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highly interesting entertainment was
given by the teachers aud children OF the
temperance sehol at Bethany Baptist
Church on Saturday afternoon. The fol.
lowing program was rendered;
Singing, "Good bless our temperance
hand;" residing Of scripture by Mrs. VIM.
e. Tompkinson; prayer, by Rev. o. q
Buddington; singing, "When we are old
enough to vot-;;" recitation, IL It's
sprech," by Laura Ash; recitation.
"WoOdies' temperance speech, by Eddie
NuEeDt; singing, ''No, not l, !" by six lit
tie girls; recitation, civilian Turner's
story" by Florence Shortlldge; sinsing,
dripping warer;" recitation, Jennie's
stand" by Ella Newlin; exercise,
"Chhstmas keys;" short addresses by
Rev. .. G. BuddingtOn and Mrs. Wm. Z.
TomDkinson, alter which there was the
distribution o. candy and popcorn balls
to the children. The exerc Sc Of the
't hristmas KEYS" WAS esp cially inter
esting.
he school is under the auspices of the
Y. W z. T. q. Miss a. e. Thomas is
the superintendent, and she is assisted by
eight teachers, and The school numbers
125 scholars.
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Now, Remember.

We guarantee all these instru-
ments for FIVE YEARS, and
we only sell them at a reduction
to make room for our immense
stock of
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NAAW
le the pOOt
thehOuieot
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Mrs Joseph
u they had
feast MltI
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With retrtsh-
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sgldeB ralsl
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PurPss "A
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say God bleI
Of tbs klnf
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lice satIouN
tbs rsahnt
are holding
2,h street III
streets Ths1
yaaoas for ~
psseuted N
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FARRAMD 8 vorEY ORGANS

which is now on the way.
We are too busy now to tell
you anything more, but
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TERRITORIAL TALK.

EszrssNz szEsrs frern frxssre
sa<k Ysas ntyse&S sFkasse Farssas r.
e~nsss
Etaslzss srs sesss suape<sass ssv sasisasa
sssEesFassfaa-
wnzssoea pes'ssr pre-ziss S-sszssars = =
greet hksfes zsz1-
SsHu Mezssns, 81 fssskrse- hss rcae &ss.
ne new fzszsas azwnS1 se~aa exiting
fsEssszr = ~csx egg
A ta5sf sszre Has bGes exskSstshsss b.
fzerz n Axscosa ard TT fs&s
Fzazs arc arawz 80 twessfy reN sasfses
81 s.esasi4. wSftznas esg2nss
Tkese neysr was better has exnp ca
Ys5sIzs ss1zz1 fzsa t;sss yexr.
fngrhcrzsns ukEes 81 ne @saenasafsai
bare s~ra reaNess y per cent
Tse ssssers * ne ffoly Vase sill szs.s
q rnsasssste sraSesay - Ss-skAsss F4Sss-
An eieetrse hxfls rauafxay. vzfA g1s,nse
esgsf2s. kss Se~E ssxssixe<s ~ Ksneez1s r.
A srgssue 10 sf@ss - run a ssesrsaeei
ffssFa Fers speksag . tae Eeszeo1silg
F3tsses
i.yas~r. wha-eara etsaty. mills. AZ
rs.nasnz sxtrs tizss - rssef ts~ 4easss s
fsy issrna~r
was@rsslse has seea .ss.Ee tie terminus
sas sisssrs ssssfnz pulnf II Al sa4sl rgtss%s
eaEatHx igss the Biz beTss.
4 nxs tesss0siss has bseH esiahiisaed q
snftat4e, in ths tsrMsa es7aiex- sfth Geo
e He:ierfs Is tazisnzsfcT-
AZ EsArkznAu Eraz. Perks esEiy. $40
hsa-aisA rcusty. o1ae DAY iasE week . ssnrEl
q szn hsfs. containing ss,S-t les. sas
has.ts4 hsis taite 90 skists with az rsSs
~ sxee. s3Wer hail ttse disgasee wzs as :
level
There nre row in tlse wStef Ia she vletn-
~ az s1alass ueAfls So9u ftse feet of logs.
fseasbetrs. * nixeh nse has stear "a. go
feet ia Tlsaa 5000 fees Ia. Moore tss7 600,
Ersk@f fsss cos, Lindsey s1s-Bt0. wAtse n
zsss4 hss. Ne estimate. - SO ~ The fsiiL
~ prescott prices thess s5Es ought . Be
vz4r.b - ts.sssf gfgesz3 - sdsiax JeasAat
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TnE NrNrAsYl.E TR0Tm.E.


n. Il. Morgan. sups ssHicnsie get Ntu
& easiie miacx, served natice Ga sserf
8 rethganc, saturday, that the sfUktas 81
s ahe new siore wsa,d BE carausrree3 yes;es.
a iay, and that ikrea;s haa been made that
<the prosecution 81 the waga sopi 20 pre-
Exeatesi by foece. NJ Morgan asked thss
I rGasds b. spinfmtsti, aud stated thas tte
E2krrid aad The etaaiy Wallid Pc held tas
0Inpklhlc fer any icss tnst niisAi ee $50.
t-invd by thn eafnpany
There has tr0a sonic ielerrsRtifc rUrrV
pondsaec saelween Saeefgsr SeHirie, tirn-
tfrAnt nlessei iee h. seloncl Halnps
Iscfrurl liiit sgd othtss hcfe FeEa t3ias shr
4;nffy$Nns str - >eaafng tpsafss 81 View sastig
~ eas~use the company pnsteefian, has ge
|nr<4cy has been issued feadihE Further Sc
<@elenmrHts sheriff 'nrhraee visited thr
xseac Yesterday aud 90 hts nsarn sa3d To
- frrcs,es Y fesind eycryihins feacc
Il kh3e. ausci and Kseetaer ] e0ua fad no
$40 who could iraf rs baw tAt FeFe-t that
&hxrS Mas 10 be interference wtia TIE stab
4<ux az tho saape sat ssar;asi tua0r tAt
2eirrNmsfanecs l told NJ MoTsan tast
Nd moi feei ike passsas aey deisnfics ZEE
1&hcre aud puttsag tbs county y eHteAsc
Ha.d howvser. thai theN estuid have al
he DEPUTIES they wantoa e the COMPANY
1rn,isi pay for shssn M0sesn dis uas Rc-
Srnf TIE pfsspnSltsua think sasac euc
- fcen sesllax tttn sgng.ss aud rHs h.m
Freifrsf. sefd htEa tAas - tat a. ? gs,7la
- be couia 80 shesd ssa sax tac sseIe
n perfect safety
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A sISGuLAR AFFAIR.


~. u. AeMiIlin. the plnulbor. came near
3o1tnv his life yesterday. He was en-
nloyed by Mcssrs hfidees & Caagilia aud
Was engaged on JOB Tor them up TO 3
oscl0ck n. m, when he Knocked of aud, in
eompany with coaple OF other gassiitfgrs,
u1aftri on t. have aomc Ban. aud they sue
0rcied adsI,ifaliF, After going from place
o place they nnaiiy brought u II tte In.
I0pcnssenee saloon ON railroad alley. where
&hey underso9k to eisah out ihs ne sli,,.
Dufing fsac fi1t which ensnci MeAihin
vas either sangrd through nF lanped
4Aroush tha glass door Of fhc place aud
cut
pggr CASH u MS agsRf knx
Near fhe shoulder, about Two inches long.
1ron which Tho blood iasflY spNgtci. Nc.
6fiitIn then left The saioufi and saikst Up
colrmbia street 80 sai,san og tbs e1rnfr
~ Ffenf street, where ita was iauaG - uts
6car Nsbtter aad takea a. ar Msilgrs
ol3Qc. lie fUgsssgd IA aay anytAsus alssnt
Che affair. aud ~ q Fesalt lite report SPREAD
Qkn Wild Are that mar had tfeu s'ahtsed
when questioned about the snaig hf nMogf
Wohstcf, be said III ! die fipm this
vunud no one " ~ ever kaaH ifaA NJ Ups
how | receiSed Il"
The dagtqr sosh succeeded ia stopplng
She fas 81 bloes, aud xnt bis insinauufsls
tsady u saw ~ ne us1 gAFins wound
Tho man refuse. 70 take enilrofofni. bat
Stretched himself opi pn u3a hepl spread
eagle styic. and taid thc doctor % saii 81.
During The sewing up q THE wound Ac
mllltn lss ard sfittra his testh, bat never
Nttgrnd wusd
Sons Of Tho other participants 30 tie Epw
Wtfe more oF hess used W, sul they
ofawiesl away and kus atit o. aiShi. Hnd Il
Wns dsftieuh b grt Ans particulars 81 toe
1rncns. or the names u Use iaf' =
- HFi1ra a. & cxnRhiin s,ass h..s araiilin
: = ofc ID tt<if slszs tsretnea, slsa j. fifsi
oiase worknkn He has eesn With them
6ue two months. having BEEN gu Size sound
hui short tine. last eeening be was
rory weak from excessive loss ~ blood
III right
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Tae week ssartess sn1ssrxsxsy scssss IL
reas ssszfe sfrzies- TNcsz1 FIRE sssssss sfrz
riass fgr fzeDfs. s@xFexas4ng sssas7 So AZ
asexsrs sf sisss g eaeh- TezisEsnE = he
Hzz
TX Eswhsnasr~ SET n. n sssu - Azas
Ms1re, 81 - bsssa :, E&Tsnzs sfsrsaSs
/. K Esrssmf-e sas ~ NJ. ssas % Trsnt
I wasegs. 81 q t8sek ;. isAsssas HsTiazs
s. Js = wensser % gshn 4 wss.s. iosa
and !. book ~. gaeksssa sssvst sssfsf!as7,
fnlse8 s,sse- 10 HsarTs I. Fsaprss. yaiers
fss sEis - sfr- q. II ,. h3E
Northern Eze1ee Esfl-eNss tess Easy =
uearg Enox. - !. see ,. II = ;, r 9 z
Up. r4ssef b MA J u r5x. ~ 2 block
IL $Srsa 4s-nsfEe 81
1seos Y5rfh - gshH Seasy, ss,s a'sa :
block VIC y ferxsss sssss 4 4 f.rnsis PA
q S~xstss. ssfsz AID t-iass =. Terry = sFst
g'is:srScfs. aka 4 aaa :. tiEack Z, Asirs ~
-arzh & Eelgrs efti sdsfssian, zfssi sos ser
1. aad lass 4 and 5. ses W. = ~ sEgsi
Nh. 81 -ws, u -ec. z. gp. , = q
ss5ggg
ara 2, bsaek -. Yssirg's sresssa addition,
Ess,e,s ] Harrison - Peter J. rrsmrszs.
lss . bsssek q ard igf 70, block -. Hugh
NSAte<fts ss3ssitsfse. 4sttss
knage q @saAst ~ ifxsfei n ifxeses iass
7. aaa y btsex 2 Hlrkz' sstasFsau. fSe
I, ~ EgFessY r. J. 7. ArrsfspnT. ;Sfs :. :
and >. Bisck = Hicks asidisioa. Rsa
Frmn.Fsn n J8nea - Eva a, Afford. ~
=. bseek 2. and lots aat =. asiscs q
ssssmaa > Ast3is3e8 EAsst sss,s DIS lsfeal- ses1s
esstr!ifFsa ftexsey 70 A " frstf. lots y sua
II, fsioek o. Jack s05s street etf.ltien. fssS
James y Fasenes - gSsH seingten. ls'ss
aasa 2. block -. HSaserd's 1flgsis9a -
Fyeness b Tuitie b. Aansa / Wilson.
~ 5. bssz~k =. 81 !. fesisFs fsSt asssiltioa.
VlslessA Iassnssa % Ars Mesiss u
Greenwood, sss.z Is, II - z. y aud =.
ls;aex l. Motor Eas siitlsEi3o, go
) u. Th1sEAs Rng Jqtsp N9ses y y 4
Tussef aaii elsi1a - Stsf aeret r. rsf.
1pZsS is8ksti.
ii A TArEss - 81 Aafria H&liefs Eis4t
rias1s - ssig5s iaat. 81
a. Morris fislief - 4. A. HnfDeF, Sar~
rsrgy f2f sAme properly. 81
3 A. Iorasr 10 lSAa g. Ihon.az ana
John Nagss, @Asfaissr isF sasar property
tsAof<e x wglsaa 10 p A. Tarnsf acres
Ia SEQ u TpB N.HsE,tf
FAfifa Francis 20 JsAfs 4 SiAv4i isis
.I1.4, a8d &, bseek -. EilrF niiG8
,lea u lssi~y a'laSisga, AID
Joan q barncs . =. 4. IdFtsss. 81 q
81. q ~ .. n .. y. RsE, tit1t -
ND. Hicks g. Ma73qete Aerss, loss y aba
q siaez :. Hssks addition, sss
II IMsts 4 A Tartles iQi J, and
~ If ios ). bioes g, . : Masnari's f'ssi.
<11sa
j. ]. pssst - ". Is rhRw, tgts 4 Siia 8.
f.s.aa 54anfaffs addition. 500
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Seaitlt, Lake Shsre & Eastern
Railway tvmpanY.

nN AND AFTER. SGIY ~ isSS. AND
" NATL farther notigc. trains via ran
As follows
TO sgLxas ASn iSsEsaxnsA1E rotSys-
Lse seattle Asa n. Ar Gilman f.s2 m
isse >esstie BIS ,ssp u. arr Gilraxn tbs p n
Returning
I've tsilsaa A % , N, arr seattle s-sss p N
ave Giimxa b - II, arr seattle z y n
re sSeaasssE &Sp fSsEKxEpiars FsaSrS
I.r >sRsss, Rs p N, At Suohomish fsso n
Rs9eruigg
I.v sneAcrsaish e % , n. Ar Seattle = pa
10 SMITH : COVE. boss. spsgEATEe. EtyES-
IA PARK. yfSfxs kS0 Kkf1H.
Leave ses.ase 81 20 n ard Is ? n.
kcsaFainE-
Leave KeisA Bs-p m and s,si pm. srrir-
iiEg 81 .Se&sz'e 4k9,iS n amt sa p m
a. daily. az daily except sunday.
T-sins esnneet ~ GiisaAa rifA stages for
Fails City, Ssspeaalsaie Falls anc HOP
Ranch. and 81 Tester via Steamer Tor
points on take Washington
NJ K. JONES. " !. JENNINGS.
Grsia Nzazcer. General Pass Agent
" 4 fhoR<EiE. Manager
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TIRED or LIFE.


sunday Afternoon 6elmaR uaised las
mer 6lirsmaa eommii,ed sgioide BY haag
fng hisaseif by The nsfk q . shed close 90
his reslsirnce IN Errs & knlshts addition
0llessiaxn was ahop; g wars az age ana
Ieases a haFd.wetk Ing wiia and ave cali
6rcn He MAS eemmou lahaf7f saa a.
dlried L, The excessive ass e wa5aks Al
1n1t week be was dnakias hafd. sn3 on
FRIDAY ke enscascfed - ktti aiasrf h4
takinr laneHnapa. iai bis taq7 proved q
lnsirfe on SUNDAY Be kteked up q f.es
With his wife aDd ihFtateuei = AN bot.
hui finally eanrie1ea he WeUld Spite TIC
6ifIcfxffec and XIII hissAfiL
He left the heese h'ssGt hsii past 30 ei0 4
m nsxfanse thss ~ was gplne auJ 30 feesi
1he haree. but when he aia uaf refufB q
ncaftH ives lps;:sateii saA hls lliFigts heir
Was found sAaxl3mr fsosa the eAa al 4 gapo
With Ihe sees tenaAiHE t0r Eeneed Csea-
uef kaut sieSides that thu facts sew -
plaln that 10 tu4ssrd Na@ arr 3ry, and
prsirresi thc hnsiy batie,i rBg iagefsl $685.
- place to-day.
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a CHINESE FLAeMAN.
u0N the Accident Ia the res Train

fak Feeti7A fetnuau s5 Atoua leuni a
kiafe "a Fali near tbs station Saturday A.
irfRean and Immediately sent o eagmau
gst g. tag Az Cass hanhd heshi freight
whbh he kueW Wassia ha saa Before the
sopstfs e9sild ~ sefmplefed The section
m+a ans Chinrse and the iellqW sent oat
evidently wens e. sleep - the train vas
af tha agaEef Hhtaz au a down grade
ard basiag sniy faw cars wjik asf the
engine aud seTen Fas jumped Use track
AMI uoN Die GA the haak 1T tao Yakima
river, baaty wrecked The siesai Is ia
l'fHed thai the sveiiHn BOWMAN has been
DISCHARGED an3 it - deiisrs 70 ea83 ibal
lAis sccIietl ncuid Hof haVe actarre4 g
the fsiirsaa aHs nai iosl as flsiN rtslr e.
employ tltp 1ncH fae engineer, ire
msa su1 Vsc hsakts9aH Nefe compelled o.
fuaa igsm Gle wfaezef isa.p - saFe taeis
lives
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Call Tor Republican Convention

DT RESOLUTION 0PTHE REPUBLICAN,
ID Territorial Central Committee at q
meeting thereof held al NORTH Yakima On
March :, ISIS, rs chairman was authorized
70 pnne the cate " holding the Territorial
Republican Convention 10 be held al
EiIensbuTg. Pursuant thereto said Con
yention Is hereby called 20 De held at
Ellen shurg on TUESDAY. THE iIra DAY
OF SEPTEMBER NEXT. AT 10 O'CLOCK
A. ~, foT the purpose Of nominating q can
dictate Tor Delegate - Congress, tie uemi-
nation OF all other Territorial elective
officers aad sHeh other business as mas be
presented
The Republican County Central Commit
tees are requested II hold their primaries on
Saturday. August Tbs 18th, aud saeir County
Conventions on saturday. September ist
TIE BASIS ~ representation made BY the
Territorial Central ceHlmiftee entities the
counties 90 eieei delegates as fellows
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cArsls0 FAlliso ~ aus woNIa.

NnGTu N8EfHA. Nav -. ISIS.
ffs ECGENr 4aBnaN. Seattle, " T.
nesr Sir: About twelve years ago. ln
lifting q heavy carpet, | strained my
stil which completely Frustrated me.
Nut setting better, irieii tige Use ot
aiiy0 thinking to contract the womb
aai draw it into place, which it did.
Apt owing to the inBaHled condition Il
eaascd congestion ami Terrible pains
AZ last the agony was 80 great ! con-
e8ite3 a physician. by whom ! was
treated lor I've wears but insieId ed
setting better grew worse continually
q complication uf feaIalV troables sci
ia, which almost SET me crazy My
Stomach wa, in such @ osasit.ou tAat
! enuii nos reiain she most simple
f3o4 haf fearful distress iG t..e to5n-
a d. su} was continually hci-hing.
which was very anUeg ing, Liver WAS
So enlarged 70 SCENE ss though there
Has a're around me sn8 ! uas hciae
elt .u fau. anal was cenllnaally throw
HE up h..e My kiduyYs were ia a
fosriu tund ion 5ul ! Thought vas
sa.ae 20 have Eri-ats disease My
Urine " ss yrrf scsut end afforded no
fel#li ial q desire o. animate eontiuu-
ally. Was Heyer free irOis heada, Be
b scented a. though the tup 81 my
BEST would come or Nsd very Sc
vers hsekschr and a constant and ter
rIeie hearing down feeling was in such
misery lie became a burden a. nee
/ consulted Sogae al tsc most cHaSueat
pay siC.ans in she nite,i States. among
Wiow was nr Pierce. tof r;sgce Mea-
icsi nispta>arv, B1giiaio y. " pr.
Esisiie. 81 u'sWess, y y. y ho snld rec
as 0thefs had, they could Hoi help me.
~. With any treuti les 1 had cancer II
the womb aud ccu3d not he rured
went Co a hosFtsi in Boston. where
they strapped use te the oFersilur
Table. cat snd >lashed me anita
Thought should die. and s. +; L that
d55 uaf do they could nos help ne. |
couHane,l "a grew worse have been
trestcd iy phvsspi8us ia Springfield.
Sefth Charleston. Flnalae oh3o. aaa
Delaware fawtuo set and rrovidcuee,
= and Ns.hawsntic. Cora. en-
bra3uH doctors ol al the old schools
If uraCli1e
When arrivca In Seattle. ". T.
every unr Nfs load With gFsi<a 81 3F.
). kaecnr lofian znd his Hlsto. svs-
terra oi treatment. ] Eraspssi IS the
Vert hi,taEeiir til --sei1isss loE tissue
las a drowning man grasYs 80
straw taussi nog ucsI unj8i s8g coa.
At she hF>t visit aas e1eoars5ee-
Auns theory sas 50 trs1gliui ard aI
laa@ifa among youF hundreds 4,s
patients. { tesnl Is Wss .n setgt2l f-a--
t ~ IS aaI cared apfsircls w6e
RfsE pseg.0aa.set s1cgEat5e S. aa ga
schE Fhy cans .u diseases o{ ID
ki asl es lIass
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tsxsz 81 ssss,zse trzsatsszs- For several
ssserstss sfss rAscer has gives1 rsze yeTy
isssie fr1Etss. and &ItfsnaEh yoss Gid
not szx EcAS eeu.x xzEfe =, yet fsrEnty
beSsss. fhAs II wgs a1so szseeansb 70
xoss< zssssfs<fszi azzsiEcsrsS
sessi yea sfsfs s<ief1Eix sw0rr
stass inert that the fhosa-z-sEls ef
asyn<sz wss7 are suffering With female
srkaisses Mas know that there IS a cure
kez taczn II vans wonderful Hl=t9fz-
ssesSc rssss.se4aes Words wiA Eos es-
press my gratitude ~ Foss. and \
soan a. yoa wfsk wfIi gise yoe ore
wear al sszy lie - rEssss - yoszr hass-
IiisAl. 81 srsY~tess szse wlasrs ! can
serve req, free
E.xraesssy hoping the prrjasiiee
awAinst zl rev discoveries vii ssson
- ssrersogae Esd the xfsIe world
kuox x yoas HisfageneTie Discover
ies. EeslasEs, yours very gratefully,
Mxs fssfFx r Hksnr
Sahsrritexs and sworn to BEFORE rss
this S5sA aay Of May. EsSs
FREp PAExEE.
isE&t Notary pus1sS-
uzrx1tA. " T.
MY tistie Eis. was badly affected with
bloody s3ysensery for farse constant
yezrs tFe es4ps9yed hat -soxsa Of
shat 4 considered sirst-~fass medical
aid. bat i proved no good. She got 50
she essuid eat nothing. After eating
bite u ANYTHING the pain wessid strike
her stosnaeh ard she world have TO
de~ist. We concluded thai we would
rot Be able % rsiSs her At last, ]
went 10 DR. Eugene Jordan. stated
the ease, leaving the girl AZ home. |
hal net q BIZ OK confidence in doctors.
but did know OF apparently CREST
cures OF Dr. Jordan. Wei. my little
esri took the medicine for one month
and has entirely recovered. This Was
seven usoathS ago. Sne IS now per-
festly well ! state this for the good
Of others. Z T. SMITH
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CHAUTAUQUA BEACH

agIpwAy BETWEEN SEATTLE AND
VI Tacoma. 4 pleasant heailhf0l snn-
faer resoft with safe surroundings and ex-
rriienf facilities fer cnmplue, boarding
and lodging Bathing fine. boating excel
rut Literary entertainment hre hours
per Day Ferry lecturers, musical conyeu-
Een t1c
AoATS~Tae Hayward leaves Tacoma at
u a p ard seattle j. = q m. each sisv.
via ~ icstG. The Clara Brown leaves
seattle e. r HcuAafs y eduUsiays sud
arsaRf& leaves Fseoma Tuesday. Thurs
Say, Saturday sfto > nt Excursion fro'n
seattle crcFF caturtag cEeti.r !. a. = O'Clock
fae ia'a leaves Seattle Muaday. weines-
cav, Friday az g. ~ TIE Skasif gaief
IeaTes rseaua - rfgesdsg rs ( ,. r.
ifafes tor eEcariiaa FROM Seai1iea ~ : T.. NJ.
rsiu-u al ie b. ~,
Nce p.o-ram1ae every Gag igfsffve
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TAo Ccatrai Com gatftee 81 tfs meeting AZ
Nsrfa Yakima has no means uf a<csFi n
rug the rggsTe<eEsfafsc thAs the rev county
- oksuuSan vas entitled -, and therefore
ouiv case it one delegate since this an
erestslstiy informed that the Territory
composing said apE rgausy cast shout
one-naf ot the entire vote ef the old
county 81 stevens. and fhe CSznty Central
CoH1Isiitise pf t'Saaeraa County claims 20
- entitled 70 one hall the eTrafssifasi rep
rcseatzJtaa II TIE two counties. w Eve
delEeNtes 1 therefore recommend that
the canitites Of UkaHas9a aud stevens each
sicrt thrre celcEaies, i've d - entitled to
ene Na;e eAcn and She third 10 half vote
iu the Territorial Convention.
I aas1 des37r n cGll ne attention q al
C0gnty C1rnss1lftcss and delegates - the
Errrstofisi Convention 20 the ioiissss ~
Fgse| s1ti sss - TIE s'eQtEAi fssssnn5itfrs
azso1stt4 AT WORTH Nakifas
EgA4rfs, glss The Cculrai C0snugsfts-a
sIsslssensis thaf hereafter each cssanfs
- rTfreTrnfSs by al the daily e5egiesi DEL
szates whenever possible isr them 70 a.
tessa thai ga ezsp ~ enforced zssseuee -
zay f.ssegsfe tls proxy shall i-e rlveu o.
ca'T fieeEca HscasSer oi hls deiesss5oa
aEgig SAD 1ass committee fsFfAeg rasssui+
saeisass t.7st tes rsszlTif iz.z sltzA srrFlF o.
suslfs Auz2Ve1iioas IS sell =, d fae
Territorial f4s8Fe1t5sa-
:. BANTER rha5rzasu
A. 2 aFfAguT7s. >zcFuzATg.
rl&ffie- = r. 5Dtg -. ISIS
keet hiieaa zlS71ara sl-zsa aaaE
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IT'S SOMETHING APPALLING.

The sniaent OF Oplam that though f'ass
mothers rigs fhuir chsiireH ln tae form 81
ssFlTss ami essu.ssis. HHt3es thas are Ysssr-
tsA fefffgi, cross, uf troubled with Wiafy
pssiic tetthinr pains. ag stomach disorders
can - relieved az enc. ty using keker.s
NsAF SaCther ]; coBsssnS No opium ~
morphine. Aenee Is safe Sold IS A y
STEWART sAisiy
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$40 REWARD.

FI'HE CENT IMAM WHO STOLE sI-N-
&Tx FsiuahteE irnss n rI-0sa On Secand
s9rerE. THURSDAY rieAs. can Gvg SO for the
ssasf Efne marked Mci- n he agil} bring il 10
tht ticket WtuGnw Of the Columbia 4 Pa
eei -as1ad Ralifoai asiee. Seattle. Ne
91estissnS, sssef 0r he ear aiidrc<s 2 a.
H,ls - -.-4sstl4 s-.s az. .stsf.9.-as
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DECIDED 10 SEPARATE.


Theodore +. taelser 49, hts wife k.,a "a /,
saw decided 10 ssFafs;e, sst YESTERDAY
ffea rather mevSi asrresasiii % tae
nnaitaF.s asacc. Il rseites thai IS 'hey
knNe ,4exsaes3 - aee seF afsfe. ana afaft
n feasBa,s NatissNrtSss 70 enth. ~ lFNts
- Is hrr ia rhsssxf ssrh ga ies1- aisl
z t.st2stsse Sxfsses and aatstssA4s ASS
teak& xsi ts8ifa II aas pg0taSHs e sra
a. Der a1aa az ehi*'s sae sasN ~.
4 sNire SAa txHaage Al e7niia q t-s
Z se4ssx ana aaq ss.Al As mas a3uing Seq
p tstafe. zV1 sea sFfeN. Wsta tsit e.it
tNelfAsf sgili q a. rs AnT rfsaFF f3a1 81
h x,,,.s.sst - kiissf,lt ~ fhc ether rs
4 fek fat - S'af1gl. Is sereHns g : 2
rita Relations. any prsltsFs ~
rs, vAesbsr -. "a 50 q t3ei<fls A'ias'-