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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-08-29
0NEF RMHAS ALL THE COAL
Moaey Made oat Of the Strike
where Operators WIN Begin
she rI~hf

FITlSRDRG. Aug. %-Bv the END o.
aeHi week az tbe cosi ora re msrorgs-
riFT WI e prartt ally IN the han8s
at ere fra. ard ne PRICES ,.-s,s =. -
~ TIE lucky pcsssss0rz q tha wal,1s 49,.
mineral There has been a steady IN
ereaso II TIE price - ocai al ira week
30 a. TIE pFese1t run rai9e zeal brszgs
f~ofe - 20 fa4~ esnts
@Aen the present strike hera. ,Aa firm
- John a. Jeues & 40 saw a. ~
Price El1st advance. ara the- ssfetl,-
~Ht - VFE sad hcavat caaI every
e here chsv could 81 ~rf-as So, -,
s@es1 very tow- They hava teea ksersir r
ais ceaL ard naw pFa 6rallg control The
raAt trade tn thss vicinity. Vnen seen
Cay. ar se2es refuses 20 say s1st Bow
nace coa3 tksy had bsst admitted rhst
fe @raS2nS aas over 5se eco bushels IT.
-tTtes A0ong other cgal arnas sevesepe.s
re taet ta&E there va very little eeal
-is4-r q ilat bed y Jones s. Co. and
-hAt fra ws4i4 - abs 10 set tae.r o1Sn
sz.seS.
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paeess]ent OF the vancouver Bicycle Club
supported the demand y~aaA 81, ~. =
also py wire-an6 immediate acsfo- -
Urged as imperative &c the Interest," ~ H.
cFcie racing in British Columbia TIE "a.
suss was That an emergency meeting az tna
national executive COMMITTEES ~. ror-
senec by telegraph. and yesterday ths f,ts.
nsailon cane 70 hard that. y BRITISH Ca
.uHoia would remain loyal 10 the 2. "
ina association would az oace recognize
she cast league. The desired assurance
has been given. ard thus ,hs nwa,,e- :
not satisfactorily disposed %.
lac riders 81 tie g. A. g e WIFI ,n.k.
tEeif trsf appearance on Canasf,sa 49, -
week from today. riding fr a Ia, r.aa+ -
the y W. G. ~ the Oak Bay srsck zsf5.
the assistance CT the best pacing rYSaeblrss
On the Coast and all either essentials 20
last tine. as well as keen racing.
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bpsI0N. Aug zs.--Tsucisr Ie~ra ~.
EUROPEAN long-cistarce champion 81 fsss
defeated J. Frank starbuck. Of phn.4sI.
pfsa. 0y one ard ons-haif laps IN txerfyr
HFs-fisile match race 81 Charles River rarlr
toaay. making the distance In Ezz Ha
ai4o Sefhred fae American paced conpetI-
lsse tseoFas from three 70 tweuty-fiv.
niles inclusive. lowering a rnssovt,.- - - :
records created hy his old-,srna 49,,
Aachasa. at Manhattan Beach. last sas,,r-
GAY. II was fine contest, both Nor shou-
ing good form, and the paeernakers doing
faithful work. The fastest nile Va ,hs
second, which was ridden In 1855
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For Passing Worthless Checks.

VANCOUVER. y. C, Aug. ga man
giving himself the name or DR. Roberts
was arrested here this afternoon on g
charge OF issuing fraudulent checks on
the Fidelity bank of Spokane Roberts
claimed that he received a draft from
England for $50 which he intended to de-
posit to his account I'm Spokane. but for
got 10 forward il. lie claims TO have been
a lecturer az McGin college, Montreal,
and 10 be well-known 10 leading Canadian
Pacific railroad officials. Roberts further
stated that he was largely interested in
mining, and was about TO erect hotel
at Fort Steele. A telegram TO Spokane
brought information that a man named r.
". Roberts had an account at the FL
deity bank, bat had closed it out three
months ago. Roberts is confined In JAIL
and Will be brought up on Monday.
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an Accident spoiled the outins.

Special Dispatch to the Post-Intelligencer.
SEDRO. Wash, Aug. "a party Of old
pioneers were journeying up 10 the head
waters Of the Skagit this week for a few
days outing When near Marblemount
Yesterday morning horse belonging to
David Bates. OF Sedro. became unmanage-
able and Mrs. Bates was thrown from the
buggy and sustained a compound fracture
of one OF her legs just above The ankle
Some Siwashes were employed to canoe her
down the river to her home IN Sedro
reaching there last night at 10 O'Clock. At
this writing she is resting quite comfort
ably.
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ALL ARE SUSPENDED.
L. A. w. DIsCIPLINEs RIDERS AT
THE C. A. C. c. BICYCLE MEET.
hut Tacoma Races Come on Today
just the same-Dan9er From Dis
eased Cows Milk-Tacoma ship
ping sews-Guvncr Teats' Chief
Witness IL Ui-Proposed New
state Fish Hatchery.
special Dispatch to the Pos,-IntelIigencer

Special Dispatch 10 the Post-Intelligencer
TACOMA. Aug. &,-Tnterest In the c.
A c G. wheel races here tomorrow IS
growing Davies. Of Everett, has enter
60 AL the professional events Staver
and Walker. Of Portland. are expected 10
enter, and swell the already large list OF
Flyers scheduled 20 appear.
RIDERS who rode II the Z. - c. c. meet
here last Sunday have been notified that
they ara under the ban Of the l. A. W.
Ofilc1als OF the meet have been served
with similar notices. and win not be- per-
nitted 70 officiate az any meet. SO FAR as
the l. a. ". IS concerned. for one year.
Tacoma riders are suspended a year. and
riders who appeared In the c. A. c. 9.
races are permanently suspended
Contractor Mullen began work today on
the Tacoma avenue bicycle path. from
South First 70 South Eleventh street 1t
cost ssss.
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The Truth About Inheriting
CONSUMPTION.

Those persons whose near ances-
tors have had Consumption have
cause to fear the disease, because
consumptiye parents frequently
hand dewn To their offspring weak
ened systems. upon which the seeds
of Consumption easily faSten them
selves. The very fact that n parent
has had Consumption shows that he
has a system that predisposes to the
disease, and the same predisposi-
tien is usually inherited by the
child.
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worth eonsiderfng. On the other
hand, III yoa neglect 60 free Your
self of already existing Cafarrh.
when the winter comes again. when
yeu are slant ap in the house aad
do not act n proper amount eft
fresh asrs when fn the crowded
city you arc exposed sf every tnrn
to the seeds OF Consumption float
lag i'm the air, yen are liable at
any moment To awaken to a reaiI-
nation of the fact that yeu have
kindica I'm your body the wasting
fires of this most fatal lung plague.
w. Ill. COPELAND.
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aloVaAlLaD IN CANADA.
vast Nheelmen's League Wins
'"snt Against l.. \. W.-May
Change u.s. Name

49,, D..sFaieh % the Post Iutellireacer.
!. ,-etslA. 4, c. Aug. Is The califcr-
~ ated Cycling Clubs. or the Pa
- as leagues. as the new orraniaa-
49, gov mere generally termed fin The
.a~tst yesterday won ifs preat.~t
i sos significant victory sIr-S trsak-
s~s from the I. a ~ an ne
aeae-.ss. - ieea1 optloa-ig has obtained
IA ,.s..a 3 ne hands o. che c. ". a.
a. 49,, - promised By tle Canadians
$500 $50, 50 soon "a the e.. A. &.
d. 49, uehaenstrate that 50 command
Aas seaport OF an California-if les am.
d, "a. s limited BY the boundaries Of
s,.s,.s .ss~-Sr 81 the entire coast n II
So, = aigher destiny. President A.
"a. - eFgaaisauon has chosen the
- kSe- and Oregon ard WASHING
ess.s'aas az last failen irfa line fho
A - : association reslec.us fts pra;rfSe
e. y W. ard the 7 A " ar,
hss8s... ssaizailons. susfst. zs.s4s and
ssas.ts OF tae Gre bs.~e aysr,v here
a - saa enforced Ay tae either thiz
& ~ - Ns'esS blow thar c,us5 fsH uf,n
s 4 szeSsss....A leasue D. rse..s thst 10
sssae =, oHdses tia e. 4. e. e. fla no
eias,s -. Organization. trrt Il has at
sas gs2'sy ef sE-et.- er.i raV,tt3-
Geo. s.l, re rev learee WIN n. e.ra
~ A. - iitie from ''>ahf,~~.s.. =, -,,.,,..
= ~ - cN'aprehcns ts r-tfrfua ts.,f
a,sss..sseass northern dit.si,~s usssr ia
~ y n TIE ehsuge from -~anfe--
Sss;s.-. SeaSt was ga fact t,-,r,g-es NV
sesA swain daring lis recent visit
vas ihe v,-.,-s, W. .-..-. va,
xe : L. Gibbons rs ,, :, =,
srssss,..s =; A racing boa-f ssc,,roi
Ass ssssr vosla-sarrs' -,.- ..' 50.
&c 2 tie Paget ga r.,.ss ma.
i#ss.. % sivs ,., ~. 90 so
~ se-ss'ss--e star attsa ete- r..s.~ az.
va. soala Be paced e. -. M No
= vi slseslss, -'- a'sa Sc on size asso-
/. A... s.adl;isas mus, - a7 :
ss 49, a. sas.rman q e.. 81 -,
- .s s vas =. iss..srarasa 81 tss n,
-rSss.ns re tDset sa.- -,.s IA
&C. @s s.Vsa. ara b. eak -.
-ssss Ma fsSggnlze tae -ew -.
as. J. ". Prescott. as
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In my throat. which at times nearly checked
me. / had ringing noises in my head that
annoyed me very much. My stomach be-
came affected By the poison and gave ma
much distress After eating there was 4
feeling of pressure IN the stomach, and L
would hloat and belcn wind and gas. AZ
times | would be badly constipated and
again I would have diarrhoea.
IL had been reading the advertisements
of the Copeland physlcians and this. to-
rether with the advice of a friend. de-
cided me 10 place myself under treatment
with them. The result Of my course has
been all that / can ask, II brought me
complete cure. / can highly recommend
the Copeland treatment TO. all sufferers
from this terrible disease. and do SO gladly
and cheerfGlly."
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Almost Totally Deaf-Hear-
ing Fully Restored.
MIR. Frank L. Keller, a weIi-kns

MIR. Frank L. Keller. a weIi-known
farmer OF Oriilia. King Co. Wash. where
he has resided for eight years, says;
II was almost totally deaf when went
TO the Copeland physiciana I was deaf
three years. My deafness was the result OF
catarrh. from which I suffered six years
had all the symptoms OF catarrh. A dis
charge from the nose. dropping Of mucus
IN the throat, headache and pain IN the
chest 7 could not breathe through my
nose snd my mouth and throat were dry
and parchsd. The eatarrb extended to my
ears and my hearing became duh IL grew
gradually worse aud for three years | was
almost totally deaf ] was SO dsaf could
not understand common conversation. I
could not hear what was said Ia an ordl-
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To Exhibit Dairy Products.

Special Dispatch to the Post-Intelligencer.
TACOMA, Aug. Estate Dairy Com
missioner Mcdonald has sent out circulars
TO all dairymen Of the state. requesting
them 10 place samples of their products on
exhibition at the Pierce county fair. soon
10 be held here. Several have promised 10
enter exhibits. The commissioner esti-
mates that the dairy product of Washing
ton for 1891 viii aggregate in value more
than half a million dollars. The greater
part of the product is. he says. consumed
in the state. but some Of ii goes TO Mon
tana, some TO Alaska and some 10 Oriental
points
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Tacoma shipping News.

Special Dispatch TO the Post-Tnteuigencer.
TACOMA. Aug. 2s-Schooners ]. NJ.
Coiman and Fred T. Sander. which re-
Gently arrived on the Sound from St.
Michaeis. Alaska. and baTkentine G. c.
Funk. from Honolulu, arrived today 20
load lumber for California.
Northern Pacific liner Columbia, for
Tacoma, arrived at Victoria today. She
brought a full cargo and 135 passengers.
i25 of whom are Asiatics. across the Pa
cific. Her cargo includes / 7zs bales OF
raw silk, valued at approximately g half
million dollars. II Will be sent to New
York in a special train of eight express
cars The Columbia is expected here to-
morrow
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VIII Build Another Fish Hatchery.

Special Dispatch 10 the Post-Intelligencer.
TACOMA, Aug. Estate Fish Com
missioner Little. of Aberdeen. recently
appointed. has opened his headquarters
in the Berlin block IN this city. He ex-
poets 10 begin the construction of a new
salmon hatchery within ten or twelve
DAYS on the Chehalis river, between Elma
and Montesano. It VIII be finished in
time for use this season. Steelhead sal
mon will he says. be the chief species
propagated there. Mr.. Little has not yet
determined on his three deputies.
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Consumption Invited
by Catarrh.

While IL has been shown that Ca
tarrh alone does not cause MI cases
of Consumption. stili il is Cafnrrh
that those who have had consump-
tive ancestors have most to dread.
This disease weakens the body,
makes a drain on the blood and
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Te.ts. PRINCIPAL witne. Ill.

Special Dispatch to the Post-Tntelligencer
TACOMA. Aug. 2s,-Frank Nash, whom
Civil Service Commissioner Teats has re-
ferred 10 as his principal witness in the
pending civil service Investigation Is III
al the hot springs. AS the investigation
will be resumed Monday, Teats had the
testimony of Mr. Nash taken by steno-
graphers at his bedside yesterday.
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Banks Assets sold for Song.

Special Dispatch to the Post-Intelllgencer
WHATCoM Wash. Aug 2S.-The assets
OF the Columbia National bank disposed OF
at the receivers sale Yesterday represented
lace value Ct Sle3 1870. and the amount
realized was s. SIS The most vaI,,ahis
real estate asset disposed Of was the va
cant lot on the corenr of Elk and Holly
street, which sold for about s. 100.
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Cured of Catarrh
of the Nose. Throat
and Stomach.

Mr.. Morris Knox. 1919 Eighth ave-
nue.. Seattle. wash. employed at schwa-
bachers dock: Il had catarrh for good
many years. but for the last two years
It has caused me a great deal of misery.
l had discharge from my nose dull pains
over the eyes and attacks Of dizziness.
There was a constant dropping OF mncus
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nary tone Of voice X was diTicalt for ne
70 understand what was said IN any tone
OF voice.
sT had tried almost everything, bat got
only a Httle temporary relief. / was bad
IL Discouraged and had lost AL interest In
NV case I thought IL useless 10 try any
more tres .usut or doctoFa When read
OF tbe CURES being made By the Copeland
f,f4yefefsus / decided 20 make last EFFORT
Yor relief 7 began treatment with them
and ths results have exceeded NY greatest
exreetafions. ] ncw hear as perfectly az
I sver ald in my life and my eatarrh is
well"
write for symptom Blank and
Book and be cured at home. Charges
the same.
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Nelson's Crowded scbooI IN Oman

Special Dispatch 10 the Post-InteIIigencer.
NELSON. =. @, Aug. 2S-There has
peen so much adverse criticism on the
action Of the school beard in ordering
the public school closed that the board
mas decided TO open II again next Mon
day. over fifty ia one grade cannot be
accommodated. but there Will not be so
much danger OF Illness from overcrowd-
ing, as the weather has moderated great
iy. The board viii endeavor TO hasten
The authorities az Victoria so that the
Neo appropriation can be at once ex-
pended for an additional building.
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On Wheels Tacoma to Portland.

TACOMA, Aug. zs.-John Fink and VIII
Palmer, Tacoma young men, win leave
the Ledger Office at 3:5a a. m. Monday
for "a ride by wheel 20 Portland against
time. They expect 10 cover the distance,
about $50 miles. IN approximately twenty
hours. The journey VIII end at the Ore
CONAN Office.
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Two Accidents at Rosryn.

SPECIAL Dispatch % the Post-TntelnrencAr
RoSLYN. Wash. Aug 2s-whfe piav-
inE around the cars this afternoon. a son
et Nike Chivon!ck had his foot run over
and cat OF miner named John Ecr-
Ghetto had his arm ard knee dislocata,g
by 3 fail OF rock IN the mine.
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supreme Court DeeisIon.

Special Dispatch - The Post-Tntelligencer
OLYMPIA. Aug. 2S-The supreme co,,rf
mas affirmed judgment in the case of u
Il. Denny. respondent, vs. the clerk Of
King county. appellant: city Of New
Whatcom, respondent. VS.. the Pellinrhsm
BAY Improvement Co. appellant. two
cases q this tile were affirmed today.
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Snec'a' nisrstcA 20 the Pos;-TntelHxencer.
SNoHOAISH. Aug &-Dr r r Long
street. Nho IL now ssctgring on the single
FAX IA this state. VII deliver a series ~
four lectures on that question IN Bur;on's
all. besinBiug Monday evening. Angus. A.
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Road Commis.ioner paarr.. nnInx.

Special Dispatch 20 the Post-Inteliirancer
OLYMPIA. Aug. 2s.--E. p Fraser sent
by the governor to investigate The
eharges against Road Commissioner
Dudry, Informed the executive nv teia.
eraph today that he would arrive here
Monday and fie his report.
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HIas. summer one o Cur So -.
VS. sick with seveTe naSSi - n,
Mr.. + q. q vsgcrr, 81 role s,sl,
4Oar docsars reusesfies ha1 AIS - -
tried Chamberlain se.lo, eisoa>IA 40 -
faoea Reasesly, whlca gASe VIZ
relief Fer sale By druggists
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A Sore That Won't Heal.

IL is I'm sore places that the seeds
Of Consumption frequently lodge
and enter the system. Any person
that has a sore that won't heal has
n body that IL net up tn the proper
standard. The Consumption germs
body. and usually where they lodge
they remain and multiply. I have
seen the consumptfve germs Iocate
on the face and produce n sore
called Lupuss i have seen them
lodge on n sore ON the leg and uui-
tIpIy; have seen them lodge on a
sore on the neck and cause ah-
srcsses. Catarrh IS disease In
which there are sore and fnfiarncd
places formed on the inner lining
of the air passages. Ii 4. I'm these
sore and inBamed places produced
by Cntarrh that the Consumption
germ fastens itself. and "a IL because
the Catarrhal sores arc near 10
those vital organs, the Lungs, that
the disease, Catarrh, becomes such
n serious matter. The very fact
that a person has chronic Cstarrb
4. absolute proof that his bodily
xiwor ana general health are not
what they should he and that such
m person has not the necessary
.i~ting power TO combat and throw
OF the seeds of Consumption.
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Levied on Light and Water Co.

TACOMA. Aug. Especial Attorney
Wlckersham, I'm the city's suit against
the Tacoma Light and Water Company.
today had Sheriff Mills levy against a
large amount OF the company's property,
valued at about t30o. co.
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S7eeiaj Dispatch 20 the poxt-Tnte,lir~r~s-
" MURRAY, Aug SS-Tha z-uNin.
1so1A 8nlnE'e Mn today e8t "a. GEO shingles
wh.ch Is 81 80
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DEFINES

Is only one of the danger signals that
nature uses 70 tell US that our kidneys
are not acting right, and that we are
in danger of Bright's Disease and
other kidney troubles. When the kid
news are not doing their duty the pois-
on which should be filtered out OF the
blood through the urine remains in the
system. and disease results This con-
dition can be
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To Juneau. skasuas AID nsea

Steamer Fsralioa VII SAL fTotFi So" a
,,sl.s.er.. wharf. goaS q Ca2ea street. Al
gust -
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prepares the way for the admission
of the seeds OF Consumption. have
noticed that those persons who
come of conxumptive families take
cold easily, and that their colds
instead of getting well hang on
and develop Into Catarrh.
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,ay.., saaav ssr che accommodation 81
retarmsng miners - cash IN sold aAsl
Joseph Mayer = Bro
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] have heretofore thought that no mat
ter noW much l was helped ~ any rDeGi-
ciHeS, ] would not maks known the re-
suits % any bGt my closest friends But
the good I have derived from using yoar
spsrag1is Kidney pills ir1pels me 10 cast
ny resolutions aside and iet you hear ray
experience - Tat Il you wish you may
publish IL for TIRE benefit of the many WHO
may b. suffering "a ! did. TO give the
opportunity Is a duty / owe 70 nly fellow
men.
was afflicted with kidney trouble. ac-
coDEzHfe8 ~ severe pain II The Snail q
my uaCks Irregular grtua'toD. some times
frequent ard scsnty. and - other times
500 fuH and dark c14oTe2. Ally sleep was
disturbed. ard during tbs day fest de-
5itttated ard orQwEy. with occasional
headaches and dizziness Ire sllghtszi
cold would Increase ny difficulties.
heard - year pills from a friend WHO II
formed he had bean cured ~ them l
w&S encouraged 20 try their effect upon
myself although / had tired many rene
dies ard followed ere advice Of 3 phvsi-
clan After the FIRST few doses my hack
ache was less severe, ard ~ the time
used one box & DISAPPEARED seas
not yet completely used the secon1 box.
and am entirely cure8. Thanking yes
Cor the goCt EoUr great remedy has done
2oT re Yours truly.
= c MTLLTfSAN
tFc-rne- CITY Attorney. TacoSTla. " ash.
- .& OFT gfrfllf.~T FOX san Francesca al
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NEAT TWO MINUTES.


.s the Record to 1884,
nae Quarter az q s5T Gait
u.ar Of Enthusiasm Greets
r.tv~r. HeCIeary, and Ae In
-. Trfunphant to the Jndse's
..~sevv of How the Record
80 c~s Down In Recent Years.
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FINANCES OF wALLA wALLA.
Annual Report of County Auditor
The New Assessments.

Special Dispatch 20 the Pcst-Inteilsrencsr
wATsLA wAI.fA Aug. 2s.-County Au-
oltor George 4. Mcclure has completed his
annual report and forwarded the same 10
the state auditor at Olympia. The report
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FAUST.

Last night the above play was
produced at the Chic Opera House,
before a fair sized audience, by a
good company, Faust is a splendid
production, representing the act OF
a learned Doctor as selling both his
body and soul to the Devil, in order
to regain his youth and the favor OF
a beautiful woman. There are
thousands of living illustrations OF
the play to be seen in the world, ex.
cepting in one thing, old Satan is
invisible, but gets in his work Gust
the same"
The two stars, Mr.. ROBBERS as
Mephisto and Olive Martin as Mar
guerite, portrayed their roles in a
very satisfactory manner. Support
was excellent. Play as whole was
well received by the audience.
One reason for the house not hav.
ing been crowded is the fact that
Faust has been here for several
seasons.