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The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1897-04-09
New Styles.

"Just tell them that you saw me" and
also the new things lately added to
my stock.
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1897-04-09

Is the One True Blood Purifier. All druggists ST.
Prepared only by c. |. HOod& Co., Lowell, Mass
-, q, D.,, are purely vegetable, care
Hoods Pills fully prepared. IS cents.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-08-08
Court Notes.

NJ SIX Go.tsteln have Judgment agains.
Mary J. Harrison for ss10.s3 with decree
&C foreclosure.
John Creayh. Of Ireland. yesterday Aled
his declaration Of intention 10 become an
American citizen.
John II Morton has Judgment AGAINST J.
Calvin Young ard wife for SIS 30 and de-
cree OF foreclosure.
During Judge jacobs absence his room
IN tne criminal department ia being thor
ouxhiy overhau'ed and renovated
The bond OF l. w. Bonney as aau;nsstra-
tor of the j. V. Price estate was fled YES
tsr3ay and letters % administration Is
sued
Guardian al Item for minors was ap-
pointed By Judge Benson yesterday in the
salt % AhtTaii Hanson 81 al. w. the Amer
team Steel Range Company.
Petition FOR letters % administration de
hcris non were fled yesterday IN the Philip
Conley estate. Dan Abrams the former ad-
minis5r8tor having resigned 10 60 TO the
Clcndyke,
TIE county board q equalization was
busy aM day yesterday utsh the same grind
Of going through the vail Of personal taxes
and s<z3sag cut nozscss % taxpayars TIE
I'm viii begin this week when The latter
coTae in 70 register y kick"
Co--rfssrt was fled yaztersav IN the --,-
hsts department by Ella r. Coon chsrg-
.ng Charles II Read wita Insanity Head
was discharged from the asylum Al Stefla-
ecofn July b. but has again become y4slsr.
ard dangerous. Judge Benson sst the hear
!1g for tomorrow.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-08-08
The Latest Banjo.

re latest in tise-cent slot machines ~
az automatic narso-paaysng coarivaHce>
Al the marches. fro.a soasas latest 20 re
.>f,lse,ya hevS' newest gefa. can ne p1Sysd
ve,sh .ntss1<ta SIR. and 20 say the least sr-
cs-acy. An ordinary esnjo Il USED. ana
s,r.,r.yea Steel nnsesx. sniiveEe3 nv eiec-
~, force on either side 81 ire oosay. are
used % sAr tire Strings " ale stepg~fS NS4i-
IS Gown from beneath tbs meek a. prcpeT
s~.srN-nfz eo.glulese The machine sslhstfsols
far 10 ntnss8e enxers and musical Sra2n
- rhs ssAanso artist" Electricity is used
ia these for motive power TIE ce-a-
gsless>d EXHIBITS az this latest novelty tssAAe
.t,,,s - -,,,.,h ssrasse's as rsseza ordinary
f,lavers although the sossast and faess 10
ssnus.iaw air Is played By fhesn, They VIII
ssrtssrly ~ ire means % providing feast
Tor the swo-sser girls. snd ssssT mare -
legion. ire machines VIII soSsn4 10 ae1as'
- al rVr~ .ho country wita E@asr quick.
nervous ruusic. pleading for nsekess ard
favor.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-08-08
MKS. RERRYuILL's DEATH.


The Post~InteIllgencer contained recent
~ brief announcement OF the death of
Leila Howard Rerryhili. wife of Or. a. +.
Berryhill She died AZ Sydney, Australia.
June is, OF heart disease. after an illness
of four weeks.
Though native OF California. Mrs.
Berryhili was we'll known In Seattle, She
Was the daughter OF Mr.. and AIRS. =.
Foiger Of this city. and used "a live at
the corner of Seventh and yes'er- She
was Il member OF 81. Marks choir before
her marriage TO nr. Berryhiil In san
Francisco IN 1884.
Her husband is also well known here.
Prior 10 his resignation from the navy
he was assigned 20 duty on the survey
ship Gecney, which was stationed here III
1898 lie Is nephew OF sx-Nice President
Adiai 4. Stevenson.
After their marriage Or. and Mrs
Rerryhlll moved 10 Victoria. where they
lived until April. 1897. They then came TO
Seattle, and remained here until the de-
fs-ture Of the Foigers for Australia.
They had A fine voyage across the Pa
elde When they reached their new home
Mrs Berryhili was perfectly well. but,
within two weeks af,erwaNd she was
taken sick and never recovered. Her
many friends here EXPRESS deep regret al
the news OF her death.
Her family are az the Iindenar. East
Crescent street, North Sydney. Australia
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-08-08
THE SCHOOL BOARD.
Date fer the Opening ~ Schools xot
Yet Fined.

Yet Fined
TIE board OF education he1h f.s r.s,,,ar
meeting last night Only Van Houfen was
absent After the reading ard APPROVAL
oa The minutes OF the three sessions OF
July J. 10 and a. the seere.xry sut,r.g..~ss
a favorable report from me auditing COM
mitsee showing approved bills for the
month a. follows: General bills. s, To u: :
yaniiors and ether salaries. q. 2sag work
done by painters. x3g7.T. total. Ss.lsa 3.
The board approved the report.
A committee from the city department.
of streets and sewers In regard 20 the bad
condition OF sidewalks adjoining schoo,
property on Madison and Battery streets
was received. but rise beard, doubtful
whether the district Is liable for taxation.
took no action in the matter.
the secretary was authorized TO To-
Issue two lost warrants formerly Issued Il,
Ars. Lt5bse Butler. held and lost by E. w
Whitworth- The warrants were for s. 50
and Sle- TIE applicant filed an approved
bond for IS.
The report OF the committee on heating
and lighting. awarding the contract for
the Denny-Fuhrman and the Office busii-
ing 70 the Pacific Heat and Power Com
pany. Was adopted. and the president was
authorized I'd Sign a contract with tina.
company.
Charles Baker and Andrew II. Miller.
patrons OF the Denny-Fuhrman school
appeared. asking that the eighth grade
BE- taught In that school. and their request
was granted. the board resolving that III
Is the sense OF this board tina; the eighth
grade be taught in the Denny Thurman
school,
Dr.. A. De Voc. OF South Park, who has
an Office in the city. is a taxpayer of the
city. and expects soon to move within the
city limits. was allowed permission TO
enter his two sons. aged IA and 16. I'm the
city high school free OF tuition.
The board authorized J. W. Charlton 10
renew the surfaces OF any blackboards
which the secretary Of the board may find
on inspection TO need such work
II had been generally expected that the
board would last night set q definite date
for the opening of the fall term. but by
an unacoounfable oversight nobody
thought OF the matter till after adjourn
ment. and then II was too late.
President chiihsrg stated that he had
conferred with Principal Barnard and IL
seemed generally understood that August
"a was the most probable date OF the
opening. II Is possible ttet special
meeting win be called to fix Il date.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-08-08
VITAL STATISTICS FOR July.
The Total Number of Deaths Out Of
10000 People Was "a.

The death rate FOR July was SO. and the
rate for the year SD The total number
OF deaths in July was "a. as compared
with s. IN June, 30 In May. q in April. IS
In March, ~ In February and @ In Janu-
AIRY. 1897.
According 10 Health Officer flames re-
port. deaths and numbers from each
cause were a. follows:
Diphtheria and Group. /; tuberculosis, 2.
typhoid fever. ?; cancer. intestinal. /. can
Ger. liver. q cancer. colon, i: tetanus. 1,
premature birth. /. hamilton. /: dlarrhoea.
infantile. ?: puarperal septicaemia. l.:
drowning. l: railway accident. !; total "a.
There were IL births. 10 males. Y females
and 3 stIll. Only l. cases OF infectious dis
eases were reported last month. as follows:
Diphtheria. 2; measles. s.. typhoid fever. g.
whooplng cough. 3. Three thousand two
hundred and eleven gallons OF milk were
inspected and afty-four condemned.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-08-08
HILL CLIMBING MACHINE.
a SSves Piece Of Mechanism While
VIII BE Useful In Making
the PaSarR

toe Passes
George g. Fouts, o. Spokane. general
manager Of the newly organized Chifeas
Transportation COMPANY. has on exntbs-
ton at the foot OF Banner street. IN North
SEATTLE. novel vehicle for climbing
hsASy grades which Is worthy OF more
thao usua1 attention. A single cable fast
at the top OF the hill 10 used. The mech
aEfsm OF the new road machine In such
that The cable PASSES oyer a wheel 20
watch the power IL applied On this
wheel there are six different grips One
or two Ok them grasp the capie at ali
points On the revolution of this wheel, the
grips opening and closing as the wheel
turns round. There are double grooves.
wnicn regulate the grip As the tension
on the cable increases these grooves act
ing automatically. increase the tension OF
the grip. The heavier the load or the
sleeper the grade. the stronger the hold
Of the grip.
The model car in use Ia operated by a
hand winch. the gearing OF which Is nee
essarfiy SO low that the movement OF the
machine II quite slow. For practical use
ne proposes TO operate IL BY means of a
small naphtha motor. Where the machine
II now On exhibition the hluY In very
steep. the pitch being fully e. degrees
The weight OF the machine Il probably in
the neaghhorhood of 500 pounds With two
1sSh vi bodfns one person operating the
crank can run II up the grade with COM
paratively little eyerfion.
The advantages over ordinary cable con-
struction are obvious. The cable Hes loose
alone the surface OF the ground. the upper
erd alone being fast. The working OF the
grip Is like the opening and shutting OF a
hand. There Is the minimum OF wear or
friction II can be operated anywhere,
where the cable can be carried and where
a mr. H. a
upper end OF The cable safely. Over snow
CT Ice, on pitch Of a degrees, with a
small two-horsepower motor and mech
anisrn OF this kind mounted on large
sied, loads o. ten tons in weight could be
hauled up readily.
just at this time. when the question OF
TIE best method OF surmount.ns rough
and steep mountain passes with heavy
grades Is one OF a great deal OF interest
to a very large number OF people. such a
machine as this OF Mr.. Fouts should at
tract some favorable attention
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FOR TWO HITS A DAY!
They're the Last Eight and Mus

TO.
Am anxious TO sell these two splendid
cabinet grand Fischer uprIghts tomorrow
---one In beautiful dappled English oak
and the other in case of Circassian wal
nut.
These instruments retail the world over
at $455. and cost wholesale over $500 In
order to close them out tomorrow have
marked them down to $3.50 and $3.50, and
at these figures they ought to find willing
buyers ere 10 o'clock Monday morning.
What do you say9 Twenty dollars down
and $40 month will do It.
Besides thes. two there Ia also our high
est priced Decker Bros upright--the $3.50
style--in fancy English walnut case.
which can be had tomorrow, to close out,
for $3.50. and three less expensive instru-
ments. ranging In price from the latter
figure down to $1f5 Cor used New Eng
land upright In fine or6:r
In organs we have one at SIS two chapel
styles at SIS and one at So
Everything must be sold ere Tuesday
night. d s JOHNSTON
Successor to Winter & Harper, 500 Second
Avenue.
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Marriage Licenses.

Marriage licenses have been issued for
John Smith i23l and Mary Morrison (2il,
both of Seattle; Frank VI. Shoup (3ol and
Jessie e. Richardson esq both of Seattle:
Charles E Butterheld {eso. of Seattle. and
Nellie Loon1is ca. OF Bueoda: William
Fl. Bush and Mrs. Estella Elliott, both
Of Seattle; Thomas j. Grant (isl and
yenors f. Adams t32l, both OF Seattle;
Harry Frederick (2O ard Marian Garfield
ta3). both Of Seattle; August Johnson CD
and Helena Johnson (22) both OF Frank
lin: Henry BloUlquist t2s) end Sophia
Carlson Cs7). both OF Seattle: Sherman F..
Huntley fS3l and Jessie Wills CID, both
CT Buckley.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-08-08
The Little Hero.

People going 10 the Alaska gold re4cs
should have boat strong enough 20 carry
them safety down the Yukon river. IL
should be hul,s 50 II Will not leak nor snip
water over tir@ sides and ends. Ano large
sr,,,ge, 10 carry the Load without drawing
,oa ,,,urh water also. E}ve the occupants
rf,or,, q, travel comfortably 'iittls Hero
hosts are designed 90 I'LL al these REQUIRE
rasn,S They are built OF the best material
hv competent boat builders. and have neen
proven 70 Re the best boat Ter she F.N,
80 =. ,se factory Third and Vine. and
~ ira MaelscGSau e. Seutswick Co
Icueh q Augustine. and Seattle Hardware
49,
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DREW A PRIZE.
Col. J. III. Mclaughlin Appointed Dep.
uty United states MARSHAL

Col. James III. Mclaughlin. who is best
known I'm this city as an active Repub-
ican politician. and who is known all
over the United States as a railroad man
and at one time the champion collar and
elbow wrestler OF the world, has been an
pointed by United States Marshal Ide as
his deputy at this point. Yesterday morn
ing Senator John l.. Wilson announced
the appointment and Col MeI.aughiln
was sworn into office.
Col. Mclaughlin Is a conspicuous MEM
Der OF the G. A. r. and secret society
men. Personally. he is very popular with
all classes and he will make an efficient
officer.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-08-08
Greatest Piano Bargains Ever Of
fered

IL you want flrst-class high-grsds
piano, see ours before purchasing
We have three knabes three Cioush a
Warren and three Newly & Evans pianos
left.
These are all fire instruments, SUPERIOR
In tone and finish 10 any on the market
We intend In future 10 confne ourselves
strictly TO the jewelry business. and ara
closing ont our pianos AZ factory cost.
We have few fine pianos gor rent Al
bert Hansen. sas First avenue
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-08-08

The following new suits were fled IN the
superior court yesterday:
Joseph T. Ryerson & Son VS.. H Marley
& Co.~-App.arance: complaint not fled
Northwestern e. Pacific Hvpofhek Bank
vs. Clara 7. Seftenaier II al-Promissory
note OF November ;, 1Ss2. SEQ interest,
and foreclosure.
Peter Hesser VS.. A. r. pretty-Promis-
sorry notes OF January % 1925 SIS 80.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-08-08

4 Lewiston lady recently conceived the
idea that she had swallowed something
hard. and that Il had lodged IN her storm
sch ard she insisted or Aavlrg al N--av
picture takes IN cFe~- that tie foreign
substance msEat &c located When ths
rsate was developed. 70 her horror a ia -,
shawIpsa was discovered. suparerfTv
s,,sSesi In the bowels After great deal
ce worry on her part It vas discovered
thst tha pin Was not In her body. but has
been used 10 pin a shses aScGt her before
the picture w2s taken Lewiston Evening
Journal.
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Christian Endeavor convention a san


PesnOnal.
Frank e0tnby. a Mount verro-, lawyer
IL 81 the Dtsisr, accompanies by hfs sr-
G.. A. Briggs formerly Of s@at.t~ rc~
g Boston. Mass. is in the city for few
Mrs. G. u. Eoyes Of Morn, yerncn IA
ths saezt Of Mrs Marie pJorup on sey~
sFztn avenue.
Ar. and 2rs ". ". Rohe-sxo, - 49,.
naais. are spending Sunday with M. ard
Mrs. ]. r. Hartman. AA's'
ME-. II A Robinson and Mrs.. r. n
MofEison. OF burlington. WaSh are
among the arrivals of the DfIIer.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-08-08
MRS. HOPKINS WINS.
IMPORTANT DECISION IN 4 MASON
COUNTY RAILROAD CASE.

An Old Case IN Witch Mrs. Hopkins
Receivers $4,000 In . Salt Against
the sasscp Railroad Ce.-TAe De-
fen.e That she Had Been Cas Oh
by the sstt 81 . Dank Against the
Succeeding CorDorss1sn Does Vet
Stand.
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Com posftinn-

We are row nrera rad 70 10 c>or,coxt,o,
fcr re trade tany measured in Norps re.l.
Minioa. BREWER and Long Primer. salts
faction guaranteed. CaA or address POST
izis.lsxencs-. Seattle.
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Have you sent CIondyke edition 81 .ha
Post fnteliigencer 90 your friends IN tha
East Copies wrapped ready for rpsilInr-
can be mad urcn application at business
office: g per COPY.
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II yoa are you shoula aave ~. Pest
intellisess>er sent 20 yon- II will cos.
nothing extra Gail a; our crics and Fave
yeur address changed
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Disturbance OF the nervous system. and
great sorrow. often cause the hair 10
hlsnch ana fall Counterfeit this and re-
store the color with Hairs Hair Rsnewey.
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For Skagaav and Dyea take s.ssrns-
Utopia Angus, IitA. o.nce under First
National bank.
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LIE ssss : eesnS used 81 New Jersey ard
Pennsylvania 10 lay tnA dy1s. hsss.s rnss
roza tracks CIs sp-srxLrx costs ~ =
r.ssA
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Mayor woods Transportation Co.
Important telegram 10 al going north.
Page l..
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'tfOndYheT tes-
cold up therss - below.
How do you keep warmr Own a siee,-
ing bag made by the Pacific Lounge ana
Mattress Co. Western avenue. near Spring
street. They make canvas bags FOR nro-
visions and clothing also"
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Are You Going Camping

TT Montgomery Russell has removed ~
sol 80 Bailey building. Telephone Main IA
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HOBBS
Sparagus Kidney Pills
Keep on Curing
Sick People.
Kidney Disease Has Been
Robbed Of the Horrors
Heretofore Attached
to II.
The Cry for Help 10 Qnickiy Aas.
Wered BY DR.. Hobbs Grand
Uaiverssl Specific.
Ask at G. o. GHy's Pharmacy, Cor.
YesleP Way and Second Avenue
South az the Cures This Wen
Aerfsi Discovery Has
Performed.

There was time-and not 50 very long
ago-that when persons were attacked
with kidney disease, and became thor
oughly convinced Of It, a sense OF min
gled anguish ana horror Quickly crep.
over them They knew tire peri,ous posi-
ton 1t placed them in. Brigh.'s disease.
with all It's horrors. stared them in the
face Horrible visions came to them
even In sleep OF the dreadful ordeal they
were 10 pass through, and many would
nave welcomed death At the start once
the diagnosis made II absolutely certain
that they were afflicted with this dts
ease.
How different today are their feelings.
now that handy and safe specific is OBJ
tainable at their nearest drug store. No
man or woman can be SO totally blind to
facts as TO for oue moment believe that
Dr. Hobbs Sparagus Kidney Pills will
not cure them, after the public test that
has been made Of this remedy In Seattle
for the past few weeks.
The testimonials and concentrations
that have appeared in the Seattle papers
up to the present are but a small part of
those already received, and more are
coming IN daily.
Never in cur experience has there been
such q spontaneous outpouring of praise
as has greeted DR.. Hobbs Sparagus Kid
ney Pills.
What Or. Hobbs spara&us Kidney
Pills Arc Designcd and
Guaranteed to DO.
They soothe. heal and cure any inflam-
nation of the Kidneys and bladder.
They cure bsckache.
They cause the kidneys to filter out of
the blood all poisons and impurities.
whether made in the system or taken IN
from the outside.
They render sluggish kidneys active
They cause the kidneys to cast out the
poison OF rheumatism (sric acid. tie
disease germs of malaria and the grippe
They cause the kidneys to keep the
blood pure and clean and thus prevent
neuralgia, headache dizziness, nervous
dyspepsia. skin diseases. eruptions, scales,
letters and rashes.
They cause the kidneys to work stead
lay and regularly.
They dissolve and cast out brickdust AMI
phosphate deposits and dissolve gravel
and calculi in both the kidneys and blasi-
der
They cure Bright's disease.
They cause the kidneys 20 rapidly ria
the systems Of the poisong of alcohol and
tobacco.
They yield a clear mind, sweet sleep.
steady nerves, active bodies brimful of
the zest and happiness OF living. bright
eyes and rosy cheeks because they keep
the blood free from the poisons and I'M
puritjes that would otherwise clog and
irritate IL.
Healthy kidneys make pure blood
Pure blood makes perfect health.
Perfect health makes life worth living.
DIR. Hobbs Sparagus Kidney Pills do
this. and do II all the time.
DR.. Hobbs Sparagus Kidney Pills. 20
cents a box.
FOR SALE By
6. &. GUY, ph. g., LEADING DruHeIst,
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If ven are yo9 should have ths Posi-
fnteli;xencsr SAT 10 soI. II viii cost
nothing extra Call at Cur Office and have
yoer address changed.
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FOR SALE By

6. &. GUY. Ph. g., LEADING Druggist.
Cor. Yesler Way and Second Av. South,
Seattle, Wash.
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40 MIS- p. n Fe-sytAe. ~ cozaa.
ne, saa NJ, Forsythe's two listers ars
~ . iew aaSs IN the et,s e,,ests
49, sta MIS- J +, Hartman. Nj FOR
minister. and is r=-ufrisn., ,r,-,
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60 Suoinee. brother OF DIGESTIVE
- 80. arrived in the city yesterday
go. oa rom Sals Lake City. He Is
Az. ssriersis of gosng 10 the Clon-
I ! snc would not De surprising II he
k.sa sampan!et by the detective. Il wes
49, =, 10 esscredls these hss stories.
-. .oan Cudlhee las; evening. when
-. vac 'hefa IN tie newspapers. eu.
- ss'aS In Seattle ana talking with
g. saw iae s9ii itself. have
sea~ sxe Cutlhee was one Of the
famous wrestless m TIE Irn,..,.s
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ssosecut.ng Attorney HASTE said
Yesterday afternoon that he VAS con,ls-
ssiiy meeting oid-,ime miners from thr
n'aek bills. Who have been lnocuiatea nv
sae cloadyke fever. and could no, with
Eaae The temptation 10 try their h,ek
es.ce hinre.
go siaicup. who Is known Ia almost
49, mining camp In tho country as
:, 4s.aef soe.' went UP on the Al-Ki." SAID
- hss.is. y T. Sparks. formerly mar
go VI Lead City. $. n. Is another re-
sss, J sise notice that Al Rurnham,
:. ases IN hea6wood for twents years.
,s ssoAsa Tor The next trip Of ths Mex