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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-10-15
SHE DID NOT GET THE DIVORCE.
Letter and Check From Her Husband
Change Mrs Mhitmnn's Plans.

PORT TOWNSEND. Oct. 1i-AnOther
romance, which can be directly traced 20
KIondike gold. was unsarthsd here to-
night. Nearly Two years ago c. II. Whit
man. Of san Jose. Cal. deserted his fam
lily and went no one knew whittier. After
waiting twenty-five months fer news
from him, his wife had papers drawn pre-
paratory for suing for divorce Three
days before the time set by her attorney
for fling the papers. she received six
teen page letter and a substantial check
from her missing husband.
Whitman had been on the Klondike for
a year and owns one OF the best claims
on Bonanza creek. tie came out 10 Ju-
neau less than two weeks ago and sent the
letter and money 20 his wife. with a re-
quest that she join him az the northern
metropolis az once. The result IS that
Mrs. Whitman and her i7-year-old son by
a former marriage were passengers on
the Topeka tonight. The reunited family
viii journey on 70 Klondike in the early
gurfuE
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CHINESE EXCLUSION A FARCE.


NEW YORK. Oct. A--Col J. Thomas
EehaFf. Chinese Inspector for the South
ern district OF New York, has sent to the
SECRETARY of the treasury his resignation,
20 take effect October Is. He says that.
m his opinion. based on foar years OF
practical experiences and close observa-
ton the chiness exclusion act Is a farce
and has resulted in the corruption OK the
treasury department
Col. scharf ia an ex-0sficer 90 the Con-
feaerate army AMI a fighter lie was APP
pointed Chinese Inspector IN iSi7 under
the Cleveland administration. aud imme-
dlately after his arrival preferred charges
against customs officers whom ne ac-
rusea Of assisting IN tie smuggling IN ~
GhineGe. Flo mas never succeeded in
bringing about the dismissal OF any Of
the men he has accused lie says his
failure in that direction was caused by
the Influence Of She Canadian Pacific
railway IL high quarters.
lie talked freely on the subject last
night lie said fraud exists. and that he
has good reason 10 believe that men IN
the employment and confidence Of the
government are making St5ef0 each from
tie illegal Importation ~ Chinese. The
corruption. ne believes from evidence in
his possession. gir6ies the continent
Cinnamon w'le have no right 10 come are
admitted all siohg the Canadian border
n the port OF New YORK. az Seattle aud
osher points along the Pacific coast nn
expects 20 See some revelations which
viii stariis the country. The invesflea-
ton committee II congress. already nro-
tiaed Tor. begins It's work this winter.
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THEYEEGEE LETTERS.
uoK raw on TRIAL AT VICTORIA
FOR FORCING THEM.
We. Gee Repudiat~s Them snd tnE
Chang say. ne Had No Dealings
win zee Gee-Proseeuffon VIII
ssor conspiracy Against Saunders
sa.elal Dispatch to the Posi-rn'slilssaesr.

r,..s.i r,ssoaseh 70 TIE Post-IntsiiigenesF.
yrcToRiA. 3 c. oct- ian interest
.,r o~ssoo, OF the Port Townsend Gus
err bo.xe .azrdzl oDeEed IN ths city court
here tnis morning before Magistrate Mac
p.e. sben Hok Tsw. alas Al Tue vas
e,a,ped with forging ths name OF Tee
Gee 70 two letters, dated December H.
1885. and May 10. 1881.
The first Of these letters vas addressed
a NJ aok Hank. and. u proved authentic.
shows a wholesale business has been car
lied or II assisting Illegal Chinese irnmi-
grants 20 the states. The second letter
deals with tie saEae subject. bat enters
mare fully lnta details while emphasizing
secrecy. There f. one portion o. & which
the prosecution here is emphaslzlng. IL
reads;
.sDon't let Nr uok Taw know an con-
tracing 20 bring these men IN. He's al
ways helping the government"
The present prosecution IL Indirectly. but
nevertheless chiefly. to prove a conspiracy.
involving the alleged forgeries on the par.
of the prisoner. Rev. J. r. Gardner, and
otnars, 70 down ex-cSilector Saunders.
II i claimed Yee Gee knows better than
20 write letters and that Hok Taw Is not
the good ffsene OF rncla Sam be r. there
IN stated to BE-. George =. Powell appears
for the prosecution. assisted by r. ".
Jennings. Of Port Townsend. an attorney
already conysrsant with the earlier pro-
eeedings in the case.
Mr.. Powell. in opening. outlined th.a HIS
tory Of the entire matter. and stated hts
Intention Of proving not only that the let
tiers produced were forgeries. but that
they were part Of a conspiracy TO ruin
Saunders. He explained how the COM
munications had come 10 light and prom
ised a witness who would swear that the
"Ccod luck used on them was identical
with that owned and used By Hok Taw.
The latter's contradictory statements
both before and after arrest were touched
upon. and Robert NJ Hopkins called to
identify the letters. which were much In
dssmand all day.
zee Gee deposed that he did not write
THE letters ard stoutiy denied any Inn
pIIcation in the deal described therein.
lie had not. he declared. had any dealings
with Ye wo Chick along the lines indi-
Gated. ting Chang, to whom one OF the
letters was addnszei. rcpudiated ae-
eusintance with wee Gee. as well as busi-
ness dealings with him.
Detectives wappenssein and Perdue told
of the prisoners conflicting statements at
bis arrest. as TO the finding Of the letters.
and SEQ Dor attempted 10 give expert
evidence In denial that tbs ali-lmportant
letters were in the handwriting OF zee
Gee. his former partner. lie said one of
the seals on the letter was similar 20 a
seal used by fIok Taw. aud some of the
characters we're similar TO Hok Taw's.
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Notes From Hood Canal.

Special Dispatch TO the Post-InteIligencer.
BRINNON, Oct. 12-The little steamer
Juanita arrived in this pert Monday with
an outing party consisting of MIR. and Mrs.
w. u. Niemeyer. Misses May and Maud
Palmer. Miss Edith Davis and others, of
Hadiock. They are fishing, hunting.
camping and visiting
The extension OF the county road from
here TO Duckabush river has been COM
pleted. II is not known when, if ever. il
Will be extended TO Duckabush postoffce.
j. A. Robinson, after having had the
steamer Mea thoroughly refitted, is again
on his old route around the canal
William Keller next week will begin de-
velopment work on his copper ledge
First assays gave sl2.60 in copper and sill
yer anc Indications point to its getting
richer deeper in. He intends sinking a
fifty-foot shaft
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A NEW CHANNEL OF THE YUKON.
Not Yet Known 20 Navigation. but
VIII Re Explored.

SAN FRANCISCO, oct. 1.-The Cor
win brought the news from ST. Michael
that Father Barnum. who has conducted
a mission for many years there IS au-
tharity for the statement that a channel
not yet known to navigation exists at
tho mouth OF the Yukon river lie states
that II is close 20 the south side and viii
permit ocean steamers 20 avoid the shall
low bars and proceed up the river for a
distance OF so miles. This winter Col
hector OF Customs Anders and Capt. Pc
terson viii explore and endeayor 10 estab-
fsh the new channel
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Appointment. I'm the Grand Army

HARRISBURG. Pa. oct. 1A-Gen. J. p.
Goblin, Of Lebanon. commander In chief
q the Grand Army of the Republic. has
Issued general orders through Adit-Gen.
stewart announcing these appointments:
Inspector genera. AlonEo Williams, Prov
idence. r. J.: Judge advocate. Judge EN-
ToTrence. Minneapolis. senior aid &c camp.
Milton A @, Hest. Lebanon; executive
committee of the council 81 adminlstra-
ton. T.. Il. Monford Cincinnati: NJ +.
SieTTitt s.. Louis; William II Armstrong,
Indianapolis: Robert W. I'm. Canaan
daigna. y. y. tuembeT from Indian terri
tory1. Thomas ". Scott. Fairfield. Ills
Lyman Caldwell. DEBORAH. Ia: Eilwooa
Craig. Wilmington. Del
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SETTLERS FROM NEBRASKA.
Five Laden Prairie schooners bring
ing Immigrants to orcfte

Special Dispatch 20 the Post-TnteIlirencer
PORT ANGELES. Wash. oct. IL
a unique spectacle was presented here to
day. and one which recalled memories q
DAYS gone by. when prairie schoor.rs''
carried settlers into the Middle and West
ern states. Five white-covered wagons
came through thu principal streets with
settlers for this county. They came all
the way overland from Sherman county.
Neh
The start was made Nav 10 The long
trip was comparatively pleasant. excent
coming across th.a mountains There are
twenty IN this party. and they all arrive
tn good health They win load their
effects on 2 schooner here. and VIII pro-
coed - Clallam hay whore they win I'M
load and drive through 10 the Ozette re-
g'on. in the western part Of this county.
where they VIII take Up claims. They
say thai ahout Coz more people will come
20 this county from Nebraska IN the
spring
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WARRANT ron }. w. TROY.
The Ex-suditor of CIailam County
Wanted for Embeyxiement.

Special Dispatch 70 the observation-disclosures
PORT ANGELES. Wash Oct IA
sheriff Dyke left on this mornings boat
Yer Olympia 20 secure requisition papers
for the apprehension OF J. ". Troy ex-
auditor - Clailam county. who Is row IN
Daily Tinles-
Expert Accountant Douglas Young as
s's.a rs Col G 9. Lyon has been en-
gagged the past three months in examining
the books Of the auditors offce, covering
a peTiod - six years past The condition
Of the books during Troy -four years fr-
ciimhencv leads 20 his Rprn .leusioa. The
amount II the shortage Is not yet know.
Mr. Hounrs complete report VIII be turned
over 20 the county commits s3oners tenor
row or next dev ard until that 81 done Tia
..Naet a.Lalls cAnnnt Ma ohtalnrd
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BUFNgTtG-S

TEE Se&tt.s Eaa ara L;gu Chh Is mixing
extensive nTepef4ilcuF taT tnF Iast n-eaeE
the West Seattle trsr= sa74ay.
fgea,tn CTseer E1-cs announced t.-...--
4aN afternoon thaE ft 1u Iahrara 81. -r
cs ose % raFet ee.s1a frsro 9sr..Era oa .--
sata cape YORK. wss = WtA ftr.zsE.N Cess
ease taztraa to vvuew fewer Tre nea d
c85leF luvsst - fte& 9he ease csref EOS .--
fsre waAla& AuaaG Sis anal agleita .e t-e
uatte~
Richard ToAln . issc-er Vas arrested
f7sl N-Eaf s. Eatroiwfn HsEck aat ~eea.l-s
or ssGelctor e having ~aieU rest ans
&FF -.e HHS try.r< fe sell tn t-s
t.sr~t.t- Fa-3u fo-t tan- Sa3.vs- taa. .a
gef sHs rlctHes .u Spokane bag tses h.-e
tae usrk % me Calcago cis.a.ug noaa-
Settle
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FORTY PLACES FILLED.
SENATOR WILSON DISTRIBUTES
FEDERAL OFFICES.
Yx-suaffor Troy. of tfaiiam COUNTY,
IL Charged With Emhessiemenf-
Pert Angeles saed on Grade War
r-nt.a Sensational Divorce Case.

SPOKANE. Oct I4-Senator Wilson to
xav announced the following recon- Fszsr .
aations made By him az dispenser q Fed
srat uatronaEe n this state:
Receiver Of the land Office a. water
-tlB@. F. r Kellogg. q Cneisn Fails; re-
sa1ver AZ The land effce At North Yakima,
Miles Cannon. Of that county; register q
ire lard cffcs az waIla Walia, John NJ
Hall of that county. William 4 Bucz-
ley has been recommended for the post
office az spraEge. and 3 T. Tapping Tor
fhs postcface at Falrbaven. Charles !.
Roth. of Wrhatcorn county, rnaTnber o.
the last legislature. has been appointed
deputy collector Of customs at Circle Cry,
Alaska
Senator wilson has also recommended
The appointment Of seventeen fourth class
postnasters n this state.
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SINGLE MILL SOLD.
The Seattle Purchaser VIII Put I'm
Large New Dry Houses.

Special Dispatch to the Post-Intelligencer
FAIRHAVEN. Oct 1.-THE mill of the
Northern Single and Lumber Company.
better known locally as the WoOdin mill,
has been sold 10 II. Carstens. Of Seattle,
for $1,000 One OF the leading mill men
Of the county says the property is worth
twice the sum for which IL was sold. II
is one of the best located mills on the
Sound. having fine facilities for shipment
both by rail and water. Two large new
dry houses viii be built Immediately. and
the mill viii be operated night and day
in connection with the Pacific Coast mill,
managed by Michael Earles.
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Appointments in Indian omce

WASHINGTON. Oct 1.-THE secptary
OF the interior has appointed e. Il. Rey-
nolds. OF Hagerstown, Ind. special Indian
agent; also the following appraisers Of
abandoned military reservations: Oliver
c. Applegasa and Rufus 5. Moore for the
Klamath reservation. oregon: Edward
Saricher and George W. Rutherford for
the McDermit reservation, Nevada. Ezra
+. Barnes and Hamilton Mccain. for the
Hallock resIvauon. Nevada; Charles
Scriher and Alvin ". Eager. Fort Fred
Steele. WYo
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grade warrants into IRE general fura ~
thg cry ard released TIE property 2ha1Iing
uura the streets entirely from al ohllsa-
;son 20 pay for improving re streets
TIE complaints II the different casss set
out in detail tire above. TIE city Inter
posed dsmg-rers. claiming that even x
such facts he true. the city was not yer
Habla Upon last Monday, after argu-
rnent upon the denurre-s was heard. Judge
Ncclinton held with the warrant holders
ard overruIed the dsmurrers.
The only defense left FOR the city IS 20
plead that 81 The tine these warrants wers
issued the city was over is limit CT n
dehfe6ness. L Is no; certain that the city
VIII enter a Plea o. oyerissue % warrants
as a defense. as It Is desired 70 avoid al
appearance Of reputation
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Deputy Collector Mt Roche Hnrbor.

Snrctal D.sn7foh 10 the PCst-Tntell!gencer
PORT TOWNSEND. Wash, oct IL
Collector o. Customs Hucstis OF thu Puget
sound district. announced this evening the
appointment az c. 7. Culver to be a deputy
collector Of customs at the SUPPORT OF
Roche Harbor. vice Z. y. Warbass re-
moved. CulSer has for several years
owned and edited the Islander. the oulv
paper published IN san Juan county.
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The ScOw sunk.

Special Dispatch 20 the Post-fntelligeneer.
VASHON ISLAND. Oct. 14.--While c. NJ.
Griswold was towing a scow load OF fer
tiIizer from Tacoma 10 his place on Satur-
day with his steam launch the scow.
which was leaky, suddenly sank. and very
nearly took the launch down. The scow
has been raised, but the cargo was ruined.
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Mills
sunday schooI Convention

Special Dispatch to the Post-Intelligencer.
SOUTH BEND. Oct. 1.-THE fifth an
nual convention OF the Pacific County
Sunday School Association began its SEES
sions last night with a better attendance
OF delegates than at any previous
convention. The opening address. sub
3ect. The Ideal Standard as 10 Member
ship and Management in the Sunday
Sehool' was delivered by Rev. Z. r.
Loomis
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CHICAGO. Oct. 1L-Sou wAere between
Omaha and Denver package containing
Stoaa has been lest The package vas sent
by a FIRM in Chicago fo financial insrl-
tu1lon IN the West INSPECTOR stevart. -
the pestosilce deDar,ua~t has been 81,
work or tac case several DAYS hlt hts ea-
beavers can trace cha money westward
only from Chicago 20 Omaha A. thst
po.rt aH record - e IS lost TIE sutsorl-
ltss refuse - el,hsr give tAe name az ,ao
ernAer nr che r.nslsnre.
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Great strike In the North star.

NELSON. r. g. Oct. 14-P. J. Russell.
who has Just returned from East Koot-
email. says that q new ledge has been
struck in the North star mlne showing
enough ore in sight averae sing SI2S TO run
I9g tons DAY Tor ten years. There are
San tons sacked for shipment. but ship
uents are suspended uutu the completion
q The Crows Nest railrnah
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GRADE WARRANT CASES.
Decision Whteh Renders Port An
Ecirs tiabl for So. GOO.

S1eoai Dssnstrh 90 the .-IutsElcsnrer
PORT ANGELES Oct t4-Tea sutts
hlvR eeen 3nE.is-,a& against thls el.v.
ea apoa grade warrants Issltd uuea
st a~3 trclt seree,s fsals Ia t1e yea-s
t'N ans lsei reese s.s sra 10 recover
Judgement against }he c.ry fsr the amount
at tae warrants sskreg ~ .r the ne.ze-
sra1ea ~ &--satt TAe we~eaa. holders
e.a.a sa -heir comr-a.at that sse c.tv has
Fte tsf ll4h-e 9y sss failure 90 coz
.t f@ats tran tae aeas.,a< rronercv tn
s- streets tar payment of che warrants.
aat f@-taac taae ere clty a2s hv o~aluaaee
ARD 1-~s4 lc.s threWn al tEase s..rsx
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TOPEKA. Kan, Oct 1.-THE Kansas
contingent 81 the Social Democracy pro-
NOTED by +. Y Dehs hes laid plan 70
carry the movement Through the schools
ana colleges OF this state TIE plan as out
.aca Is 20 employ teachers in the various
state educational Institutions 20 arouse
sympathy with The Decs ldea ana then 70
organize clubs 81 the Social Dewocra "
among the students 80 that when they ca
onI into 10 worid as teachers. or In olhs-
ealiings. they VIII Re itted 20 iacalcate the
new doctrine
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CIRCLE CRY Is ABANDONED.
hukan Lana ne, VI. a. Removed
Co the New city Of w~are.

WASHINGTON. oct. ra-Onrial re-
ports have reached acre THAT Circle CITY.
unua recently practically tho only settle
ment on TIRE Yukon river. has been prac-
tteaay abandoned This may nscessitato
'ocatinT the new land Office. recently
estatished there. st Weare. the proposed
rev town which should become the can
ital ot fhe Future IiuCaia territory.
W T. b1ston. e Illinois. Nas recently
appointed surveyor general ~ A'aska
emu seieEraphed the interior department
that he IS now en- route for Sltka 7'he
department. has been notified ~ ths, pree-
rnce ~ Sikka ~ the recently appointed
register Hfs receiver ~ fhe lard on}ce.
recently established at that place Here
otter 81 survey aAm'cersl lands in Alas
ka including the yukon epd all ether
parts q the territory. must be reported
to the siika cfHce
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Special Dispatch 20 the Post-In,elirercer
OLYMPIA. Oct- if-Gov. Rogers. Dep
uty STATE Tt aSurer Bowen and Fish com
missioner Little left here today FOR Che
halis county for The purpose II lnspec-
tlon with a view 10 locating the fsh
hatchery CA Chehais river. authorized ~
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L we've ounces

OF Sfh'l|'ss's Best baking pow
der does as much work as a
pound OF any other baking
powder.
Your money back if you
don't like Seh'.I'ngs Best 4,
2rocers.
q sSA4rlak & ce@aaay
S-a Erasrss.o ,.r.
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Nor LOADING Ar TACOMA.
Friday Hsrhor shipping Erroneous
~ Credited 60 the Room CITY.

S1e-tal Tfso7t-A - 'he Tost-T ct}aEenrsr
PORT Tow NSE&D De- 1s-Aa ar.icte
ha= oeso circulating iH -he press n Pagst
s0un5 ans san Frsucsseo re -rire 70 -ae
sst-nE from Tsc-ma % the British bark
Mounock wisA cargo % saluoa. consist
ir- ~ - suo cases
4he NtaTock a smsn iror vessel ~ -
tons register. commanded by Capt n ..
T97m7ar- ls now under charter dy Bal-
four Gatarta q go. loading q part cargo
sf sainoa az Friday Eareor. On Tues
dav last she had eu hosra q 80 eases 81
saekeys sasuoa- AS ,h.s vessels capac. ~
ls - aaa eases STE HAY tltsh Ae- carzo
tasaW here- perhaps Seattle
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BIG DAMAGES AWARDED.
Victoria Held Liable for the Point
EItica bridge Disaster

VANCOUVER. b. c., Oct. 1.-THE Jury
awarded today to Mrs. Lang 10000 dam
ages against the city Of Victoria for the
death Of her husband, DR.. Lang in the
Point Ellice bridge disaster on May 25,
1SqS
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school Funds for Apportionment.

Special Dispatch TO the Post-Inteliigencer.
OLYMPIA, Oct. 1.-THE amount OF
funds certified tn the superintendent Of
public instruction for apportionment
to the public schools this month is Sis
22l "a. The apportionment viii be made
in a few days
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made by the county commissioners Is 20
mills. The estimated expense for running
the ensuing year is sl9. AS. The revenue
other than from taxation Is estimated at
SA0a0 leaving TO be raised by taxation
81 rs
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whisky seized ON the Topeka.

Special Dispatch TO the Post-Intelligencer
PORT TOWNSEND, Oct. 14-Customs
officials made a thorough search of the
Topeka tonight and We're rewarded by dis
covering and Selling dozen quart bottles
Of whisky
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CinIIn ms Tax Levy.

Special Dispatch TO the Post-Intelligencer.
PORT ANGELES. Oct. 1.-THE county
commissioners Of this (Clallaml county
have fixed the tax levy for the county for
the current year as follows:
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the last legislature Mr. Bowen is acting
for Treasurer Young on the FISH commits
sion IN this instance.
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HEa-leS John. tae wealthy s5aaea
r11ehff ef Wan Ea81t. VI bAgrou cugrEk.
gave q rs p-t32see Lass tr.3s9. Saturday
and suFtaT weieH IVES attt0Aes rs Rsu1t
- Indians frca Luaami. Noo2s aek and
SAss2t co1Etg.
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DR.. 1. Nj. BURNS,


EesAgrHf Mahers. Essae~sgsr
SFs- irsloS's SeofhIas sy-1p has bsea assf =,
swSs 80 carr - millions OF z9tnsrs far EbsrcaA
ara tse l9ezal - Slth Psrtsct sRseess q soSsa
t&e r&sttt tseas k8s sans A4Ars A. pa a e1rss
go COL al Is iae assg rsFes y Tor 4 H. "a
sot& - 4EaEslats sv@fy part o. tas weg.- 50
s2zr sse a. H5f -Ar - a 5ns-aN's zeozhtzs svgaT
as AKA - S&@es G4E@ - os2s o s@x1.A
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Railways Ready Relief.

TIE n2ost certain ard safe Pain Rem
cay, q water IL "a MID. w.olesona sIsrnn-
lsnt tt1fes and prevents Cole. Oar
rhcea. I'sseatery. Cholera Mgrbuz
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PnciRc Comfy Tax Levy.

Special Dispatch 10 the Post-Intelligencer
SOUTH BEND, Oct. 1.-THE total tax
levy for state and county purposes as
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Young Men,

Those night losses, the re-
suit Of errors. are a terri
Bile drain upon your sys-
tenn. They take away your
physical strength and
mental brightness. They
rob your blood q fits rich
ness. and produce pimples.
dark rings under the eyes.
a pale. pasty complexion.
bashfulness and other tell
tale symptoms. Thsy
positively unit you for
study. business, pleasure
or marriage.
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TO Cure Cold i'm One Day,
Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets
Druggists refund money il IT fails TO cure
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