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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-09-02
LOCKWOOD HAS VANISHED.
After Securing Bonds, the Ex-Trea--
arer Drop. Out of sight.

Special Dispatch to the Post-fntslligencsr
SOUTH BEND, WAsh-. Sept. LEX
County Treasurer 5. F. lockwood, who
voluntarily gave himself up 20 ths autho-i-
tt@s Monday of last week % face the nu-
SIC. as he said. aid answer 70 the iuGicf-
ments found against him for larceny ard
eEnbezzlement Of county funds. uaysse r.
ously disappeared last Friday night aGd
has not been seen since b. anyone IN this
vicinity lie vas given his liberty by
SheEIG Brown IN order 70 raise the reces-
sary required bonds OF sI@6 for each
OF the counts. Every morning he report
ed 70 the sheriff and outlined his plans for
the day. He rad raised enc bond and
reported that be needed but ore more
Sondsrnan 20 complies the other. The
completed bond. while approved. had not
been died He vent 10 Tokeiand Friday.
bus returned the same day. and was last
seen By several parties about O'Clock IN
the evening. walking along with bowed
head as II tn deep thought HIS absence
Saturday was remarked. but 10 paFtl slar
importance attached 60 t.
Saturday night the search began. and i
then developed that no ore could tel
where Lockwood had spent Friday even
ing HIS friends were as much Ia the
dark as any one. For a ttme the opinion
vas that he had committed suicide but Il
spondeuf IS he reported better success
IN raising bis boud than he had expected.
While & Il probably true that others were
inf crested in securing his escape. a. be
mad said that - be went down Others
would go with hEn. the IDEA that he was
murdered has met with few adheren1s.
The general oCdafau + that he has skipped
out- probably having received financial
assistance TO do 80. HIS esca pc was GER
taEuiv managed skiIIfaiIy. a. south Bend
e peculiarly dif7crtt town 20 disappear
from unnoSfced- L e heume1 n By for
ests ard there are but two outlets. ~ rail-
or steamer, neither Of which he took
Sheriff Brown t. - me opinion that he
fs hiding IN this vicinity.
All principal points in Oregon and
Washington were promptly n0tlaed ~
wire ~ lockwood = Disappearance, ard
harabills having his photograph and de-
scripgBon have been mailed everywhere
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-09-02
WELCOME TO THECITY
EVERETT GIVES RECEPTION TO
METHODIST CONFERENCE
Dr. Driver Delivers Another Able Aa-
Hn. Held Fsf. oxn an Debate With
Leading sk<ptfcs-Basfn~s. ef the
Seattle Coafer~ne~-passrfef Gen.
ference opens Today.

S5scszf Dssp@sch % TIE Pos.-E-tslIs -s,cer.
EVERETT ser The nxzA sszssaz
C. Ens feszsrznss- cab. n coznecsxaa ~ 81
eAe II & ccztsrszse, eoITs1e9 81 CszzrAI
eSssx@ a1asa a. s'Elo1z EAss -0rzE-g
EaseE S<a1azz @@rw8ess we're nar16zetsz ~
Fzsv. A : Carszg - S@str.e- TIE aus1-
ness sessscu - TIE ci4s fcS1awss VIA
F'rezazezs A = Ezzsez n ne c1zE- TIE
COMMITTEES C. 1nanse vas Instructed %
-elleeE frorz TIE Members 81 -Ae expenses
% t1e @@ss.e--
Rev. T. v. C2aypooE Rev. " r seEeck
and - z EIl19sz wer% appointed y com
rz1ttss O. vesoIltsgns.
Il -ss expected that Rfsacp cvrzas D.
Esss ~g1l6 D. acre fhss sfternosn % al
dress Ens cIao az g e.esock. hssr n view
81 fAs fat thar sh@ Seattle rz@uhsrs in
tended 70 ho5a pirate session IRIS aseer-
Eoea 4 vas 4ees6s1 70 cancel re s@rvtcs
a. thai hear.
Al ne roEad table The subject was
~Pgshe 8fnistegsaI Funetsons esz5z acted
BY Kew. Wlinaot ygzszaeid . d Hav E
=. C1aTpeoi. Rev. Mr. Marasst ard Rev
sxv. Ludwlg Continued she s1n5eet cissng
rHzuy interesting Incidents. Mr. Mar8e-t
sd that once. gAeE ne came . r1at part
% ne marriage eersrcuy where Re asked
Ire Lady Z sac would take this nan. etc
she answered. Yea bsE. I VIAL Ard 4
Vas FER laird. TOO.
Ths address ~ Or. T. o Driver on The
Essraaf Sonshlp and THcarnasfon %
chr1sE- Evidences From Nature. vas ths
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-09-02

Ssw York Ma snd Express
clever E.uEIl oman. Mary = ca
seU ha4 cssiled atteasisa Co tas large pan
ser - w8nasH - roval blood who have
bees ayraa writer's u knA sort Sc
aw8ras tne r2iw 70 EAFnzem sylvia eae fa-
rsogs goet queen q gournsnfa Tsls ala-
ginEusaed singer lnhArHs n1Ien af Ser tal-
FRI ffou her me-hsr. Ska rrsacrss - WED
vao Ia Esr lue. Wrata sq1ne 81 ~ eelcs-
lar and impressive aymns ard caaats.
Elzaaesh. agsea ~ Bohen4a wha vas
Eras.sszaasaer - GeerNs 3 and 5srazt an-
c. ssrrss 2 queen ksgtorGs wrote exc lt g.t
religious eostrg when az aanls IL Sratssaf
zcnY Ia hsr stop - eso.zslsFy- AuesseF 5ns
~ sae stgart fErrslF. May queen - sos
Is Hls1 ssta 10 a4Fe composed seseea5 ver-
So upea churca taEses u canasI taste
bsaUfv A raFsl stnEeE Gf more fea1
1r.a-a9a aflltF uas Ma~se queer - H-sn-
gay. EeE ffs vas o. ~ great t-a1f3a
als aaas uffie Joy sse Eeaad Eas IL -
r.z-sus activity ~ eanterna EFe-
ssAuzss express ere ens8slsa % WNtrh wa154
81 ecru 90 50 sa4 career. A roel aEase
nz ara g. f5g1 tn cnA1T t4erEaE 2Heaafa-
rtss ts tn4 Princess E0ssa ffeu~is--a alss.-
frass x HraEsteE alr-- Rnc vas eaa Z una
slrc4esrs az tas rreaens ~, oeTar ~ gzet
lara. Sae Was Wasr8a 90 sFrcuE - IRA U.s.
.er wha fre.l seaffY cari 9craa rsaxses.s
FMet1t ASIA tfsft% T" sReA-A tlFf &&A afAt~
s-s sc~nsaHs ard agunA The msaer z
Emperor - Aizns & tsa Prlreass Ils-aa
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sgfsers q great neaafv ana frrs Tea
Frngraas CataeEZne ~ RUSSIA Is 500 rs
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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-09-02

tPoN THE kLoSDIhE RIVER.

Do you recall that tine LAST var
Upon the klondlks river.
We thirsEea for glass Of beer.
And shook with many a stfverE
4 OF since then have wondered why
For gold. to Natures qziver.
she did nos Eave wedge OF ria.
L pom the h1orkafke river
Our boat kept nleaa1re with is car.
III one September morning
TIE river fFoze from shore 10 shors
y kf0o4t minutes warning
And cur eur eon1nlssary 50,
We dian's have a silver
o. anything rs eaf out snow
Upon The klandiks river.
Wed dug four soas q gold a week.
And pitsd i al around u.
Into a g4ttter3az ysiiOw peak
Jus1 as the winter downed Is.
AID SEea Ire summer came onca rsora
A4EH0ugn x seemed II never
Would c3Tne gain ne were dead sor,
Upon Las EIon1Ike river.
Fer not a gpacx e agst had Ne.
~ al we had collected
Beca use, bF gravy. dent 700 see.
Twas net A. - expected
Fer @rE8 was needed rsgnE along
And stEn 20 stop a shlvsr
Ard pound fer Eaoanz 30 tsse zgslery sarr
Upon fEs kion1lks river.
- vixen TIE warm had killed the cold
And Writer tine was over.
We'd eaten al car Flle % god.
And SUI TeFs not IA clover,
B@czuse we owed a board bgH get
Wnlch NttA cur b-sE enae4var
vi Ntp@ he Sd tbs yazF sell ges
I pa tae Ebou1fke river
ny. ]. l. n New YORK So
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-09-02
FOOTBALL At TIE c. or w.
nianek sgaIa in sehosf-fast Years
Tsam Loses ssaoss w~m

There r. icy anaorg tnN university hrv.
ever the brighter prospScs for a xs@f sssst-
ssAtt team IRIS Ezzr- Yesterday K T.zrsers
Esanck. tie weis- Known 7 VI G A 49,
le1e and gsa5Esa8 ptages. enfere.s t. -
saTsity. Il e rat kn0Nn set zaat ITS at
tfNae VII Dc toward athletics al the ursi-
NsFsaEYs One or5eexuEs Is that IL AL
participate with the anzvsrxgty xhene.s ?
the II g A e n0t esacerasi. whila
Others ssy faey believe he vii be a IT,
xsrslty mar cue and out
Besis&es Dir. EA1nek there are several
c{n@F RES sfs11ent8 whose weight ard TO-
hsiat appearance mark them a. song faas-
Bell En@n. Among their i nlan WHO has
played en the team ~ tbs agricultural co.,
leEe. ~ Pullman He l. = years Old sf,d =
said 10 weigh - pounds
Two st4seEffs Of last year who ID ras
play fosA1s but who are good husky
fellows and would make spl@nfsid piayers
Eow declare their intenfion o. trying for
tae team These are gsctor ard Coara4
ScansId- They accompanied the Isalsaa
party % Mount ST. EHaz fh1s Eumnner ard
returned wlth nne. tawly comps xlsnz, r.
creased agolrduposS. robust Asalth AM
muscles % steel G. + MaFford vel
known In track athletics. also aceomua-
nie1 the party. ard eoznes back equally
improved physically.
OF last years football team Harraiz Cal
ho4n ard Durham are II Alaska. ard sew
Capt. Lindsay and W. II EArg. the heavy
weight guard. are tbs Gniy tao Of thar Ia
nous team who are back C. e FILL and
II. L Richardson all probably return Ia 4
week or tx8.
The talk about the ramered combination
with the : \. G. Indicates mere ssrorgly
than ever that the university boys vii &C.
eisEe 10 part with any ~ their ffexsssosn IA
athletics AT understanding that no con-
tests snaN take place between the frg ar
gauizatigFs cannot hs reached ssth0at
nauzpErlng Ef5s tfE4e ssefssSence q enc or re
ether. since Under sach an agreement
both ire GLIB and the university could not
be represented at any ere meet.
Miss Mabel Ward. wko capitalized ths
young Wan1sa's basket cal team IN IS
marked successes two years ago. b agaEz
~ college as i also Mss Name Andrvxs
another Eaes9 PLAYER IN basket bail Mss
May Goodman. Hiss Louise Isiard ard
Bliss Emma Roll are ether players q ac-
kaswses3gei excellence mha are ln college.
4 spien1lz team could BE osgsnlzad K TIE
yoang women were 80 Disposed
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-09-02

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buried ne n1acnst-
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-09-02
kLoNDst. E-A PARODY.

To go, or net 20 go-that IS the question;
Aaeta@r rs better 10 say a. Aome and
suffer
The stiags ard arrows Of q slender living,
or 70 take passage for Alaskan aela
Ard oy Bard digging end aAent 70 go
To gamer nuggees and yellow dust:
Ara ~lsh Ia gold % pas tbs mortgage,
EHd the aearsache. rsLIeye the needy
neIsh5or.
Azd sazlsfy tas thousand wants
That Ia poke hosk ONLY can dds a
Devou.ly q e wlzAed- To go-,o dig for
PeFchaase % starve or freezes-aye. there's
the rub.
For q MAJ and Of Arctic winter and
dreaEy night
Wa hardship come. with danger 70 both
life and lima.
When ~ have s1ndere6 far from home
and friends.
And goae oar way from comforts priced /;
These All must give Us pausa
And bid due fhoIghg What b r to do.
LFae. We no" enjoy three square meals q
sacA as they. are: ard In our own beds.
We snGsly sleep a. night. greeted BY the
morning san
On tlase. and thns a. our fast We break.
II daily paper fresh We read
ms soF.d-wide new; DIT with al these
comforts.
A nearly erlgty purse. taxes unpaid.
Ana constant striving 70 make both ends
meet
Life Is, 70 say the least. quite naonotonags
sEaA we 60 North. and ike Digger Indl-
ans live
A season, 70 work with pick ard shovel.
n4a4ag Ga frozen pork and beans
n thaE unexpl0red laEa from whose
bourne
Many miners ali not return 7-puzzles the
viii
And mslzss Us rather bear the rs We have
1Llan % ~ 20 oFaeFs that We know uos q
thus CAUTIOUS prudence makes towards OF
all.
and thas the golden hue Of resolution
IS sickiteG over gtta tbs pale cast Of cogf-
t4;i0n.
Aad-tske Il a. IN alive thiak vel walt
TIL spring
-RooaI BoraL
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-09-02
stanaisR of the Clab..
a.ag q sae elaos % to date Is
closely oontexfea TrattIns race.

HARTFORD Ceau- sept I--~Seven
heats were t-ptted By Tie 2sH horses az
Charter Oak park today wlth0us a aeel-
sion having beer reached. After carenrlng
the secana and talrst beats George Anna
booked Ike a winner. II re rex hear she
dropped - lass place and two brasks n
the 1fta caaagd her - - shus ou1 Town
Lady N8s doing TIE sssadie=s Nerk 1llaziS 4
SIZE xos aaiy o8e heat. ssarmavy.
10 class. rroteln@ curse S. eo tanaatsh-
ea s-Euf'iy wau. Nancy TiFaa second
Town Lady thEr1. = 81 1iz1e. al31.
z-It caass tFotzius purse s. 5sa--s - slanA
Earou wou. Caa plain jazz @scond. pax
Seth tafrg3 Ees- ffnna sssV4
sW class pacing. kurss s aes-fS,Einetss
wan. Pearl 0n~ard 4eeaad. Badge lhlra-
fyess tsTne. 1sg.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-09-02

down 10 dinner GA the frst night oGt- and
fot.nd himself seated az the table wish th@
former husband OK q comic opera pTsE'aa
donna who has had more than The usual
number q thsm. an American nurnorist.
who takes an annual trip q England, Ana
a woman Who Was once very much TAXED
about. and the successful publisher 81 a
magazine. Csz AnUthsr tourney across ths
head OF an establishment that makes spe-
eia4ty Of religious works sat next 70 4
dancer who hAd just made tasiuFa AZ 4
New York music bah. bar had freely Al
verflsesf her European scandals. But mono
Of these coEiunctinnS was more amusing
than one that occurred early la The sum
user. Then weii-k80wn young literary
nan 81 New York vas seen 81 the Sunday
morning service sharing q hymn book with
Anna Held. who looked as deyoet as 81.
Cecilia"
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-09-02

~. - tazx sAsrs ~ - - Excuse ~
reafzl@ E1sHzrser - rs-ztE 81 Ha~e "a
Is zrasz1 -kAE tn&y 81 Sss rxxssTe sEs-y
A8z-ks
- rA13 --ess ST. - wzte~ she sS-@~i9z
q EA@ - A. 4zd zE<rns-s * ~ Ese-
tasAA = 2ees-eE anz 80 EsHfavzss Asss-
sTtzss 3 a. sasagxx-
s~s-zAsggxs % : rsse awen eaeee1 tw@
9G@ &c " eSs@~ -. Z. t11es sw4xes.
AsfN-rlAE @EMa. EEN9 eEFse pftxeS
4 = 49, sszz.ss-z sass-szs5rss ~ 4 RE arSz.
= - & 8rs we sraa -szee4 EA *
%. f~s-sz.@e 5aazssza. - 70 s.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-09-02
GOLD ON THE HIGH SCHOOL SITE.
Minfng Excitement Breaks Ont I'm
the Heart of Aberdeen

Sue-saI UE<patca 10 TIE Post-fnteIiigencer
ABERDEEN. SEPT L-AseFasen has \
Mining excitement Of her own an ls1
acres 81 land il the city was sled on yes
terFAay. M0st * the property = "a to~n
Issz. and Il TIE ground proves "a good as
tscatsrs hope q merry tine may Be sx-
r-ectsd. a. the high school building ard
several % the finest resltseucss e town
are io..zied on e. The mineral = found
ne = black sand underlying about four
feat OF gravel ard runs about s. 70 ths
cor. according 70 several assays made
As there is plenty q water ard Diensy 81
tas sand x VIII pay big AZ tnat rate Il
Is the intenrfoa q heaters 70 rsol issues
art ssak shafts on different parts 81 TIE
hf1. ard thoroughly determines what tney
haze 10 slEht- A competent nsaE aas deem
z.znt for 10 take charge % tae work The
lard vyas crlgfaaIly owned By Sa1s Benz
ard ass wife. Martha Bean. and vas pax
eafe5 IN $50 80 they can hoEa al ire
mineral f0un6 as pr!or e taAs time 10
reservations of mineral rights Szs zen
t.gn IN UnNad States patents
y this gr0unz proves good. al fss scr
reszasEns .sss~xry al doubtless b stakes
-. As the f1rusafl1a u neariy al AAae.
an4 black sand i found Any~nere On tna
hsz7 land
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-09-02

An0tre- rEz1e * aazekafi b-stws1z re
tssszz sssz1 tA@ Ean.sreF ard tke SzztI8s
AFaesfAe GLIB tear uas - plsys& o. re
n &. a grzzG.9s a~xs Saturday after
rroE a. esork TIE n91c@rE & rez
A5ntassT were nee pAeassa mtsA ne
ESzr1s ss@f~ tezn p9s Mn. ard lnssst f2At
fasy ressee-r themselves
TIER team Eas ossn materially
- szxtzen46 "a a 1E-ber = Places ard
tH@y f@~a sure fs@y car Win this zan.e.
ard even tAtzEs Eo- TEzg are grzeEkesER
aasiy - Is TIE 6. A e tsarz-
Tue Seattle Athlete CUB faaz wn
- made up - ne sane Old stars ara
favor1ses a. azsr ttHas ard although trey
- 81 - r better foFSn tran last rEEss they
expect q z1en harxsS< Ezrse.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-09-02
Crs-ssnx tAe OCEAN.

~ ray - true fEsf poverty rsakss
sf~arg@ sezzfsb59Na sad r.aG WHO re~
err y - @<z@4 frGz Europe q a Nv
Tark r IN rrroFs&- ~szG IT, cozahl sAgsasa
< 14Fers1 pe~ssaz 70 - ssEzz6 zhzur fn=
sssssT as rssza-szale r. gaszr wzy a. arr
fAsn& q ths k.n3 weH eszs4 - 81. -
serarzsr EaaE czrySs3 zae aws~ tzewe was an
axsax weA xmawEs fsr rs axra-ssvesssasg
-. -. s@.-s So . S-s--s S1zz - Nsns
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-09-02
saIIy saaI,h .na pl.en te Ftwht.

san FRANCISCO. sept / ~ Articles
saFe beer sagnSA ~ SslfT Smith and
George DaEgE eaEl5zx Tor a rwsnfT -rngzsst
q on October : a. Woo6w2ras Ezvflssfs-
H Aza081t u tie purse - s5sa. q
wasen g. - Eges 10 TIE loser. Tae la4s
are 20 Enszh Ia 81 - r9enas 81 n the
afternoon. Joe cs5Syszzxi has beer agreed
4pan e Eke ret~Tea
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He \. wanted GH Several Cities

PORTLAND. Or, segt- i-E FREED
ran alas AIph &c CfsaiSer. Nho was ar
rested in Tacoma today. II wanted + KS
ety.. Also saera zenE5. Sg~okAos ana s-esz-
~. fo- forgery n this cry kFyss. IN AZ
represented himself 81 aeph@T o Baron
Hf-e-h- T. IL sn9wn- th2t a4s faFg@ss@S
srs1s4nt 20 arous It's
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ForeGgs Cash fer American Grnfa-
49, vr~sw -zF~~f4

T~ha tesaxrazus Of gne day report q
shortage q cars Es .ha wss1. aeea-arz nsesi
r. re east ~ Erepars tiorss ggr unpgecs-
de1tss Ewzin salrsrsents II spite - re
las4ehte1ness - foreign hsldeTs = a5lr Sc
c9Ezslss. OR expCrts fcr tns seaRrn All
Sooa - far-tnE tats way more foregea
cash than wa have h&ps5ges "a yeas
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S-zesaf rfruas-h % ths Post-Irse5lsE nssr.
OLYMPIA. Sept- w ? Fraser h2s
srsa-.l-tes rs Report regarding tss charges
axzsnst Road Scruzl -ssssaer Lrss@-ey- TIE
xav~r1or wtU take ths matter g119F a.
N-as-..ras.r
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IL 2zIaEI35sls I1s9ruaI
r IS 2Tusx8ax 70 tGsnk thai here IN she
r-zt-e4 Se&fes ws have = gvear political
rarzT a. least party, Advocating TIE
A1gstssz q rpenetary policy whtea
gApsn has f4s* sAscRr1sf Ard whach re@
ssss azanc-srs 70 Asx1eo ssar VII hazk-
r1Qt fhSE cgEE6~Y.
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VICTORIA BIcYcGE RACES.
Pientifai suppfy of Entry Blanks
the Meet.

g. II. Gibbons. raee manager e the Fsc-
tnria Wheeirsn hss ssnt 20 THE pest-fn-
tslsigeaesr entry hianks for sse meet Nsich
taxes gsAscs ~ fAe Oak Bay track. Elcfo-
ria. September & OtEsr entry blanks have
Been sent 70 Seattle. but Mr. Glaegns haz
taken TIRE prscaaftsn "a send an extra sup
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PORTLAND. Or SEPT I-Ths state q
Oregon - now wzzao4I Eaa1e1 5l2ae4
ssserses srrgruev. tEe cgEZl7Ss ss2faz o. - x
Ns1rprv wzg was appointed ~ Fresilss3a1
1-lsvslar6. having @xEif@1 a F@A14i Z d.
T-aszs ar tae r0agreSsrSsnsA4 esse2slt.A slas
s-rs.s "a 4r~aa - = -zra6 idass- TaEti ?
Eqass nav sr,r.ssrr sg1a@ ere - AZ unzl
lie vaeaEcy = sized
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Some p@op3e asd rot re<xsxe unfa 80
= As BAR over th4t prosperity Rad rs-
termed There are a few perxonz wsgo
tank u0S thar the good tires nay "a
switched Of ard delayed for q year o. rzo.
Reasonable E@0p8es however. laugh ~
tksse 9ogsrerE- TIE bounI3rG grain ard
stock MARKETS ard tie EBranin< rnsI
wass8s SLOW that the basgnass staenmtion
: ay@r arr TIE good times arefzr aasa.
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Recsprocfty WITH France.

FnUaGeF pnla Ises1FfHF-
Negotiations for a reciprocity treaty
With France are reported 10 BE- IN pros
rpss with good prospect 81 a satisfactory
conclusion. This should b. gratifying %
our free trads. friends, 80 far as X goes
but IL probably viii not -. since - =
usually understood that free trade means
Euxfaud only.
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s7ecsaI Ifspzteh - she Fss--Intes Esssee-
F.0LVIfa4E. SEQ TIE SfszEsra q Us
~trv are szzeaTs-&ax 20 rslss 8 Ne wsEs
wz5eA - Sold : eozrrlsc 90 ire hloez
81 tie eanE@r % tl1s city @saen ns8ossg8 %
RE =szv ESer1s4srs - EasssTzAA ssz-zsets -
&. .-s-- --s Esx s-z--S-<s x<s -rsz@ss&-
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- r1ssY Tass-f.s 80 <~nrs- 3 rew a..
- sr&nA or Esch Hras -
Nsrrsssz ssTe~z- Esf2-1 44-ss less
EYsss kzrSE1
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= yom are vou shcufs Nsvs 49, prz.
f-rsgseenasr sent Is yea u w ec.
rss.sssx extra can ~ ear e@acs aa4 aav.
v,.sssr Ea9rsxs cnaEgs4
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valuation q s. 90 gold and another from
an adjoining claim $500 gold In eorase-
auence Of these uew finds there Is a great
rush 70 Eureka
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Are yon Going Csmpfnxs

IL ven ara you should have the Post
rntslligeucer r. nj TO you- II vii cost
nothsnR extra Call az cur office and have
youF address changed
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The Austrian legislature has sanctfonsd
the building of an agusdGcr which VII
cost 81. - 80. ard viii supply me cool
gar.gte rid Ensnes with eco 80 gallons q
water daily.