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Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-04-23

A number Of hop yards are belni
abandoned IN the santam country
Quile number OF old orchards arr
being cleaned up and sprayed.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-04-23
Of the Cheap@ Associated Press Daily on The PaGieCo cast

Thirty Days News of the World Including Oregon for 25c
(slver 60 days for 50c 12o days for 81; SO for
year No papers sent but what ordered and paid
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-04-23

The best trout catch ! heard Of on my
jaunl was made by Jo. Rankin, who
caught 20 with angle worms They
will not rise u "a ny In these cold ICY
mountain streams, but salmon eggs or
wornls do the business, There is great
complaint at the praeliee Of spreading
nets lust aboye the falls AZ Oregon clly
where the salmon come up through
the nan ladder built by lbs state And
that Is ep Outrage, They hays a peeu-
lIar method II estehlug salmon At Nj
agafa, John Patton aNd pbH' bsa'
bo hayoa . Sod ~ patent sack p''i l'A
feet long, hug on wire unds' lh'
Ills. Tbs gstfr p.,nes over Win : o.
mopdous foros Ia great ralpbow 'All
ssd dgops - esL 'lbs salmon '1A' .
ma through lhs b9illpg spd los'''hs
s,esn waisr fof Ahy of = bsaafsl 'e' y
and rlss IA lhe ~ % lssp lhal I'll
Ia Aosusl, when lhsg sfs pl'N'h'''
sonsllpss ibsTs yilI 10 h'e@ 90 ~
,hs Al, a onss, Wy tw ss' ors
,his f.ll A. lhsy slllss ssll ~ " 1hs
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1895-04-05

HOOPS PILLS cure constipation by
restoring perlstaltic action to the ALI
mentary canal. 8
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1895-04-05

Or. Prices Cream Baking Powder
APars drape Cream q Tartar Powder
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1895-04-05

Since its first Introduction, Electric
Bitters has gained rapidly in popular
favor, until now it is clearly in the
lead among pure medicinal tonics and
Notwithstanding nothing which
permits. its use as a beverage or intox-
icant, it is recognized as the best and
purest medicine for all ailments of
stomach, liver or kidneys. 1t will
cure sick headache, Indigestion, con-
stipation, and drive malaria from the
system. Satisfaction guaranteed with
each bottle or the money will be re-
funded. Price only scots. per bottle.
Sold at Eagle drug store. .
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1895-04-05

We authorize our advertised drug
gist to sell DIR. Kings New Discovery
for consumption, coughs and colds,
upon this condition: If you are af.
flcted with a cough, cold or any lung,
throat or chest trouble, and will use
this remedy as directed, giving it q
fair trial, and experience no benefit,
you may return the bottle and have
your money refunded. We could not
make this offer did we not know that
DR.. Kings New Discovery could be
relied on. 1t never disappoints. Trial
bottles free at Eagle drug store,
Large size so cts. and Sl.00 2
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1895-04-05

4 fell into strange company going
South on coasting steamer" said p
New Yorker. "There was an impor;
tant sporting event on hand far South
and we had as fellow passengers u
number of Northern sporting men.
One man of this strange company 1
came to know fairly we'll. He was an
agreeable and seemingly frank person,
still young, graduate Of Yale, and
contessedly gambler He played
cards good deal, and obligingly
showed his fellow .gamsters how vari-
GUS rascally tricks are done. / kept
out of the game, but learned that a
good deal Of money was lost. Nobody
suspected our frank fellow passenger,
but on the last day of the voyage he
conaded to me that his pal, man who
he had seemed rather TO avoid than
to court during the trip, had made a
very good thing out of the play ia the
smoking room, The open talk OF my
acquaintance had drawn attention
from his clever partner"
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1895-04-05

DR.. Prices Cream Baking Powder
Worlds FaIr Highest Award
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1895-04-05
BucI.len's Arnloa salve.

The best salve in the world for cuts,
bruises, sores, ulcers, salt heum, few
er sores, letter, chapped bands, chill.
balns, corns and all skin eruptlons,
and positively cures piles, or no pay
required 1t is guaranteed to give
perfect satisfaction, or money re-
funded. Price 25 cents per box. For
sale at Eagle drug store.
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1895-04-05

There is bill before the Illinois
legislature which provides for tax on
bachelors, declining them as call male
persons OF the age Of 82 years and over,
being sound of mind and limb, who
are single and have never been mar
rled." Those who have reached the
age of s. years, or who has been con-
yicted OF felony, or who can prove that
he has proposed and been rejected
three times, are excepted. The fund
collected is to, be, used,iu founding an
asylum to be known as the "Old
Maids Home.n The passage OF this
bill will stimulate business for either
the courts or the ministers, and will
be hailed with JOY by romance writ
ers and joke makers.
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1895-04-05

J. w. Fleming of Silver City has
been appointed by the governor as one
of the committee to represent the
interests OF New Mexico at the Ameri-
can-Mexican exposition which is TO be
held at the City Of Mexico commenc-
ing April ?, 1896. Other members Of
this committee for New Mexico are:
Thomas Gutierrez, Albuquerque; L..
Bradford Prince, Santa Fe; f. A..
Manzanares, Las Vegas; Thomas W.
Collier, Ration, and Antonio Joseph,
Ojo Caliente.
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1895-04-05

Should be used in attempting to cure
that very disagreeable disease, catarrh.
AS catarrh originates in impurities in
the blood, local applications can do no
permanent good. The common sense
method Of treatment is to purify the
blood, and for this purpose there is 20
preparation superior to Hoods Sarsa-
parilla.
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1895-04-05
TERRITORIAL.
OonRT ot pRIVATE LAND CLAIMS.

Joeeph Il. ilsed Of Iowa, Chicf Justlce.
ASSOCIATE JuSTICES-Wibur e. Stone, OF
Colorado; Thomas G.. Fuilor. OF North Cnroh-
ia William NJ Murray, OF tennessee; Henry
{. luss, or kansaa.
Matthew q. Reynolds of Missouri, u s.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-06-18
Tho portland Gum club shoot.

Tacoma. June 7.-Tacoma sportsmen
held an Indignation meeting this afternoon
and wired a protest 10 the Multnomah
Rod and Gun Club. OF Portland. protest
ing against the third pos,ponement OF the
clubs big shoot originally 81 FOR June 49,
Is After the dates We're set the shoot
WIS r,osrp8aei 10 June 1921. and when
the proerammes arrived they showed
further poStponement of one day
To-Day came telegram saying the
shoo. had heen put OF 10 July Is
Several II the Tacoma team who intend
cfgb.s h.e shoot originally So. for june r.
and % and when tho programme arri ed
-hev show "a Il further IostPonemenf az
one dav To-Day came q telegram saying
-h,. shoot had been pm OF 10 July aa1 ;.
Several Of the Tacoma team which intend
81 ta rs~ti~ifate Csurat 40 IN July, AMI
after to7av's meeting telegram was sent
Insisting that the shoot BE- held this week
or NOT at all Three shooters each from
IVhe+ror1l and Victoria have gone 20 Port
land and they also are expected 70 pro
tcS.
Sp.kane June 1.-THE Spokane Rod
7r5 C,.tu club tonight voted 20 enter
trrs-o men i'm the trophy team shoot a. the
-.,-1~r14r,er,r az the STertsule0'S ASsocia-
ION ~ tha Mort ffEest at Portland in
Ills, ard aI,proprjatFt 81 toward buy
ing a championship trophy II is ex-
r....rasi that Ten or twelve members will
attend from this city.
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BASEBALL.
National League Games.

Boston. June l7.-Morning game-Bos-
ton q base hits - errors I. Cleveland 10.
base hits Is. errors 4. Batteries-Nichoi
and Camel: Wallace, Kneu and thinner.
Boston. June l7.-Afternoon game-Bos-
ton 2. base hits u, errors , Cleveland I.
base hits L. errors 4. Batteries-Sullivan
and Tenny: Young and thinner.
Philadelphia. June T.-Philadelphia ?,
base HRS =. errors 7. Ptttsburg 5. base
hits {. errors ,. Batteries-Carsey and
Clements: Hawley and kinslow.
Washington City. June E.-Washing-
ton :. base hits Is. errors 2. Chicago 10,
base hits "A. errors >. Batteries-Stock
dale. Anderson, Malarkey. Boyd and Nc
CURE Coogan. Mahoney, Griffith ana
ktttredEe.
Baltimore. June I7.-Baltimore II. base
hits t. errors Z. st. Louis s. base hits
g. errors s. Batteries-Esper. Clarkson;
Ehret and PeitZ.
Brooklyn. June 17.-Brooklyn T. base
hits ., errors /. Cincinnati .. base hits
5 errors T. Batteries-Daub and Grim
Merritt. Rhines and Foeman.
New York. June 17.-New York T. base
hits 10 errors 3. Louisville 6. base hits
II. errors >. Batteries-German and
Schriver. Inks and Zahner.
Following Is the standing OF the Ma
tional League clubs:
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Bellingham BAY News.

Whatcom. June 17.-Special-Iarge post
ers are out announcing the chief features
Of the coming Fourth Of July celebration
for which preparations are rapidly pro-
crossing. Ma. Albert $. Cole will deliver
the Grafton, Will d Pratt will read the
Declaration and Fred II. Anderson OF
Fairhaven. will be the poet OF the day
Grand Marshal ltill says the parade will
be the finest ever seen in Whatcom. Chief
among the sports will he bicycle. yaclt
and Indian canoe races The railroad and
steamboat companies have granted halt
fare rates.
The cracks of the Bellingham bay clubs
will participate I'm the regatta AZ Seattle
July g. and their owners confidently OK
pect 90 capture some OF the best prizes.
The spelling contest between picked or
thoepists of Whatcom and Fairhaven
Saturday evening resulted in victory for
Fairhaven. ]. wyland CLARK, manager OF
the Falrhaven foundry and an old news
paper man. being declared the victor.
Fairhaven. June -Special.-General
Superintendent Barr and Division Super
intendent Rlton. OF the Great Northern.
were here again yesterday comforting with
Fleming & Ayerst. of the Pacific Coast
Milling Company. II Is understood that
an agreement for lease OF the site re
oulred for term OF two years has virtual
" been made. The company already has
six car loads OF machinery and mill fix
lures here ready for use.
/. Frankenburger. now Of Tacoma. but
formerly a resident OF this city. where he
stin has large property interests. is trying
20 obtain a site for a box factory and lum-
her mill at the head of Chuckanut bay.
Judge Hanfords injunction has COM
pelled the Chicago Fish Company 10 stop
driving piles for fish traps at Village
ooint Tummi island. They think there
,s ono location, however. which they can
use. even II the injunction is made perma-
nent and the claims OF the Indians to equal
rights in the fisheries confirmed.
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English Colleges Challenge American

London. June 1.-THE challenges sent by
the athletic clubs of oxford and Cam
bridge universities 10 the athletic clubs OF
Yale and Harvard are due 10 reach New
York June - one copy was sent to the
captain OF the Yale Athletic Club and an
other TO the captain OF the Harvard club.
The challenge suggests an autumn meet
ing. which may come before or after the
fixtures arleedy agreed upon between the
London Athletic Club and the New York
Athletic Club. as may hereafter be deemed
wise. The challenge Is sent subject to all
the prcliminaries being satisfactorily ar
ranged. II further suggests that the pro-
gramme contain the following events:
Flat races. 100 yards dash. quarter mile
run. half-mile run. mile run. three-nlle
run hurdle races, 10 yards. one according
to English rules and one according 10
American rules. high jump, long jump
hammer throwing and weight putting.
New York. June 17.-i'harles c. Sheriff.
ir. member OF the Yale graduate al
vfeorv COMMITTEES. was shown the text or
the oxford Cambridge challenge 70 Yale
and Harvard. ca5led TO this country by
tho Associated Press today. He expressed
IN, belief shat the American universities
would win IL the challenge is accepted
He pointed out thai this year Yale had
Richards In the i00-yard and quarter-znlie
events whom they did rot have last year.
and teat Harvard could be depended
ruon 10 win The high Jump with Paine.
Will, Mr. Sheriff. would have preferred
that this international intercollegiate
confess had he~r liked for July instead OF
i0 tbs. fall ne was glad 70 see the contest
fake place. and he favors is acceptance.
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The Baroness OF Arizona weepS.

Denver, June IA special 20 the New :
from Santa F'e. y. NJ. SAYS: The wife OF
James A Peralto-Reavis occupied the
witness stand IN the United States land
court this forenoon and stuck 10 IL that
she Mas che great granddaughter Of Mi
s11el PeralJa. the noble Spaniard. alleged
10 have been granted the Peraha claim,
despite the Voluminous evidence the gov
eminent has unearthefi, showing her TO
be the daughter OF John Treadway. who
lived among the Digger Indians. At
times the witness was in tears and the
dramatic scene was Intensified by Reavis
arising and saying in excited tones: 4
VIII stake my life on her sincerity. She
tells the truth" There was a fashion
able audience of ladies present and they
frequently demonstrated their sympathy
with the witness. who claims 30 be the
Baroness of Arizona The case may be
concluded tomorrow
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THE RETURN or THIEF TAYLOR
south Dskota Officials Deny That They
VII Z oEnnounli Tfi- feionv.

DesdEco5. : n June 1-.-Stste Treas
UreT Philips received advice todas Thas
II. " TAYLOR. ax-tre1s11rcT e South Ia
kota. would - surrendered 10 tee aG-
tho~7,ies A. Pierre on Tuesday. IL IN IT,
teE-g1eEE TEith Gov. Sheldon. who : now
IN pezfwoo5. and Treasurer Phillips. fhA
Associated Press representative was IT,
formed tEat ths stories 50 freely Csrc7s-
lated and published n Eastern papers
within the past fc7w DAYS - the effect
that compromise had boon effected with
the defaulter and his hc1dsme1. w1f>h
practically allosEs Taylor 20 20 free ard
20 retain the greater part Of his steal
lnss, IS absolutely without Foundation.
Taylor viii he conDelle5 70 make ressor-
alton 81 full. and no action on his part
Or the part Of his ho9dSrsen % this Cud
N1A mitigate thu degree % his crime ~
lessen his punish mert- Tire governor
aud Treasurer Phillips are both author
~ FOR the statement that the state EV&l
nos lose cent, shat property Of satffl-
cient value 70 more than cover TaytoF-s
defagcation has been turned over 10 the
state By Taylor and his bcndsnnen. and
that Notwithstanding. the case against
him Mil be- pushed with as much sever-
10y a. though il had been undertaken
against q less prominent criminal
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Cleveland strikers Rioting.

Cleveland. June 1.-Two hundred str.k-
ers al the United salt Works went 10 the
plant, armed With clubs, and compelled
those at work 20 quit. The strikers de-
gnand an Increase of, wages or % cents a
day. The works are guarded by the po-
lice and any attempt 10 put new men 10
work viii likely cause serious trouble.
Late yesterday afternoon the strikers
drove the thirty-iive firemen al the Cen
trail works away from their boilers. Late
this afternoon they entered in front OF
the cooper shop and sent a delegation 20
the barrelmakers demanding that they
quit work. The coopers refused 10 stop
work The strikers then threatened TO
make trouble. not only al the Central
works. but at the branch establishments
in Newburg. The police are alert and
expect a riotous outbreak at any time.
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SPORTING NOTES.

- -he Rohv races Monday the winners
-,ere, SIX furlonEs So-nersaHlt. l.la- :;
five fnrlonrs cassie NeA l,0lia eight
ami a half furlongs. Dave Pulsifer: SIX
fur,3u-s Lismore 1889, six furlongs
S.s-H-e Ing
~ -re - Louis races Monday the win
u.rs were Purse SIX furiongs. Fawn
kriah- III nine fur."rKs. Oh No. 1-5s-
s.ve-l fgrlongS. Nellie r.. i:3pa: nine far
longs Marcel 2.n1. SIX fuvlongS. Minnie
Nsaxin III. ten furlonss. Rey Del Mar,
1-'-s
A. r.atonia races Monday the winners
-y>-e- Eight furiongs- TlDpecanoe. 1881;
SIX furiouEs TootS. - i've furlonEs,
TIE Merchant. I-aCis. mile and seventy
Verde Oriria. l.47iz Use fa-longs S.v
Tas- I.1-ls eiEht fur.9nGs. TIE Princess.
3-l.
~ -he san TrancIe-o races Monday
'ra winners were: Five furl0ugS. sell
ing NeIan.e f~cta. eight furlongs, sell
IrE Don Caesar. +--s. four fUr.ongs
ma SENS @-yoars-ol1s -oe X. ., five
f-rlaaEs selling. Hge0eme. 1-al. I'VE and
haIf fIrlouEs, Royal Flush. : or.
sufce .savnor u ttf-cs}yn has grant
.5 "a rnan.laTuus % the Seaside Athletic
Club 20 compel Mayor Srbieren TO is@uc
"a u..nsa for a boxing 0arch. The Judge
holds that che MAYOR has TO power %
refuse "a license. that T-sger being vest ed
81 she common counf u
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,torn i'm Wages increased

Clevelar dune 1.-THE National Male
able Casting Company % lay notified their
al ernnIoves that a : eneral increase in
wases az IL per cent. viii take effect
Immediately. A. the big works OF he
E,5erhar,it Manufacturing Company no.
tees were also posted notifying their
I no0 employees Of 10 pc- cent. Increase.
There was great rejoicing among the
men. II is understood that other big
iron concerns Of the city Will follow the
exar,nEe SET by the TWO industries named
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,.x,nsr.c,or NIcIanghiin'- sentence.

New York. June i7.-Sentence was '.ol
,,ss-e,f ,fpon ex-Police Inspector NJ
= -,.,esf3r TO-DAY as was eNis-cted- " hen
~ ex-inspoctor. who Is under convic--
lion for extortion In office. was arra'gne1
94.fore Justice Barrett. n tae COURT OF
over and terminer. his counsel asker Ioi
a new trial and Tor arrest o. 1ndg!ne. Z
Roth motions We're denied -" ~. .t
stystrGssgav next. FOR the purpose as
Totstrtrt Attorney Fellows explained. oi
.,11,r,irs Instt,e Barrett % examine the
800 If the action OF the police board
-, s,fisr1issing McIAug'hlin from ,he T'o..ace
49, II, wishes 20 determine W'tlllet
he is abo8lt 70 sentence Mci-ais l.'n - =
private citizen or as an 'hs'''' U.s.
Yf~G
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- ss,n'sy recovered. srf ~o--n.hf-~ =.
- 1@afatg ard ras1er aesear- s---ss-s--
H ~ Displayed AZ hss ar.- -~-.f -
~l.ses-s he f. 70 a. aonesr-1.ss
49, - - MS fate. Ills rgns,et s.
- g siFes httle trouble ara ansses
IN c@-s.-,l l'-s' which hecoEne Jess irk.orss
IT,. So 2fisa -zafs totaay eor fra -
!. p Oscar Wide penslax a.exys 81
ne| trial vas resueef
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THE POPE TO HIS PEOPLE.
he ISSUES second Decree to Keen
Out OF secret ~ocrics


Out OF secret ~ocrics
washington City. June IA second
decree has been received from Rome con
corning the obligation OF Catholics 90 re-
main outside OF the Knights OF Pythias.
old Fellows and Sons OF Temperance II
states that there appears 10 ~ no fur
Their reason why the decree OF last De
oernber should not be- made public in all
nioceses. and all archbishops and blsh-
ops ara accordingly directed 10 prornul-
gate the decree without further delay.
When the decree was first Issued the
head OF each diocese was given two
months In which to publish it or else
make known - Rome. in writing what
special circumstances existed why pub
ltcatlons should he deferred. Most OF
these heads OF dioceses have since pub
hshed the decree but as unofficial in
formation reached Rome that SONS. bish-
ops had not yet acted, this second de-
cree was issued
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The Newfonndsana roan

..,.E,.' -. > r.. Jp1e i-.-The ioa- fs,l
-'..le ~ Colonial Secretary Fscns v-..l..s7
49, me legislature on E'rss9av a. -
1e..s1 ne royal assent o.. S.atrs-y3z,. "a
- sasa . b. worthless. zF~ sf0--5-e
1'e ep1sos1 ion leader rz1se,s ne ,.,I7f -
"a tne Dbl gars.ro authority -
49, - sign bonds nor 20 define tha
form 81 U*1tca the bonds -wa,Y7,g -. -
- government attempted some ax~,te~-
s.. hiiI was partially aunfour4e,i a.
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All Want To see ..Richlieu."

Gov McGraw has taken the first box on
the right and Mayor Phelps the box or
posite on the left at the Seattle fheater
for "RichelieL' to be given on Friday 10y
w J. Fife and his company. The seats
are going rapidly. and those desiring
good ones should secure them imTne-
1ia ely.
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Portug7is7--- i.aTrTI577T7177 Jy-y'77-7;-----

1oF'i2'iss~ss Parchment H0T-7 TETTTr7- :
.. LISBON. june 1.-THE chamber O. tepu-
saEs was destroyed by nre today. Taa
was caused by a plumber who had
oSeh a work or the roof The Hanaes
49, "laer control before the IRE could
spread 70 the chamber Of uas~s San. ~.
chambers q deputies and archives uer.
destroyed.
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The Austrian csbIcs, - po.,

'ieana. June 1.-THE srrnl-o.flclal
FrefndeHbiatt today announces that the
ministry for Austria. presiss,ss over ~
tFlil''e Alfred Windisclsra;z. has de- Idssi
- -. -, olrectiy ne German party So
ee-1es from the coalition, puhica i exr..st-
81 % take place a. alN rnnrrnar.
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-oz-- n,fyla snare About 400 men are
rnakenx every effort 70 save the town.
The FIRE j. adya-sclng toward the village,
anI uothnsz. II seems. can be done 70 stOT,
its progress.
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SlaazhaL June 1T--FiEhcing Is in pro-
e~-s- az Talwau. on he island OF Fer
7r-sa where 80. - Black Flags under
Gen LuI Tu-E are assembled. The jap
pne~- are attacking -he ao~ts OF that
yte.e. ara t1e British Warship spartan
Is removing foreigners from the tosa.
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Lady Thompson TO Visit at Victoria.

Vancouver 3. C.. June LADY ThomI-
son wife of the late premier. and her
three daughters arrived here today and
left for Victoria. where they viii spend
several months as guests OF Lieut.. Gov
DeWdney.
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pert Rocket was shot AMI killed IN sell
defense hy Albert Benson. a "h'',T~si-
49, 4,,ler a. Ros,semer. Aka. MONDAY.
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Medical Inspector Kerehner Convicted

washington city. June Score airy
rrsrhsrs has decided 90 give th" a'ioFhtt
az Medical Inspector kefslneT' iou'l'
-. S-.-~c5 hv Admiral Meade. an opp0T-
..,tt,. N make an argument before him
~ behalf Of the surgeons. The sentence
=. ,rs ras., Is understood 80 hav' been
dismissal. and the secretary at one iii""
,,ss ready 80 send the papers in me c"S''
- The president but the represent L' -
and attorney of ktrSaner ihit',1 I'm
-t,-o tb.n an opportunity TO present
thofr case The Judge advocate genera
81 me navy will present the other side
OF tho case.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-06-18

Butchers barbecue. Madison park.
THURSDAY.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-06-18
Middle Aged and Old Men.

T'haro are thousands of YOU troubled
vri1b wax aching backs and kidneys.
frequent painful urinations and sediment
en- urine t-ruotArcy or weakness oF SeX7gal !
orrars and other nmistakable signs Of
fervof1s debility and premature decay.
MANY die Of this difficulty. ignorant OF
the cause. S. hich is the second stage Of
seminal weakness in complicated form
The most obstinate cases Of this charac-
ter treated with unfaiIing success. Delay