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LIST OF LANDS IN
FORD COUNTY. KANSAS
OWNED AND FOR SALE BY
G. NJ HOOVER. OF DODGE ~. ANSAS


So s all fenced n
aue ean yeas. per CENT. es sah Price, 800 Terms SIZES
good pillow land
10 miles
northwest Dodge City, Price, $780, Terms 1852 due remain
nos sesss,.ss
: S &
years "
sdus
s $50 non~. of Dodge City, good five roomsa
snase s @ Dodge free , Price $780, Terms $40 cash. balance mort
mortgage per-
A
S .sr aa s a n, Fora Rock island r e c s
Terms $500 cash balance MOI gage at per sui"
Wright Ss5 ns 1 ey F I r a p s sgsass p
No. 80 @ smooth level quarter so A. in wheat all to pur
suit 81. miles southwest cv
Rock Island m a @ % % % ns east nnshrn
to sold before harvest one half mile from the r o.
No rs leo dir vo through
yss, miles &C. s p. @ rs . o
CITY n Price $50 T land saants @ ss's p s
Dodge ; M ~ TERMS balance nss:. per- %
nearly @
100 A. unrmpod level good ow land; miles
sss r @ @
p %
ps n Pr e s Terms M aue per-
,oI before
Balance mortgage
miles
ss sas r @ & s sss s,.s ss :sss
at cent lsos years to sui, purchase s ~ ,sn H.
kswn
fair land
$50 so. good hand s Hp n0.sn
per =. one
sections no.
Rock
Kss5 road @ on ssoss ssss ]
to wears to suit purchaser
rough
Rock Island Price $500 Terms 50" cash. balance " per CENT "
to years to suit
no s sss .n r: $50 1 sn s s
o years o suit
station Rock Island good nss sa
s .s 2 S ssss
rcene,l Ito rosutpu
Terms 81" cash. balance mort
xeat6p nt, to sui
A. 10
Rock Island Dose
to y|r' to suit
I
cheapest
tvinKan dmusbe aIIcash.P Price
parties pay all cash. will allow 5ler discount
deferred such
which due the state school fund
addition for OF
Deeds for which Will give quit claim
The Globe-republican., 1893-11-17

The Ford county republican club will
hold its regular meeting on Thursday
evening, Nov q 1898 at Grand Army Hall
at 80 sharp.
H. JUNEAU. President,
E. NJ. MIsNER, Secretary,
The Globe-republican., 1893-11-17

Judge Abbott did not convene court
last week on account of family sickness.
The Globe-republican., 1893-11-17

w. H. Chapman mended watches fol
the Cimarron people last week.
The Globe-republican., 1893-11-17

You can buy flour that make good
bread for 10 cts in cash at.
BOndurant & Youno
The Globe-republican., 1893-11-17

Good span Of mules for sale cheap.
Call at this office.
The Globe-republican., 1893-11-17
Mrs. j. s. Carson returned from Chicago
last Sunday.

Joe McElroy, of Wilbur, was in town
last Tuesday.
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We take this means to tender our most
heartfelt thanks to many kind friends and
neighbors who rendered aid and SYM
patty during the time of our recent
affection.
F. NJ. POPE,
L. E. POPE,
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Children Cry for Pitch
er'S CaStOria.

Four-room dwelling in Dodge City for
sale. or will trade for clear farm land.
For further particulars. inquire at this
Office. lS-tf
Go to X, 3. Bells. south side r. r..
for all kinds Of Farming Implements.
Now is the time t. buy way down.
The Globe-republican., 1893-11-17

New corn meal, fresh ground, at Bon.
durant & Young's.
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LOCAL BREVITIES.

A cold, blustery day, this.
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ATThe santa Fe 81 stem has ordered
that this paper shall not publish Its
time table. Said table can be found
in the Democrat
The Globe-republican., 1893-11-17
RAILROAD Time CARD.

CHICAGO, ROCK ISLAND & PACIFIC RY.
Train No III arrives LIS p. m.
Train No. l22 departs 2:i5 p. u.
Daily except Sunday.
&c. SMITH, Agent,
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-09-09
VAS 1T THE m.cAErx GASGf
nsita, Col, Bank Robbers Probably
Those Who Operated ~ Eosiyn.

nsIta. Col. Bank Robbers Probably
Those Who Operated ~ Eosiyn.
prETA, Col, Sept. s.-Two OF the posse
which started yesterday in pursuit OF the
b1ndit who with two companions held up
de Farmers and Merchants banE and
killed. the cashier in doing so. returned
1ale this evening without the fugitive.
Other parties are in pursuit, and although
TIE outlaw has taken 70 the mountains, he
viii be captured. Ex-Chief of Police Far
lsy. OF Denver, Is OF the opinion that the
robbers belonged TO the McCarty gang.
Who operated SO extensively in Denver.
THE RosIyn bank robbery on September
"a, fs9g was done by the NcCartys on the
same plan as was pursued at Delta, Col,
but at Roslyn there Was no hitch, while az
Delta two of the robbers were killed. AT
Eossyn i've men operated-Ras Christen-
son, and George, Bill, Tom and Fred Nc
Carly. Ras Christensen and George Nc
Carly are IN Jail at Eilensburg. and nobody
knows where Bill. Tom and Fred McCarty
are. May be they were tie Delta robbers.
Tom Is the man who got $2l 90 out Of
Banker Moffat, of Denver. The Younans
the Jameses and the Daitons are not TO be
compared with the McCartys for the bold
ness and success of their operations. Be-
sides the Roslyn and Moffatt robberies,
the McCartys robbed banks at Telluride,
Col, Waliows, Or, Summerville, Or, and
many other points.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-09-09

ST. LOUIS. Sept. s.--The track was fast.
Summaries;
Five fnrlongs--Cocheco won. Sam Wat
kins second. Little Lewis third. Time.
Los.
Four and one-haif furiongs--Aunt Ida
won. Hi Henry second, Kingcraft third.
Time, :J53z
Six and one-half fnrlongs-Tom Kelly
won. Lucille Manette second, Francis Pope
third. Time. LIE
Six and one-haif furlongs- Invercauld
won, Mamie second, Lord St. Pancras
third. Time. .23i<.
Miie-Linda won, Bonnie II. second,
kenwood third. Time. i:43.
Mile and fifty yards-Bonnie Byrd won,
Chimes second, Tom Finley third. Time,
l.f7
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CRIMINAL NOTES.

The Adams express office az Akron, o., was
hafgisrxed Tuesday night by persons familiar
with the oftiee. over $1,000 WAS taken. Three
Esrscts are under arrest
Fred Chapman. farm hand who told scan
axlous stories about reputable women, was
tffed and ieathered by armed and masked men
Y Bisck's Station, iolo county, Cal. wcdnes-
a. Night
". Donaldson. OF Sioux City, lows, the
elsssd wreeker OF eleven banks ia Kanass and
Msalser In the sum of sd0o0o0 Is At Pushla
saieo he publishes long statement deny
g al the charges
Cashier BoferdinK, OF the Bank OF Minncaro.
y whose paying teller. Sehcig, abseonaed sat
1Nss With tlSose, shot himsait dead Thursday
sEa'as. His own accounts were straight, but
BAD nFooded over seheis's action.
Customs officers Al San Francisco early Friday
aosalag captured 500 worth ot opium which
~ Being lowered from the steamer Rumulus
W. Asnainao. into a small boat Henry lien.
1stscn. the bostman, was arrested.
bsa Smith. the negro who murdered Farmer
Ns'rs tn ouachita county, Ark. last fall, aud
saosss by the governor twice resplted, was
saassa a. Camden Friday morning smith
a Asss aiall confession on the sesfoid, impit.
semsa.
= aessenan tried 20 get into the express car
sshta re trsin Wednesday evening near
z snsn GA The southern boundary Of tie Cher.
stip. while the train was ascending
t grade. The ground was rough; the ex
-. nesse ser began nFsng on the sohber. sud
sss' he head.
Ass N JACKSON, member OF the real estate
So - y Sentes, Jackson & spaden. san Fran
- snissing lie disappeared last Friday
= 81 n@se ioF oae Of his partners. saying
- .eala never return other mcmbsrs of the
49, 20 took about o. oo Of their money
- asn- Search has been made fer him but
'~sss saeeaSs Jackson left wife and child
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coxDESsED DrsrArcaxa


The Rspabiiesns Of Colorado falk Of azspsnd.
tag the party IN the state and reuxanis.ne On s
Tree silver hssi4
The gunoost Csstine. on four kozrs' sYfsi a
Eash. Ne. averaged las knots, bsstiag the
. record Of tae MachisG
The report that the cruiser Balsfnore. nov "a
route % the Asistie xssslon has secret orders 20
proceed 90 Hoaeluln- il false.
A resort on the Hawaiian question Il being
prepared By Secretary Gresham for the rresi.
dent, who viii transmit IL 20 congress-
Tie subsidiary high e5nrs OF the Aaessu. or.
der Of Forestess. ia session as Buffalo, esecs<d
Dr.. James ~ o'Seisi higa chief ranger.
AL three OF utsh's suspended banks havs r.
sumed. the Commercial National. OF OGDEN,
wrecked hy CAahier Oscar Hill. being the last.
No ssaings hare been received of the Atlas
line steamship Aivo. which sailed from New
YorE for Southern ports more than tueasy seven
days ago.
The Virginia prohihitiouis,s nominated this
ticket: Governor. Col T. r Miller; lieutenant
governor. james L Tyler: attorney general. W.
B. Kagiey-
II ia reported that Secretary Carlisle, who
needs money, eontsmplates coming the seixn-
. forage IN the treasury, &si.0eo. coo, without
authority from congress-
The Maryland Republicans reafsrmed the
Minneapolis platform aud nominated Joshua
Homer, president Of the American National
bank. for comptroller OF the state treasury.
Miss Jennie Hammond. OF Beiiaire. o., visited
the Midway Piaisance at the Worlds fair, fell
in love with Abdul Lateef. manager OF the
Turkish village. and they are 20 be married.
The race from New York 20 Southampton be
tween the American line steamship New York
and the White star line steamship Teuionic
ended Wednesday afternoon, the New York
winning by more than three hours
Troops have set IRE 10 the prairie In the
Cherokee strip. disiodging the .'sconers" hidden
in the bushes aud hoiiows OF the prairie The
names OF ali ..sooners" captured are taken and
placed on blacklist. and none OF them can Gle
on q claim.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-09-09
POET MILLER's son.
Eanted in Oregon and Cali
fornia for His Crimes.
o.r DELTA BANDIT ESCAPES,
-. Think the Mecarty Gsng. of
xosIyn Fame, Cams to Grief
Trais Robbers confess.

sxx FRANCISCO. Sept. 6--James Miller.
- 81 Joaquin Miller, who has been serv-
g. . shors tine in the penitsntiary nj San
oasntin for robbing stage near Ukiah.
III complete his sentence tomorrow, but
! i not expected that he viii be permitted
!. euSoy his liberty for any length Of time.
z denuty United States marshal arrived
s.su Oregon, bringing with him warrant
"a er.radition papers for Miller's arrest
"a return 10 Oregon. II Is alleged
"a Miller escaped from the Salem
e.siteatiary, where he was serv-
- term. several years ago.
III tie Oregon officials are not going to
6nd ;t an easy matter TO secure their man.
eheriH McKiiIican, OF Alameda county,
.nd ChIef OF Police Schafer, OF Oakland,
Ill eadeayor 10 get possession Of Miller
more he leaves the custody Of Warden
Haze. . writ OF habeas corpus having been
ut.ained By the Alameda county authors
-. who have q serious charge TO prefer
sxzlnst Miller and want an opportunity 70
nose IL. The writ will be heard during
- morning at San Rafael.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-09-09

DESvER, Sept. "a letter written by the
late DIR. Graves TO the Associated Press
has been found among the papers left for
his wife. The communication, which was
written year ago last January, =
few days before the date set for his execu-
ton. solemnly declared he had nothing
whatever 60 do with the death of Mrs.
Barnahy. The remains of the doctor
will be taken to Bridgeport. Conn, sun
day night for huriaL Short funeral
exercises will be conducted by the
q. A. r. Of this city on Sunday afternoon.
prior to the removal Of the body East.
From investigation made during the past
few days the IMPRESSION is rapidly gaining
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-09-09

sHKrrsHE.p Bar, Sept s.--The track
was fast. Summaries:
Seven furlengs-Speculatio won. Kirk
over second, Rosa II. Third. Time, I 30 lis
Futurity course-Don Alonxo won,
Annie Bishop second, Mask third. Time,
i;t0 SIS.
FuturIty course -Factotum won, Right
more second, Buoyrus third. Time,
I:l0 Is.
Mile--Rsmapo won, Soundmore second.
Rudolph third. Time. l:423-S.
Futnrity course--Lady Bess won, Stone
nell second. Resign third. Time. i:l0 lis.
Mile--verd won. Nero second, Marshall
third. Time AS -
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aianrR Catholic Kpuoar,oS.


saicAoo. Sept s--A number Of the
{ ss,ss syst men intellectually ia the Catho-
= saareh in America discussed the sub
q education today from Cath
standpoint before the Catholic
sssss The principal address was De.
r,sssa oy Bishop keene. o. Washington
Wy rector o; the Catholic University of
slst'ea. his topic being Catholic Higher
-%satoa." Among the addresses vas
~ DR. Egsn. OF the University Of
800 Dame. lad, GA The Needs of Cath.
= - eeilegcs-" His address caused some.
-'as @ sensation. lie said
erisis has eoms in hlSher ca.ho,ic
Ksslean education. If ii renAins sts.
sssst how Il must eventually 90 hAek.
- We need fFst OF all in ogr tatbalie
es arm snsssssace on san1e svs-
49,. seseh viii make msn rather than
80 We need xystrsa -
pssns which wil lav mora
81 Gu the honor oil youta
less on the snh.i,stiar,sans
49,. 49, senisl and mortal sin. / do Mi
~ Nsse 10 find fault vita sae ssady hal
So'naitosy arrangements imported
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sacramento Races.

SACRAMENTO, Sept. s. Following are the
summaries Of the second days races:
Six furlongs-Articus won, Agitator Sec
ond, Nelson. colt. third. Time. l:l6k.
Five furiongs--Carmel won. Qnirt Sec
ond. Ross Clark third. Time, f:03<.
Mile and q sixteenth Raindrop won,
Canny Scott second. Quarterstaff third.
Time. /: 50z4.
Six Observation-Disclosures won. Patricia
second. Dinero third. Time, ia
Six fnriongs Happy Band won, Morton
second, Hal Fisher third. Time, l:i6.
Seven and q half furlongs- Bsondinette
won, Helecdora second, Zopaire third.
Time, f:3six.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-09-09

ST. Loufs. Sept. flames NJ. Pennock,
npfured at the scene and time of the
train robbery Tuesday night at Pacific,
No, today weakened and confessed that
be xn the leader of the three men
Who bed up the "Frisco' train. Hrs
story h detail is that which had already
been printed. The police are now search
ingsfonc other robber. one being already
lneysody. The man being searched for
tlennock's brother-in-law, whose name
bsst known. The man the police have
fsced III custody Is Sam Robinson, . laid
0brakeman OF the Frisco road.
q. Louis, Sept, &. Muucy Ray, aged q
PRS, the last OF the Frisco train robbing
tinmyirate. was arrested today at Valley
Mk and brought to this city. Shortly
Der his capture he made a written con-
hsion explaining his part in the fruitiess
Gtempt TO hold no the Frisco passenger
rain near Pacific last Tuesday nigh.
With Rays arrest the case Is cleared up
md nothing remains bat the formality OF
nnyicting and sentencing the men In due
brms Pennock and Robertson have made
'ull confessions Of their COMPLETELY in the
deed.
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Omaha Races.

OMAHA, Sept s-This was the closing
day and the track was fast Summaries;
2:i9 lakewood won, Union Me-
dinm second, hitewood third. Time, 2 "a
9.3o pace--Ben Morgan won, Davy Il
second, Capt kesehim third. Time. 2:2S.
ssaa trot-~Charles H. won, Frank T.
second. Barney Alien third. Time. a.2S
Free-for-all paee-pan Tucker wen.
Time. Ala
SIR furlongs, rnnning-Hornet won,
Rosebud second. Brown Dan third. Time,
i.iIA
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ACCUSED OF EMREzzLING.
Former Portland Man Charged With
Robbing an Estate.

E. @. Zaeher, proprietor of the Casino
saloon at 800 Yesler avenue, was arrested
last night on telegram from Chief of
Police Hunt of Portland. Zacher. who
used TO live in Portland, is charged
by Ernest House. proprietor of the Free
man Coffee house, with having embezzled
500 from an estate OF which be was adj
mlnistrator. A warrant is in the hands
of Chief Hunt. and as soon as state
papers are made out he will come to Seat
tie for Zacher. Chief Jackson would not
allow the prisoner TO be interviewed last
night
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Latonsa Races.

LsrosiA. Sept s-The track was fast.
Summaries:
-sixteenths mile--Bonnie Las
sic won, Judge Hughes second, Cora Tay-
lor third Time. La
Mile-Iudge Cardweli won. Peabody
second. Vida third. Time, 1:s3sk.
Six furlongs Rejection won, Bob Speed
second. Lindsay third. Time. ;l6ts.
Eleven xteenths miies-French Lady
won. Parish Queen second, Gsorian third.
Time, i.lf.
Five furlongs-Sigurd won, Danube Sec
ond, Buck Eide third. Time, l:i4ts.
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The National I..<u..

CHICAGO. Sept s.--Ciausen pitched .
good game. Score: Chicago 6. PhiIadel-
piia 3.
CLzyELAND. Sept. 6--The Senators were
shut out By good pitching. Score: Cieve-
land Z. Washington 0.
PfTfsBuRs. Sept. s.--The home tef1 set
tied the game In the first inning. Score:
Pittsourg o. Baltimore 6.
BosToS. Sept. S--The champions won
BY hard hitting. Score: Boston ii, LOUIS
vile 4
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-09-09

rom Europe a. far as boys under is are
concerned They may Be u.efss! or not.
but l do mean TO frxist fh.. -h~-.
young men over rs are concerned thev are
sometimes detrimental 70 the mental AZ
vancenent Of the student and aIrays "a
nis sed-respect. There ID also ) gan
sefNsen the Catholic college and the
higher parochiai or public school which
s sItnout much more delay be
ment. bnt more thar All thev nsea
scholarships. With scholarshins will
come Just such students as they ought 20
nave. Lay professors Of character and
requirements are needed, TOO. No college
nhicn y entirely manned BY ecclesiastics
can snorouEhiy do is work or obtain It's
proper eject on the society of America -
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NEW YoRK. Sept. sYachting circles
today TO q limited extent were convulsed
over the FIRST trial race which yesterday
resulted n victory for the Colonia upon
time allowance. While it Is admitted that
the vigilant is better boat sailing on the
wind. the Colonia outfooted her rival with
o favorable breeze. The Vigilant will De
remeasured. and her admirers claim
careful measurement will show her q spe-
ciai winner. The boats win race again to-
morrow
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AmIek.s Name c.a.l.s wnn p....u,..

AmseEs Name Coupled with Passeur's.
. sEv foRK, Sept IA London dispatch
says: Among the subjects scheduled for
consideration At the international medical
congress called 10 assemble in Rome next
month out the postponement OF which to
next April has just been announced. was
the cure Tor consumption discovered
by Dr. Amick. of the United States,
and which Is attracting great attention in
Engiand and continental countries A
leading medical journal says that as re-
SUIT OF the postponement OF the congress,
party OF prominent physicians Of En-
gland. France aud Germany will leave for
tne United States the last week
IN september, and after a brief
visit to the Worlds fair will
proceed TO Cincinnati to personally inter
view the discoverer. At meeting Of the
faris clinic of physicians last week one OF
sne speakers coupled Amick's name with
fasteur's as benefactor Of the human
race and paid high tribute to the medical
profession IN the United States.
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Ma.hlnx,en Park Races

wasssSsros Pass, Sept s-The
track was fast. Summaries:
a.As pace Whirling won, Itone second,
sigma third Time, a.94i..
10 trot--Miss Ida Won. Parole second.
Hisdhurn third. Time. ELF.
a.as tros-Jenuis Brazil won, Star
Time, 2.lta.
s.fs pace-CoassmaH won. Wilkie X.
second, Atlantic King third. Time, s.ies..
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Charley Mitchell sail. NEXT wednesday.

NEW York. Sept. s.-John Bartholomew,
chief steward of the steamship Majestic,
is authority for the statement that Charley
Mitchell, the British pugilist. will sail for
America on the steamship Teutonic,
which leaves England next Wednesday.
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chiearo Rank clerk steals s.s 600

CHicAeo, Sept. Robert MeEvoy. for
PEARS trusted employe of tho Merchants
National bank. is missing. II is reported
that he has within the past two years en-
berz.ed 81, 900. four-ffths of which he was
blackmailed out OF by fellow clerk with
whom he had lost some comparatively
small sums at the races.
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ground thai Dr.. Graves did no4 commit
suicide, bur died Of heart disease brought
on by the long inprisonmens and subse-
cueos exhaustion
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SEATTLE TO HOT SPRINGS And RETURN
-FoR--~
S4.4O

Effective May LIST TIE Northern Pacific Rail
read 90 wt.i sail round trip ticksss 70 tne rsea
Htver Hos epsfaxs ard return foe a. "a Ca eals
essry saturday and SUNDAY. Taeksss COED fss sen
1aya
x physicssn ual - - the springs sss Bs1ssats
sne sgssg rsssasre hts services Also hFaarh M
ssftuse az TIE aefr1aH heHse3y C0mpsaF for ths
tasnsnss care az tbs 3asor. naesphias and tohscco
ksh5is hss be<A located ~ The 4pxines
Heaes ~ % sad ". 80 per Dag. kstnrn tlexsks
gilf hAss 90 % signed ~ the fIrkes sxvnt - ka4
sgnnsx Befsfs sksy good lef fsfarA Fer faFsnsx
Ii Tor snngkon s6drnzs T. ~ @exsAfS.
Hos ssxiaxs wksA.
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PaiiApxlFRIA. sept s-Ths track WAS
fast. Summaries;
Free-for-ali trot Mata Wilkes won,
Martha Wilkes second. Harry G. third.
Tine, 9si5a4.
. ~ pace Nitslio son. Cleveland sec
on& Dallas third. Time, 2ia
a tsot -NoxSsky son. Norris y. sec
end, Judge keelsr sAird. Tlme, 2Isa.
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OFFICIAL TINE GARD
TAKING EFFECT SEPT. 3. 1898.

TRAINS LEAVE sEArftHi
For st Paul and East 10: 70 :. IN
For Portland and soath-s.0o . IA. and $40
For olympia oray's Hsrhor cities and south
Bends 90 =
FER Iacoma-sso and hoo q m. a.io. ssso.
and f0sa d
For snchomish. sedro and Anacoriss--ssso
M. and 80 D
Fer Everett sumas and whatcom--a 30 q m.
For snoqualnsis Fails and North nend-ss30
q
TRAINS AnntvK AT skArrLn
From ct Paul aud East -425 4. IA
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Pullman sleeping Cars. Elegant Dsy Coaches
AMI finest Paace piniag Cars between seattle So
Paul and Chicago without change Connections
for all points Ia thu United states and canada
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The Populis,s OF Nebraska have nominated
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For rases routes aud other information cali on %
address
A. D. CHARLTON. Asst Gen Fs.s AT
No f2l First -. Portland. Or
A. SADEAU. aeR. Agent seattle city ticket
uffirs. corner Yesler and Ffans street,
Depog ticket once. corner West and Columbia 81
Above Time Card will he changed
September 8.