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Daily camera., 1897-09-23
How Ne Find Business |

Asked friend We don't find it, we hustle for it. Business
like maiden wants to be courted and after having
cured it, we hold it by the of the goods best
mant and lowest prices and make it interest
to stick to u.s. That's what makes wheels 60 around
keeps our business going and growing We want your trade
want you get the best service and the best returns for
your money you spend with us for clothing other things
and you're of both when you Our goods,
our prices and suggestions will convince you Yop can't
doubt when you magnificent line of fall and winter
goods this year You bound why you should buy
your fall suit of when you the qualities linked the
price You can get neat and durable all wool suit six
dollars you never expected to find anywhere and than
likely never will From that price up to eighteen
twenty dollar suits you'll variety in coors styles
and cuts, that it must be hard indeed you can't be
suited Our hat department doesn't fall behind it's former
reputation We handle and carry stock every conceivable
shape and COLOR and into many and exclusive hat
stores and not find larger stock better assortment than
you do in :
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-02-21
4 NATURAL NAME.

DArA. inquired the editors only son.
l what Go YOU call Your Office p
Well WAS the reply, the world calls
.a editorial Office the sanctum sanctorum.
Then l suppose" and the small boy
n.- thoughtful for moment. that nan-
ui Office is spankum spanAorun, i~n
il. -/aAlh.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-02-21
DIDN'T HAVE TO WALK.

DANKS: And because YOU couldn't find
y a penny TO pay the fare did the con-
uc,or make YOU get off and walk"
Jenkins: " No, he only made me get of {;
] c.r'd have sat on the road all day if I'd
wanted 10. - The .SkcfH
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-02-21

~ pleasing little personal trait is related
Y Nj Rhodes III connection with his
d, uurc from Cape Town. In walking
H. few wards from his carriage to the
: u,r hundreds of sympathizcrs pressed
, 40 him to shake his hand. He had at
length made his way To the gangway when
a '....c child was heldup TO shout It's shril
fvcll, whereupon Nj Rhodes turned
F.. TO give a hand-shake To his tiny sup
-cr- iondoH C,abhic
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-02-21

:. A GREAT MANY people sleep between
n these walls said the guide show
ing the visitor through the ancient English
church where the noble families were i'll
tered.
" Same WAY over i'll our country re-
piled the visitor, why don't YOU get a
better preacher "-./Hdr.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-02-21
TWINKLES.
THE WRONG PRE-.
SCRIPTl0N.

W"llr escor'i"s "
W lady home the
other evening a popu-
lar doctor attempted
to relieve her cough
bv giving her a loz-
cngc He told her 10
allow it to dissolve
i'll her mouth. No re-
lief was experienced.
The doctor felt cha
grined the next day
when the lady sent
HIM a coat button
with a note, saving
that he must have
given her the wrong
kind of lozengc, and
that he might need
this one. FIN.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-02-21
4 SCIENTIFIC BOON.

OocroK Just place this thermometer
u under your tongue, Mr., lIenpcck, and
keep your lips closed tightly
Mr. Ilcupcck after a few minutes of
,pccchlcss delight What ai.i YOU take
for that instrument. doctorF /igaJ0.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-02-21

''0H.' Louise : I've
v just heard some-
thing dreadful about
YOU 80
" thought So Won
look SO pleased. -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-02-21

VrNDoR OF Speshuls 80 to o. gent who
has come down " on the slippery
..,,,.ngl. That's right, sir, take a seat
where YOU like and make Yourself at home
S.. ceremony. be- FnH.
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mother who was found ten days ago with
her threat cut from ear 10 ear. Suspicion
had first fallen on her daughter Louisa,
who Is also insane.
The Tribune says the tobhers IN crockery
and glassware viii raise the price or for-
eign crockery on Monday 10 TO ID per cent.
30 meet the increased duty under the
Dingley tariff.
The south side OF the Broadway dock. At
San Francisco collapsed on Saturday,
throwing into the bay 100 tons Of salt and
sugar which was TO have been shipped on
the City Of Topeka.
The Union Iron Works OF San Francisco
has accepted the navy departments terms
for diagonal arnaor for the buikheads OF
the hattleship Wisconsin now under con-
struction at their ship yard.
The friends Of Joe" Sullivan, a fireman
feet inches tail, who died az Oakland,
Cal three years ago. believe that q con
certed effort II being made TO spirit tho
remains away from their resting place in
Mountain View cemetery and are guarding
the grave. Offers OF 81" and x,1u have
been made for the skeleton.
The English postmaster general has de-
clinea 10 increase the maximum salary OK
telsgra pliers from $50 TO $3.50 year. but
promised to reduce work by appointing
forty additional superintendent. and %
abolish technical examinations for senior
grades The telegraphers have decided
not to strike, but TO continue pushing their
demands.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-08-16
4 SOLDIERS REUNION.
THE ARMY OF THE POTOMAC TO
MEET THIS WEEK.
Fer the TweEty-~fGkfh Time the
yes~raus VIII Meet Together aud
Commemorate the F~ass of the
Past Pr~sfdens Mckinley u
Among the Speakers Who viii
BE I'm Attendance.

TROY. " =. Azg. is-The twenty
eighth anr9ai ne .9Eg II vsse Arasy e
Potomac 60 be Aes6 t- THIS CITY next
Friday ard Sal uysi8y viii - an even, e
ryso~e than usual Importance because ~
TIRE rraeeuss. os President Mex snssv.
Wee President HOBART ard Gov. Frs>S
Btzek Tee ssss CT organizations which
will participate IN tfe 2ar@kts Is large and
fae showing Of The troops vtiI be excel
lent. II L. probable that there viii Re
more than 5ss nea Is line Elaborate
prepare ttoHs are being made for The
decoration o. the buildings Of the city.
ana TIE streets will present brilliant
array Of fags. bunting and st-ea nse-s.
TIE presidents party VIII arrive In
Troy from Buff Point Oh Friday morn
tng. and the programme arranged IS as
follows Friday morning. meetings Of
the various army corps: ar , p m. the
parade Will take place. and AZ bust
ness meeting will be held In the city hall
praIic exercises viii be held AT Music
hail In the evening. ar which tine as-
dresses Of welcome will be delivers. ~
Gov. Black ard Mayor Moifer and the
president az the societw, Gen. William
Henry. ~iii respond. An grafton will ~
delivered by MAJ T. j. Woodruff. L. $.
A President Mckinley viii also be one
of the speakers Of the evening
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SLOWLY DYING FROM MORPHINE,
one of the City Waits sim 6asptnx
mt the station.

An unfortunate nan who has been 81
the city for some time trysnS 70 make a
Uvfns. bar always running ~ against hard
luck Yesterday gave up the struggle and
.,ro.,aress a heavy dose % gnerphjnc asa
chem laid down near The Great Northern
frsigh. sheds. or TIRE strirEsrs under 1he
trarke csfcsr Cornell who was sam
rncued. found him lying there and took
kfr, to notice headquarters. and ,Ae
t..a;tr, cstlcer vas summoned AZ cnc@. hut
~, hours ard half elapsed before BE
arsr.ssre4t f1r Martin. bis assistant. ar
~5rsa however. about fsrse-tg aarters et
an hour earlier. ssd did al 20 could q
-evtye IRE man bat without &vzG and
when taa forms closed this morning tae
-,sr was slowly dying lie nEd worked
q, a restaurant fer his board so11s tt1as
- aea after that IN Z sawun. hu1 10
80 knows his nsrae or where 10 came
fra.n BE is apparently about = years
"a AMI ths oFscers veo have sesu hsE7
,ss,,,t shs streets say re sas sober ma
s,xgs.,s 20 wcrk. bat not able 70 60 hart
a FS5T.
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PORTLAND BICYCLE RACES
Cottsr of Tacoma Captures the Two
Vile Amateur HanAfeav.

PORTLAND. Aug. E.-That Sunday BIZ
cycle racing IN popular Ia Portland was
dsfnonstrated today b. the Attendance Of
l.fss people az Portland field 10 witness the
Sseord days racing under the auspices of
the Northwest division OF the C. A. {. -
ZssgIer won tae n4is professional BY sorne
clever riding. and Vaughn OF San Diego
took the two-rnlle professional handicap, i.
Cotisr Of Tacoma WOE the t~o-usl.e ANA
tagr handicap with ease
Following II the summary:
Guarterrsiias dash. professional, diamond
p-axes-fiardy DowriHg. San Jose. WOE.
Allen Jones', San Franeasco. second. K. d.
Alien, Portland. third. T1me. 81 "a
quarter nile, nysng start against time.
arnate4r--J. E Wing. San jose, Won. Percy
II. Aots. Oakland. second. Watt Ship
third. Time. 20.
Two-mlie handicap. PROFESSIONALLY. B.
Vaughn. San Dsego. won, Daniel whit
man. Los Angeles, second. J. Saarfck. la
coma. third. Tine. IA is.
Two-niiie handicap aTnate5r-FTank
C0gter. Tacoma, won. Frank S9ipps ss-
lem. secos.d. ]. E. Wing. San jose. mira.
Time. 4.s5-
Ons nsile open. profsssional--otgo Ziegler.
san Jose. won. Daniel Whitman Los An
sesss. second: Alien Jones. Saa FRANCISCO,
Ealro. Time, -.l..
Haifrsiie pursuit r2ce-frank Cottsr.
Tacoma and Watt Ship. Salem, Won
Tine i.ts.
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NEW RECORD MADE.
Kraft Covers TweEfy Miles In Forty
eight Minutes Fifty secaad>.

SAN FRANCISCO. Aug. i5.-Charles
Kraft, OF the Bay City Wneelmen. made a
rev mark for twenty miles today over the
California Associated Cycling Clubs OIL
csai course. The ride ~as an exceptional
" good enc. considering the roads. which
al this time Of the year are very poor.
and that at the first start the rider sus-
tanned a bad fall when but q hundred
yards out on his journey. be was also
delayed by a railroad train and funeral
procession. With the assistance of six
t. nderns he covered the triangular course
IN SIS lowering the previous Coast rec
ord. held oy r. A. Bosio. OF this city. BY
one minute ana twenty seconds, and Nc
Donneil's worlds record by TWO seconds
l. y. WalIeston. Of Sewauryport, has
also made the distance Ia A. as
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THE sCHoFiELD KILLING.
stfH Investigating Into the Truth Of
tae Latest story.

SAN JOSE. Cal, Aug. E.-sheriH Lyn-
don and Under Sheriff Benson went 10 tire
Scnofeid ranch this morning and passed
the day there verifying the confession o.
Dan butcher and Irving Mann. The
officers state tonight that they did
not find the cartridges where butcher
says he pumped" them.
A careful investigation was made as 20
the point where butcher said he stood,
when ne did the shooting. and there IS TO
question that the shot could have been
fred Just as butcher describes. The
prisoners had nothing of Importance 10
say today. DaseheE sass he feels better
since he told the truth. Mrs. Schoasld =
In a state Of nervous prostratton, and
grew iii tonight that a physician WAS
called The doctor saya she Is simply
suffering from nervousness
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Nesada's sporting Carnival.

CARSON, New, Aug. l5--Referring 20
the projected sporting carnival In this
state a local paper tomorrow will say
Reno has fallen into trap To have an
arena bun: and thereby allow the pro-
r,oters 10 Bleed citizens OF Reno and Car
son by forcing them. each having an
arena. TO hid against each other The
Carson arena Is open free of charge 20
any responsible promoter for frst-ciass
contests
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Y~,s. Leap Again Postponed.

COLORADO SPRINGS, Col, Aug. Is
w r. Felts was deferred today from
making his leap from the summit OF
Pixies Peak. A snow storm ragged from
early morning 10 bate this evening Many
reople went 10 ManItou [or the purpose
Of going 10 the peak 10 sec FeltS jump.
b1.t did not make the ascent on account
< tho unfavoraole weather.
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MINES TO SHIT Down.
Owing to Low Price Of silver the
Great Gre~de Mines VIII Close.

tsreaN &ftrde Mines VIII y lose
DENVER. Aug. i5.-Tf Is probable thar
the great silver mines at Creede, Colo.
VIII be closed down on account OF the low
price Of silver. unless railroad and s-nelt-
ing rates are reduced. Several conferences
have been held between the mine owners
and the smeiter and railroad officials, and
II II said the latter evinced disposition 10
make every concession possible IN order 70
keep the mines in operation II is also TN
derstood that the miners at Creole are
willing 10 accept reduction In wages from
s. Per day OF eight hours 10 s.. 10 IN wet
mines and s. 50 Ia dry, rather than have
the mines closes.
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pAr.TfNOgE. Aug. l5-The large saw
- nfsnsnS uslISs ~ The TssrIs Lumber
.-,r.ssa,v. cn the water front ~ the foot
~ water street. were Destroyed By Ars
s.-~fwet TIE are was car,TfnWn&sa1 e5 20
-. ss-rs~ssgre BY bogt q i.sHtsloS. and
- ~,r~ax-Ation was crIiy sub1Sed after
:. pa.s wroug as dasnsse to the extent %
sSsa sa
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Hatfield Closely Pursued.

HUNTINGTON, w Va. Aug l5.--It 10
now learned that TO lives were lost in the
fight between Capt. Hatfield and his gang
az Big Rock cliffs. bat IL is reported that
two were wounded Hatfield and his fol-
lowers are believed to he short OF aEnmu-
milton. as well as Of supplies. They have
retreatei further into the mountains and
are being closely pursued by the posse
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-08-16
STEEL GOING Up.
Prices Advance - and Prospects Of
Further Advances.

CLEVELAND o.. Aug. IAN average
advance OF s. a ton In the price Of struc-
;ural steel has been made at the mills
In this city within the past three or four
days. and another advance is looked for.
A representative of the Cleveland Rolling
Mil Company said today that he would
not be surprised to sse the price go up
s. a ton more within the Eexr thirty
days
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coed Hammer Throwing.

NEW YORK. Aug. is--Thou1as Flan-
ragan. brother OF James Flanagan. the
champion hammer throser, threw the
twelve nound hammer is feet and
taehes AZ the Catholic Ciuo games s.;
Jersey CITY heights today.
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An Important New Book.

r.,w~ar & HAnfc-d's new boos- "A
<-,,sg,. q, re Hion5sse." .as' 3SsGed- con-
.sT~srx szrxa autographed =aAp eo-apsse3
-, latest Surveys Prise, Is ee-ts-
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YEN seinx Canpinxr

=, wsv ara xoa should aavs IRE Pose
,-s.sfs~~nxvr - n 10 yea X al est
notaIEx extra cali AZ s2r e-ace Aas aATe
$50 sssssreSS changed
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CONDENSED DISPATCHES.

Archbishop John j. Keane returned from
Rome On Thursday.
William Hauptman. the insane son OF
Peter Hauptman wealthy cigar dealer
at ST. Louis. Is suspected OF numbering his
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Turner % tAs Musenrrssn xertssss Cab
az ss4-ssr1. On esen .erras. Ar. ran sAe
EAee Tor al there IS - A.1z Il PerxEAnz.
Icy AIS ce1essrs sh&< Bszrr~+s ea1 easily
sTaS A6-s5rc. < moG.Az a9s szsr.r1se szs <
IATS@st Was srs-e faster. a4t / saI5~w1
s.aAs &orTar1 L. eaSaas@ II rssn-snx hin
r. g-eAtsssS rze@ ever aeesa - taa Pacific
ss1rEnw@st. excepting :h~ wzs< n9swa~r
fsafssef AID La*zs 81 fse interstate Erect
= Hilss fks gs4is rEazar. I'LL also o.
n2ez crstsT the satsaag. II Prus. Nan8a-
stsf, and II b go@s 20 tn4 cAaE-psoras hip
lsaesS wat race snsxe wzll k~e Burnett
seT aasstFs9Ya41- DAVIS fsr TIE T A. c and
fs1s3 Tor TIE r. OF 81. DAVIS beat Hfis
ha'assiay fr<ssn the affy-y@sa ozark has tfaas
eses fsoS settle fss Question 81 superiority.
L@s tEssE ru1 on even terzses an3 f5sa* K
OK aSssh are game nsa, srsd Il thy can
Iss freak the =. ". a rezzsrd z waz rs
because sh@y are DEAD b~sors reaching ghe
tape
Great preparations are beirg rnzse az
Asf0sfa fcT the fourth snYasal regatta
which ALL be held Frs5ay. Saturday and
Ao-fay. Augssr ~ q ard - Astoria Is q
xreaz sosn taF go<ss sport azd visitors are
always cordially welcomed These In
ersrge OF the affair are as follows. Pres
tSent. William G. Eossssrx. secretary. W.
Il Ecnb. press committee r G. Lee
News. chairman. John = Gra,se Budget.
w e. Cowgirl Assor1An. Frank Mason,
Harrsnron Tribune, J. ". Phillips IL
WACO Journal, Il J. Huber. riwaco Trfb-
Gne. =. u. Williams. Skzmoxawz Eagle;
y. II Cornwall. CarnIamet Gazette
PEE BEE
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Us. ssszssa. ~ Guide - re hlaz Ike. -
-. rssns. reliable book vet published
prsee = c@ats- Low1.22 4 Esasa<A
r1ssAAAeZA
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The Standard OF Company has purchas-
ed a site upon which 20 erect a ne. plant
IL San Francisco. Work will be commenced
within two months.
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TIME SCHEDULE.
II Eject Anrtl "a. ISM.

TRAINS LEAVE sEATTLE
For Spokane. Rossiand. ST. Paul
and East 90. .....-............ 40 p IN
For Portland ............. 80 q. IN.
or olympia ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. I:is o. m.
'For Gray's Harbor ard South
For Tacoma. Ills and so a M.
400 and .............. 100 p. n.
TRAINS ARRIVE AT SEATTLE.
From Spokane. Rossiand, ST.
Paul and East -.....-............ii:59 q m
From Portland ........ ....... gsG o. m
sFron Olympia ......... ...... eos o m
sErum GraY's Harbor and South
Bend .....-.. -. -...-.....-.. sos p. n.
From Tacoma. s:a0 and II 50 a
m. Sos and ..-....-............. SO o. m
sbsiiy except Sunday. All others daily.
This card subject TO change without no
tice.
Through tickets 20 Japan ana China via
Northern Pacific Steamship Company
Fer rates. routes and other Information
call on or address
]. A. NADEAU.
General Agent. Seattle.
City Ticket Office, cor. Yesier way and
First avenue.
Depot Ticket Office corner Western av-
enue and Columbia street
A. -. CHARLTON.
Assistant General Passenger Agent,
No. s5 Morrison street. corner Third,
Portland Or.
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NATIONAL LIE AGILE GAMES.

CINCINNATI, Aug. lS.-The Colts play
cd the last game OF the ssason here today,
and were defeated by the Reds in close
n I'd interesting game. Attendance, 500
.coTe:
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lk4kkSEkfS-fs4llLS-
and kistrsags Umpire-o Day.
GLEN ELAND. Aug. I5.--The Clevelands
gon easily today. The fielding of ,Ae
visitors was rank beyond description.
wai the Indians Were not much better
Attendance, asa Score:
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Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1897-06-20
Popular Daiiy Excursions to Chicago
aud the East.

The Union Pacific is the only line run
ming upholstered Pullman tourist sleeping
cars from California and Nevada 0 Oh
cago without changing every day in the
year. Through Pullman double drawing
room sleepers and dining room cars to
Chicago daily without change on The
Overland Flyer" Only one change to
New York and Boston. inc from Ne
Nrad" 70 hicago only nree days.
Steamship tickets on sale to and from
all points in Europe.
For full particulars, tickets ana sleep
z car Accommodations, call or address d
" Hitchcock, General Agent, No, I
Montgomery street, San Francisco, Cal
or " u Phillips, Agent s. P. Co., Reno
NeNau~.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1897-06-20
ReanS and Brown Bread.

b. request of many patrons the Boston
Bakery will begin the delivery of Baked
Beans and Brown Bread every S: nday
morning. Leave orders Friday.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1897-06-20
TO Cure n Cold in One Da1.

Take Laxative Bromo Quininc Tables.
All druggists refund the money if it fails
to cure. &c il
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1897-06-20
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Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1897-06-20
OZARK SALOON
10 Cure n Cold in enc nay
30 Years Experience.

Flint practical and experienced
piano tuner and repairer. First class
references, first class work. Leave orders
at Cagwin & Noteware>, 23Iw