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fer the first time IN the history Of Canada
tee promoters Of continental union w.ll
4o.1 4 gathering practically sanctioned by
Ihe government.
WIKI each recurring national election N
TIE United SAFES tais question Of a0ncNa-
ton seems 10 come 10 tae surface OH the
other side % tae line. Here except among
nc 10000 French CanadlAns IN Nex Eng
land. there IS no Intense popular feeling
On the question. ana ye- il - stated openly
ia Canadian LIBERAL circles that The sin
ewS OF war come from the states. In
fsc1s. even names are mentioned. and
there are those who openly assert that
Canadian annexation 10 the United States
has one Of It's frmesJ and most avowea
Trends IN the Person OF Andrew Carnegie.
WAT he has contributed 70 the cause. IL
anything. is not known TO the public on
this side Of the 3 Lawrence.
Nor IS he the only American interested
IN thls movement. For the past two years
en- ssarles OF tie continental unions have
been employed travelling throughout the
United States interv.e wing tie most in
fiuential men o. ali parties and building
up secret annexation organiza ton, whica
Is 10 work in conjunction with the Cana
dan society.
Th.s entire work has attracted practical
y 10 attention IN the United States. nor
viii II during any stage OF this campaign,
for the domestic issues are loo vastly i'm
po~tInt 10 permit OF l..
But the work o. the Canadian anucxa-
tonists IS what l particularly desire 70
Write about in this brief sketch. And no
sketch would De complete without 1T leas-
mention OF the man whc IS back OF an
The propaganda WHO is the prime mover
In TIE project and VINO intellectually
stands head and shoulders above any Of
his compecgs in the movement re:er 20
Goodwin Smith, VINO from his naguifi-
Gently antique Grange in Toronto. SUI
rounded hy thousands OF historical vol
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THE MA>ON>s BANQUET.
Grand Commander Caswell Iiouored
hS The S.ca:tiSi, Lie


Tho reception and banquet given by
Washington Lodge of Perfection. Scottish
Rite Masous. at the Masonic temple last
night in honor OF Hon. Thomas Hubbard
Casweu. grand commander of the su-
preme council. Thirty-second degTee of
the Ancient and Accepted Scottish Rite
o. FreeTasonry for the Southern iuris-
diction Of the United States. proved a
delightful occasion \ number Of visit
ing Masons from neigh boring cities shared
the hospltalIies of the evening. among
them being DR. Hamilton Allan. OF Ia
coma. j. r. Patterson. of lympia. W 6.
Welsh, of San Francisco; John r. Convey.
Of Olympia: T. NJ Reed, Of Olympia
Brad W. Davis. OF Olympia. John u. Nc
AlIister. of Tacoma; J. K. Patterson, OF
Olympia r. q. o'Brien. of Olympia: DR.
II. ". Tyler. Of Spokane. r. s. Hare. OF
Tacoma, and Judge y. :. Porter. of OIym-
pia.
After work in the Fourth and Fifth de-
ggees. the entire body adjourned to the
spacious banquet hall. where covers had
been laid Tor loo. The hall showed 20
good advantage. its lofty ceiling and fun
lighted chandeliers being well set off by
the beautifully decorated table. Every
thing about the banquet board itself was
in good taste. and everything was in har-
mony with the occasion. The table it,
self was formed IN the shape of a cross.
tlons appeared the triangle OF Freemason-
~. The edibles commended themselves
10 every eye and palate. and fitted the
guests for Il solid enjoyment Of the good
speeches that came along with the cigars
And good speeches they We're. from the
first response TO the last. With nT. Cas-
par ". Sharpless as postmaster. the list
Of sentiments proposed and responded 10
was as follows: To our Government
and our Country" President Mark ".
Harrington Of the university OF Wash
ington. TO the supreme Council. South
ern Jurisdiction. Scottish Rite Masons,'
Maj. James X Hayden. ''ro the Grand
Commander Hon Thomas Hubbard CAS-
well. grand commander; ITO Albert
Pike" l.. =. Hussey; ITO the Grand
Lodge OF the State" r. :. Ingraham.
ITO the Memory of the Members Whose
I>abors Have Ceased Here Below" Or.
+ II. Coe. ITO All Masons Of This De
gree and OF All Rights and Degrees on the
Surface Of the Earth, Honors and I.au-
rels 10 the Worthy, Health to the Sick,
Comfort to the Needy and Succor to the
Oppressed Everywhere Richard SAKE
Jones.
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nc tnev.taf}s cateonre OF natural avs AM
= Ss sara as aexes I'D 5e4th.
30 g ms convention n Toronto Prof
SEa4tH Ns-l - uach n evidence. although
personally he would PROBABLY prefer nor
% - II fas D4assc eye a. this occasion.
TOT b loFes 20 worS quietly, staying -
cess-a;a,iy. ard - leadership : manifested
mos ~ ne use ma, = made q the mass
Q a'7laexs iaon lttera tssrs Re has written.
ih4 n4t1ozsl assceas lion a. ghs Toronto
ee15zg MAJ probably settle 1pan u d.
Ilf,ct name for ne Movement ~ present
kle alsaex4 ,-oass,s call themselves The
continental JHgon Association II the
province . Ontario. and ,hs fire cl1b-
mousse and printing es18 n4tshneaf attest %
ne Strength % the n evenisnt there Cs,.s-
SIDE o Ontario ever i0Nn ard harales IN
sne dominion has rs E.as.Is a-Spe2king In
aeptndeAee Cubs and IS F'rencA-CAna-
a-An - Jean Eaptzst' societies The
latter are me bone and s3new Of the an
Ile<At!on movement. As they are the so2rc-
o. me liberal Strength - Canada.
AAey made possible tbe overthrow or
ne i4ppe- ministry aud the cA3ice Of
I2el- s.lyet-,oagus1 Idol. T4sar5er. as pre-
n1-er- There are .osiax fully - ~ F'renca-
canadians New Eaglaa3. and IN he pa
peFs published BY them annexation : a.
NAYS ne burning question Ot G1e hossr.
And yc5. w15le theT ar0use but .5ltle en-
fEus.asr7 n tae movement or this SIDE OF
m border they manage o keep alive the
fame on Canadian sod. cor they have =
very large c.rcg.a,i3Q tAro1saoG. tae CO.
Gs.nson-
These French-Canadians are peculiar IN
many respects. They have never merged
an al neve- merge w.th he English
speaking population. Their language and
their customs remain uncha nged under
British domination, and they aave forced
The English 10 make CONCESSIONS 20 tAea
on every hand. The languages % the
courts ara French and English. The Ian
Sl1ges OF the customs service are Fr.nch
ana EnSslsa. And 50 throughout the life
OF THIS great country one observes tAe
tvo strains running side by SIDE. yet
= ReTing waN between
In any election. IL me FreaCh-Caaasians
believe <Aa, votes cast for certain csndi-
dates mean The enhancing OF English al-
thorlty. lacy VIII invariably vote the other
way
Another man % note who viii attend the
Toronto convention * Moutreurs sX-
mayor. NJ Beau4uanj. the proprietor o;
Ia Patrle. taa greatest % Canada's French
papers tie STANDS next 30 LasrleT IN the
esteem Ct the French Catholics % Canal.s.
ard MS Influence az sle convention Nil
probably Dc equal 10 Ihat OF Prof. smith.
A REGNAlL Ii
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ysw York, Sept. 2a.-TAe Cuban Iun3a
las reesiysd an offer from an English syn
ssaie Of loan Of ss.ogl. 900 for So 90. 600
payable tn twenty years President r.
LstFada Palma and the four other MEM
hrs 81 The iun.a held a conference yegter.
cay as soon as the offer was received.
President Palma MAS asked what. II any.
te.son Rad been taken. we have taken
~ decided action a, all yet" he said.
We haye received number OF similar
sasfs from bankers who see that we are
Almost certain To win, bat We have their,
FL under Amusement. We Will probably
leeeat the best terms. The offer OF the
English syndicate seems To cail for large
sserssi. but the fact that they may never
Ut L back must he taken into consiaera-
asa In the last year OF the Mexican war
90 independence Mexican bonds sold for
Ea on the iandr,i.''
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kICks, PUNTs AND PASSES.
= A. {. Football Team begins Prac.
tIess In Earnest

zen husky young fellows. = III IN corn
aAa efeechss and huge woolen sweaters.
aeE shaggy lecSs teating 10 the breeze
= iaey ran or trotied through the streets
sAdiag from \. NJ &. \ park 70 the \.
{. 2. rNeaHnd 10 many the splendid VIZ
a'sss o. he weagers u The blue and white
2 ne grlGtroa last year. and gave re-
haea hope that The aspirants for this
saFs eleven viii fuvn ogt as well as dIf
aesa q last SEASONS team To 10 shls
= MANAGEMENT realizes that hard. con-
80 prariJ.e must be had. and th,s men
5aashiy dfiiied Ia team work aud placed
= ne Aae1t ross. bie condition. FOR fha
Fssah ghas t4e available timber SO far az
go Is not as good as last years. which
saafa sleh players - Bird. Nettletoa.
ssssl 6aNney and 0strum
Nh 'Ais - view. Coach WGitfyen got
eafaiMaics oat yesterday afternoon
- fat Them through s1re sharp pre-
- ar@ci'ee. such a painting, pass
= sasasas on the bail era running. The
Il $50 vas nos severe bat iuteu,la,g mere
= amnser np thc boys The coach him.
made n1oSt savcrahfe impression.
s'eas predictions are already made -
saeeess In hanan ,te e.cveu. Tha
'-A = CUT Yesterday eegr Jess brink
e1Aeles HolcemH. Inglis. Beckett.
- eFec Seft. Aergcri. y e,.}man- TIE
- ssf6asIy bEan vil -. kses ua
s~e9 sASa re season formally opens.
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ATTACK THE IROCHA.
p.bel Groups Firing on the
Whole Western Line.
~eamsH FORAGE CAPTURED.
-. Fiat Bank Bills Now ut a Discount
~ Twenty Per Cent. - More
Soldiers Arrive.

- -ork. Sept. - A dispatch 20 the
go from Havana says: Psnar del Rio
80 advises say ta4E on tns -asa and
- ,rs,s rebel groups attacked The west
= ,,arsxx al0nZ tna entire line. flriHg
- Almost every g0ReEnEaeE. fort be-
- -. NarleI ard Maia.a. 4 Havana
80 carving troops 70 reinforce Arfe-
- ras fred upon ny tina insurgents
80, Las canas and Aiqalzar. A scr
-a.of and ten prisaseS were wounded.
= EeraI started this morning FOR Pinar
- plo 10 resume command IN the fed
- hsx;s active operations Tie CON-
~.aaaut OF the Spanish garrison n B-tEa-
80 reports having rasied a rebel posi-
..ra "a The coast near D., capturing GEer.
- Irsgrgent csraJs and selZing horses,
,.ss arms. munitions and medicsneS
-. eosr,rsardant also captured twenty
sss.,r srnacks, suspected as being ia tns
80 az flsbEst@rs Cgervos, who re-
1000 70 the interio4 at the head OF the
.srx.nt OF his forces. has been since at
.s~Isl and routed by Spanish troops near
SAD Nicholas.
rss Hsrasd's correspondent In Trinidad
~xyz An important engagement occurred.
s an cid fort AZ Eegu.t8g. gheFe Qusn.
- panaera's forces were lntrenehed. 4
sasngsa Column under Col. Lara attacked
NJ an tne I'd inst. After eight hours
svstiny pandera was forced TO abandon
~ rositson, which was Immediately occu-
ga BIZ T.ara,s triumphant troops. Several
rsi1soes were hanged or gnacnetea by tina
.yssss The village OF San Miguel del
r.tron, on The road from Havana %
Games. vas ralded and burned by inzur-
s,sts. Stores ard residences we're rob
- and the churches DESTROYED Many
ssrsasoes men, women and children. who
"a been stripped OF their clothing Or
sdyen OF. doors into the raia and storm
e thesr night clothes. reached GUIANA
la thls morning at al early hour seek
lss refuge.
Tse rebels yesterday seized and burned
spzE.sa comnl.ssar!at near QEemado do
games. containing besides fool ard nu-
ssisns large quantity Of grain ard for
sge attended for tae government cavalry.
The warship Reina Christina was ilrea
ssaH hy reheis inirenched IN strong posi-
fars on the coast near Punsa Cuano The
saahcaf returned .be fire =ith shells.
scattering ire enemy In confusion.
Harana. Sept 2s.-'The bank bills lssue~l
n the spanish bank are now at - per
essf discount.
Tse steamer Baz5o has arrived. having
o. blari sixty officers and e.tio soldiers.
|ssssfozesments for the campaign.
The Insurgents have burned the houses
"a ire plantation OF Carmen, in Natanza-.
| Sunday night there was firing upon nearly
| III Of the forts on the Mariei troefa, but
without effect.
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II. NJ. =. Wild swan Believed TO Be
Ashore tn Central America.

Victoria. = e. Sept. 2a-H " : VIA
So Is ashore somewhere along the
Central American coast. according to re-
ports vaich reached Esqumstlt today
from She soutns Particulars are not oh
taiaab.e but II IS believed hat sic is in A
very dangerous position, at least naval
authorities here are OF that opinion. as
the Comus has beon ordered south TO the
assistance o. Tire unfortunate shin The
Genius b now being pat In readiness for
her trim and VIA leave Esquimalt on
THURSDAY morning at daylight
The N}d Swan is q vessel OF .lS0 tons
au1 lh@ snaHes. % the Northern Pacific
feet. She has hsen FOR some time crllis ing
ia Southern waters. ana e. = thought was
proceeding north 20 rejoia the flagship
y a.a she came 10 grief.
Victoria. z. e.. = ~. @-Later this even
tag e x reported mat the Wud swan
sfrg X a roc& at the entrance = C'aIiao
Aaroor. South America. whiia under fll
cc and that her injuries are so serio Is
a. 30 be beyond repair
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tunes directs teo work taat n the oqln-
ion ~ tine dominica radicals r. 20 ea1 in
:1e annexation % Canada - the United
States.
Prof. Gal1aln @m.ts. once "A ne uaer os
oNf3rts fac's..E. Laser q lecturer a. Cor
nell t1b lie oa~3.v uav. lis income
ssom BIS 5.-ssagy work is said so oe nearly
s. 80 TeAr. Add - tass The income .
Mrs. SsnstA. w-o Nss she widow os "a
wealthy i.uos-1.1n WBtu she married t.se
pf1fsss1r. ana ,aeE set a!ogg very COM
fcrtaely on some snz over $Aa1 q year.
There 4te 1lt few Ens -sa .4oer4. papers
.n Canada. aence Prof Snslta has rather
hard time of it, fJr no matter eshas paper
he picks ep ne - almost certain % aud
p.r aerspa about '-trat area traitor Gold
y il Smilh-
ia. Proc. SmJh IS an aa1exaf5onist frcm
principe. Ifa believes that annexation -
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a. 4coz1-ss-as use - TIE wz-er. That
gzrs ~ sr1r preSeus slTTler - syssezz arr Z1e
~-zS~@fyst hzbs-S taBss berg CyEat-vares n
The par af c0rSu1 1e-S. eYen q anger Ezier
sgsE.y VII prove sEs211egs sate .gElln q few
years. adopted
'R@Sc.vest. I-fYat before adjournment - .
cczferr-..e >c-aztIt-es eject q cso-r--nsE-e-s o.
Officers zzd c-lt5ze-s, 70 c2rs-sr % r1t less
than -- 70 confer ErI1h the Ess111A7.-
pal 2xss ct,rY ne -~.ss bottles % tas c5s1Zelas
Ct Szr3sa-e and Tacoma ufeon 10esEtons q
economy aus3 legislation wn.cA ssl1a-. - ~
cg-1z1or Interest 70 al IRE cities o. lie
frs cszss ia rasS - 2ze. ard 70 s1v.-e tf7s4r
81 zEeSts orS ard cooperation IN trasTstTs
aEz securing rae passage 81 o@S irab.e lsS-
>sssse7 - RE coming seSs&o<a os t1a -sS-
= t4re. adopted
Subsequent - the adoption q the Tesoau-
tons MAYOR " God recommended thac the
- sresa-auea. committee mest win re
various municipal bodies a. the time tla
lax levy = beng El4de. ans requested ma {
ths committee be notified % the times
wren. such meetings are D oe held gen.
s-sI discussion % municipal affairs follow
ed AID f1ie committee adjourned % 17eeI
agaan Ts1eszzsv evening, October =. a.
o cock IN the evening
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HER DACGHrER'S BABY.
seasationalD Development IN the Maple
Nanslaughfer tG~c.

Portland. sept. 29-A startling discovery
has been ma ie by the police in the ease
OF Mrs. Jennie Melcher. who X was al
legged. prcmatureiy gave birth 10 a dead
child last Thursday. resulting from a
brutal assault upon her two weeks "a 20 by
w H. Maple and his wife IN the Mckay
building Tae Maple couple were held 10
the grand jury cn charge Of mauslaugh-
ter. but they were discharged today whom
Il became known that Mrs. Meicher haI
no. given birth 20 a caild. but THAI her
daughter Nas ihe mother OF the dead
chid.
Mrs Melcher had sworn before the cor-
oner's 5fry that she was tire mother -
ire ca5id FOR the purpose Of shielding her
daughte~ WHO hai been taken out % th2
city. Ear.y this morning Mrs. Neicher.
her husband II. ~ J.. Meicher. and pr
W r. II. Palmer We're arrested md an
three charged with rDauSiaughter for
causing the death 81 Mss MelcAers child.
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out OF the coal trade. aud after consider
able expense was converted into "a pas
senger steamer She was then put on
the Puget sound. Victoria and San Fran
cisco route. where she has since safely
carried many thousands of passengers.
Her dimensions are rs follows: Length
20 feet. width ana feet and depth OF held
~ feet.
The CmafliIa had the following passsn-
gers:
Seattle-Mr and Mrs O. W. Nixon, Mrs
Wall and daughter. Mrs. Mason. Mr.. and
Mrs. n. 8. Chan;reli. .. Reilly. Miss Boyle.
Miss Chcesman ard about thirty steerage.
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The Young RenuhlIcanS.

Tacoma. Sept. - Special--At n meet
Ing tonight Of the Young Mems Mckinley
Chsh. George II. stone and r. ;, Gross
cup made speeches Many new members
were added 90 the ciub roI making the
mem esrsh5p 5es. \ monster excursion 20
Seattle ~ planned.
The Young Republican Nc n inley Clab
has secured quarters ~ Eleventh street
aua Paslac avenue. and viii at once begin
hard frk for the success % the entire
ticket The club numbers among It's mem
hers the most vigorous element IN the
Party ia this city. ard IL VIII 10 A power
of good Ia the cause OF Repub!c4nlsra.
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sHAHhEl MATCH OFF.
Ut. ioss n-<sad Man Threatens te,
break 6ortSorttn >a.L

- ..er' sept -r-TheosoEe Boxn. o.
fhIS city. today received a ,gIsr.,.s, - -
" .ssiiss . eorDeft to me erct tnss bofh
% me california clubs having failed "a de-
post purse for hts agh: with snarkev
tsAe match is or, and he wiu row make 2
snaifa WITH Fftzsiurnons az lsoof a. nax-'-
o'e. " Aen informed or fsIs sharkev, who
= asFe TO give al exhibition with "Rsassy.,
's.1.a xheF, became very mad and ann1s.ne-
81 that he wa! break 6o~hates~ 49, -,
ssshf Lyaen. SaaTksy's manager. saws
there are plenty OF other clubs willing 20
OTTER a purse Tor The light. and he was in
eoFFespondenee by wEre with Co~bs.t tafx
afternoon. though with what result ear
nat &c learned
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CANADAS NEW HOPE.
Annexation Party a Powerful
and Growing Force.
CONVENTION SOON ITO BE HELD.
rench Canadians the Prime Movers In
The Work TO Abolish English Rule
Some Notable Leaders.

reward he close - this month n cor
Ns-.5son q Cana Ian annexat5oniSSs : %
Dc ae4d n Toronto Under primary cir
Cafl's'aaces t1is announcement would At
tract bat Attls attention. bat n the do
ul-alon under Tia conservative govern
n2s1ts the work o. the S1-caile3 coutin-
eE1a4 union associations has been pretty
tfcro lSafy suppressed. even correspond
ence being tempered NTH ~ Canadian
olI-c!als. THIS year the liberals are il
authority.
- -.tre1 I.agEier. taa 5rst French Cana
dan % attain ne premiership. = a. heart
ne sia1c7es. % annsxa -iOaiSts, and 50
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some one Has the Grin.

Mrs r e Fraser. IA resident 81 this
city. IS MORNING Fhe loss os fne new
Grp .ifie,t with wearing apparfi. she was
a passenger On fhe so Northern Paclfts
overland Inst night. aud Jeff her gr,9 .n
fne waiting room FOR "a fe~ minutes while
sire wert 49, far a. Fret avenue On her
return she grip had Vanished. anH seArcn
a. mlch as gaey 3ula Mrs.. Fraser ana
hs~ daughter could set TO trA Irs.
Fraser ;ook the train. while her daughter
FASTENED X poHce headquarters. where
she reported ,ne theft and gave a descrip-
rio- % tlev grip
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It Is Expected That Guatemala and
Gnsta EIca VIII Join.

New York. sept 2a-The Herald this
morning publishes the following dispatch
from Panama. Colombia: The Hcrald's
correspondent; In San Salvador telegraph
cd that the newly established diet OF tbs.
Central American Union has addressed
a circular letter 70 all friendly nations.
IL is expected that Guatemala and Costa
RIca will enter the union as soon as they
sec the satisfactory results which pcliti-
clans say viii assuredly he obtained. The
diet Is now 81 session.
a wsekiy paper. 10 he known as the
Feaeraiss;. viii soon appear as the organ
OF the diet.
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STATE PAIR RACES.


HnTka Yakima. sept =. -saeefal.-Tosav
= asa WaAsa cay a. Fhs stzs4 far.
bur that cisy had no deiAgattay. hl-1 T.,
stea1 fully % exearzaonEsfs came n a. a
sss@siai from Tacoma and Seattle. xxfs.g.rsr
R1- crowd a. TIE grounds 70 ssc1f, 49,
Portions The races today were hot.v rsys-
IesfezA. tho iocal hors@s getting 10 the frop.
asons NiaA the crack ss4pgerx from o.
SOC. Tie hais rssle and repeat rz4n.
The tao principal faces or she - -.
~o~S ssT-s.a trot-Pttf5x won TFhsasxa,
sseofsd- CATorno tairei. Tlaae. ~ pr.
80 tf0t and pace--Dece3ver -or Marl--
nm second, Ben l. third. Tine. ...Is.
-,S''@. 2-1s.. - -Aa'
~ rseA Is IN splendid condition. ana
TIE weather beautiful. az
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IDENTIFIED THE HEAD.
The Body OF the Murdered Man stu
Undiscovered.

Plttahurg. Sept. "a mans head found
yesterday in Wiley's grove, which the po-
lice authorities thought was that OF VI.
L. Downs. "A missing defaulter OF Baisi-
more, was positively Identified today as
that OF Harry keiso. OF this city. no
clue has been obtained as TO the motive
of the murder, or the whereabouts OF the
body.
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The Nor h-wes.ern lfne hss fh-eA tafw
trains between =. Fxaa ans CHICAGO. II
yaar tran fror3 the Nes; should oa ats.
AIS yoa deaf connect, re+olect t.s $50,
taa1 TAO hears - NA.t. Tais = aa tza-
porta-t matter = yen &re "a barry r
~ Parker IuSes Sound agent. - Egrs,
avenue. Seattle. WAsa-
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s-ysar-cSss sns4 1yszrssx. TIE WHINE -
% sold AZ auction for 80 sova resgnz. dis
tffsee one ME- Cir r. F1rguhzves Fsss-
s.aesns vas second au1 Mr. Falrriehez- 49,
srf9asis thire. Dsmses n. was purchased
oy l. . I-az7os-scn for 80 yzs.ssezas.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-09-30

Sprague. Sept. - Special The Rail-
way Mems Non-Pavtisan Sound Money
Clab organized here last aight with atty
members There was great enthusiasm
ard the membership will undoubtedly in
crease 70 ifsl
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You Feel SMALL

UOw SMALL. roc FEEI. WHEN yoD BEErsu
IL 70 aotlcs your covers Of manhood .an-
ing Then you lose the cor s6enes ard self
esteem which comes w1th vigorous strength
You imagine yourself smaA. ard you are
yau loss that respect which In tie rigas
q mEaly qualities. You gee nervous. fres-
FL. and insapaaIe OF mental action. Ynil
are approaching Hervoes debility. and neesg
help.
through years ~ gocf. faithful ssrvless
Dr Sander Electric Belt h&s bssS the oni,
fr5eaa II wsax. nervous mer. u has mad"
Thousands ~ lives harry. saving them 'roias
miserable existence. II an ttaEkfssx
that so not hare 20 pass tss re~t ~ uJ-
llfe ia nat miserable condition. writes Mr..
+ A. Morse. Los Gates. Cal. after beng
cured by Igr saaden' s Electric Belt.
Il Is natural remedy tt cares hy.
rzaksaE sos st.oag azd helping yeu to
.hwe~ 90 disease 1T orly helps nature"
Bgt shat rasre can arg remedy doF isns-s
tire bad help ia tine O, need yca would.
never be ssek or weak Or. Ezrten has
wrf.ss> valuasie BOOK upon this subject.
You ear have !. ~ nal. eioseIy sezled.
tree. Aaeresz or cali
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whrn raav Vas sick. We gave her Cast0rfA
When she was Cillla. she cFlNt -. C.As,or!A.
When she becansN Miss she chung 10 CAST
when sic hal Children. she gave them Cas:oyta