHtnH frs#
u 3 H06rEH Mliunl Life building
Phone Main ut
PRANK q HtFETLlSg Boston hIa.
II Il AAH1iA GO MafuHl Life bid.
) a KELtpgc Es nailsy b4iI4 NJ
IS. = IAMBrTif 800 parIhr block.
q = MAcDoAALp 90 Burke 81
foot Palmer a Brown. Pioneer bil
y = coNoVER stt7 taller tH.'f.nT.
LTAA& E KNAPP lH Halter building
= WAND KEMf a. Burke bui'd.f 6.
j = barGLAe ga Sew laft -
RICHARD OSBORN 1855 Is. + block
HORACE PETER 900 Sow fars biz
pIEHHE P'FErRY 40 barfe Lob
4 r iANaLASp. - r. s. tiaes
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Select Knights and Ladies

An entertainment and dance vas
given last Wednesday Night BY Vie
tory lodge No. :. Of the Select
Knights and Ladies. The affair took
place on the second floor ~ fhe New
York block and was pronounced very
entoynbls by those who nfssuded A
lengthy and varied program was
given by members uf the order after
which dancing was INDUCED in until
a late hour.
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WESTERN AVE.
FEATURELESS
Prices OF oil kinds Of grasn pro-
tuce and fruit remain firm. with
higher tendencies.
JosBiKe QUOTATIONS.
CORRECTED DALY1
ersss fruit

erses fruit.
Iysmons--33 S01l5 " . box: cooking
apples. 7sc4iie0. eating apples. si.25
Nf.7B; oranges. f4.60d5H0. bananas.
f2.00Qzbs. local peaches. b04T5c:
cantalOlpes, 75c9ti per box. black
berries, gf.N0L50. pears. 7scMgf Is
watermelons, u.5o0z.00. piuras. f01
bocs cooking apples, 76cUsf 90.
grapes, uo00t25 per box. prunes.
46Ns0c per box; nutmegs. 800.
Vegetables
Potatoes 5z50gO per ton. bsets,
81 per sack. carrots. 80eati 90 Der
sack. lettuce. i5o per dozen. turnips.
bon l5c, garlic, &C.; cabbage. 81 fsaf Is
peppers. f20i5c. huaks. 18e. Gel
cry. SOC per dozen. sweet pofa-
toes. t1.s50Is5. Chill peppers.
30c per 10. sauer krauf. gate:
native head lettuce. &c Der doz.
dried hga. cartons Goo. fancy. zoe.
imported. 15c. tomatoes. 40a70c case.
dates. 506c 10. radiahea. Zoe per doz.
pors.ey. Z5n35c; dollhouse cucumbara
f5mS0c dozen; onions. fi.400160 per
cwti cauiiflowcr, 75cQI 90. parsnlpa.
SI2sNl15s local green corn, 81 6gft
10 per sack
Provisions
Fresh meat Cow beef. II 10. steer
beef, 507izc per H. mutton. Wefher.
7cs ewes. 6hc. pork. 9c per ID. veal.
large, So email. Joe.
PrOylsions-llams. 15e. breakfast
backs. iOc. bellies. lie.
Estfer chosss, Eggs snd pouIsr,
Butter ~ Washington oreamarisa.
d prints, 2gc. Eastern Iowa
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FIECIfk R6EEIGs second ~. ~
uAnNE.s ArD HABDLEEH
HeeOHLEY A. HESUEHs0S. ~ o..
aEaeHfaI avenue.
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ytlC
court
thori
State
Cork
nesss
rdys.
~
nam,
the d
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FOR ladies' tailor and reception gov -
call at Lamb Sisters, S0-Sll Collins
block.
LYNCH & SHAW @-7 Haller bid.
Nine. A. S. smith. q lIlnkley BLOCK,
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&c MsNIeo-FeMALE

THREE walirefses, 30. I cfaflfeTz
So. cooks 80 81. ) nurse giri. IS.
room and board girls general house
york go IS. Queen city Employ
fnert Buresu. 10if Third avenue.
Phone. Black Tl-I
=. = !. l. - al >.
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Scandinavia n : American Sank
The casaaiaa Bank 81 commeres
nuslflEas coLLEoEs.

ef.ARKHA PERRIN shorthand sch7o's
Individual Instruction Is HoHtaa.
TEas Huslnfas COLLEGE. Luion-ad. N
dieIdaai iHffructlon. aii suhies -
HIST methods ard tcachcra. A1i.s
business college. second ard iise
\ " school TelrEraphy Pioneer.
WILSON'S NO. Bus Coll Main 90
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nYElNo AND CLEANING

p.-fsIan Dyo Works-We call FOR
clean. prosg. deliver your olothes.
once 1lis first ave Tel Main 1914
AMERICAN steam Dye Works. 1915
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Oiriao DELAYED

The steamer Dirigo. which was due
here on the 10th 81 the month. has
been delayed and will not make port
Until tomorrow morning She II
towing the wrecked steamer Clutch.
This boat went on the rocks 10 the
westward u Treadwell about eight
months ago. The disabled craft r.
being brought 10 Seattle by her local
agents for repairs.
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= = nfckEgT0N. general auction
ssf fzis flrst avenue
taE HsHTtS general alctioneer. is
TEiHd avenue
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nAhkA

ruaEr s5rND NkTinNAL HtNis
uF SEATTLE
capital Hfora paid Oh. EE10. surplus,
6 Hf
j FHffh. pres r Gaiasmith. vie
Hfsa 81 Y AnkrHT. cashier
EHFHehHaHaeH boo principal cities In
eHH farHsFa Nfafra ara Frruuf
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,sLUMsiNa.

HAzLffr 3 MOLflX@New WarrF
guaranteed one year. Pei. Run taal
Geo. II Woodhouse 60 rel Main al
KAUFMAN Plumbing 90. Run ~.
BAKER 4 SON, phone. black ist
THO. TURNER. Tel, Green al.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-14

H0H SALE Zine gordon laad iH aHe
f#9 HHa asr aero traces. #sfI#Ht=
- located. 81 Hsst Seattle EflHaa
HffE llN4 un fHr# irIuH. HAEEHH#zIz
HHHHaa ~ build up g. aiaH nome #HEu
while HufklnE lH fnn city ~ -
can guu nrd o. better iHFHHfu =
Let uH 80 with sou HHd show -
praBfftB hiurtrFHrt q Co. ~ gHi-
4fHHIH HfFNrf
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PHYsIclANs ANp suRoFoNs.

DIR. J. @. STEWART specialist I'm dis
eases n women Edinburgh Mediegi
institute, Boston block.
DIR. MILES, removed 70 15-i6 Heussev
building. Srd aud Pike. Tel Green ~.
DIR. VAN DYKE. diseases OF women,
DIR. rTTNKrT. 2Il-g2 Mutual lite
bldg. Tel. White $50; res, Bur al.
DR. rAI.K. MP starr BOYD bulldlag
Tel black S6e; res. Green issi
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NY LA 90 su OIL hfut -.
And beip d'ssIYp hHHHIuEtaH 81
Ianda hs pruuts are HIE. aaf pro-
UaHta arc extra good So hH## tie
best murhiHrr5. own 500 aaras land
OUT manager has ID years f4H#flea
las drilled more fDsreHafu HI ~ +
than any uthrf mhn hFiHE taa
fsH shares ~ our stock d very z#ts
IHKfHH meHf Hre oar OH HHd Hfa##
poets Room ~ tuluu blef 3
HDHi STEAD friifqlifhmfaf a3sa =
Haa Hu feet ~ timber. - riiiea f I'm
EeaffIf. close 90 tide VHfefs near
Ha# ards. gZ11 10 taken quick y
Mcconnell a. CO.. 10 PIKE sfrse's
corner second avenue.
fIIaIIHEr prices FOR SECOND aaHf
GOODS bedroom rsfH. stoves. eaffi =
81 Hfd Prom. Furniture 60 20
- second ars. south TfI ~ -
FOR SALE Some fine buff LEGION
chickens. Inquire so Tenth ave
me- south.
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DENIED
pRE ssmAKERs.

(. ", PHILLIPS. Ga Heussy bioos.
5hieago Dental co. So Hinekley.
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FINANCIAL

ro1I6AN@Privatt money al low rsffo
Of interest. Groll, Damus a o.nrr
l0I Morton street,
WARRANTS bought and sold No.
rison s EshelmRn, Mutual Life h,d
OLYMPIC OH CO. ~ Hallsr block
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ARcnlrFcra.
AlIOnIlEYe.AI ~.

1HN GRAHAM 2-z3 Mcdonald BIZ
+ ~ IforGHf0N asa collins
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Personal

E -
BARGAINS in secondhand household
goods. call at Red Front Furniture
Company, We can gfve you fine sc
ondsnnnd cook stoves. bedroom sets.
carpets. they look as good as new
fer half the money. 10 and H. Sc
ond avenue south.
CENTRALLY located LIST class res
taurant doing $40 per day. cheap.
good reason for selling. This is a
straight proposition, and can be
verified. Fullest investigat ion. IetA
Third avenue,
ADVERTISING rates ~ ell maRakia =
and newspapers furnished on apnti-
Bureau New York building. Seattle.
GOOD things 60 cat. home coolsiuz
only, I5c and M Home Restaurant
and Bakery. q2l Third avenue.
SEE How'd. Briscoo q LLOYD, IS fFincE-
Is block about your homes for cash
or deferred payments
STOVES repaired. cleaned and set
broken castings replaced. ranges
refined by J. Brant, 3S1 pontius
avenue; distance no object.
THE cheapest place TO buy oil aud
gasoline il from the Olympic OIL =.
Oh Third avenue. Tel Main saf
oNYnOSOR Victory" no aenn{ra
cures all diseases. avoid mutations
81 Mcdonald block
WANTED-Old gold and silver. lie
Hensel. mfg icwelcr, 3 HInekiey.
LADIES, try hath Mrs TAFT. care
M massage Hl Thru avenue.
MRS. HANSON. stylish millinery: low
prices. Corner Fourth and Pine
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CLASSIFIED ADS.

frsraACr or rrLG.
DaH1HHH. THEMpER A. CO.. inc
AhHfrHet Co.. established iHd 81 IT.
iHH claim ahHtrHctn HHHrWFut ~ IL
Mutual Life buIldinF
booth IS hlttinaef tiaufofd Abstract
60 established lt.i. hHefuIfut T
tfaIisr ninek Telephone. Main i8.
HEAITIE AHatrhff Co. 81 s. III saks
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90 to Spinning for bieyel. rspaira
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CON- RAG ION and BUILDERS.

BROMLEY & WELLS. Eoneral COZ
tractors. - starr Boyd building. Tel
Main SO
suDEdQUtsT a RosELEAF. shoes
at gs-1a Spring street
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CLOTHES CLEANING.

SEATTLE Clothes Pressing 60 .
clothes In shape u.b0 month; dyeins.
repairing. lml Third. Bun 1904
HtGHEsT prices Tor CASTOR olothin9.
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cratic coach, special summer course
In all grades Of dramatic art. elocu-
ton. voice placing. oporatic force
Tuesdays and Fridays. Suite g. Mol
yoke block
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oANclMo AcAoEMles.

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PROF. LITTLE s academy will oren
Sept, t. VIII receive applicants for
membership. open sept 5
DANCING Lessons. private or IN class
. daily. Prof, Wilson's Dancing
School, Ranke block.
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FLORENCE, S. c., Nov. 26, 1900

FLoRENcE, S. c., Nov 26, 1900.
1 was first advised by our family
physician in Charleston to use
Teethina with our baby when she
was but a very young infant, as pre-
yentive of colo and to warm and
sweeten the stomach. Later it was
useful in teethiug troubles, and it's
effect has been found to be so very
beneficial and so free from the dan
gers that are consequent upon the
use Of drugs aud soothing syrups,
that We have come to regard it, after
use with three children, as one of
the necessities when there is a new
baby in The house and until the
teething troubles are over, and we
take pleasure in recommending it to
our friends instead of the horrid
stuff that so many people use to
keep their babies quiet.
Hartwel NJ. Aver.
(Mgr Daily Times and Weekly
Times Messebger)