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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-23
THE MARKETS

Strawberries from Oregon have
commenced 70 arrive. They are
rruch larger and finer than those
from California and the crates.
which also are larger. sell At 81. Ma
tive asparagus has advanced TO "
per box.
There was an almost unprsosdent-
ed rush OF business on Western av-
enua this morning Big piles Of
Grated stra wf,erYiss disappeared Hike
snow drifts before q Chinook breeze
Commission dealers tumbied over
each other IN their sfforts 10 supply
the crowds Of impatient customers
Hotel men. restaurant ana grocery
store proprietors were out as they
have seldom been before.
The tnouruion Of people from the
outlying districts was unexpectedly
large and the hotel chefs we're com
PEELED 70 doubts their orders. The
fact that this IL Saturday also tend
ed 70 increase the demand for FOOD
ssaffs.
The commission houses closed at
wHoLEsALE PRIcEs
fThss. prices are 70 any buyer In qusn-
Titles. Prices % sHasfi purchases svsfase
- PER esht. hiEhsrJ
Provisions
Fresh Meat-cou beef ete per ~
steer bssf. D. per ~. mutton, okc per H..
povx ions per M veal. 81 per u.
Provisions Hams. fes; breakfast bacon
ifAe. bellies. fresh. izno.
Vegetables
Burbank POTATOES. native. te.ooQie % per
-, y4hssssa - sagteee go tn~ Ma
California, 1hr per ~ farrofa. 81 10 par
ships 81 10 Der aaek tomatoes, 81 ~ rer
ksshstf esoiieo~sr a n f.ef dosso. cab.
bass. tzso p.r eNts fhuesrb f2g2ho per
10. native asparagus, ~ box. Call
fornia green peas. sz.Go box. string
tssns No psf ID. caeufHgefs, be0fi.bo
per d1ssu. arfirh1kaa s0s3for PEI dozen
radfshss To- per dokau punches. onions.
81 O0Hi n pr eut. green. ioc per DOZEN
Green Fruit, etc.
California strawberries, tQi.2b per
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ryres rransfer "a. MaIn 0sa. ;.
4 CLOSING OUT BARGAIN.

A CLOSING OUT BARGAIN.
1900 While others are selling land
in this same location at prices
seszgea svess: tt2E e. $500 per acre.
we are going 10 offer YOU chance
which YOU viii never have again so
handy to Seattle. over 10 acres of
No ! soil. two fine spring creeks
running through it. good neiRhbor-
hood and handy 20 school. Thia
property Is on the new Itentnn
line. only 10 minutes ride from the
city and 50 minutes walk from car.
ADAMS a NICHOLS.
oil Washington Building.
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You Can See

And enjoy the result OF many years
Rainier Grand cafe. n you like to
eat well. and only pay reasonable
price. this viii appeal TO you,
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hAfA AkNl, -
orr MONTE
OF ysur o-u IN q iocaiify ~hsrs ysa have
seea safroundlrEs ans The sssursnes
Tess Sac Is nsii,.r ss.sa. en- ~. Rss.
ten si.eirfr lire. The fret ptars the osrs
stFiks Iaks weshtnxsqa- hundreas Of
families are uesins N ssa eslldins
uosk for svsryhoay. larxs so-foot lo,,
ssii fer tTt. o.. ard tieo. ct o. ao~n aad
e. asnuth itaf<Hs tutis aasa- tsoesaset
IL hiah sad hsAiihrs nshtns. eesiins
s<heei. churches, stores tsiephonss.
sfdsWsiha etc Eseryoas who lives 81
Rainier Beach is hsrFy. Tass cars on
esilsr. sss NJ. Weed. sssnl at one.
a. Hainisr Beach. O. {. X. sturtsvans.
ownsr, no Bost0n Hlecs
LARGE slightly corner in Walla
waila. a snap at i.i5o. easy terms.
Lots on Queen Anne 400. 800, tseo
and 5000. Taylor Cook CO.. as
Arcade.
A NICE LITTLE SNAP.
tan6.-rive acres Of fine soil. handy
10 car line, ~ minutes ride 10 the
city. IN good neishborhood and
handy 10 school
ADAMS q NICHOLS.
bii Washington Building.
ctfrAT ,os. al ass up At Hnlusn CITY,
unif ~ minutes ride On old Rsnton car
lire on Waehineton street. terms -
down, g. monthly. Gene today. Large
warm orlce on sreand..
81. os0-s-room cottage. select loca-
ton. terms.
TAYLOR COOK co. tTs Arcade
MODERN s-roomed house. high and
eighty lot. view OF lake. blocks
from Madison. g. 900, terms. In
quire 20i4 Madison.
Business chanees
7 G1rE : psiT q ssfsss wslshias SOD.
also two single horses. i<ro spieos, fof
sale cheap Fcins out Of business. Barn
In rssr. xsoIn firss svsnss.
Society Notices
! An The man no hiss IN your home With
my scfeenH. Randall the CARPENTER, ain
Msdlscn. Phones. Main ITO n 1851
ACNE, The Printer, gia Spring at, bet. "a
and 81 phones; Sunset Black SOFA, Ind.
For ssle-Houses and Lots
b HoUsEs-i. and : rooms, St65 fssI
N NcIh,yrs.
Help Mantsd-Femsls
wANfED-NounE giri 20 care Tor ehildren.
Apply iteo Minor avenue.
wANTED-Young girl from ~ 10 IA
TO help around house and look after
child 7iS Spring at.
Help Manted-MNle
WANTEb-Family. with boy and Giria "a
work In wooden mills, Kirkland. Apply
at mill or fiiT First avenue.
Personals
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~ 1.r. 9-L makes cath that he 4.
"a ~. -. = Ne SRA u y. .. Chsner
~ ~ ...shs<s IN the city 81 Totsfo.
n ~ =. - sfsrssaif, and thaf safx
<<tt - sasm ~ ORE HUNDRED
n al -. ass1 sy$fg ease 81 ca
- &izs-- - e1fsd ~ ths use 81
b<r a FhkNK .. CHENEY.
49, ..>.1t ne snf ststsdrfhsf IL an.
~ "a 1sY - December. A. n
~ A. W GLEASON.
rs d<t.-.s Notary Public.
= 30 &--,e cers Il tsksn '-tsrnsIlF.
f*4>s = ~ - ths klsod ard mucous
~ - sSsssn. Bend Tor tsstims.
~ Il hEsEr 4 Co. Telsda. o.
sers ~ arlfxiFs. feo.
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wfSAN's srsst sciatie and rhsumsilc
eradicator will cure at least 90 per cent
Of all those who are suffering from
Rfis4al1t@ rria4snez tssansr atsry. - ssrt
all fofms 81 rheumatismi V destroys the
acid In the blood. one bottle and very
often one-thiri Of a bottle effects a par
manent cure, Il r. pleasant 90 take-only
~ drupa In a wiaeGiass Of water three
times . day. ~ does the work. and does
Il quick, or money refunded; price 81
~ mail N out Of the city don't 40 north
without ". n. ". Winnns, ti2 New York
block Seattle. Wash
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The erest Northern Railway

In the short and scenic route Co spo-
kane. Rate of fare and one third
made for q. A. r. encnmpment and
Denial association. Tickets and full
Information AT City Ticket Office. az
First avenue. 49,
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CHANGE OF DATE

NEW YORK. May aa-The fire
mans parade will not take place
May -. as first planned. Instead u
Will be held on the 9Th of June. The
line Will march up Fifth avenue
from Washington square to the
Sherman monument nj Eiktieth
street, where the parade win be re-
viewed by Mayor Low and many
other distinguished personagea.
HE WAS WITH TEDDY
Mount Zion Baptist church will
hold a special memorial service In
honor Of the nations dead. NJ 90
.. IN. tomorrow. Department Chap
lain J. q. Mcpherson, who was IN the
charge ON San yuan hill. July !. 1893
will deliver the address. A special
program has been arranged
-- A.
on his return from Everett this
evening the Il. q. Miles A Piper Co
will give President Roosevelt a
strenuous" welcome by mems Of
n brilliant electrical display from the
roof OF their main store Watch for
A. -''
a-a=a-s4s-=-
NtctoFta Oav Celahrattan
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Doctor c. ". Hoye has removed to
the new walker building. corner
Second and University. 80
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ne WAS WITH TEDDY


~ Victoria, ~ G., May 2ai Round
trip. t2.oo. coo First avenue. '''
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crate Oregon. o. per crate. callfor.
MA cherries, ti-z6 9lss per Dor
.Isrens o. sessto ~ he's. or.ns..
ses t.s = ~ n soss.a sspis s.. s.ei = g-s
.@se VT "'h'hi srar~ fruit q segsa o..
Butter. Cheese, Esss, Poultry
hatt.r = WasAinsten essaasrsss sac
Ess.-fr..S ranch. sOs r.r ass. Eastern.
ch....-Nsiiv. washlnsfsa. ran cream.
ifntufsss. tie. swiss. briek, lsoier
ssss. isSi'si I've sssss IS sss.-si, iss.
spring chickens, $3.50 and g. per do1.
Hay, Grain and Feed
o.'s tzsoo rsr ton hsrisy. 81, % PER
= @ ssr 'e ,ss ' 81 az. e. 90 =. :As ,I
ksstsrn Wsshiuaton tiHsafhY f7f Dol Cali.
fgsnis hay tisoo Der ton. California al
faifa. 1890 per ton.
PRICES TO PRODUCERS
fThsss prices are fof Eeoas delivered at
ssilfosa. ffsisht asp0ts 81 On ths aoeh Ia
Hay end Grain
Eastern Washington timothy. taa oo0
= % per ton sifaif-, fiseo per toni oats.
tzsoo per ton. bran. $40 % per ton shofts
isI0o per ton. midaiiass. ~ Oo1 % per
ton.
Eggs, Poultry ard Livestock
Spring chickens q ztsft7h per dor.
Esas frssh ranch, faisc par doseni live
hsas. it40iSe per -, live ducks ibc psr
H. dressed veal 500 Per - dressed
muitpn. ftclpo per 10. dressed hogs. o.
ID choice beef COWS On faat aaf per u.
steers. on foot. 2hQf4f per ID. calves on
foot, eh49so pr ID. haEs on foot. &c
per 10. sheep. on foot s4e per ~. lambs.
On foot. s9aas per ID. hldsa ets per ID
Vss@tshls Ard a~ssn E.ulta
Burbank potatoes, natives, 800 per
ton. Yakinias 5000 per ton. carrots ~ %
per ssrh native ouions. t0rs grape fruit.
~ so0a 90 per bon. comb honey, ife per ID
Doctor G. ". HOye has removed to
the new Walker building. corner
a.D..rlI q IA IfrlILnrnlIu 80
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= a 4rly 81 q tooth. bat ~s
Ysess teeay 10 q tcoth dis.
- mereay niiinE tbs cavity
= szsz AZ disease
Z szs systsm 4 PRESERvAs
4 nes.slry. We remove the
4. Z tzs aeeay. aii the cavity and
-sz<zs fFspsf care 20 prevent
41.E4s owing to cur large
- ~ fFsees are reasonable
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Seattle Local Improvement clubs
-. 49, nat..rr..lll IL 4 n,nlnnL In
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A2-in. Lansdowuo. worth S,g6,
no mnlxp a long story abort.
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90 TO Spinning for bicycle repair.
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YOUNG rnan with steady employee
usHts rearn uiats. o. p~f meath ese
IN Madison
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The After s
specials
srTER VALUES
Than EVER

rue Jersey Abhsd
|fIU I'd hiue stripes, er''a a.,
-. ses aeek. see value. DC
.s..lgn cofset Covers,
tfr 800 lace trimmed
scks. 30 value '''' Ike
x..l Hack Hose. re-
- heels and toes -
mar. ~ waite kia pelts, niskle
l. - a. value .,,.ts,.. iee
IL Nh, - e,sek feau o. Sole SIX
ari sss ss,sAt 'ioe '''' Ia
per. ..ss. ttsss sfffff
we'd ..'..'l s,,ms,sr Net CofaetH
versirl 1lss.ss' ..sssA iaee trimmed. eee
" 80 ...s*...s,. $3.50 -.
,sSsls sasllsA corduroy Nn SO
'a,a HA value e.-' ave
,sht s - Gloria Umbrellas.
!. ~ - sss,aassd wclse' w 49,.
M. -, .s afh Century s,iis 81,
ssshff ..sst,ts tsts.s
a I'd r. 49, imitation Aligntef
ssfesei $3.50 value eee
- 80 '.ssseih Tanned Werk
~ value $1,000 zoe
nsnsale wrerpera' hgaia
siee value ooe
xsis slk Ribbon, -
,....s...s.s.s.t. nc
y ~ = p
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wANTED-A small child or infant
90 care FOR by month. 6l7 Valley.
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CLASSIFIED Ads

CtaSSlfl ed Aus
For Ront-Furnishsd Rooms
sieE faRishsd fooa. 8. Jehs s,Tsst
/ WANTED Threa or feaf nicely faFuishsi
! heassksspins fuoms ~ private fesidsnes
- HaHien ~ ffst Hill. 70 thiidrsn ref
sfshass sschanssd. i htsF fHb. co
/ FuHhIRnEp roatas saa hard. 1917 Sec
/ 60 aFenus, ns@f Pas.
Nff.p furuishsB -5a4ss suitable fof tws,
eath sna pheas. 1910 heeend ave
t aHANp PACIFIC HOTEL. iiih Fifss ave.
nas. hosss ussiy Furnished. al faedsrn
fsftuss medsfats
FtnAnciai
! uEw Il E0f
rAs, your NEATLY sslsry 81 inosn. saA
~ ssersassd 10 per esHt. by pgttins .
| t1rtira " ygvE sastsxs 81 eeanpoand IA
haeariiy. nrv, mortgage "a improv.a city
I Tisss s1.aftsases hsia In trust - the asdit.
I - q ths stats q nasAinstot.
Call e. Geo A. Ntrfns. test~s. hcefoa
blast. o. srits guaf EaEns asa address
rssinlF Kae - sill send yaa fish pAf
/ sfrsisFs q ~iii Get - feihins - fsi5
anasrstand this visn=
PHOENIX EANf&1ss
I ref -i.efd a Tliton fasflaad. Ore. Dsn'
tsf Horton a Ca. saAttis.
PRIVATE LOANS
A rssgegithis f,ses = 1919 soons1 On
49,. s.lt.i,s -. 49, t.,,,s 80
:. ~..s 80 o. 80. ~. ~,.s... !.
si nasinsss ssftetlF eaHsaasHtlst
heshh " 80 ~ is 1917 - ts.t1. -
-. - - -, -.
/ - 49, -. Il yt,t.. 40 a
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and beuutiful--it II pure. vegetable
compound. on trial IL VIII be found
a perfect Massage Cream. All stores
or Stone, Fisher a Lane.
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Tuesday, each csc.
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~. s.y' been rroush, here frota
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PETRIE's MASSAGE
CREAm-ThiH prepar-
alton contains no OF or
grease Of any deHcrip-
ton II eradicatcE flesh
worms. biackheads. PIN
pies. tan. sunburn. wTin
kieH; leaves the skin soft
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E51 fslcTS a al = . ssssss' isli.f
wAtsF. ysfe. etc. ea car lire. 10 nj uutss
frosu ssenri aye ftht tIn sSGs JACK
SEQ street
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California strawberries. tigi.z6 per
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Burbank potatoes, natives, eoo pei
ton, Yakiuas 5000 Der ton. carrots, 81 o.
per ssrh. native onions. Boo nrape fruit
~ soQa.o0 per boz. comb honey, itc per ID
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sen street.
1878 FOURTH. H-rusnsa tat tafh. sks snt
sleStrtr uGtt. ArpsF it.o Faafth.
STRICTLY modern fiat. 6 rooms,
electric lights. corner z2nd and y
Union. tis.S9 per month.
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WANrEb-Family. with boy and giris
work In wooden mills. Kirkland. App
At mill or fiiI First avenue.
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|ss
| stzy
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nm fHor0oilAfif dAt.laaY ~ 90
HIHaf avenue has ohahHsq hands. aA1 u
faf this Nasf fnakinf ftaa ful sabfnat
rhatnH for 81 10 dsHsnt also hfda4
raufinF and sniareiHs 81 i9ssst Bfless.
open sundays ~ ~ DfsgHuss
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PRICES TO PRODUCERS

Eastern washinEton timothy. sa7 0o9
y - per ton, alfalfa. fiseo per TOM oats.
q 90 per ton Harley. "a % per ton wheat.
tz5.oo per ton. bran. $50 % per ton ahofts
a9i.0o per ton! middiinss. az GOD AGO per
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For Ren,-Furnishsd Rooms
gitE fsfRlshsd foe6. - Jehs strsst
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A rssaertkt5s place r. buffHw tn1ne7 On
dlafnllfifs. t6a'eifF anH satshaa Aulsgts
see ~ Etnh fassifs Ca. go ftrtt ave.
-! - re AZ - 80 - 80 ,sSs-> !.
81 Ess1nFss NtfIrfIy uznElaeuflaI
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-10-06
BASEBALL OUTLOOK
FOR NEXT YEAR.
Situation viii be Thoroughly Dis
cussed at ?. N. League
Meeting.
TO Be HELD NEXT TUESDAY.
Maonates Will Assemble at Spokane
ogden Invited to Send Represent
atWe-New Circuit Expected.

Tho probabilities are that we will have
,,tter baseball during the season Of 1904
,ban was given to local fans during the
season now closed. The Pacific National
league magnates realize the fact that now
1. the time to begin work and lay plans
cha, will insure high class ball for next
season. and for the purpose Of discussing
The outlook in all its details. President
Lucas Of the league has asked the mag
mates to assemble at Spokane next Tues
dav the 18th Of October. The four clubs
,soresentlng the league will have repre-
ssntatIyes ON hand and IL Is believed that
ogden Will send someone along to take
psrt In the meeting and secure a fran
ebIse The Junction City fans have been
Invited to send an agent armed with $1,000
and ready to talk business when the
question Of franchises Is brought UP for
il Is generally believed that the circuit
Mill be enlarged. but Just what cities Will
be taken In cannot be stated at this
tine with any degree OF certainty. There
are some who believe that Portland and
Tacoma will be In the lineup next season,
and there are strong reasons for think
ng that ogden will secure berth In
Ma organization. That the war" on the
coast will be dropped there can be no
doubt The battle is practically won now
and there is little more that the r. n.
examination could do The officers there
Of know full well that 1t costs a small
fortune TO carry on the fight that was
vagel during the early spring and sum-
mer. and that the coast league had all
the advantage In carrying on the fight
The prospects re now that the Pacific
Coast league will be taken under National
protection and the Ratchet buried for all
fine
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-10-06

throughput the country wish they never
had heard of The Fiddler. odds Of 20 to
were posted at the track against the
geldlngs chances because 50 far as known
he had never shown form which should
have made him at all prominent In the
running. Small sums were placed Judi
ciously about the betting ring 80 that the
odds did not recede. Meanwhile, II Ia
alleged that heavy wagers were placed
IN the poolr0oms about the country ana
the bets were eagerly snapped up because
Geographic reports from the track showed
no change In the odds, and the layers
were not AT all worried as to the poss-
billty of Tho Fiddler coming In first
Members Of the Bookmakers' assocla-
lion estimate that more than half a mil
lion OF dollars was cleared up on the re-
suit.
AS the play at the track IL abnormally
heavy ON Saturday and the half holiday
crowd generally places much money on
long shots IT Is quite possible that the
estimated winnings In this city alone OF
NW,uW may be somewhat near correct
chicago pOolrooms are said to have lost
10000; st. Louis. sl0J, 900: San Francisco
$1,000; Louisville, $4,000; and smaller sums
elsewhere.
1t Is stated that the stewards Of the
Westchester Racing association will be.
gin at once a rigid investigation into the
running OF the race and the Identity of
the winner, The Fiddler was brought here
not long ago from the west and his his.
tory until Saturdays race, had been rath-
or uneventful for generally he was near
er last than first In hi. races.
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.AnOUSenOentS

II was a rare concert program that
Prof Kent and his fellow artists ar
ranged for the entertainment Of q good
sized audience at the Tabernacle last
evening. There should have been even
larger turnout than there was, but
with the sort of music our people are
hearing nowadays without charge at
the Tabernacle and elsewhere, and with
the various counter attractions, 1t was
probably as good gathering as could
have been expected The program was
dotted with gems. Mr.. Kent himself
sang several numbers, ranging from the
dramatic "Toreador" song from car
men," and the majestic Lost Chord"
down TO the patriotic jingle 1.-THE
Meaning of the Y. s. A." he was yocl-
terously applauded for everything, and
barring certain theatric tendency in
ms manner was admirable throughout
Mr.. Weihe probably had the biggest
ovation of the night. lie played upon
new violin Of his own manufacture.
ana achieved astonishing i1sults. His
rendition Of the Carmen selection was
OF the sort that made people hold their
breath and stare at each other. Being
encored, he rendered the divine "Trau-
mercL' one Of his most soulful pro-
auctions. Most admirably too he was
supported by Mr. Shepherd at the
piano
Another ovation greeted Prof. Nc
Clellan, whose dainty "Gondoliers' and
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-10-06
Good Opportunities for American Teach.
ers in the Philippines,

Under the head of Teachers for the
Philippines" the interior department
has issued circular n copy of which
has been received in this city, and
which reads as follows:
The civil service commission has
Just received call from the Philippine
government for 1850 male teachers with
salaries as follows; % at $1,000; 70 at
81 600 and b5 at 5000 per annum. 1t is
desired to secure these teachers without
unnecessary delay, and an examination
will be held on oct. 1920 In various cit
les. Peace has been established In the
Philippines and the conditions Of living
are improving every month. This ex-
animation, therefore, affords an excel
lent opportunity for young men TO en-
ter an attractive service which offers
excellent opportunities for promotion.
Teachers appointed are eligible for pro-
motion to the higher grades In the SER
vice, the salaries ranging from 5000 to
$4,000 for teachers and from 81 500 TO
s. 800 for division superintendent. The
commission suggests that those who
apply for this examination should be
devoted TO their profession and consci-
entious, energetic and successful work.
ers.
For application blanks and further in
formation concerning the scope OF the
examination, transportation conditions
OF employment. etc, applicants should
apply to the United States civil service
commission, Washington, d. G., or to
the secretary of the civil service board
at any postoiice where lettercarrler
service has been established, Persons
who are unable to file their formal APP
plcatlons In order TO receive admission
cards to the examination Will be auth.
orized Go take the examination, II they
will notify the commission by letter OF
telegram In sufficient time to ship ex-
animation papers and arrange for their
examination.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-10-06

exercise aud cleanliness at all times, one
gets proper nourishment for nerves,
lungs, heart and liver, and by stimuat-
ing the organs into activity with DR..
pierce's Golden Medical Discovery when
necessary, YOU can laugh at disease.
"This is TO certify that have used DR..
Pierces Golden Medical Discovery and
think it's the graudest medicine In the
world " writes Mrs V. NJ. Young, of Weir,
W. Va. 81 took down sick aud called
in our physician and he gave me medi-
cine but grew worse, He said had
dyspepsia in its worst form decided
to Try your medicine and began to I'M.
prove. used FIVE bottles OF the Golden
Medical Discovery and three Of Favor.
lite Prescription, and now am doing my
own homework. A number OF my lady
friends also are using Or. Pierce's medi-
cine and they recommend it highly.
May God bless and prosper you in your
grand work"
Mrs, Robt. Lambden, Of Havana, N.
OAK, Box 81, writes mo one can tell
how much | suffered with my leg. II
was so bad for a year | could hardly
walk around to do my work, and at
times couldn't even bear the weight OF a
sheet over me at night, but your med-
cines cured me. My leg is quite well
again. After had taken two bottles Of
Or. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery,
| began to feel very different, and kept
getting better. Took nine bottles Of
Golden Medical Discovery also used
Dr. Pierce All-EIealing Salve, and now
my leg is as we'll as il ever was. Am
willing every one should know what
good your medicines have done, and
would advise any one suffering as did
to try the same treatment / think and
feel sure it will help them.
DO YOU KNOW YOUR OWN SYSTEM A
complete medical book and physiology
OF the body, is DR., Pierce's Common
Sense Medical Adviser, which can be
had for the price Of postage, 81 one-cent
stamps for the cloth-bound book, or al
stamps for the paper-bound volume of
1908 pages Address DR.. X. V. Pierce,
Buffalo, N, Y.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-10-06
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