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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-05-21
Ancient Mlnc- In ,hoae-ia.


II in curious % observe how widely scat
tered are the mining traces 81 these ziys-
terioEs gold seekers. They must have
wand red FAR and vide IA search OF the
precious metal From The Llmpopo river
to Fort Victoria alone. Mr. Swan has,
since Mr.. Beut's FIRST researches. disecv-
cred no less than thirteen different ruins.
all Of the same psricd. and all Of much
,he same pattern and system. as the Great
zimhahwe. Il Is remarkable that similar
system Of orssntaiion-te the settinS sun
was also found ia several Instances. hut
traces Of the anclcnts arr. In truth. 20
Be found IN every nook snd eurner u The
country, The traveller comes across ihs1n
In the Marco ana Iona giida Districts. in
Uutan AMI Manlca. on The Saei river. n
slnanomhi. IN thc Swsio d.s;ricc AID IA
many ether regions basEeer sse Croco-
ana aud he xAmbesL TAD Is one Of tho
mast westerly places 20 whsch these early
diegers directed thslr operations. and per
haps ne so-callea Monastery Diamond
snine. IL fas orange Free STATE Is~th eS-
trerse uosuf south IA Shice tGeV attairsd-
IL an undaabtea fac; tnag an extremely
ancient shaft. the work 81 aigKcrs TAR
hack in the ages % the past, nas been
found on the Monastery pfcYcrts. tniF
last week the manager OF tiss Berberton
Reefs Company called tast ~ had euzfe
across an &ncieat wcrSlng While devciHp-
ing the property. bat X = tfet a'~i@+ete
certain that every shaft and stack 81
al.arts found in the country l. the NeFN
~ ina earliest - the miners I have re-
fsrr~a To- MANY " theuf-As IN TIE ease
81 the Rarh4rfaa d,~coTery--srs POSSIBLY
,h,, otstcerss OF q much later period Bat
IL IL undoueted that she various Jim
tsahwe rafrS are widely scattered. tass
they weFs the work Of the earlier aaSen-
.,4rrvs or their immediate and uut~bases
descendants. and that rhsS srv tHvaFiatAT
ssts.afeyt rear gold workings !, woaid be
extremely Interesting 20 k1cN when these
nnrt>nt miners sank their shan on TIE
ground % sae present. Maaastery utire.
ant whether sh~y we're n search % gold
o. tl!auaogsls. TfA these soaaerfsi people
discover. thousands Of years ago. THAI
diamonds existed toward the south % The
continent. ard were trey actually euSasse3
IA rsfnsaE shs prectczs EsEzas a. FAR teNn
a. shc present ara e the Csrarge Fre,
seatre These are asessien< Neich. asvpiy
interesting So they are. can perhaps never
Be answered
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-05-21
THE Pr ACE OF HONOR.
Something That WIN Interest Local
wheeimeu

The place of honor IN the great parade
OF wheelmen. which IL feature Of the
FIRST day Of the queens birthday carnival
az Victoria. r, C. May q. when the big
race meet Is the attraction, VIII be given
70 the visiting club with the largest repre-
sentation. Already there Il keen compe-
ution for the dstilction. Tacoma having
sent word 20 lock out for go wheels from
the city af Destiny. and Ballard having
made arrangements 10 send a bumper rep
rssentatson var!oasiy estimated al the
way W 10 10 A feature Of this parade Is
70 be the Illustration Of the evolution q
the bicycle FIRST we ancient bone
shaker" nsesisl Of 81. then the old ordinary.
then the "Faclle," and then in their order
the solid and cushion tire safetles. the solid
tire tandem. the ppsumstic tricycle. and the
tandem bike. There = Keen competition
for the place OF "up-to-aAte wheelman."
the club having decided that ouiy the best
baking man IN town can hold the office.
In addition there are say number OF novel
ties. fancy riders. a squad of children
riders In costume. a pcay formerly at
taohcs TO Adam Forepaagh's circus. and
the o-iy four-iegxed cycllst n the world.
And there are others.
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going back again 20 resume his work. \
cured ard healthy mar. He says:
"Caizrrh almost made wreck Of RE.
1: sent me TO the hospital and destroyed
my ability 20 work. For several years
was forced 20 breathe through my
mouth, because OF my nose being stopped
up. while the droppEngs into my throat
kept me coatingaiiy hawking aad spit
ting. Nv throat was sore nearly all the
time. and / had steady cough. The
poison got into nv stomach ana finally
poisoned my whole system My sppe-
lite failed and my stomach gave ms
great distress after eating. I sloate9 ard
beicbet gas My bowels Became chrentcsi-
ly constipated- At last pains through my
hack and chest ard kidneys and bladder
gave ne great distress. In fact / became
almost 3 total wreck and unanie 20 work.
went TO hospital. bat when I left IL
was soon wnras or than before.
Rad 20 abandon everything and 20 10 the
Copefard physicians u whom 7 had heart
50 much : sn TOW weti and am going
bark 30 Alaska aka.a 20 resume work.
fesgrz better abisi % 30 Il than for
years All the troubles | have spoken
., have disappeared ard I am perfectly
cured g
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-05-21
THE BICYCLE CONTEST.
No More Than s5 Coupons Can BE Sent
In nj Any One Tine.

The contest for the bicycle 10 b. given
20 the nest popular salesman IN the city
Nv the Mitchell LeNts & Staver Company.
through the Pest-lutelilgrnccr Is grow
Ing warm There sre evidently "a good
many favorttez among them. Judging by
the coupons that ara coming into the Post
fntelitge Rcvr office. There is one thiuu
however. that must % guarded against
aad that H. The bunchinE 81 coupons and
Withholding them until near the close Of
the contest II can readily be seen that
pools ard combinations Night D. made
IN that way. to the disadvantage Of surue
OF the confestants. Therefore the fol- "
ting rule wln have 20 ~ observed No
mere than twenty-five coupons will be re-
ceived ~ any ore t,u1s from any one per-
son. You should vote early and often
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-05-21

When The rea q Noses s-nose sAe rock
and srrcsrn q pure water anss. trozn K.
20 SAFE f1s chiitreG % Israel frorn PER-
tsaing from shlrss n the desert. 40 greater
eooa Was odersi TO the suffering than
= Hew gwen hose eaa are afflicted With
ehre1se diseases thss have for years d.
neo ne Utmost ska % ahsSsclaEs. Tbs
= an age OF science More and more "a
mankind learning 70 believe In L and
rely upon 70. Superstition Is rapitiy van
isAsng before the electric tr il!Aascs OF
sesentsre Investigation ard achievement
STEADILY the pretended workers OF mira
cles aad the people less and less c-eduioas.
Inase who claim 20 POSSESS miraculous
power 81 healing discover that the people
year ~ year are becoming enlightened and
are turning from tngsoSspfs and fakes 20
ard mere - II understood that disease
~ due 20 a violation Of some In-
exorsels law OK nature. AMI that these
same laws OF nature must be invoked TO
cure Il. This = tAe- mission and am Of
medical science. 30 discover what JAMS
hass been violated and what laws there
may be BY whose aid the penalty may Be
in4ugASed or entirely escaped. Science
alone car, DO tbs. Pretended h~aiers hy
miraculous pcser or personal magnetism
cannot accomplish il. Following this siae
cure for cstarra ant chronic diseases Of
all kinds has been evolved through tho
special skill and devotion OF DIR. Cope
land. which - a greater boon TO Suffer
~N-~ AAts@A4N+AA& man " - tf3t NAlEf al>FS
gave 70 The dying Israsiiies Ia the 3es-
ert. Thousands have been cured by IL
AID have gfss aimed thear cure 9sth Joy
and thanksgiving. They have had their
lost hearing restored They have had
their power 70 breathe naturally and FREE
" given back TO them after years Of
gaspans for breath. They have had ca
t2rrh "A the head cured after many years
OF sareriyg from weak eyes and head
aches and constant dropping Of ca-
tarraal secretions into the throat They
have been saved from threatened coa-
sumption because Of the eaiarrh attack
ing The bronchial tubes and lungs. They
have been Restored 10 complete health
after being made alfnos. helpless inva-
hds ny cstarrh OF the stomach. liver. kid
neys, bowels and other vital organs They
Rave been relieved 81 the axoSies Of neti-
raixfs and rheumatism. and they have
mad thsir skin made soft and clear after
being long disfsgpred by disease. These
cures have astoH4shsd the medical wurId
NOT because OF any miracle. but because
they are proof OF \ medical skin and an
achievement OF pure medical science i'm
msasarabiy In advance Of the atfainmenfs
OF the medical profession generally. They
show that DIR. Copeland has evolved =
treatment that places bin easily al the
head OF the medical scientists Of the nine
tenth century. II Is this purely scienti-
nc treatment with which the Copeland
physicians are curing chronic sufferers
by the hundreds. ard which they place
within reach OF ali by Ii. merely nominal
charge OF s. q month. all medicines in
Guided.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-05-21
MOI MAINS OF MANI -ALAyD
A Part OF south Africa That May Be
Compars.d With switzerland
James Rryce in the Centnrv.

James Bryce In the Century.
Two hundred miles noFth-northeas. of
Basutolaud the great kathlaTnba range
rises ia very bold slopes from The coas,
levels behind Dslagca bay, aud the seen
cry OF the valleys and PASSES Is said to be
extremely grand Knowing T. however,
ouiy ~ report. I viii rot venture 10 de-
scribe IL Nearly ~ miles stiIi farther to
the north sn.:he district called Manicalar "a
already referred 20. IL a third mountain
region. less lofty than Basutoland. but de-
irving singular charm from the dignity
ard variety OF its mountain forms.
The whole country Is 50 elevated that
SUBMITS Of 7.esl or even SEQ feet 90 not
produce ary greater eject upon the eye
than does Ben Lonond as seen from Loeb
Lor1ond. or Mount Washington from, the
Glen house But there Is a holiness Of
lire about these granite peaks comparable
- those Or the vest coast ~ Norway or Of
ne Hrest parts ~ the SWISS Ans. som.
% them rise IN smooth shafts of anna~-
emily inacressib Die rock Others form long
ridges - 7Tuaclss % every Kind Of share
specially striking VIXEN they stand on,
against the brilliantly clear morning or
evening sSv. The valleys a-a well WOODED
tgs towe- ssores covered with herasga 90
the fleet % these VIA p.-aks < heswhtsr-
81 ~ IRE saftnsss q the surrounding.
which hey dominate Wills AZ the ss-a
tsra@ ne whole landscape b-rornes more
cGFzTleV ard u1ore noble ~ The rainx.iux
g such Slvsrss elements
No Seerery better deserves the mama a.
romantic. AID even in th@ fa-na~ psr-s.
where instead o. mountains there are orIv
low ? rs o. ~kopses'' faS rhsv a. ~sI,ss
Fl Scatk Africa, the GONNA estvalx <rs.r,i.
ro~k Ok tH@ss h{i5s 6e-,c-upoSe< sfrss- -.
influence Of TIE Esafaer into cssrtotlslv ui--
s1~es7le and fantastic forms vita e.-sws
river "a thetr hAse AMI detached rfI.ars
Supporting aneS% hiocks and faS,rfa-
masses. NrsonC o. mon which ,As tg-,fs
Mashonas have hE;ils their hutS n the ron.
- escaping the raids OF their w-arlf.s> ere
-a.eS the NaraaeiA
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HONE TREATMENT.
No One Deprived az the BENEFITS % IN
Copeisas Treatment Because Of Liv-
Ing 81 . Dissance Frsm the Once.


Cepei.ss Treatment Because OF Liv-
ing ~ . Distance Frs~ the once.
The same wonderful, ara uniform sue.
cess attending the treatment ef the Cops-
land physicians in their orysce IL found In
hy The use Of q comprehensive symptom
blank they are enabled % correctly dag
nose cases and prescribe for them. and BY
their escsllent system OF reports they keep
. close watch uaoa them. Patients iivine
n TIE country may in THIS way enjoy the
Dement'S Of their skill a. well a. those IN
MR. JAMES GRrYEl.rA for % years
Resident e chaiiiwhaek. n. g. feels that
tue nav Copeland treatment has worked
wonders In his case The doctors treated
hsna for eensumetton and feSi him On coxt
liver oil but IA him ne good. In .
snort time the Copeland physicians have
made aew man OF him. He says:
.oar wears aso | have haa a raesiss
cousa aEd nay life has been made nasser-
able. I gradually became worse until
last Writer. when I was taid an altogether
At ukSnt | bad attacks Of choking and
snciasrtng. which prevented me- fYosss
rieeping. I often eoushea all night lonx
NV meagA tasted like raItsn eggs I was
badly ecnstlratsd. had no appetst and
lost Ia ~sEht. Doctors said I had con-
sumption and prescribed cod liver oil. ef
which took q great many bottles with
cat relief. Friends Ia Seattle told me OF
the wonderful cures the physicians the
copeiaad Medical Institute were peyforsn-
ing. and | 3eciaed TO place myself Ia their
hsrds. did so. and the result IN better
than nay utmost expec ATOMS My couxA
- entirely gone. l have gained much ia
weisht- have good appetite and my
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-05-21
orr FOR VICTORIA.
seattle Yacaf- Get Away for the
Races.

Most of tire Seattle Yachts which viz
rs-sfcipate ~ tse regatta AZ Victoria en-
May e have left their usoorjnES ana age
noW Wei on fhetr way The White STAR
sailed rasaaay nisht - Evslvn Nav
went yesterday morning n the afternoon
lheut 8 81 e'cleck. the Nora. kcipis and
Falcon got uaster WY. The osfcers % ths
squadron sre SIS follows. Commodore.
Henry HenSei. vtce commodore. T'r Geo
n Thompson. on the Nora eeeE captain
Horace Tnurje~. on the Falcan. and as.t
surgeon. Ben f-tchtrn h@rg, or the Pilgrim.
whsca all ss4i today Or toueorrcw
The nee hais -ater tuils Ter Wee Com
rsctlora Tnanpson BY Leo II. Ccoiidee
Sas taken ont for t-iai spin ysstar'iaT
Afternoon Sse SKINNED over thc water
Ike bird Rnt : sure 20 carry % ssne
handsome prizes ~ Victoria she Will te.
shipped 60 NlctUTsa to-day. Her cost corr
yslstrt! Vas ahssst $50
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THE GOLDEN RULE.

DR.. eop>isns's maxim ia, Do onto the
siek as ysa would have the DEBTORS q o br
you ~ you we've prostrste with some
dreadful eArsnfc msssSy and without
tho mean. TO psT big fs~s. All - ho SAT
fer rom esfsrrA. s-thass ar bronchitis.
burning rh.ausfisu ev disnxarinx skin
diseases. tsnE ~ throat sssef,ons. liver.
kIdney. bladder. stamseh or Bowel
trouble or any sthrr waiting. chronic
Ailment are welcome. sssry time. to all
tA~ s-n<fs.s afthe Copeland Medical In
situate the saiifns h8fItiaE. corner Sec
ond and James streets. stthsut expense
b~yons the sominsf a.s@ssment Of %
p~r month. AL medicines included
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BASEBALL TODAY.


sssstie and raoom Play at tho \. NJ.
4. \. Park.
finshed with victory. and anxious TO
81 another 20 az the men from Tacoma,
Ge Seattle baseball players returned from
Tacoma last evening.
r certain 20 be aot game at the
4 ~. G. a. park this afternoon. because
et ealy Do gae home players wAnt 10
sske ~ tor last Tuesdays game. bat the
LaeomS men are anxious 70 show tAAt
GER hatsihe streak vas Rot accidental
aAsAseT streScl will pug IN hls new pitch
e' Sieasan. against Leaaley'S lawmakers.
= tae AoFa % SeesiaS down the total % the
Ease hit column Butler or Clark Will
sssea Tor the local team.
u : expected that when the game *
eAiied a. s - o'clock there VII BE big
1ssa present. as the high dignitsTiss q
Ns \. rs have betn invited. ;nd arr
sxseetnd 70 0ccapy boxes 10 - grand
stand
TIE batting order Of sae clubs viii be
q foliows
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London. May sn.-slx horses ran for the
pyerham Park mile maiden plate at the
Bath and Somerset county meeting to-
day. including Mr.. Cookers Nashville.
whl1h was unplaeed. Geo6ryas wen,
Son,hmore second. Feathcrst0ne third.
Cookers SIR Excess was among the eight
starters IN the race for the Summersh.re
stakes OF 40 sovereigns. bat was unplaeed.
Malzo won. Give Il Up second. Coast
Guard third.
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Cineinna,i Nay D.-L4gnt rains len to-
day. out the Oakley track = In fair confi-
tsoG t0nisat for :hs leroy tonaolrex.
DNyors entries. Ben BrIsn anI Ben
hsler are topheasy favoassz. 1',1 Prime
Lief second and Lokie third sno.ce. The
stake = $1,000 to the winner. x..la 10 sec
end, 500 20 third and ysde o fourth. FGl-
lowing are the entries. one and ORE
quarter milss-Pssrson 49, Lokl, Sernpsr
Ego. Prince Lief. III each. Ben Eder and
Ben Brush. IL each.
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ES1xx VIE -oe s-ts- TITS = fsas 'Snss--.
nze1 after his zrounte9 snxa<sznerS a.
e3~eszrsss Al ee-sexzs. zstAz1<a t5r gate
rsarezrss are = Be ss<5z-lv ~ r1szr sss-1ss.
Cart. Js-zszxs admits tzzt &c 5 Pro
s-=ssz-z1. zzzs weeks sor 1o-sF a-- roS rer
Essry. lie also =zys. so-rass a. s2-cAs- =
eaHy. tAzr - i let dssgus@ng a2-,@e1
rn~ser the esszk az real xpu--. A. As
Ezyx MnE~tSr IN
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Why NOT YOUf

m others are m ade sell and .trozg AZ
a trlafn< <rpeus~. shy sot rous
II others have their hearing restored.
why not ~oa-
Ifesmmsn ss%ai cstsrrh red aces others
60 saeh . ism~ntsbte eonditi@n. Why
act yss-
If the Eap~is-d Physicians are eurfeg
40 many others Of all ksasis Of ehrssie
dlssss~s. shy rot ysas
~ others whose iusrs have been A.
tackled by the esssrrssf affection ar.
saved frsa cons q ~ csiss. - NJ set yeay
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Ias Paesflcs defeated the Minors a. N.
r. ~ c. A. grounds yesterday atternoon
~ the score Of s te 3 before a crowd OF
~ NJ cup oHssed b the Y. n. c. A.
Was given to the Minors. Oae Of the feat
afes OF the game was a hoxns run II. ne
nfth irEing BY stevens. OF the Minors. Lee
lana, Chew. Temple and Gresham did
good stsek work for the PAclncs. Lelghty
pitched good game for the Minors. a.
lowing only hits- Chew pitched well. al
lowing hits and ] base OF balls Lee
land puts ap his same old game behind
the bat Hiram Van Broekiin amp.rec q
good game.
score BY snninxs:
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COPELAND FEE

The cost al . full course Of treatment
1T the Copeland Medical Institute IL II
the rate OF D per month"; whether the
requisite period Of trestneas be three
months OF three weeks This fee In
eIudes all medicines and the constant
and watchfal care of all patients Co .
final cure. kxaminAtten free.
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Ks~Lta1 transcript.
Talk % p-@aeEce ~ mind 80 said Fox<
'..54 ever tel rot q Puilvhs-i. the a~a-
'iSff No Wei he vas tova IN Florida
&a4 falling snt0 the river. o-e - the htr-
So aAi<lt7rS yea ever ~ y nate for hf--
Il an Instant pocr Paily bard zas IN he
p p1'te's avs. ana n another rrerusr, the
ts@ Nos-i4 have eaen crushed s,se os hin
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PORTLAND :. VICTORIA Z.


victoria. Aiay S-N 5ctorla opened he
sAssoal season Aera to-day with Portland
Sssse a h~Sg a11lcrce including reAaS
fessniEsat reoQ'~ % the cify Darby vas
= u SeN tor tas borne eilse ard Sect the
'-siogs So . hand eatA the scYeasa.
arn a coar 81 singles, a 8oao'e aaa a
'aShe fat. s--t.i os a ros-5y evrer of hlerf.
sNfr fcfisr 4vr rurs. Victoria tsc1 ire
go n ,ae g .s. RAJ. q .ae uiagh. Cmpire
1seas See SOFAS gave nuch dssat.sfsc-
sens are b. ~as s-vereiy roasted Cor Ia
wig tes Wa,-s,afs-a
,aai. Gus Klcpf vas in1agcd While at
~meoHg 70 stral second IN tac srvcash. he
sssrsss'i severe Low on sae nsaA and the
..'saeies HNvs..iaa saws thas tAere IS aan-
az eea-4s~ - ~ tke brain. agtlan1
-. - he nB.-s van .a the ANITA. vita
nAs CO. Batteries. Darby Aa1 kos-
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GNtcAcN Afte4fte
s-NfSrNzet.' said his Srfzisfg -. you a.
lasting verv rocky th.s morning
..Yis. scr" reelis,i sse driver q the d.
livery wAxrn. rive gst ass4 hesa&che-
vas AZ a chr.stes.l1' Asss naght- scr. an IRE
ksa was the enly wo= = he crowd thai
'soS water
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reward 81 81 ~ia BE Fa,t for i.fo-~
nation ieaatng 10 tire arrest ana cows
tion of Aax On. stealing copies % ire
Isost-Irtelsissnccr delivered 10 Subscribers
throughout the city.
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ss -a3eAt have tee- arsicira-s,i. Car.
fe-r ..gS. through h.x rzarsRev p c. sas.
tsn. has Srsster a. krswer % fNe lst.s~
. w. SaerT, n yesterday Fesg-Irtesls-
gsncer. !; - azaog1e@d that CAPT Jen-
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SCIENCE CURES SAIL
The New Copeland Treatment Is a Boon to
Suffering Humanity.

This Because 1t Cures Chronic Diseases So Completely That
They Stay Cured AMI Does 1t in Strict Accord With the
Most Advanced Teachings Of Medical Scence-This Wonder
fn Treatment the Copeland Physicians Are Giving All Suf
ferers at Only IS Month, All Medicines Included
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Chicago. May Dives defeated Sehaefsr
In the billiard tournament tonight by a
score OF 80 10 40. The game was much
the hest seen IN the tournament thus far
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n. California readers % TIE pcst-r-sea-
rsv.r~r wfa 1aa n or sale aSiiy AZ CO 7er
a Co . stationery sscrs- ssn &Arses stree~
mat ors hiack Up Market street srom ne
Chrsale.s egaea Prise -
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But when Pullyhard saw the creatures
teeth. he pulled out a probe he always car
riss with him and, pressing II into the
gators gums. he said: DO you feel
thatg or course the reptile screamed
with pain. and OF course be spat Pully-
hard out as quick as he would hot pota-
to-
Yes" said Bass. after Illuminating upon
the story. " bat shouldn't call that pres
ence Of mind. bat slavish devotion to
ones profession"
That's what / always commended" re-
Piled Fogg. hut PuIly hard would have II
that 1t was presence OF mind"
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Tacoma.
seattle.

score BY Innings.
Tacoma .... 20 y O o 4 "a
Battle $500. $500 @ 90 IL
summary.
Runs earnei-on Ferguson !. Van Gle
~ :
rso-base hitS-MoTrissey. kim. Robin
0n
Three-hase hit--Campau.
Donbss rlays-E.gan u Brown TO Frary.
Bases on balis-By Ferguson 2 BY Van
Uiescn j
HI by pitched bali-Isy Van Glssen +
Struck oat-I5y Ferguson 2 by Van
Gsxen 4
Winning run made with none cut
Tine az game-2 hrs.
Cuspifa~Mg. SaggN
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PERFECTLY CURRD.

He Came From Aisska . Chronic lava
lid and unabist work and IL Going
Back Again Well and Vigorous. Cure
by the SAIL Of the Copeland Physi-
eians-
Mr.. William Gisrtz came all the way
from Douglas Island. Aisska. 10 plaee
himself under The care OF the Copeland
physicians. With the result that he is