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The sun. [volume] (Morris, Stevens County, Minn.) 1882-1895, 1893-05-11
PERSONAL.
Conductor Desch is sick.

Conductor Desch is sick.
Maud Whiteley left for the east on
Monday.
Robert Macarthur was seen ON our
streets last week,
Mr.. Chase, of Hancock, spent Sun
day in Morris.
G. G. Thorpe, of Hancock, was in
town on Tuesday.
Mr.. A. Cook, of Hancock, was in
town ON Monday.
H. E. Bradley, of Donnelly, was in
town on Saturday. ...
W. w, Noting took a trip to Sank
Center on Monday.
S. Stewart made business trip to
Hancock last Saturday. 49,.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. H. Reker, of Cho-
kio, spent Sunday in Morris.
Mrs. Butterfeld returned from the
Worlds fair ON Friday last.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. Stewart went to
Litchfield on Monday noon train.
Hank Leaman the Chokio wheat
buyer was in Morris on Saturday.
Mayor Fish and Mr.. Baldwin of
Graceville, were in Morris on Friday.
s. A. Flaherty was attending the
Supreme Court in St. Paul last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. J. Jones, went to
Minneapolis on Tuesday for a few
days.
E. F. Bruhn was in Graceville and
Browns Valley the latter part of last
week.
Miss Lizzie Pushor left Norris on
Saturday for a few weeks visit in
Minneapolis.
Col. Bevans came up from the cap
ital, on Thursday night, and re-
manned over Sunday.
re. Jefferson, of St. Paul spent a
few days of last week looking after
his interests in this county.
Ell. T. Bevans has sold his law office;
it is to be reduced to the mental oc-
cupation of shoe shop down town.
Father Gaskell went to Sank Centre
on Tuesday to meet Bishop Zardetti,
who spent the night with him in
Morris on his way to Traverse County.
Mr. FL. B. Wolff received a letter a
few days ago from the Rev.Mr. Norris,
in which he reports all we'll, and sends
kind regards to all his Morris friends.
PHI. Clague and family of Her
man, passed through Morris on Sat-
urday On their way to Renville, their
future home. That change is loss
to Herman.
W. P. Fowler and family left on
Sunday night for the worlds fair and
Hoope3ton III. their home. Mr.. F. will
be away for about six weeks; and
Mrs. F. will remain till fall.
E. P. Watson commenced to work
for J. A. Johnson on Monday. This
is good arrangement for both; Mr..
johnson needs such man, and Mr..
Watson is we'll adapted to the work.
We wish both continued prosperity in
their new relations.
The Stevens County delegates to
the Grand Lodge A. O. U. W. Duluth,
returned on Saturday morning; Col.
Taisey bearing an ebony cane with
fine gold head, on which is engraved
his name and also the fact that it is
a gift from the grand lodge as token
of their high esteem for the recipient.
Thos. Montgomery, Grand Secetary
of the Masonic Grand Lodge of Min
ne3ota, was in Morris on Monday in
speeding Bethel Commandry. Among
the distinguished visitor were R. P.
Wells, of Herman, and Messrs Colyer,
Frazier and Mork, of Traverse. A
large meeting was held in the evening.
Mr.. Arthur G. Thorpe returned
from his Califoria trip on Monday.
He looks as if he had struck some
good hotels during his outing; but he
didn't strike any place he liked so
we'll for business as Morris. He did
not say whether or not he was struck
by any bright eyes that might dis
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Notice.

All persons retaining books from
the Morris Public Library for more
than two weeks to date are. hereby
notified to return the same by-Satur-
day the Goth inst. :; nd save further
proceeding. Ell. @. BERRY.
Morris MINI. May 9th, 1893.
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Father, dear father, come home
with me now, for ma has some carpet
to beat; she's got all the furniture out
in the yard from the front porch clear
down to the street. The stoves must
come down and be put in the shed,
and the yard must be cleaned of dead
grass, for it's time to clean house and
the diyiPs to pay-and the front win
dows needs some new glass. Father,
dear father, come home with me now,
and bring some bologna and cheese;
it's most twelve o'clock and there's
nothing to eat m SO hungary I'm
weak in the knees. All the dinner
we'll have will be cold scraps and
such, and We'll have to eat standing
up. too, for the tables and chairs are
all out in the yard-Oh, I wish spring
honse cleaning was through! Father,
dear father, come home with me now,
for ma IS as mad as a Turk; she says
you'er lazy old thing and that she
proposed toput you to work. There's
painting to do and paper to hang,
and windows and casing to scrub, for
it's housekeeping time and you've
got to come hons and ravel in suds
and cold grub.-Ex.
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Louis Rehl, Jr., practical machin-
est and chief engineer, will be in
Graceville May LIST, and be prepared
to do all kind of engine and boiler
repairing, all kind of fitting. Lathe
work a specially. "a t4,
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With this issue, law abiding fellow
citizens, we hand you the Law SUPPL
ment, containing all the wise enact
ments of the late Legislature. AS
usual the Herald Star is the first
paper in the county to publish the
laws, and this year about the first in
the state.-O rtonville Herald Star.
On that self same day THE Sun had
the Law Supplement in the postofiee
before noon.
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nual meeting of the ladies'
J,nfon of the NJ. E. church will
at the residence of Mrs. L. E.
nj the afternoon of Wednesday
inst. Punctual attendance
as election of officers and
portant business will be at
The sun. [volume] (Morris, Stevens County, Minn.) 1882-1895, 1893-05-11

Fritz Buckentin- has got in the
finest line of wall paper west of the
cities; go and see the stock; it will
bear inspection. n t..
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When Baby was sick, we gave her Castoria.
When she was Child, she cried for Castoria.
When she became hiss, she chung to Castoria.
When she had Children, she gave them Castoria
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John Gin, of Pepperton, paid The
Sun a pleasant visit on Saturday last.
John has returned from st. Paul
where he has been under treatment
for several weeks past for sciatic rheu
matism; he is cured, but don't think
the doctors done it. A tramp told
him to dissolve half a bushel of salt in
boiling water, and add some fax seed;
all of which he did, soaking his foot
in the mixture for three days, and
came out whole. Johns philanthro-
pic spirit will not allow him to hide
this blessing under a bushel, but
wants it spread before TIE Sun read
ers, so here it is for what it is worth
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Farmers should examine the
Hoosier press drill before buying any
kind of a seeder; it surpasses all drills
yet invented. For sale by Wolff &
Thoele. got
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We buy the best material, produce
the best work, satisfy the best people
who want the best Photos, at Eli
otis. If.
E. J. Jones has received a car load
of lime and cement. This is the same
kind of impervious cement he sold so
mucn Of last year. Is If.
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= shot gun seeders done the
his wet spring, seeding as they
lty acres per day. All of that
in Morris was sold out long
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q Cousins was thrown from a
On Saturday morning last while
= him to water; the horse stepped
is leg above the knee and cut
quite badly
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following is a specimen of
is Fair luncheons: Roast beef,
p stewed potatoes, Is cents;
f coffee and cream, rs cents;
10 cents. Total S1.6O.
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bu want northern grown seeds
Id or garden, go to Stone &
ole's. 2ltt
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ne7s Medicine moves the bowels
day. In order to be healthy
s necessary. 4Zyl.
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on forget the missionary Tea"
social, at the home of Mr.. and
Ghas. Camp, Friday evening at
lock. Everybody invited.
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Herd Notice.

The undersigned will take cattle
and sheep for the season, commencing
May Is; has abundant grass and
water, and the best care will be given
stock. 23t6 HENRY MILLER,
Everglade, 81 miles from Chokio.
MALARIA.
Humphreys specifics Nos. ten and
sixteen speedily and permanently
cure malaria and bilious fevers.
Price Is cts each at all drug stores.
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fmers, look at Wolff & Thoele's
drag, before buying.
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i new Masonic lodge is being start
in GraceYille with fifteen charter
,mbers.
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Those wanting fancy cards and
envelopes for weddings and other
purposes, had better take look at
the finest line of these goods west of
the cities, in THE Sun Office.
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fhe NJ. & D. Elevator at Johnson
destroyed by fire On Tuesday
no with 300 bushels Of wheat.
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shing leads to consumption.
j Balsam stops the cough at
43y1
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{ Horses Of all ages;
several young Short
Horn Bulls, pure bred,
and all kinds Of stock
for sale by Milo Camp.
!
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Id. Good has the best steel
lgej in the market the Majestic.
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he oldest inhabitant has some
lgto say. We haven't heard kick
the weather for four days.
The sun. [volume] (Morris, Stevens County, Minn.) 1882-1895, 1893-05-11

Wheat to-day in Morris is,
}. Northern, 81. In Minneapolis,
Flax in 2forris IS.
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Ye editor took a trip to Hancock on
Tuesday and met with a warm re-
ception and a liberal patronage for
The Sun, all of which he duly appre-
ciates, and returns sincere thanks to
assfriend who assisted him. By the
way tho Porter House, of Hancock, is
is fine hotel and worthy of the pat
ronage of the travelling public.
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he W. c.. T. I. will meet with
! Charley Camp on Thursday
rnoon May IS, at 3 CLOCK. A
re attendance is desired.
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DR.. Harri3 Will be in his Office on
18th inst.
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To The Worlds Fair.

The Great Northern has made
low round trip rate from Morris to
Chicago, Ill. Tickets on sale daily
and good until November 18th 1898
For further information see,
W. DELAHUNT, Agt. 27t3.
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j. Jones has just received a car
little Falls brick.
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INSURANCE.
Why should I insure my property9

l. Why should insure my property?
ANswERBecause accidents will happen in the best regulated
families anything that burn your property
insurance. you long replace it,
it insured rejoicing No afford to
the risk knowing that millions of dollars worth of property
go up in smoke every year.
2. What shall insure?
ANs-EvERETHrNG you that insmabe you do know
what going up first the that always happens
g.. When shall insure?
ANs-Now unless yon prophet and foee with
tanty when the nexta accident will happen.
4. Where shall apply for insurance?
ANs-To j. A. Johnson, office County Bank,
Norris Mimi
5. Why?
AnsBecause he has but FIRST COMPANIES,
promptly and honorab and he has had
years experience and Knows How WRITE Policy the
ought to be.
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If you want the very best photos at
reasonable prices call with johnson
Bros. Atlantic Ave. q If,
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The new school year will have many
changes with regard to teachers.
Miss. Clark and Mr.. Berry retire;
Miss Stratton succeeds Mr.. Berry as
principal of the East side school;
Miss, Mary Bragg succeeds Miss
Stratton; Miss Maud VanKleek sue
ceeds Miss Bragg. The place of Miss
Clark assistant principal of the high
school is still vacant.
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Children Cry for
egsS CaStorEa.
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Look at Fritz Buckentin's wall
paper before purchasing. 27t2.
III. L. Smith will sell green or dry
wood by the carload on time. 16tf
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Money toLoan,

Money to loan on real estate with
privilege of annual partial payments.
Apply at Stevens County Bank 35tf
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Good has got in a lot of beau
by carriages, with rubber tires
hing in the world makes a
d remely happy, it IS to see a
"riage and real cute baby in
lies buy early before all are
The sun. [volume] (Morris, Stevens County, Minn.) 1882-1895, 1893-05-11

Canned fruits of all kinds at Len
Haights, .s~ loft
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J. D. Good has the best gasoline
stove. It leads all others-the
Jewell. 20tf
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House Il Munro received last week
one carload of buggies; two carloads
of threshers, with four more carloads
ON the way; also one carload of bin
ders and one carload of binding Irvine.
The Railrod Hotel has changed
hands and name. Mike Gatfney has
leased it to Mr., Shay who has
changed the name to american
House." Mr.. Shay is building an
addition to it, which gives more room
and improves it's appearance very
much. When the improvements are
completed he will have fine hotel.
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R)arrow has been rejuve-
the Star Restaurant. Painting,
ing, washing, kalsomining, etc.
ill be enjoyed better, and there
more people to enjoy it when
1t through fixing up.
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Pure buck wheat flour at Len
Haights. loft
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johnson brothers take the finest
photographs in the northwest. n If.
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GOSSIP OF BAsEBALL.

The Western League has gone up the spout
Busy George ha. made big biz at Savannah
by his Gns batting.
fs:sy flsher,y has eeen released by Chatsa-
ncosa tos booking
F,p; hasemsn Hub.r. late o. the Marooas,
hss ssrusd Win Everett
Roaey Warner Is playing sneIy al second
hsse tos lie AnShsm Raw
Augnsta ia. wants 10 get Charlie Irwin fss N
Oakland o. play shosss;oA
Pee AeNsah, whose werk In the Pacific
Northwest last year uss nothing remarkable. 10
Nssiansl League
Sacramento 10 trying 10 get s.oekson'a fran
chiss, ia tae California Is&gur.
Arson says that willie i.xnxe Is las all ris 4
at second base ard gill be sep. tasra
Ri3 ksii Hssss,aer 10 tssa up At MONTGOMERY
With srssined knee While his team 10 on The
road.
Frsnk Ward hss been traded 20 Cincinnati BIZ
Baltimore for Tony Aasaae Ward 10 playing
la Tie ou,Eels-
Tss Increased pitching dlstance sec ras 10 havs
r,siusd oas Neoiaass' drop ball he 10 usei
bat stttie by Chicago
Dsssy il piscsinS great bail for Atlanta In q
rvesss game no gave Naecn bat three h,a
oils, Beari Eos'vo Of these
ps~a a. Nehs.e they ,alnk TIA; Joe strauss
il t,:s aloe 70 play laird base, sltaoaSh he can
h.t the bali They should RENE nsoss tia; Joe
ssessng s.ang in yesrA
Neal panohue, who coslsnt hi, anything
vn,a n. pitched fos Tacoma IA issl. - now
r,.v,nS reg a lassy In the ousaesd Tor Monsxosa-
s,y ana 10 oae AZ tire aeavr hitters Of tie tea IL
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PIE DErUrr coLLEcrossalr.


SENDER saaA 20 - Leshing h New
Dlrecs1en.
The deputy cosleetorship took new turn
yesterday, which resulted in ..c.ean up"
OF the slate and fresh start. It VAS con-
ceded last night that Heifner's chances
we're not ~ good rs they had been, and
that Char.es E=plin. jr.. vas no longer in
the race Alderman Brewers friends had
. good word TO say for him, but he has
been saying nothing for himself Yet the
finger Of fate did not point his way last
night. and an entirely new alphabetical
reconnoiter will take place. Mr.. Brewers
friends think he cannot afford 10 take the
position, and that his party services entitie
him to higher distinction. or at least TO
duties of different character. Il was
even suggested to try and make an ar
rangement by which John Y. Terry could
be appointed and Brewer get the Office Of
receiver OF pubic money.
Gossip on the street. however, 10 not do
ing the work and there is some very fine
manipulation Of the wires going on. The
latest gossip Is thst Matt McElroy. brother
of Jimmy, OF kid committee fame. will get
the appointment. Matt has been in the
Office II was only . few days ago that his
friends wanted him made chief of police.
Collector Saunders is said to have paid .
very high compliment to Deputy McKen-
xie, the present Republican incumbent
whose books and papers are in excellent
shape and who has passed unscathed
through all the criticism ievelsd at the de-
partment generally with very clear po!it-
ical purpose.
w. H. Talbot wss offered the deputy
collecsorship but declined on the ground
that he had made other arrangements so
soon a. he learned that the collectorship
would not be his.
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f"R>h HORSES WINNERS
s'sfsses a. tn. W A.h,agtan rark ryaek
lineage.

"ssaiNsfoS PARK. CHICAGO. Ju.v 81.
'AslIoynis's day al Washington PARK
@ss' TIE nrsi ioGr races going - animal.
~ Gu The Pacific coast Santa Ant,s's
ssAp'~ss OF Norfolk beat the ,svori.s.
'ahAess Daughter. badly after a drive
Ses The stretch. The secoaa race IA.
wy ssnse exercise foe 70 Taa,blen, " ho
TO = IN The betting. Revolver mad
competitors IN the third race, bat
asm al away behind from start to
a'ss. eainde's victory IN the hsasicar.
g. race. AS an impressive oae. Joe
@Aharn. the fasorsie, snd Ga!iaao acre
We rear up ~ the stretch, where they
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"A
Revolution
In Eating

has been brought about BY the
introduction Of CoTToLENE. the
new vegetable shortening. The
discovery Of this product. and the
demonstration Of its remarkable
qualities. has attracted the widest
interest. Hitherto the common
shortening has been lard. or
indifferent butter. Every one has
probably suffered occasional dis
comfort from lard-oooked food;
while it is well known that thous-
ands are obliged to abstalnentire-
~ from everything Of that kind.
To such people, CorToLENE is of
peculiar value. widening as it
does. the range Of what may be
eaten and enjoyed. CorroLENE
is a cooking marvel. 1t eembinfs
with the food-imparts to it a
tempting color. a delicate flavor.
and an appetizing crispness.
No trace Of greasiness remains
TO offend the taste, or disturb the
digestion.
CorroLENE is worthy Of the
careful notice Of all those who
value good food. Of itself or for
its hygienic properties.
Sold by leadlWO Csooeeo.
Made only By
NIX. FAIRBANk 4 CO.,
ST. LOUIS ~ cAieagA usw YsEk
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AoS 4orrH PARk, ~ J.. July z-Ths summer
Hseeoes openss osfs today. Ths weather and
the trsgk vsrs dns. Following d = summary Of
the rates:
f.ss auElou4S-Cosreeficn uo,. vssssbule eee-
on1. Kingston thru Time. l.oL
t.vesur.ooxa. straight eoasse-sgn mater Grady
lime. S:fa
Nile, straight coarse-stoaicne;i won. D.iss.
S.s svcnad. Rainbow tssrd. Time, l.4.s~
nins w,n. Riverside second. Prix third lime,
Vile. straight coune-Chastsnooga won. Re.
ssssint second. HammEs third Time. LA
eix fcfi0cGs. straight courve - t.ee.aosake
.on, Arab second, Tosmsntoe third. lima,
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cane up. and the latter won rather easily.
The track vas fast summaries:
F0sY:anH bali fusio.xs-Enpssss a xo~gogk
von. kankers DsusA:e9 seeoud, Charlie NeI,ou-
Aid thisd- Time .sn<
Me fussoass-Yo fsubten vou. sicily -
cnd. Sss.ng Away shirdL Time. .sxx.
Mue5-ksvotvsr voo, 1iH " ais<s Esieigh 80.
ond. F~sst ko.e third 1ina, I.Sax.
uscasc.ps Esle aud . quaxsef-<ssaindo woo,
joe AAes born ssecud. RissJ sAird. Ttme, z.oS<
So .nsioags-Sonersauis timny won. Nises
stsndi:h second. Crochet tAfsd- Itr,s. i.ill.
fous; ana bali funoage-King Dsvsc ION.
Sstvas1 sccnnd. Nstw00d third Time. ~
SIX suriongs-ko.iyn voss. surshfus Watsxy
seeonds Fssst Ward third Time. I.iy<
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Baseb.li at snonom,.h.

SS2HoMisH. July about 500 people
turned out ~ Psstime park to see Snoho-
mish win from Company ID. of Seattle. The
first two innings Snohomish slngged the
ball gather hard, but after that il was an
interesting game. Rawson. OF Company
ID. pitched steady game and had good
support. Betzig and Bird did fine battery
work for Snohomish. although the former
was aot quite up TO his usual pace. The
score by innings:
/ 5 81 T. H.
snohamish. 80 1 2-ly Is
COMPANY d. &c D D p 8 10
latiefies-be,sis and Bird.s Rawson and Ho-
die.
The members OF Company De baseball team
returned to the city las. evening In an enthusi-
asttc irame OF miad over the royal treatment
they .ereived in social manner from TITO sno-
homish baseball club
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Nstioaal League.


CfxrIxNATI. July 3.-The Reds Lost the game
through suliivans wrstched fielding. Score:
Cincinnati 8. Philadelphia
ST. LOUIS. July 3-The pitchers good work
was The only feature Of the game. score: st
Louisa, New York g.
LorIsyIlLR. July a-Ths Senators lost tho
esms on errors. Score: Louisville o. Washing
tonA
CHi.Aso. July This Colts put up another
briiiisnt game today. Score: Chicago 8, Bos.
ton O;
CLhyKLAND. July a--The Clevelands knocked
Kennedy out OF the box. score: Cleveland 49,
BROOKLYN 10
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EvKRErr. Wash. July I. ts9a
To me EDITOR Dad suaoi. Ar.ou and Nancy
Han@s ever tfoi In a race together, or did Nancy
Hanks Aaa Aftoa ever iros = match race
q. r. HoLroS.
Ne. Nancy Hanks record OF 2,os was AZ sinss
time ATton holds the eyesr old record against
time. "a =. snd ties saaol for the 3yesr old
recoii against time. of = ioi.. sasoi 10 half
sists: to AriQa. The fastest miie In q race TO
Mllkafi
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MAkINE NE W ..

No report from Tstoosh OF intermediate
pointa
PoRr TowSsRNp. July & Especial AR
rivsd-sh Moant Washington. at Whatcom,
from Guaymas: Nor BIZ Urania, from San Fran.
cisco. at Nanaimo: Br ok Thermopylas. from
Hongkong, at Victoria: biz sagamore, from San
Francisco. At Port Gamble sailed--Sh Ivan
hoe from Seattle, for San Francisco
eAN FRANCISCO. July 2--Arrived-str Colum.
bia: str Emily Roberta Clearcd-Str City OF
Puehla.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-07-04
NEW wHArCoM. Jun. 8. 1893.

DR.. J. Eugene .Jordan-DEAR SIR:
took your treatment six months. aud the
result is that am entirely cured. Your
medicine has done just what you said it
would. My brothers. eye is well and
strong. although the scar has not entirely
disappeared. Ny prayer Is that God may
bestow his richest blessings upon you.
MRS. c. +. ARNOLD.