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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-10-29
KISSES Fur CROKER.
Tswwssf LEADER wEErS coy
TEMPT ST aI< ON NEETTss-
Mayer Harrfssz Receives al oxsrf@a
-Een-s g~s~Se sc~a.~s Tzzuwnv
OF Selling nrE~w~-fseavy Bet
tag Fnrns Against Van wyck-

NV YORK Cc- %-Rz-1a-s C-ozs-
Eas ru1z1n ass1 a. Tzzl1azg Ez2 To-
1ges Ar kE@ E-N aArxs E@srfrE - TIE
esmrssTn Ensre E&s TsE-Ang wzzzzEs-
bad nate ia appearance. i vas a. s1a
sag zseslzx astanse1 ev STzyar Cartsw
kszr-ssen. - CEzAEs aE& xome - Geek
1c4zzv DeE0rrMts- isaze-E c~aka-ss pan
was 70 s~trg ezs- ae-e se was Chairman
q f1s e1E-1 lEses sE4t w#sr7-sa Tnera ard
e s4- DrassssE g7aa Fhs pattern, smiling
Uccz has Eaesss wssz ssH rz4esszx sreusss
TIE 4TsEtlenes Eas asxeIg eztnzs aSske
ere Carter HARSH as CT ire gEar-
t1rU. z11 kss CassaE9 GaEexz tea occupied
frr1+ s@ns 81 s1s sodg - re hail cw-
tx - sna r@1@ares Interruptions 81 ire
TE-z12zng E1tSsr1 Es. cz~g Eas tzksn 20
Eee5 Mesry Gsor1s showers onr u -
saI Fsr-~sr Azbassador Ts-es 3.
haaztts wss rNe@-es w1en ~ arose -
s5esk, an1 szErfaE "a snsseh Ha xas cheer
- hbsra1fy. TIE Chicago nsr wer@
~ar1,lT greeted ~ re -rsWsza n tna xaI-
lerfes The-e wzs renewed cheering wasa
Mayer Iarr1znz ap1earesz o. "a paarrarra
scc1sE parted sF Efeazrd Cruker
Hf-@e~ EnsF~s 90 Cheers
Gre % tfe r.cSr rerza rkaffe -Hfrvz tFzs
h@@ ~t@s occurred A. Tawusav Hal
E1eef1nE tsoE Place tgIxt Their Some ora
called Tor tkrse cheers for Raeharg Croker
The response was a sforna ~ hlsses that
swept swsr the haL Net 4 cheer waz
gav@a, and tie mar who called Tor tAsm
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-10-29
Messages sent Through a Clock.
Kansas city Sta


IN A grain 4LG stocA concern II tire ksE-
change building there is an electric clock
connected. Ike scores OF others here. VITA
tie Washington Observatory kAroggh the
central telegraph oEflcs. One day recently
young Eau. formerly g te.egrapuer.
stepped IL and pulled out bis watch 20 set
It with the correct time While gazing az
the clock he vas ast0nlshed 20 naar ths
gong besal striking Internationally and %
see tae hands ny4ng around Ike star
Pointer and Joe PatcAen.
There was method IL THE madness. how
ever. for the pounding 81 the g1ng was
simply the hanEnertng 0ux OF 4 series u
dots and dashes. TIE telegraph man
Thought he was draining. he ptnched
himself aad listened carefully. Out Of tie
bowels OF the clock came this message,
clearly enGncilsed: Buy ) Decem Der
waeat e4l2. Sell 20 M2y corn Is. Answer
quick The message vas on time. and =
w4s 10 clock game" either.
Then another telegram ratified Out. ard
ths listener cooked his ears. As IL was
coming ather rocky lt vas from South
err Kansas. and said NO rain for tan
days. For heaven sake see Pax Counor
quick and Ascertain prospects, Taen an
elevator concern CT the same 1oor was De-
Ing wired regarding some cars OF wheat n
-ralsI-
The sock vas doing It's work bravely.
aat p1r8doxsCal as * seems Il WAS Al
ways on a s-rlka- soon lt licked oar 4
sorzai message 90 GRE q the pretty type
writer's - t1s Building r WIS from 4
friend = a suburban tow-. ard siEne5
Jack" Il said Re would arrive shortly
a.-er aeon ana t4&e her 70 The horse
saeN- As L vas Che Ase day o. ire SHOW
u Is hoped t1e sppcl- -rrart mats a con-
-io1. even q the message d15nt Teera
DO do45t however. aaour the .aEler ar
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-10-29

r Is rumored that before long glass
umbrellas win b II general use-that g.
says The Westns zster Gazette. urn breliaa
covered WITH the rev spur glass cloth
These. - course. VIII Afford no prctne-
tl0a from the rays - the SUI, 5ut they
wsH possess ore obvious aavnrta 20
namely. TIA. they car De held II s-ors ~
TIE face wsen nesting the wfna ard rain
and a. the same tire the user vii - ahla
- see that re does nor rfsn frto 1norartI-
ing individuals CT lamp posts Bat VIA.
say rEs ioveTs-fhe seaside holsaav lover.
who are - - segn or every beach round
the coast. Nfrh rhsir backs 70 ths ctr ~
q handy boat. Al angzrles ol8-stvfs nm.
hreila r FROM - their. leaving ne+hFnr "a
ths zaze - me l1quis.tive save ths so1es
- tbetr f@ur s5oesT Sareiy they wEI r.
vols against ths Innovation
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-10-29
Dangers OF Sensational a~yewx'-


Several years ago one az ne press ASSOC
riafinrS IN ire South a1ar an3 adopted sen
sfbie resolutions calling for news ranaFsa
that would deal IN something better tran
lynchfRgs ard hixhly eoierrd accounts %
howieides About That tire the writer
WENT TO England. and the first paper ne
read was the London T ines In that rtaia
and steady Journal ~ civilization ard .,n-
servatisrr we're a few formal Hnes refer
ring 70 The death 81 Gen Gresham. tha
then secretary ~ state. ard scar st was A
long account os a horrible iynchln< in an
unfamiliar part OF Florida The contrast
was al the more painful because Il came
after a long abstinence from newspaper
reading. r Vas. however an apt ilus-ra-
ton x what the reign ~ the criminal in
tire news columns means 20 a eouatrv Or 70
a section. And there is no 9ngbt that IN
this respect che South has suffered heavily.
We would never know rom reading this
kind - news that during the last three or
four years. when ths rest % ths country
and a large Darr IL the verdi have hean
going through a PERIOD ~ disastrous de-
preston. the SoHsh has been uncnn monty
weller and las been making wonderful
strides IN progress. We would not know
that since ths better tines began the South
has eaugat fIl!i step wfth the procession -
progress has constantly increased Is man
ufacturiug. has made the largest gains IN
CGfEEsrfea n al Us HE~FnEN. HAG begun
conquest OF Europe not nrly wlth its iron
and steel but with rs grain and ether az
r1cuiturai produces
r vas OF course 70 - expected that the
sensational would grab a. the prospect %
yellow fever. Bur the Errangext thla9s
sometimes happen. The Northern ana
Western press has treated the Ocean
Springs fever with eommerdahle common
sense" says the New Orleans Tirnss-Derl-
ocrat. L had AZ opportunity % work 10
a scare and - infurs the bus, ness of a VASE
territory. but it refrainsa from attempting
such 4 thing There wa tine when fhe
teal1usjes % cities permitted work % thts
kind. bar thu tine sears % have passed
1T Is doubtful = there has ever been Surn
c0mpIets unity q purpose IS Is presented
today" sad The sans raper And thfs il
truth. "a tl1a higher patriotism. T. Is better
than reunions WITH erTervs.-ent speeches
ard vows hathef 81 E1snrarue because it
reaches down u ne very bottom os fhlnxs
and shows thai nation and state city ard
section. are together for the good o. each
and az al.
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nnhe q Nnn 81 -,

Tas 1es. wa~ o. care a sgs7sszt - -a.-v
-.cas a-d ee35se t-t s--v - "a --sxs
wa1 ~ Ri Give at-a s,ust- NJ resl -,
fo- ard - wl4 ue- f-f-e- his -=-vo.a
Strength away II --av.vsal.ry 81 f-l ser~74-
eE Brt - gcr- 2 @r-es%
FHG 8sslses 1atrx nur11-E lr sae:~ 0sa~as
s-rer 81 very effective Nss s5-- sr4
Z sad 1ccast-1 81 say. 'rs vsu- ~1Ears az
se=e 20 ssazE 81 lc-o zarer.lz zftr ~-a
aant ana sae-E.ass ca - rase. e w
-t Ga EseG 51 IRE way - moral rrai--
~E T1e tsaF eE punishment al ~
5szsa vcu-z H-en ~1rat cr RI xs9sss--sasr
ne al 0HEts -ane so easily avassaf as
ere scsue % A ecLEee- = veur 80 swe
lsrE -- Fe q reform srhca3 year r-efas-
GERS detective 1ezcers. ars vsg- rresss@a-
ee.-z ~ au.e. IRE s~16euF wH give
--a-r rser-y - a. A 90 1sze earn-- AK
-rs -saee - a E1rsnC - 1ia.rz -1ac il
7-as s. r-sre -refe-ss T-s ray wtu By
-s-,-ss.,r rs- 5g sra~ 'Erse sneG4 ere
seH-.z- %. Free aE1 Er8vs 4ae BETTY
-es--sz-s --2- -Av a14 III tAa roue-zl %
xa sacks ard GO eEs Trchs ara az
-zsl- rs e1IaEz ~ s1E selser- Eor-a7
g F-- rs@ rra sing 90 -er a-& waz1ar
.-se 80 eyes exist e-Uav-t STAR Tor1a-.
Eereh Azaer.cs- Reeves.
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Effects of weyIer aud weyIeri-m-


u tha three fortresses tr Havana thsrs
are now confined & - political prisoners.
and counting those asportsd 20 The isle
q Pines there must be &c 90 in the WHOLE
Cuban command From the couIe1ce-
neut q the var anal this date. SRA peo-
pIe have beeE deported 20 African penal
settlements. a. prisoners o. var hAvs
been shot ID the Fosse Gs los LaGre-s,
Havana alone. and l13 people. chiefly
American citizens have been expelled
fro1l the island Counting the enormous
number OF persons w-a0 have disappeared
from their bones ard never again 5eeu
head a. the deaths % pacifcos from
starvation ard disease. the captured
rebels executed II ;ae tntertor. ire mas
sarres ef sick ard wounded ard ire ap-
ps1.uS lines y spanish graves mark
fuE every movement e the imperial
forces. sorae adequate idea UaY 5e gain
Ell ~ the inferno into waie1 TIE Pearl
81 the Antilles" has been T1rned- During
the n 1n-h - August = 40 soldiers were
admitted mo hospital wirh yellow fever
ard tvsenterv ana these may be a1pli-
cateI air. t1s -e1 united Cor day but
E9e1 Into TIRE barracks q the large
soW1s.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-10-29


The blue ticket is headed Shelter for
Men.' g. First avenue south. and other
wise Is exactly the SAME as tie Salvasgon
Army ticket.
On the reverse side q the blue aad red
tickets appears thls statement.
'Aoie-oodled men are required % work
ABOUT che aoAr eor lodging and about enc
ao4r Ter meal The work done about
half pays for tie lodging and breakfast
and tie % cents pledged by his licket
makes up the balance.
II tats Ickst IS never presented tas -
often the easel. L costs the glver nothing
As can be readily seen. tals system pro-
yidsS a means OF relief Tor those Ia dis
tress. and al the same tine dispenses
Rira ln94scrtn4nate giving. II also re-
AeEes The chaFigabIy disposed of the ue-
cessity of making any !uvesrig cations. The
general secretary Keeps a careful record
OK saeA case referred 70 the central Of
ice, and the records are open 70 the tn
specEion of al who are interested n tha
promotion q sensible ard systematic
charity WORK
The society has continued the districts
abogt as they were last year Il IS Il
excellent condition to handle tAe
enersel-y and transient cases
mat may arise IA the central
district. The general secretary has
been gathering Information and insplra-
the cooperation 0f the people of Seattle a
srea. deal Of suffering can be prevented
This winter.
As AZ present organized. the work a
tie society can &c carried en- az very
small cost The 0fflee expenses are ex-
cseeingly Light. and the policy q reguIr-
ing labor from ab3e-bodIeG men wao are
helped vii effect a zig saving. II sddg-
ton 20 TIE temporary relief given 20 a
~ Agf
as - possible. seek out the cause = pow
sFty II the various cases ard en1eavoF 70
give permanent relief 10 such manner IS
ne individual circumstances may sus-
gess and permit.
rae socfefy's Officers.
The officers u he society are. Prest-
dent Rev W. Il. g. Temple treasurer
II o. Sauey: general secretary. Arm 3.
Alien.
The standing committees % IT, society
for ISsT-sS are as follows.
Finance and membership Alonzo Hail
chairraa, - kohn, Johz " Et4uw. II.
o Shasy. treasurer
Special 81 uenbcrshlp-Mrs 3. n
Eou1z. David Meyers,
Press and plbllcaGors-A : Grerv
chairman. z 2. Powell, ". II Hovis.
Employrsent-H " Gl5chr1s-. chair
Nan 4 z. BErwsi. John McI5arvln. ,
r Gro1t. sx-af1cto
Legal questions and laEfsLa -tor-Mlio A
Root. z. L. Blaine. Timothy Ryan. ex-of-
acio.
TIE busiuess r&1aE sIent q the soct-
ETY. IS vested III an executive council c1m-
posed q af1eeu elective mem bers. tha
pastors ce al churches The ax-oflcio
members q the socie-y and tie F-testsv
Visitors Meetings - ths executive sIu1-
ca ara held On me FRS: Monday or each
uores a. O'Clock 2 m a. the central
Office
The Chairman - each = ere staualn 2
committees. together wf-h sns prss.den-
- els executive c8u8c.l. comprise IRE ec-
es4tlse c1-nEll-lee. waica meets every
Monday setera7o1 a. o'clock 81 -he
central sf7ca. fr~ TIRE transarslor - sglen
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thought be would trv again. n a very
loud voice 81 again called FOR three chesrs
for HiehaEe Croker. There vas a feeble
response this time. bat the cheers were
drowned BY kissing. Croker heard tie ak
prsss3ons of dlsappr0va. Of himself and
~ retired 70 a seat far back on the stage.
James 3. E4stls ex-amba ssaaur %
France. was the first speaker. he did not
mention the silver question or the Chicago
platform. Referring 70 the campaign oe
Es9 be said the tariff question would be
ar oVershad0winE issue while the Cuban
question msgat reach al acute stage Deal
tx wlta the Cuban troubles. Mr.. Eustis
continued:
The Democratic party now demands de-
clsive action upon the Cuban question. II
always sgupatsslzed win al oppressed
people struggling for rheir freedom. Il
does net ask tills admin .ztrat{on 90 violate
rs treaty obligations or 20 disregard It's
neutrality laws. bur- L does ask ghat the
moral weight and sympathy OF this gov
eminent shah be on the side q tie instr
government
ss.t.saa-~ for Mayor aarri@oR.
Mayor Harrison. OF Chicago. was next
Introduced. and vas received with ap-
pause. He asserted that the representa-
tive Democrats u Chicago hoped far the
election II Judge van Wyck and declared
bis belief thar national issues should not
=
tinuing De sad.
II uphold the doctrines q the equaliza-
ton Of gold and silver in which felo 10 OF
our people registered their belief and I
adhere 70 the party and IT'S pure leader.
tCheers)
IN concluding rs speech. Mayer Harrf-
son spoke e his love for personal liberty.
ard denounced the Raines liquor law de-
elari1g that Z he lived II New York Re
would never rest easy under that odious
Law. made BY J let OF huckwheat states
men" Great appiagse}
Perry Ee.n1 mt was then introduced. he
had a long speech prepared but be cut II
short Nobedw appiaGeed him. Several
speakers or local fame thsn addressed the
messing. Richard Croker ard Mayor Har-
rtsou lsft before TIE meeting ended. TIE
ov erfiow meeting or the outside of the hsu
was addressed BY A number q wiEWam
crators.
George Making n ast.
HeRry Gearge Is supplying The greater
part - the ginger ln tia municipal
campaign. HIS allegations to-chsug TIRE
integrity u che Recognized CHIEFS - both
the leading parties erE exciting wefie rhey
are mer ~ tscae most directly concerned
by q aAow % Indifference. The UosE spe-
ctec q Nr George allegations 1a that
Robert u Prior rz.d R.chsrt Croker KS
oo fsr the 31dEssEfe 1e ccw 1el6s .aat
s--.s9o vas paid scr sea- On he bench
Ger Jgaza tsgrahara. ana otaer i,ld.clal
a1lees were made The objects 0f barter eg
TIRE scaled political BOSSES. Judge P-t5r
hts made e. tegerieal & Eia that ne bad.
or caGse5 % b. rsid anv s13na fcr 5he rc--
Inauen. aEd e fs= denial ras been made
by alher iga4gcs involved
saa =. .e@ .eflr~ ~peevh-
The only ex ,epuou 10 -ae r1le af vola-
h.atv among che rarora.-y saa5s4r IS
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METHOD In CHARITY.
PLANS Of THE CEsTRaL ORG sSTZ r.
Efos TO HELP THE NEEDY.
BAD Fofsey 20 Give Non~v 10 street
and Hons% Bex=sr~-The society
Prevents EmpasEffSa by the ira
poxfors-kfsResr Taken Care Of

Dcn't give r.s7sv g se-wzrx q. -
1s2r q % s1s Stree SAYS tie Clarity
CrEzE1-z t4a1 Socsery. ot SeasEta
70 - 50 Testers a eEzss wasrh = a.
realty t1a Rrgs1Ahls far sewgars -na
EAAe zz1-a Esaz@g snaa STEADY w1rAsrs.
Careless SsEg y ts1s SEne aacoErzxeS
1epessssnas@ og ia z1ng e easy ard allows
lever aZEcSrS % seal Eas charity 3D.
-1nEnE &c -2s hSnese poa~ No matter
29S sznosst1 szcry IS sozs z = saraF "a
refer ne zaartsr 20 @ae Charity Crgan-Ea-
lsn S5ess-y e@tgre giv1ux relief
4nls s1ea@ty. n cou1aEcuoH w. to
CONSTITUTED authorize zEs&arrazas 20
2ToFi1s far a. resident nse3y ear-Elzas
AEa shs SS1asssr for Nsn-- ard the sal
vzzz0E AsEzy Feed ard SAs3sar" under
taxes % Rrowtte for transient men ns-s-
sn% Toad CT sselger Cars aas oeea -4ksn
q forrz = sssssgn -hat wsA discourage m
e-scr.s1-aaate ssvtag and Al the same ts-ae
sEera ire desired rea1e< Thrse sets e
,ek@ts 12vs Seen printed and w5u es
placed in convenient hoa6sgs A1d zIsxrin-
2Te1 sf-7aS ha1t t1a city TIE arst tick
= on w1-zs cardboard. and rsaGs as saI-
lows.
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CINCINNATI. Oct - -Tha meetings q
" + Bryan today ass tonight az Mount
Vernon Newark ard shawnee were large
" attended Afr. Bryan discuss
81 the silver question az al his
meetings ard also reviewed tire records Of
President Mckinley ard Senator Hanna
RE sais the Hrst six months - tae McNtn-
ley administration we're the most disas-
trous lu the history % the country. lie
charged Senator Hanna with hostility 30
labor and also With being the chief con
seIratas II ;he presidential campaign Of
last year
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Az aPallsans forshe5p whose naerfs = IN
kaoEn IS gwen oEs Of rhaze cards properly
zllec ak and dated Wien presented 20
the genera! secretary Of re organization.
Arm : Alien. rooms ss-s9 Sullivan aa.lLa-
Ing. ne case g investigated and cs1s sarss
reported 90 the ssgnsr q the card. IA casses
et emergency. TIE society gives temporary
Rep and z1@sAess arrangements gsr PENN A.
henr hslp. Ihls method prevents lGspos-
tors from securing money ard food taAs
properly os.ong % TIE victims OK zals4ox-
tAAE.
Ihe other tlcsess ara On red and blue
cardboard and read.
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~. sr~ nov prepared 20 10 corn position
fsr sh@ trats tzry measured r. Nonpz-efI
NluIan BREWER ard Lenx Primer sat.s-
f1esgor zg4araatesS Cali or address P5ss-
FEfsEI3 ger ~ Seats.
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MrA George ". CgEarrze q pEsl2s4sl-
rn.a A summer resilient y GEzft fzzft.
Ne haz gwen mat village pG14c II
a~arT 1zucsenGelE heusss4 AID sa-rSs--
as a memorial 80 1@~ Instant Nac died -
usazx--EI ! ys-x 49,
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IRE re-em- turner FESTIVAL AZ s-h0rhan-
ea1 Swt szarEan8 azHerhE@ over s ca1
tarrers iaelgdiaz some from Germany ard
ATsrf-a
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- M-Ey-z arr s-se =ars - raj ez17es
Il z-s1azsas1e zrzzSs.
Ea1sr Tz-@y Ea---1 E@1zrss IT7ss-
AID Esz1a~ par = vzS1~v1s x1-z ne-
s-1g - rs zegzasaGEse ~<1 @1~1
KEY EMagr I4eaw SAIL
Ee 1as3 - ,a4- Ta--a-T Eal al
e1-gErta4 --nre E1&-E n-az 1zA1 - COL
Is& Es 60 NE -@1 Zs-z = -1e a~zs1-
sa1-Ta I'D wE@z s-As Gz-a 70 sE&8
e~tveG Ear1 z8W q T2ss traD -z4r Ez1z@E.
and -hsT a. - As1s- tAa zEs< lie = = -
szz.sr Lzs zEZE
Faeazr Decay wzz eaeerRs 10 1ze seAe
81 - ~ ~ rzzstarz-- sz4 sstare -
E~szs zz3-ezzs wsaE ssz- E19-s Was -z1rs
e1ee-s es- Mr.. George as FzEaa- H.
G5vn1
TIE Is - : Czzs hsI3 a rnEsfng rzserl7s
seg tze sz-1ssa-s q tae T--srsaaka1 L.
-wccwz-v a. Ezsa@s1c EaE ga E1ar4es
y 0sTzoz Ezs re grzzels24 s9e4Ear-
seth lew en- staten Island
ssss Lev speka wee 81 Ssasen sszz&
-ozzxac T1s srs- address was n n Ger
r.r -asa meeting = raa GFsTaz CID
roo-s q Sa-let1E- Fvgrr tnsrs - ven
% -ns P-szgsst.1n aEzf. s-sz--. wEers II
Lev ard CARES : Fal~-1g19 z3G-sSsss-
> s4 people AZ LSou park. Elz.S eszT. lA1s D
zsga-.
9ry Goods Ven for seth lew.
Ore hundred ans slsws- srv xeods firms
ard merchants u ne 1sw-tcxn d1sETa1l
today signed TIE ssiicwrz
IRE u-eterszg7sad regardless q party,
desire rs election q Seth Low II = IL
every wate east fav air wsazsas re %
r1gx4fff7r To Tar -rMry s&N =
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In many cases. the hrst work 81 Ayers
sarsapartlla Is 70 expel the effects y tha
other medicines tSat have been tried ln
vain. II wsaia he a saving - tluse and
u.cnev = experimental tock Ayers sarsa-
~ RIA ar FIRST instead ~ n last
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7 xas a Fataer % tha poor. ara
M case w14ch Knew n0z 7 searched
cut
CHARITY ORC IMITATION So
EkETE
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TWO Lives SaYeG.

Mrs. Phoebe Thomas of Junction City Ill.,, was told by her doctors she had con- sumption and that there was TO hope for her, but two bottles of Dr. Kings New Discovery cured her, and she says it saved her life. Mir. Thos. Eggers, I39 Florida St., San Francisco. suffered from
 dreadful cold, approaching consump- ;ion, tried without result everything else then bought one bottle of Dr. Kings New Discovery and in two weeks wss cured. He is naturally thankful. It is ruoh results, of which there are samples that prove the wonderful efficacy of the s medicine in coughs aad colds. Free trial bottles at Tombstone and 3isbee drug stores, Regular size sec and SI.oo
Tombstone prospector., 1897-07-28
WCOCMEN CIRCLE

0UEFN GROVE. WOODMEN CIRCLE
 Meets first and Third Thursdays Of Y each month NPS. l. FiTcH, w. C EEsTHA WIITiG. (. Wishing members are cordially invited.
Tombstone prospector., 1897-07-28
KNIGHTS OF PYTHlAS

D ATHBONE LODGE. NO. 10. K. OF p meets eveTy TGssday eyenug. ]. D
 PL.KE, C. C. r. Nj. JOHNSON. k. R & Visiting brothers cordially invited.
Tombstone prospector., 1897-07-28

IT. Prices Cream Baking PowdS. N..s:ds Fair Hi2hes: Medsi and DipI,r,-
Tombstone prospector., 1897-07-28
UNIFORM RANK K p

IINIFORM RANK, K.:OF P. MEETS first Tuesday in month. after regular
 K P. meeting. NN. P. loNG, Capt C. M POKIER Sec
Tombstone prospector., 1897-07-28
BISBBE NEWS. Daily Happenings at the Great Copper Camp. Budget Of Interesting Items from our Regular Cor.
 respondent.

Owing to the fact that no Bisbee mail arrived today, on account of washout and re- ported flood, our usual Bisbee correspondence did not come to hand.
Tombstone prospector., 1897-07-28
NOTICE.

TO ALL WHOM IT MAY CONCERN
 Notice is hereby given. that certain mining cIyims called the Tam Bien, McG.nty and Car ago1, situated in the Warren mining district. and about one half mile northeasierly fr m the HolbrOok hoisting works, and about the same distance from the town of Bistee. A. T. Ist As the above named claims were not located in conformity Piih the U- s. Mining laws there fore. 9 second party, at later date. relocated the same in fIIl conformity with the above named mining laws aud is fully determined to protect his rights. Therefore, all persons are cautioned net to bargzinfo-. buy or lease the above nI-ed 'lains. =. $. MANSOR.
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TABLE OF DISTNCES.
From Tombstone to Different
 Parts of tne County.

The foll owing is table of distances for use as guide by officials Of Cochise oun;y in es timatiug mileage fees: