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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-10-02
oA0n % BE 40 4.

Silver - say -. gold Dse ssy
no. Dat al Who have 1ssd % vhssk-
o. gold OF silver 0en conoode that
foIsy's hosey asd Tar Cough Syrup
10 superior 70 ell Others - Is 10 % !.
Sold By n. Z. BNhnsm. ?
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-10-02
Are Y0a fired

All the time? This condition is Q
suse indication that your blood is
not rich and nourishing Is il ought
to be and it may be il you will take
q few bottles Of the great blood puri-
fer, Hoods SarssParilla- Thous-
ands write that Hoods Sarsaparilla
has cured them Of that tired feeling
by giving than rich, red blood.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-10-02

When they put n man IN jail ne
csDno, follow his ps,u,ai inchns-
lions. He cannot eat what he wsst-
to he is limited to n very frugal
diet. Is IL not equally true " . dye
Peptice For all Of the real enjoy
ment he get. out Of life he might ss
well be In Jail. He cannot eat what
he likes, nor enough. He suffers
much. gets little sympathy. A. firss
perhaps . little heavinsss In the
stomach, q little ~sourness. windy
bslchings and heartburn: headaches
and biliousness and a foul taste IN
he mosth 10 the morning. Chronic
constipation Is almost inevitable. and
means that the body 10 holding poi
sonous. impure matter that should
be gotten rid Of. The poison 10 b.
ing reabsorbed into the blood and the
whole body. lmpurity in the blood
may lead TO almost any disease.
Constipation is the start of it all.
DR.. Pierce's Pleasant Pellets cure
constipation. cure IL % it stays
cured. No other remedy In the
world will do that.
Send 81 cents in l-cent stsmps %
World's Dispcnssry Medical Aseocis.
ton. buffslo. N. Y, and receive Dr.
lIerce's l,O0s-page Common Sense
Medical Adviser. illustrated.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-10-02

What you need 10 somsthiug to
cure you. Get Dr.. Ksy's Renovstor.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-10-02
TAILOR RIDGE forsus.

Taylor Ridge, Sept. S0.-Mr. and
llrs. Neil Baker attended thc Aicdo
fair last Friday.
james Taylor vent to Rock Island
last Thursday.
Mrs. L. D. Nudge went TO Rock
Island Wednesday.
Mrs. s. r. Ball and Mrs. r :
Kirk were in Rock Island Wedne.
day.
o. L. Bruper and s. r. Ball went
out to Coal Valley last Friday to bu,
hogs.
There was q lecture given In EdR.
ington by . colored lady Tuesday
night.
Mrs. Walter Lloyd spent . few
days Of last week with her mother st
Reynolds.
br. r. G. Christie 10 considering
the starting Of Q drug store and dem
tai Office in our little village.
Miss Isle Dusenbary returned to
Mrs. Balls last Wednesday after
spending two weeks ct Illinois City.
There WAS to be . political meet
ing at Reynolds Tuesday night.
but rain prevented . very large Ct
tendance.
Mrs. W. o. Forgy returned from Q
visit to her parents last week. and
she and the children have been quite
rick ever since.
Mr.. and Mrs. d. L. Bruuer, ssd
Mr.. and Mrs. J.. A. Sever, where
among the many who attended the
Aledo fair last Thursday.
We regret to hear Of the departure
this week Of Mr.. and Mrs. John Tit.
lexington and family. 1t will Be
quite . surprise to . great many Of
their friends. %.
There will be . series OF protracted
meetings at the Taylor ridge Baptist
church beginning next Monday night
Oct >. Rev. Mr.. Matthews. Of Cam
bridge. will preside.
The lecture given Sunday night by
Mr.. Mcclure, Of Chicago. was vcry
good. There was quite o good NJ
tendance. though fortunately Tor
this vicinity. there were no LITTLE one.
needing q home.
Mrs. J Stewart invited 3 fec oI
the intimate friends. and gave Mr.
TitteriDgton . very pleasant sur
prise. They each took with hem
. block for a crazy quiit which 80.
left asa memento Of their good will
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-10-02

Hoods Pills act easily and
promptly on the liver and bowels.
Cures SIGH headache.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-10-02
Il s. Peoria ST.. Chicago. Ill,

81 s. Peoria ST.. Chicago. ILL.,,
Jan. II. 1885.
DOR WORKING wo0anas Home &C.
ISOLATION used Foley's Honey and
IL! six years ago, asd are usiag u
today. IL has always been . favor
lite. for while its tasse II not a All
unpleasant its effects are very bene.
hciai IL he's never yet disappointed
ne. wishing you all possible sue
cess. sincerely yours.
Laura G. fixox. Bus. Mr..
Sold BY n. +. Bahnseu.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-10-02

viii replace ire al work that I
ave does during ths pest 10 ysass
thss 70 not satisfactory.
g. n BADooog,
1716 second svOoUO
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-06-15
new To BE COMFORTABLE.


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gwen Es st-E1gsn. god aEz~s1S4. szss
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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-06-15
ANOTHER BICYCLE RorTE.
Many Riders Go 60 snoaa.fmGe Fall.
The snake Path

Tne 6rst big road Tsn az the season took
place yesterday. when over twenty
knights % IRE tire went - snoauaIr-Is
fAlls. about tweniT-ssven niles each way
TIE path uaSe BY The riders along tie
road vas one that = snake ce1ss1 not have
followed. and az no point thrsnxhous ne
entire distance was Il mere than twelve
inches wide
The party left the Madison street Land
inE. Lake Washlngtoa. about s o'esoek BY
steamer. and were az Kirkland AT 3
9'clcck Al this peirf ehe actual work
commenced. All reached the falls EXERT
tsn vito FELL hack on account Of broken
wheels Seven csrs@ hack or the fraIw.
Considering the LATE season ne roads
were IN fair condition They have srssss
harf However, and have not h@sr woru
eawn- A. Redmond those Who starred
snscysd n ans bene-cnokea real Cast
Freterisi ans = W Payne have uaAse
oath that Steve CErrrsa car eat more than
any other phantom rider. Feslowinz = a
list 81 thcss wn6 we're 81 ire r7an, barring
sore naunss thar could nof - obtained
tt z. FrefsTtci r. " Payne. steve Car
mar. +. y Fohss Harry Lesaas. Stevens
Thornton. Stckerson. Young n Lesser
Waiter Camp. Percy Moore. C7aaa Wales
81 A Chadwick. w. n Shenenasn. Cs8Eora
Aaams = Tayior. Racket Case
Morse Charles Wars 81 eNerxss
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-06-15

educate 5epc<sto-s - re vsl1s q real
estate. which = fhsTs4w E-zven % escss-
sire figures 70 The great s-sEry al ne
community az large that TIRE small cap
s1a1Ests who Se net favor savings h@zSs
also shGn domestic stocks. and invest in
business enterprises. fnsAac1rg rG52oas
caz petition unparalleled elsewhere IN
thu EnriS
The &crt- American Eewtsw for Ju7s
c-eas with 4 thoroughly suggestive ana
practical artiels ay Aasrew Carnegie En-
titled The ship % stzts Aar2ft-" r--
Joss7h 4 Senner. TEftsa States co-szrlS-
s5ors- q Eruisrzsion A. Ellis Island,
writes Gpon the ".IEaaa8 grafton from ITALY
and ". J. 4 TraTnor. president q The
American Protective Association, describes
tha '-PclirT and Power x he A. ? a
The Hen. L c. Parker. judge o. tie TniEezl
States district court ecr Ehs Western d.
vision CT Arkansas. discusses fare1siy the
tonl- ssESax 10 Arrest tae Increase 81
Eo-rsasses In Amsrsra while The Out
look FOR silver is sziIlfsslay portrayed BY
no less an authority than DR.. Otto Arsnaf-
the acknowledged leader % ire German
es-x1efazItsrs
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-06-15

The mounted sword contest betweer
CART z =. jennings. who clasnrx the THE
q champion Of the word. and Prof " a
snider. cham ptan OF British Columbia
teok place ~. M8dison street PARK yester-
day afternoon IL fhe presence e srzzl
crowd CAPT Jennings woE sy sccve 81
: 70 L p1snts
The ecntess differed erazn thar 81 which
Capt. Jennings ans Raren MaIchIa took
part. IL that thare Was more fencing mere
lang Grasses and comparatively few '+bis-
hang cuts
The captain shsxea hgrzesf 70 be the
better swordsrran. but as a rider the rso-
fe4ser carried CT the ho1ers Snsasr han-
6lsd his hsrse N what some people termed
cowboy style !" others said Il was TIRE Ger
nzsE cavalry system. He used his knees
and body 20 great extsnt n directing M
animal and the way he made dead steps
list cut of reach Of the captstr. coming az
sEfi speed. Was worthy az mention Cart
Jennings n az adept az the back stroke
while hiz horse IL going AZ faIi SPEED He
warket this Or Sns1sr crce o. twice and
then Snifrr. BY his superior horssEna nshgp.
kept cut OF the captains way.
Sni5er did Rot APPEAR 70 b vel. His
face Was ra.s. Ar Ola nan. who appear
- 70 know Snif-r. said fnat a physician
had prohibited him fraa axhfinw. bar TRAIT
rather than forfeit be had GENE 70 the
scratch.
Previous 60 the contest. which vas call
ed three quarters Of an hour lsss. "srnnse-
rnent@ Was furnished b a nursbsr AZ h4sws
Who threw old programmes ard chairs ca.
q the baxss AZ the TOP Of re grand stand
Several chairs were rendered horz de
e0mhat. The boys seemed 20 fhizk II x~sat
far % hFeak rp the sarnltare.
Prof. TreEarnAn. of TIE 8 A. c aesas
as referee. r. 9. fassrarfty seroressas
Capt. Jennings. while So Dus4ley locked
after Prof. Sniasr's interests
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-06-15

Vsearna fe-e e -Suss}al Tia Battle
sfseer Taengs,a ara H1fesnrfa far second
Asee r TIE -aee Ter the nennaas was
~zszssrres 10 fha h,s4en w~aaaAs
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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-06-15

szzs1 SETTLED zc~- = see t.A 49, -.
~2n OFT n fze s~rsn
= &&s lucky ssr1v@ oTe~ ssss k..-k 49,
y FssSorio1E that ~cr tne xx~s Efsv--
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1~fs S19 AArtzsar w9-z oug &C ezsy ~
nzEs 20 sna 0szsa@s@
Tacoma . Chances Of wIznfnx hinged 81
their A5flity 70 blank IRE vazg11rw = sk@sr
kaA3f ~ Tas ssrtk. as Sh@y had r. re rr~-
vboz.s four Ezsrszxx. Il was neasEy ara ar
LAafscalay doze. ExrTrnan 1esszsnz Fan-
zsfss srczaser and ere s-o-n PssFen IN
quick szzcr@sss8x- Cooke xas2rs1 K 81 by
s@sAeTk1g ~ ElcDfz easy BIZ ard TIE
eoats wat3Sec z~zy wGsA TIE game
Ferguson and Farming x~rs pssse6
against each other zn1 eaxH vlfrfs&zs 4
sElens2tc gam. The Fzssser~ hzss sstsl~
e1fzseEsty "a finding FerxEson up - TIE
a1xEh tnrirg. Then TIE blonde tx1rsSr
Nfzo plays the E2re al tAe Fiase settled
cSwr 4z1 banked The Ntcxoriz7S ne r.
naAtnaxg sea1 ilntngs q ahe game L. All
Victoria landed fo8rts@a nats. sreJaEinx
ors9 n0rne rHn by Whaling ard fsar rwo-
baSEesN. Although Planning pitched "a al
rlrsE Ess al1 time fern. ssrea@Ess Esen
fokrd htrs For q tntzl ~ seventeen hits
tz1ctGc8rx sfcrns Ts1n fPASgsrs1as3 zza
1hxee two-haX&erE. A feature ef fkss game
was the brilliant work b~szfnd TIE ozs q
Whaling. Who alwzvs ylagea nrst IL ne
games here Whaling wzs granite wzfl.
and MS G1e hating zett<a large stare
% the runs ats team Esaee- Ferguson
struck oct seven Of TIRE vsxtxars ard fFs
% the Cots bss the dust aefsrs Faz-
nlngz delivery
Frank czrrsa- vourE iAvyer. was
caSsen umpire. Umpire FsxrzE noE s~anz
IN the city. Er. Carroll MAS impartial
and his judgment was usually god
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-06-15

Sal r-a-eSce Ass vear cue~s-sss 49,
rstv - - szre ln ere nu-7ee~ ~ - g.
Aoars havszx So Ts.s yea - ~sva-s-
rerarrs s1ow taAt - sazoe-s Naxu -.
creased - tAst E1eTe are u0w t~s@e rws~
s0 ar ere 50 eoz Scr every sFfv $3.50
- f~e cry TIE sz1o~ ies-se = - as
new s25a0zs az ss1zS ea1s-zzslv ou~n4s
as - ksEass Rrs-ses E.are- u-rssx
$earlT a. tzs rs-@sr g~cce~ss SCI h-~-
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places ke@e sze8 E1t2 -.56- g. 70 -
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- Soy Azz1zE wars Exz~n's ar "a .4n-
surss 81 re senszgsE. @zs7Tssss Ser "a ~.s-
szez8 49, rw@Ea=sS ard -ssst - $50
wzGes % t@s ErHeSrw sA-rar-- r. r.
crease r A. -sweaus svar aasL vezr vas
Ez4 lea. t&s gasal aS4zS ever T. - AZ
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-06-15

Fred Schore rose la mach pestsr fern
saturday tssn az the preVtuns meet
0wirw - the svsaf exgvn@e ire olua has
xlvaa 50 gha sea ~ nasElax s hsx ussef
h@rs 1nkw 9r :. 81 Wh3ch EaAnF - tAe
California cracks satEhf hawe @nterez
ens~s~ -nx savs fNere - wes hfaE ur1-x
MA RS 3eG. f13 ~ansn - IRE ttssFNl IS - 70
saW hsEn FerfoF Mrs arFpfaaic Tea1s ne =
eoF8f1g snNu PIKE streef hlG reeeatlv
shlnx atwerenFlv
VILLAIN II SNenernsn - tbs csEv ~
STARE slone next THURSDAY - rsse ~ b.
syele % CoisgsT'hsts. tfsio. Re SOS 9rSt
tAe f7ez pasfac hire,
large ruruser ~ tae leoai wAseluae-
tsak a ruA8 ran 90 Sorssas asate yes erszav
ne reuss e cat &sfgsoe street % ire
ak arre@S tn a ssHArs~E 80 AsFksan3 sal
ahen oweFnn8 20 ghs fa5ls
TAe Gnear Csfv C>yr,e C7aA has ssNe- -
t1ss RIA ter 81 hscHesa n8tE frsEg sra
eEsv 20 HAfoas. The rsastsE srAs Discussed
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81 - zss~s @JEh EeUsTal snrreFz3
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EaressGr FHsttrsa1 IRIS IS re s-
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ks~v e-N t-81 wrrEs elsTs Ee@s8sf
$3.50 ~e~fv Fer rwra ssa-s srse-ssssH r4E
s-essqr1v III Is satt Es&s fksR ss9ngs-1 -
~ sse treseEv ea thsr - sra
SIS sas~r shn ro1rts wEae oT fae ~
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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-06-15

- SEATTLE baseball team wiil - haeS
ssrse this week. playing Wednesday WITH
ssrsszra. Therssasy with Victoria Frtstzv
RS Portland. Saturday with NSstoria
az szn5zv With Portland
Fseher Sexton and Catcher Holmes. q
| - Meatgan state University. are noN On
sseA- way 10 Seattle. and 81 - sas that
PSAsssenf IeSAlsy Nas ~tv1e4 F1rsg nass~
"a M~as2av. 81 last SEASONS iNetross
- = TIE Western league Mel'aniey
ssas soarfh among . rsE of Hfteaa neSf
Assnen. his ne16gnx average being 50.
Y fAs hat he scored - rams Ia Ia4 Earsfs
- nalnfaioaa a batting average - ~
rs ~As sore 81 TIRE Western Ieasfse.
ssssa = SOW uext 30 the National LeaEsss
sssaHaxs xten y % not CORE for tbs present
s ieast. nwine 80 the signing of Seort-
- nsvw
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ANSWERS TO CORRESPONDENTS.

mo Communication or question VII re-
eesvs attention unless the writer signs lis
name. 20. necessarily fer publication but
60 show coed faith-l
c p. Hccula-n-Ons ear enlist II the
United States navy without becoming
citizen
Samuel Mater, Midway. Fz--The Alasks
Mining Record. the Sea-rGllxht ard the
Alaska News are published at Juneau.
Alaska Tne Alaskan Is urtnte4 a. Ska
W NJ H Sea+tle-Ths great nations OF
the earth have decsse3 that gold Is ire
measure % vai-e-the yardxtfck- God VII
zo~ bay mere wheat -ncre silver, than
AZ any previous tine. except = 1874. bG-
the aa&ncsers held that goa1 has remained
stsa5fzst. while silver and wheat have
HactEstAt There may cone tine when
silver vii be the measure % xal2e ard god
viii be 5eshrcaes1 All fse great coaEsaeg-
cal nations Of the world hoI1 that gold Is
the o-ly Sound 1ozey.
J. Z. H, Coxlltz-If you wish 20 enter
the navy as an apprentice yoa rsrsf 60 10
the Mare Island navy yard. 81 vallejo.
Cal The age limits are "a 20 T. II yoa are
an able seaman there might be a chance
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-06-15

On the Mo1tsveys row at Tacoma II ycz
are q lAnzsrar the navy probably Goes
not want vca TIE naval rxasexFcus az
Mare Isizna. Cal. enSssss rssz Tar gsaera4
service ard keeYs then eFs a r~Ne4xing ship
fEn they ara needed Write 20 TIA COM
-ns-dant % Mare EslAE5 navy yard. VAL
1ef0 Cal
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-06-15

TIE :. A g. rowing mar are 1ainx thefr
s@st - get into condition sur ire BIG race
AZ Nsacouver. z 2. TAiaEs a-e ret con-
lns a. weiI as they might hswsver zns
Cart. Bsiises hss anything bus \ rosy pstA
before klu. TIE rev shsii. wAirA was
fere-7est upon q - ~sha finest 81 TIE
and. dos nNt ride sss ~ater as weu as
rssEat D. ssxirsf Il IL n~shshle fsas thfs
Ereubls sill ~ reaadfsf. Sut n the uls-a -
tire TIE crew Vsii NJ - gstz-< a. sys-
tsrsaEic wurk recessary 90 make &
" nmer
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HE Fl L IF SPORTS.
"a Seattle Athletic Club Ball
Team Defeats Ballard.
|ucAsTLE ~. PIONEERS 70.
- uag Road Run of the season
- - sneszaImf~ Faffs-TaDG
s.-etss. Win. sword Contest

~-<~rxxr a<ssrroon Ezs an f6eai h~se-
: - xrd shSu. 4ss fans gazneres a.
= n.snrs sxoaz6s % witness TIE gzzse
- re Ballard arsz South Seattle
- f9sns. xkics TIE 5. 8 A c. Won
:. <sarnrez o. re game we're Ere bat
= 81 s~sdErg sf both teams. ard after
<rraxxss aAsfzg oyer f1o hours ire
- sass4-
rs.srtag II fhe score:
uaIIxrd Athletic CInh.
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,sexsxs ~e-s1 ~ rseor-zze Wssf Try
hare bne- sr=azEsv a--oz-SsssHsrs az -
wASl@. ssozg1 sz.@~zstio722 co1sasa@rz -
1szs@ss ta@- tzs 5eg1gs-ez< r-szS ny
scSgar
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Portland. June "a Cashier pat-AeG win
hax bah for Portland. but a costly error
= Nssaires Iet n three yuns "a the
seenfh. giving fhe visitors the game.
Scers ~ ianisxs-
.s-Easas $50. -...s : la
ssttse . - . Q 81 q : Iii
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- Hts and Errors Were the style
of the Visitors

ssvesssie June <.--5pecisi-Tne Sew-
~. Athlete Cl1o team wen from fhs
,rsesrs. % Seattle. IN an interesting
nnk played here this afternoon. By a
rnrs a. = 10 IS The visitors efS mitch
y s<sf batting. bur their numerous ev-
rs lnxt them ;hs game. Following -
be seers.
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Indianapolis Journal
The coming gneaffen IN The Democrats
party Is not 80 much Whether the taFi
viii waE the dog as which Is the dog and
which the tai
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-seovna June i&-~Tacessa s-aiehea VIC
~ from defeat IN TIE fepta inning 10
y. when paxforEas bAfte8 a honse ran
- nstfei two runs ard son the ssrne.
saTy hissiue was The order Of tie day.
= sftensance wss iArEe. TIE score
saron1A ..-....a I afi III a-fe
rrzarsA ...l 1 bra Q Q Gle
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s..sh seattle Athletic cIub.
<uni ma ~.

Summary.
esse. tnses-s s A. c. Is. p. A G. S
&sex q bAsfs-By Gem e. By Holland
e = rarp6eE :. ~ Ped 4
mss BIZ being ne ~ pitched baEI@-Ev
-xm by Gampbesl 1
Frurk oas-By csem ,. by Campbell 4.
3 Raj
rvsazse hitz-FoEIes. Blanek. Small.
TxHcH~
F1Fns rur-Es4-rk
orzhse psaya-TFens 20 Roberts 70
|lHnrk Csr1pheli 20 Small
NJ 2isck-Clen.
- 81 yaEne-s hrs g min
E3Eesre-Mr Jackson
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Newcastle
score nv Inning

score hy Innings.
S~r~sssse 49,. - 0 s-et
saae~rs . ~ I Q ! 0 e-zs
<um usary.
THs-AasA Newcastle I. Pioneers :
raree-hase hsfs-psonasTs I
Bases staien-<Ry Newcastle Il. BY Ft-
&<s-x
nauale niav-N~wcastse. furnssen -
fseAey 20 Mcknight
nze~s 81 balis-Rv I.Er1S9en 8 by
zasavy &
81 ~ Ya1cner-~EsHnssden 2
s~sek osgs-Fsy fsmynsgsen = ny Greg
rS
EnA rltehes-fsy LuTns3em Z
rmnlrz~-Mr e g. CALHOUN.
T1re az rAsne-a hrs S Minis
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:Daay. sp4z4y except Sa14ay.
skert aE1 9zrscs Ire 70 AZ roiste u
British Cs.aEo4A thTsuGa sas gracspal
lprs~r districts 81 Western wasatrEscn
Genera sE1ce- &c nA7 block esasfsa.
WASH
y A ALIEN. Csnerai FrssgAs aaa
Passenger AxenG
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Seattle,
Lake Shore
& Eastern
Railway.

I ms III = H Inos Rssssssr&
Trains leave ara arrive ss2ot feet e
Columbia street.
TINE CARD ~ EFFECT DEC = isA
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c p. Hccula-n-Ons ear enlist II the
United States navy without becoming =
citizen