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Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1897-07-01
No Need OF Pain.

Mans most painful anilctlons are
promptly relieved by Billiards. snow
liniment. You will never know all
that llnlment can do until you Try
this one. Cures rheumatism, neural
gla, sprains, burns, ETC., as by magic.
The most penetrating compound ever
devised. This case Is but one Of
thousands; ~ had severe attack OF
rheumatism. Could not work by day
or sleep at night. Three applications
Of Ballard's snow linlment cured inc
within - hours. Q. w. Ford, (Of
Lyon Supply Col NJ. Worth, Tex.
Prlco 50c, Sold by +. Shanahan. Ib
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1897-07-01
Il saves ohlldren,s Llves.

Whites cream yermlfuge insures
your child against one serious danger
10 promptly rds IL Of worms. IL acts
thoroughly, but is just as harmless as
a children's remedy should be. Has
been sold for years and received the
warmest praise Of grateful mothers
everywhere. II your child Is peeylsh,
restless, II It's breath Is bad, II 10 picks
It's nose or starts IN It's sleep, suspect
the presence Of worms. Health and
right growth cannot come until the
trouble Is removed. Cream yermifnge
cannot fall Price 25 cents. Sold by
z. Shanahan. ID
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1897-07-01
The Llver Keeps People Vol.

When the liver Is sluggish all other
organs are involved. You suffer from
constipation, blllousness, jaundlce,
headache, Indigestion, pain In back,
ehills and loss Of energy. You will
never know how promptly these troub-
les can be cured until you use herbine.
IL cures quickly when other remedies
utterly fail. Regulates tile liver pur-
lies Tie blood ilerbine Is a harmless
vegetable remedy that gives new life
and energy almost from the hrst dose.
Price 70 cents. Free tlial bOttle at
=. shanahaus, yrb
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1897-07-01
Pllaa Arc Eaa,lu nnrad

Nature has provided a specific foi
piles. u Is the active principle Of the
common buckeye. This principle Is
extracted by special process aud In
combination With other remedies
forms Tabler's pile ointment This
olnfmcnb cures nothing but piles, but
II cures blind, bleeding and prOtrnd-
InH piles every time IL makes 0Pera-
fl0nS needless; cares when operations
kil This Is why physicians recon-
mene ~ hpttles 80 cents, IN special
tubes Tor handy application, ~ cents.
Can 10 sent BY mall Sold By Y shan
ahan. ID
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1897-07-01
The Danger Side OF Lightning. Rods.

The Danger Side OF Lightning Rods.
The conventional lightning.rods
that one sees over houses and
barns in the county and small
towns afford but little protection
to the buildings Small As this
security is, tis wholly lost if the
so.called conductors are improper.
ly constructed, and not in perfect
order, when they, in fact, become
an absolute menace to the build
ing they are reared to guard 1t
is essential, if the con ventional
rod is to set up, that the work be
entrusted to reliable and capable
persons, otherwise il may become
shining invitation to dangers. 1t
is probable, therefore, all things
considered that a building is as
well, if not better, protected with
out such conductors as are in gen.
eral use as with them. 1t is safe
to assert that the great majority Of
buildings damaged or destroyed
by lightning were provided with
lighlning.rods, and in the majority
Of these cases the conductors in
vited the thunderbolts, and for
some cause, probably improper
construction, could not lead the
lightning harmlessly TO the earth
j Il. Powell, government electri-
clan, in July Ladies Home Jour.
nal.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1897-07-01

Some for ten, some for twenty and
some for thirty years have suffered
nom piles aud then have been quickly
aud permanently cured by using De-
Wits witch hazel salye, the great
remedy for piles aud all forms OF skin
dsca ses. J.. Shanahan. 8
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1897-07-01

"You women" said he, IN the pc
culiarly exasperating way q man has
Of saying those two words, you wom-
en- buy bargain things because they are
cheap"
1--WE do not, said she. "We buy cheap
things because they are bargains.'
The distinction was almost too subtle
FOR the blundering masculine intellect,
but II was there.-Indianapolis Jour
nal,
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1897-07-01

What is "pasha?" is frequently
asked. "Pasha," also written ''bashaw,"
is merely an honorary title given hy the
Turkish government to men OF high po-
litical position, as governors OF prov
inces, or to great military commanders.
There are three degrees. - Chicago
Chronicle.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1897-07-01
TahIeauah Hard nIt.

District Attorney soper has sue.
ceeded in securing court house
for Yinila. Hs seems TO be Civ.
ing Tahlequah the marble heart
In most every way. -Senlinel.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1897-07-01

Don't thin your blood With sassafras
or poison. IL with blue-masS; bat aid
nature by uslug Dewitgs llttIe early
riscrs, the famous little pills lor con
stipatlon, biliOusness ana stomach
and liver troubles. They sle purely
vegetable. p. sLanalIan 5
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1897-07-01
STOCK BRANDS

Not occupying more space than
the first following will be inserted
at $500 per year The verdict OF
men owning large or small herds
is that it pays to adve tise the
brands.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-08-14
CONDENSED DISPATCHES.

France is 10 have the benefit Of the pref
erential clause OF the new Canadian tariff.
Secretary Gage. Of the treasury depart
meLt, has ruled THAI the cis;illation of figs
is Illegal
Seth Lowe has agreed 10 be a candidate
for the Republican nomination for mayor
Of Greater New York.
The National Convention of Mayors and
Counc!lmen viii he held az Columbus. o..
from September ~ 10 October ].
The Japanese are Withdrawing their
troops from WeIhai-wei Ia China, wreck
ing tbs guns and dismantling the forts.
The San Francisco Furniture Manufac-
turing Eorapa 5 factory was burned
Thursday evening. Loss 81, 900; insurance
The objection 10 the appointment OF ".
]. Merry as minister 10 the Greater Repub-
nc e Central America Will probably be
withdrawn.
Fighting has occurred between the
french and Siamese al Muang Lscus on
the right bank OF the Mskong river. The
French captured several SiaTese officials.
The London Daily Chronicle says il has
neen decided TO appoint Gen. Sir Evelyn
wood adJatant general. and Sir George
Stewart White quartermaster general Of
the British army
Baron Won Mohrenhem. Russian amoas-
s9doT 20 France. and Count Lannes do
STA, have been dismissed for intriguing
against President Faure's visit 10 St Pc
lerspuFg
Twenty-Five Italians who were grading
al electric road at Cripple creek Col.
We're driven cut al midnight by a mob of
nfty men and compelled 20 walk TO Den
Yer. They have complained 10 the Italian
consul at Denver.
John Z. s. Venningsen. veteran of the
civil war, lately returned from South
America, found on visiting the soldiers
home ar Santa Monica. Cal that Peter
Mikslsen had assumed his name and been
an inmate for over two years. Mikeissn IS
under arrest.
The warfare between The American
BANKERS Association and the thirsy-two
state bankers associations is expected 10
end at the district convention next week
w the concession 70 the state associations
Of fifteen out Of The thirty members OF
the executive council
The steamer s.. Paul which arrived at
Southampton Friday has reduced her own
eastward record from New York about
forty five minutes. her time being six days
thirteen hours. thirty seven minutes The
best eastward record held ny The Ham
burg American linc steamer Fuegst Bis
narek, Is six days, ten hours. ffty-fiye
minutes
George J. Gould has sued Hiram Ora
ham and his brother. Aaron Graham for
tresYaSsiug on his tFoutiag preserves in
F1riongh lake in the Catsk.n mountains
The defense viii gllego that Furlouxh Ike
although the property Of Mr. Gould was
originally stocked w+;n trout hy the SAFE
a New York and therefore the right 10
fs7 ~ is waters oelcugs "a the pubic
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-08-14

lnmA Military Ponsp, His Widow
Il n,~~4hfar Words of Forgiveness.

Il xtpRfD. Aug. is-The funeral Of Sc
I. I, canoyas del Castillo today was n
81 Z = touching and solemn ceremony. All
4 &, ,yuous Of the garrison lined the route
|s.sla - which the c0rtece n1osd; the ffngs
b - Iowerei and the public building,
Il :, zxsaaes ccnsuiatss and clubs were
II nlyly Gtapsd with creep. a peculiarly
Il . xrsn. feere erzued as tbs Duke az
II . ssrsayor Marshal Martinez Campoa.
q tagss fsxo de la Merzed and the other
S.nf tsa.srs lifted the coffin. Sonora
z1Atsssa. In a clear. trm zone said:
II 6esir. that sli should knew / forgive
{ M ASSASSIN. II Is ths greatest sacrifice
fsss make but ] make IL To- the sake
ssg shss | kEsw OF nay husbands greet
ssan
], IL entire sarrason marched past tho
tsssn. and the service listed from 10
ia m.
II He remains Of Senior Canovas were In
Il fxsd In the family vault In the st. Isl
irs cemetery aEiid saIvos OF artillery
fsk the trising OF all the bells OF the
Ell.
LYNDON. Aug. ia requiem mass for
fs repase of the soul OF the late prime
f3lssef Of Spain. Senior Ganovaz del
tnHlso. vas celebrated this morning in
On Spanish church. There were many
:tssEe al the service, including the Span
Isl ambassador Count Casa Valencia.
I'D hss stan, all In full uniform, the
siHsi "a s,stes ambassador, Col John
KEr, shS German Ambassador. Count
NJ HATFIELD. most OF the ministers. MIR.
ka.y White. secretary OF the United
kl'ss embassy. Lord Glanesk. proprietor
4 sse Morning Pest. and many ladies.
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Alliance or L. A. W. AND 4. A. 4
Two Great Organizations Agree 10
Morfs regeIher in Nport..

NEW YORK. Aug. t2-Ths League -
American Wheelwen and Amateur Ath-
letlc Union have arranged AZ alliance by
which al cycling events held by 4 A. 7.
organizations shaN Pa Gndcr T. a Vt.
rules ard al athiatic events held under l..
A w sanction shall De under A A Z.
rules Charges ara - b trsst oy ,he par
Is hayinz jurisdiction bat A a. L. cy-
elfsts must b. triad hF a committee %
shrrc \. \ L, and one ! a " mec.
All registered \. \. Z cyclists may CON-
pete .aure than lee miles from home an
der \ \ u vales regard.ng expenses.
Zach party u the alliance must respect
ara enforce penalties 81 suspension ~ DIS
qualification Inflicted b. TIE ether party
The a \. L. shall recognize 10 Athlete
James. rte. held IN connection wlta a
s.yg,isnE evarf urless Tire l. a. X has ars-
-eeoxasEs,I them. an& cycling events hal3
N connection with 81 athletic event mus,
he arst sanctioned by ths a A L.
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wEiLIR WHIPPED AGAIN.
lke Modern Alva Driven EaesS. Takes
ReyeaSe ON the DefenseIes.

kEf WEST. Fla. Aug. 1.-The
Hshisras have been defeated with heavy
kss nesr Cardinals. Masanzas province.
"a aShi lasting several hours IN which
1sn aelin was killed Gen. vseyler was
ssassd 20 retreat from Asucate 10 Jaru-
and The Insurgents are waiting out
~ tie latter town % renew the at
Nsk The people of Havana fear the
haKers of me situation of weyler.
scar 0ltara, Santiago de Cuba prov
go the toxin Of Rossiia was attacked.
zee insursents entered the town without
lssssance. finding many Spanish soldiers
fhsAk IN the streets. and most of the Of
sess 81 . ball They made 4 maeaese
ssfse. Killing enc captain, three iieuten-
- AID three soldiers. Twenty-Five
tsfsilas. who came 10 the alb OF the
sesh'sas were macheted The town was
sas Iest
SeF has ordered ali stores at Es-
sfa1sa hot TO sell goods. but 10 close
~ sores. The people are dying az
sss', sai the sick cannot huy drugs.
*f waits 10 punish the people be-
,sr she Insurgents entered the town
ssy haae no resistance.
20" YORK, August t. a cable 10 the
ss .ssaM fsem Madrid SAYS intimate.
1865 OF Cen. Weyler state that he VIII
,s leave Cuba. finding good pre-
- II. y ne seath OF CanoNax. who alnlaet
49, Supported him. Moreover. Wsv-
-. aas yer, szcarraea. The minister II
stss ~''s how President ~ the cabinet.
81 hetsT been good frlen8s.
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MR. BLOOD IS Up.
.xp rrRls Will HEAs-
rRE SWORDS.
s.,t yafniy Protests
...,s.s sse Dse'-iIae"'i"s F"-
-.rsf~s OF Canoyns del
---.as.-uis widows s"aie
--xs u Fsfgiseness-

49, a-pf.aee Henri OF Or
YAhIss - ehaIserge Of TIE Count Of
DHss 49, k arriyal At hts fstas@E's fiease
TATE - -. 4. f:ou,oga. and Immediately
b iss d -. zeeeptance. * II undeg-
! sesees - SECONDS are nos comforting
: - coalitions o. 'he 49, 80.
= 49, = AyagzSo d Quinio az aaf'3ais
80 f,.per. vii act as seeolias o. me
css,rs u Turin. IL,
! = : aid saxs the duel wai take pace
...s-,a~ IN tie vicinity OF fsfis, prom.
- = chsrtlliy OF FoEialaebsSaa' INC
s-~ss.,oxs are severe
3. ssaas Of Tgrin II appears. left Italy
...s.st ,ss Authority ~ bis s1pefiors or
49,. s1rrs...sr Of the minister OF war
1sTs1y Aux. 1.-THE Eun4e corre-
~. 80 ~ the Daily NAL ssys. On It's
- knorn that the Count OF Turin
- ~ ssaly 10 meet Primes Henri. tnsrs
g. ~ wsely interchange 81 te4onfalnz be-
- kim Tfansssert, the Marquis III
] 80, sh@ Italian premier and the Itsl-
- ~s.ha~r in Paris I, IS feared that in
/ .s.sss,sesal complication may arise.
rnur Ans. i.-~rt Is sa!d that King
4 800 has sent a Dispatch 70 the Count
{ ! Ts.rsn and another 70 Prince Heart ~
81 .sx.sss severely censartng their "hoylsh
- ,saaedness.
rh~ CHARACTERIZATION DaeI.
s PARIS. Aus. iz4~The seconds - Prince
gai.r,y OF Orleans and Gen. Aibertore have
III ! bries conference today. bat ihev
8 ,esos<d discussion OF the proposed duel
igve<ss the general and the prince In con-
s,sutzes Of the Intervention OF Prince Vic
IL Emanuel Count Of Turin, secons
s,sltx Of the king OF italy, who claims
IS rre6xnee over all others in the matter.
II count b major Ia the Italian cav
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AfGHASs MADE THE ATTACK.
Ameer's subjects Warning ON the
English. Who send More Traenx

LONDON. Aug. fs.~Aceordiny to a dis
patch 10 the Times from Sinh. the fofc.
which attacked saabkadr, near Peshavur
last SATURDAY was made mp principally OF
ASghans from the jalaiai2ad district to-
gether with contingent Of Nohmandi OF
i.aipura. all owing allegiance 10 the Amer
OF Afghanissan.
The gathering occurred on Afghan ter
ritory. proving that the tribal subjects OF
the amsar themselves committed acts of
hostility. The Afghan officers do not re-
strain them. On the contrary. the Afghan
general Hasdar commanding at Asmar,
Vas in constant communication with the
Muliah who led the attack. This news
has caused more troops 10 be sent 10 Pes
hawnr.
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ROYALTY As CORRESPONDENTS
Iangtry Will Sue for Divorce and
Very social Leaders.

NEW YORK. Aug. i3.-The Journal .
London special says: II is positively an
naunced by Edward Langfry. husband Of
the Jersey Lily, that he viii bring suit
for absolute divorce and the papers viii
be served this week. Many persons OF
high social life. even royalty Itself are
to be named as correspondents
f.angtry Is moved 10 this course by the
report I'm English newspapers of Mrs.
1.angtry's prospective marriage 10 Prince
Estcrhazy de Galantha. OF Austria. MIR.
i-angtry absolutely ignores his wtfe's Cal
ifornia divorce
Prince Estertsaxy Is a prominent horse
man lie Is "a years old. Mrs. Langtry
Is az the Savoy. where she dined with
the prince last night.
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tirsiu of the Nste's Cruelty

QUEBEC. August i8.-GilbeTt Greeneli,
a t.lss.Fpos,l wsif sged Is years. who stow
al away on board the English ship Mary
l. Durreii. Died here today from injuries
Indicted hV The mate When discovered
he was made TO work his passage. atd
not tit the Saip aucA cred of Father point
dld Capt T Y. Rye fn8 thst he had been
terribly beaten with ropes and ore " Ass
legs broken lie was brought 20 8 hNs-
pltal bat was 50 far gone IN the hyStersa
az iock}aw that no ante uacrtem state
men, could be obtained The mate viii
Re arrested
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imperial foreign secretary. is appointed 10
represent the chancellor In the capae.ity
OF the supreme head OF the reiehsbank. and
that Baron Won Thieiman. late German
ambassador to the United States who was
yea;erday appointed prtvy councillor Sitn
tis- title OF excelleney ard today made
member OF tae bunnesratn. IL arlgss.F.tsa
to rs.preSen. the chancellor In al the finar-
eiai affairs Of the empire. In accordance
with the act Of ISIS This anAonncersla.s
appeared too late this evening for com
faent by the Berlin press. but IL Is 81 NEST
important move. as indicating the tempo
rary ascendancy OF the @srartan. prat.~s
ton and hmetaiiIst parties.
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a.phxxsat~a by sa..

San FRANCISCO. Aug. Mira z De
* Tows@rsa, gl[s OF = wslE-kaswn caas-
-zt.st u rss2z city and > fcrzzsa resident a.
New York wzS found dead in bed yesssr-
Gay morning, having be@a accidentally
ssvhyxiAtes 4wr4rg thu Right Fer some
slase p.st Mrs. townsend fSaK hecr a. n
vaEss ard las hear constantly attended ~
/. .a-ss Last night howsTeT. the nurse
wss called away, ard Il - supposed that
Ars Townsend failed 20 turn The gas OF.
In her room. fer when her husband went
20 awake her Re found the roo-a full OF
gas. one Of fh@ cocks having evidently
bean LEI, half turned on all night.
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ar@ -v-se-ssG III s01s ssrre src ere s7r-
re-y rr-~ezry rscsZTeyz sas &-ss snsasce a
laa 80 hides Esagso-1ez. from Cana Tns
as43s ws~z s<srzsa fA-c1gb tire s-ocsss o
sarwErw ara IRE l4s@ezs Grat-ze<2 sr.za re
s-zas ss9re wszsa css- 3 sca-s % catsas
have dse5 T. WAS discovered -zst tire ca
tie drank from The creek s0-ss 81 tie
szr-s-- e-~rsayss were subsequently taken
ssea ans s91r hare 6sea SD far fsEessisS-
st19 saswess TIC hides w%-e Infected VILE
anthrax bacteria
Il is ErSerxsooi TIE matter hsy Se@z -
sszresz 70 ire sac beard % neaseA AID
xk2s at f-~%s~kxatsva VII 5e ,as-.t1sSa-
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s~xr~xas~ Penalty AMI interest.

Special Dispatch 70 the Post-lGtsilige rarer.
OLYMPIA Aug. Iz.-sgate Auditor
sy officers throughout the state that they
must sswrsgate the penalty and inter
sst collected on taxes. ard apply ire
amounts pro rata to the several funds.
Tits Is n conformity with an opinion 81
the supreme court He'd some time since.
The agsistor says snss course will result
liz largely augnentsng the income OF the
state.
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! The Same...
! Old SarsaparilIa.

That's Ayers. The same old
| sarsaparilia as II was made ard
| sold by Dr.. !. c. Aver so p~ar.
ago. In the laboratory il il
different There modern apcl;-
arces lend speed To skill ard
experience Bat the sarsara-
rilla is the same Old sarsaparilsa
that made the record so years
Of cures. Why don Z we better
it, Well, we're much IL the
condition of the Bishop and the
raspberry: /" Doubtless, " he
said, God might have made a
better berry. Bat doubtless.
also, lie never did" Why
don't we better the sarsaparilIap
We can't. We are using the
same old plant that cured the
Indians and the Spaniards. Ii
has not been bes,e-cd. And
since scc make sarsapaTilla COM
pound ont of sarsapariiia plant.
we see no way Of improvement
OF course, IL We were making
some secret chemical compound
we might But we're not
We're making the garic old sar-
saparilIa To cure tic same old
diseases. Ven can tell it's the
same Ofd sarsnpa rflin be-
cause it works the sassc old
e.res. It's the sovereign blood
! purifier, and-te's Ayers.
-
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~hnrfrk BROTHERS With the L. 4. w

The announcement went ogt from Ia
-,yaa thst Jack sba-ic& haa decided -
.azs hss ict with ire seceSSScnists from the
League - American Nase}ren This
s.,ss -. aSree wft. a telegram received n
.nss rs.v lzse evening from Henry Cocss-
.-an ~ portland. stating that The Shsri,k
hresners had decided 20 Stick 20 ire l.
7. "
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"&iiFn HAS RESIGNED.
NJ castillo ,aa~es Him "a
aashaos the struggle

NAL auhh. Aag. IA dispatch to The
- s',,'n havana, va Kew West. SAYS:
va ~, -, @&gne'i on wnar seerss *, ~, ths,
! ri = s..'aoss'r iAa' Capt. Gen. ygevler has
,., ..sssss'atlo'i 20 Madrid. This report
r. - believed 70 be tree.
sss ~, e aeeh' thai yhe RESIGNATION 81
ssar -, = : sue 10 she assassination Of
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The Korean EN~FfsutStcr Dead.

WASHINGTON. Aug is.-Mr 10
Kwag sob president of the privy council
az kosoa and eS-minister 10 this coun-
try. >i}ed NJ his sesi3eace here ~ So
o'clock this afternoon Of acute consume
ton aggravated by ovc-eNerciSe, lie
WAS y wears OF age. and had been r
poog health for many years.
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Live. Lost in Health Resort Fire.

ZrRiCH. Aug. IA dispatch from
BADEN on the I1mmat. the locality Of the
famous rot mineral springs. SAYS that 4
great Sire almost destroyed the Neus l<ur-
anstadt BadenvorErand hotel last evening.
There was n panic among the guests and
two lives were lost.
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PORTLAND. Or. aug. t:-Ths stg raft
Of pIiing constructed as Gtelta on the Co
iumbia river. by the Robertson Raj; Conn
rsny, Is anchored al Pillar rock ard. bar
ring accidents. wil! start for San Francisco
Sunday. The raft contains 5p1.uN fee. Of
psilng.
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Special Dispatch 10 the pos-Irtsll!gence-.
SOUTH BEND. aug. E--Osborre & Al
hrecht. Fosgers. Of Pluvius, have sold out
20 Smith A. parr, OF Centraiia. who will
Increase The daily output from three 10
four cars.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-08-14

~ "a ~. 80 - Fla A'sg f7 4 st,,,.
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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-08-14

PARIS. Aug. is-The official returns
just published show that the Imports into
France for the past seven months were p
81 go francs below those of isH& On the
ether hands. THE experts foot up lsT.fs9 go
francs more than during tie same period
OF tSges decree has been gaxntted tenn
porarily admitting hard and soft wheat fc-
milling purposes.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-08-14
The President on Lake ChampIain.

Fi4ATTSBTFE. n Y. Aug. 5.-Ths
presidential party returned TO the Hotel
Chanplaiu from Chester this evening To-
night Gov, Black and number OF other
gentlemen arrived az the hotel and the
president received his visitors and was
cloSetsd with them until midnight.