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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1898-10-12

Another case of american Lady Corsets to
open on Monday, October 10. evsrai new
patterus for inspection.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1898-10-12

COMMENCE Y >UR FALL SHOPPING
THIS WEEK.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-08-13

THE DEAN MILL BURNED.
Was . Fine Plant, Located Three
Miles From Hot Springs.

Spscia. Dispatch 20 the t-Izte!age-csr.
TACOMA Aug. iz-Tae Dean rail- az
G4ywoo6. three niles we=- 81 ~ Csreeu
River Hot Springs vas totally destroy ~
b. 5re as. night The 2-tg.a q the ave
IS rot known.
Secretary .. 4. Morgan. - the COIN pary
vas as-e wasn ne FIRE occurred AID Il
z Dean was - route . Taco-sa wre-
notified OF tae Fra. Thirteen Northern Pa
c5ac ears loaded for shipment. which were
On tre Till sldetraek. were destroyed
Particulars have &c. reached The city. bit
are expected tc-roTrow.
Tie MI vas valued ~ aboa; $500. *
c.os.re Of The Eve stock and timber lands
cf The company. Il Canrot YET - as-er-
tanned whether The "a 5Ies. store ana s-v-
houses adjoining the I'LL. were sest-oys4
TIE properly w9s h53c partially covered
With Insurance i portion % the lumber
starring CT the si1strack as tresrle me-
ts-sl ordered ~ tae Northern Pacific
zra was . 1avs been r1oT@5 TO-DAY s4cre-
tary Morgan. q he ELL contrary. was a.
tending ~ re de&ta q rs vlfs he-e xher
th@ nsws o. ths Gre reached hxn earsy ;a.s
morning TIE nil Aa3 t.s- oeg9n O. =
heavy cit - railroad ..15a@r
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-08-13
CONVENTION DATE CHANGED.
The Three Factions Finally Diseovef
IL Conflicts With Labor Day.

Sp@ciz. Dispatch % the 2 st-Inte.lgenceT.
TACOMA Aug BY reason q Labor
DAY falling OF September 5, ne state CO..
yentiors of tf1e Democrats. P-2-.-sts ar2e
S!.y=r Republicans, % - he'd y El!e1s-
burg. gg.u meet September = Tze coz
yerttcns acre sst tcr September :. L~akxo-
day observance having cut - figure r ne
TrCgrzmuzs. s.aee t1@ executive commit
,ses o. the .n-ee wings q tie 1011ce3
party he'd tnek- -7ee IS rhe cAa1-rret4
have b~en addressed - various labor or
CARNATIONS, attention 1etrg c&.-e1 % the
Labso- day celebration and 20 Eas .acE mat
-te convention sao1jd &c si2;ed So -
10. interfere
C'h4:rrne-s 2. r. Baker and Th3-Elas Ma
ioney, o: tae Fopul.s- ard D. morale cc---
-EIi:ees. lave acc0G dinghy a1Ee3 4 he usat
-e- II coa5GEctsoa with re executive bc3y
O the Silver Republicans. ard as result
The 6ate scr hcl1!1g The cozTs8.ions .lss
been changed - September :.
F-on VIA, = rox - - gaZhe-sE. tFrs
conventions VII De made ~ q FL. dele
cations Letters received ~ cE2f-Ee1
fTou various COUNTIES indicate t1At. -
make szte O. 10 ::og1.e Il sereln. da-=-
gates - Eliensourg. ard Il order .hat
Labor 1a- nay 10; interfere with tie state
gatherings : change % dale should fU3I-E
l. was comm cEc2:!os-z u this nature -
ceIveG - th= chai--zen y the three cum
mites whica LED D changing convention
day 20 lie I'll.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-08-13
TROUBLE FOR THE COMMISSIONER.
issued Licenses to- Sell Liquor on the
CoiviiIe Reservation.

Special Dispatch 20 the Pozt-Tn.stiiee~-a
SPOKANE Aug I&-The rad -asa IN
ne towE 81 kella-. he new mining ra-uy
oa the south rail- - the Coivi3le re<e--s-
lion. by Mai Anderson rhe Indian agent
ana Deputy United States Marshal psQh
last Wednesday. whe1 Dan 7 Bag-a,F
"as taken into custody :or conducting 4
saloon On ihe reservation. x going . get
the boa-1 ot county con nliss3o-sr- . Sc
yens-L. J Wexford. T. (. Irish ara =. s.
Rey-oids-i-to trouble
82gnel. y the tine - rs arrest. ex-
hibite3 4 license from tie beard CT com
'nlssto-eys granting hin permission % SCH
liquors 81 the so8:h ha,f - ne -es@rva-
.!oG. for which be PAID Ssa On The
Strength q tnis Ma Anderson WI! swear
OK warrants before tha United States
com missioner ~ Spokane for the arrest
% the commissioners OF he charge q aid
!.g an3 acettiag me cFi-ns ot selling g
Qoor On the reserve. Ds.ric. Attorney
Gay win - here next Monday 20 accom-
paay Deputy Marsaai frgh 20 Cosv-.le
Tuesday. wan tke arrests vii - ma q.
Bag.@N says he wH Sue the b3ar3 for
1000 3aras-s because y his sa.ooa b.
.1g rai2et ard stock coassceted. after
bFt-E granted = ltCe-sa
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-08-13
STEAMSHIP VICTORIA ARRIVES.


speeiz. Tszspa.ch % - Fos- -Irssl- ge-scer.
TACOMA. Azg- 11-StsazS-i2 FlcEo--z
reached covt a. -ooa ta&zg 1-on1 re
Orient bringing = fUI cargo - Chinese
and Jzrarsg<- -z4-cha rs13s1 -z-sE=@n sacks
- ma! and SITE ,. Szzsseage-s. largely
IL tbs s-es-ags- TIE E1-r0-tz sailed t-o-n
Hozgsong Jay y. ard made re- -uz Al
far as rae Sound u Unusually FAST tt-z2&-
Her CABIN passengers xs-s. Mss u Far
r0w. L W2.s-H>e-r. wits ard c5ild. Ms
Trysss-I5ge and enid, M A @ Agks-.
Mss Re-a Day. M A Fl Stewart Mrs
2 = EDWARDS ard chlk5. NJ. n. 3. 5rEeA-
NJ J. ;. BE-Degr. ReT. ". !. p-4ee, wife
an2 fxo children. Re- J. @ WzL@-. wife
and to1~ caSs4ren. Nr Charles We5@- Mr..
T. J. Morris az1 VIE. NJ ~ II. E.lls.
Mr.. ". =. Baker.
Storage passengers s-cIu5e sSye-aty -eix-.
Ct-les- ard sixty japanese to- Ssztsa= 213
Tacoma. and saxty-th-ee Chinese @zs1 Tap-
a-e~e <o- Pr4t5sh Columbia pclnts
PORT TOW NSESD. Aug Ia-Ts1e
Oriental Steamship TScco-5a arrived ttl.z
morning. having sevezt:-s4x.r Chinese
Eszzs@zgscs aboard. al o. whom were landed
here tcr examination hy 1te CUSTOMS IL
tao-1tles 70 me qusEt7ca liens 70 -
admitted into t5e United STATES Nearly
So C12-Azs have arrived cG-aug -ae pres
En-. month C1E - eighty arriving On IRE
steamship Tacoma. OILY oEe vas derogte1-
From ;he glib manner IN which the Chiz-
csc answered t1e questions p-0pouu1s6 By
the customs officers during ne exaulna-
ttoa, Collector HEess becane suspicious
ira. t1ey zs-e bang coached ~ -ns
guards appointed ~ the steamship CON-
pa1y and the keeper q tae Chinese board
ing house. and as result znoie complain:
% the steamship company AMI q ca4nge
al round mas been made.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-08-13

Decree Finally Entered I'm Accord
ance With Agreement

Sreciat Dispatch . eye Pos. -r-ts,ts xercer.
TACOMA Acg I@-Tee 3gxcr-4 yr1-
cee3ires u * -May9y \, Y Fawce-t. wien
f5- several months paz, have IN ore way
srS aaethe- teen brought - n cha So
rertor court. were formally brought - AT
ana To-Day. As was iEG!cs-e8 s@veYa. says
ago. he attorneys concerned "a al .7ey
ware able % s@s,le the care CT e S3u-.
a-1 today as q result & decree % zepa "a
tor was or3e-e5 - Judge Kea@
IRE che paints - dl%s*e-ce ba,w.e-r7
husband auf W. have teer .h@ custody .
ne fcts~ children ard tSe sS-cr-syrr-sa-- =
tr@ caa2srr-y p-@cer-y. Under Ire 81 gree
mar announces IT Open co1-t Today. 4
Y. FawC@tt & = take tire t1o e.se~ chit
1--1 ard t1s mother ne two vsa1r ser
Children 4 "a arranged that M Fagc%rt
Il . receive 81 - as her xAa-- % re rs.gs5-
sss- = me Fawce-t wagon Company. his
SUIT % oe paid % asr 81 ~ rate o. g.
month. Al realty owned 81 common and
to- improved property he'd by ~ ON
rugrtry = % remain as i roN st4rtx huS-
bard ard w3te retaining 1o!n; own-~satr
Later Z 9svS.o,. q these a1ld-gs wfli -
maze
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-08-13
VAST VOLUME OF
ALASKA BUSINESS.
Every Beat Which Leaves for Lynn
Canal Psyts Carries Paseen-
g~rs anA Freight.

TIE Ystzrs Q. t-zesc -ssxszg ts-oSza
sestt3s 20 Aizszx. s0s1ts. bot@ O. re
cos - a1s 70 tee sr:srso-. l. = revsr esas-
a-x testfzo.ssI 20 ire fact "a. iris cssy
"a fA@ gateway . tse gid ses5s 9. re
s0rta a-9 that Battle =serea4zts hare TIE
ezM ors ne constantly ws1ezizg trade Of
Al2zka aai .ss ez9rt@we~. Territory.
Stesrsers sezvsng weekly sor Dy@a ara
skzgray ss1 for r. xssAz$i carry win
:s@s. sxrxs 11a-ts-ssx g -s5rsssz e every
ss~~. Trs@ ,ezsss-gs- Ests vile rsos zy-
yruacEtr1 ;sose 81 asst sgvsEx SzEiag -zs
Hs4gat ~ ths stsn-rssS%. are .sT-rt5sssss
fairy szrge-
J. ~ a1 .5s ~asE-sert o. t-ezxEtH s1S-
r5ss. y. eYsry seFs ard sssr-sg s9s t5S r.
se-so- vhses eza&Est= t-osn S@atti@. tsst
sne raa1 sses;lgs o. IRIS city l. szs0gr-
Fer sx4n1pss. TIE r1szrDer T9y<sa WARN
sails so1gr~os carries aesrsy - t1rzs u
f-4xz, 90 various kln4s. q xa5e1 a far
prokssrrfou Is ssztlnsS sor -he T9Esa cGgrA-
Try Hnsn ta@ =ssSu4 seascEer F2it3o
s@svsg tof - Gscnzsl Sunday go y4E
carry 81 tSzGs y government coal Ter &c
LES .. sk.e -oa1se-E O. ire military Fss@r
yast01. t,s~l2<s q humber O. kIoexs3
dan" river STEAMERS for re seatt1s T2kan
Trarsspor,&taor Company.
Ax ssz1thsy tsaSscz.bo<s u fae wife range
O. ths traffic D@-gsSr Seattle ard spssta-
saxtsry. Alssks. nay oe ciss3 ms far tf2z.
al stores materials t3@s an3 ysls Tor tss
railroad rgg b<iES sszist by the Pac11e IL
Arcr3c Railroad Cgrn fsany are shipped
fro-n this port. TIE large Skookrrr1 In BE-
tx Loa8es2 zlgn supplies s9r tse railroad
ard Wi eat Sunday for SkzxEay. TIE
bark Mercury - also loading ;lss ss3
osasr materials for The TosS ard all leave
early r. ssge z@@x.
On fhs seeam Eczocnsr Fulton. CAT.
Game VII E5tp - tsns 81 Co1rlox co9l
for ne rn.ts9 States military reservation.
az 81. M.Gs.ael Mr. r. ". Goo-age W1li
60 with the sal1ner, az CAPT. Gangs
representative.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-08-13

HOP GROWERS WANT PICkERs.
Many Needed I'm Yakima Countx-
VIII Pay 81 n Box

NORTH YAKIMA Aug. 1g-Tha to-
growers % Yakima county ave agat3 call
1hs Npea TIE people ~ the Sou-5 cities
NHo d+sire j months easy and profitable
we "a the mop h~ids 20 come 20 :hei- ala
10 harvest ore ~ the largest cv0r,x "a,
hss BEEN grown u the county for NAM a
year. Many who VIII rea5 .his item hava
awaited themselves os this or.r1o-t;s-f+,y -,
past years AID know TIE c7nsi-Ionx a-5
opIorf ulsities presented 70 families ara g.
asEtduals In he way u a months outing
coupled With the ability 20 earn = 80
-Nleht SUN q money To materially al:
II providing the necessities 90 winter
Individuals can DO we'll. families ~an N
better. good psekers caa earn 20 "a g.
daF. the work "a not Gisagreeable. chill
1ETa are free 1@-tly a. proficient as adults.
iiIAsfs SHOULD bT30g bedding ard tents. u
~Ao come viii Re assigces! 70 places 20
"A3cn taey VIII 81 conveyed free -
charge A. The en1 q the hop-u,ckt~r
season f3e state fair wlli commerce TIE
faiE promise this :ear 10 be oae % IN
usual excellence and great efforts have
beer made ana are ba.ax made - MAKE
fh's years ex1ltir $40 all @: ne either
features = re ts:-. ~ worth q visit
\ toi7--t..p rate -E@- .ar Northern p
csc railway q: ts.14. in Iots - twar.t.-
tFe, hss been secured All VINO avti,
themselves = tbs opportunity can r~ae
- b<r~';S derived from 1 -aarxe q ~
1}at=. t@e Pleasures obtained n taking AZ
o1'i1r cz2 - go aeautffus Yakfr4a ~
ley 1s7 ttslt -As state falc-ali wAIle max
l1g handsome attle income besides
TIE season VIII commerce en- o. af,7,7.
th@ IN ot September All co-1-3--~f~7-
tots s1aress@t - tae undersigned Will -
1S.fe prompt a.:@stlo--
%. \. FIGHTER.
seretaFy Yakima Hep Growers Az@oci2-
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-08-13
MELINh GbSCH DROWNED.
and sinks in sight Of q Greup Of
Terr0F-ssrieken Companions Who

Miss Nel.rs Cash sAs 1syes--c@
daughter - Cag~s@x Cash was 1-5v1s1
asst evening IL Like Washington w1las
s~5--lng wz.A party .. girl --7s-1S-
TIE -2l-x -s-f ws-- % IT, AXE about
g'GloGs II tie sv@-:1g WIFE 1s- SsEe-,
Maria sszse1, z years ca. All several
0tEe- y2E-g wa-Ss- TIE w3z@T Vas cc&1
zDs@ - unfortunate yoUzg S~.--2S- @zs
taEsz with : c-z-r z2S sazk within ssg1,
" re- zerr0--s-x@xs- s-5sEa5s
gza-sez Cash. sAs tz-a@-. Is = g-.scsr
n tee SEATTLE Cznek~a- "a local Ger
-z- r@xsra Der His residence . a. GrsSa
AXE Particulars q Ire 4cE4@s2r are Ts-y
-saxs- Bztt@-wo-t1 * S0-s- GzszSr-
takers were -cfi1ed A. i2cs 1ozr LAst
n3g.- ~ Oscar -. Springer. 1-c2e q tn@
-rowz@s CIR T1e body rad g. that tzzz@
h@@z -e-overe5 zr4 vas resting - re fan
1y ao-e =. G-S@E axe.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-08-13
SPAEIARDS CRAZY TO
SEE THE GREAT DEWEY.
When He Landed At Cavite the I'm
prIsoDed Dons Fell Over One
Another to See Him.

TIE fseitng Of the Span.a-as taken prss-
oEeFs ~ Admiral Dewey a. Mania, rows-1
the man who has been Ire cause 81 ali
their trczbie IL sp.iy se; forta IN a le1er
received hare from a coTrrrspon6ezt IN sae
Philippines.
Al orae side 81 the grea. campus a.
ca*s'e are barracks used RON 20 hold the
prisoners captured ~ The insurgents IA
al fully 80 Spanish regulars are confined
thsre
ADMIRAL Dewey ard consz. villains
crossed L ore day Oh ta%.- way 20 Inspect
the toSn. In sorsS xzy he prisoners
3earnsd that tae admiral vas passing an5
co1l9 he sen. II took but a minute for
the Sor3 70 ae passed along There was
grsnI rush and scramble - the wiz
6ows. Men pied Oh top 81 mr. AID paI.es
each other s"aF in mighty effort 70 q.
3 glimpse Of tls AlIirsate Americana
wfo has 40 completely defeated -ael- al
fsa4rai. wl.9ia tz@J deemed absolutely IL
siDelb,e
Al first this r0sgh-ar5-.urst1s csortes.
vas thought ~ the guards - - 4 w.}5
attempt 20 escape, and the ssguaI WIS
gtV@1 70 call heIp bat IN -Y7o-1ea. 70
manner ard comments q The prisoners
proved that they were Only satisfying
iaFir curiosity as ~ The "uneonaxeyaf3;a
American" a. one Spanish officer saIatel
Admiral Dewey.
strange 20 say. the remarks of Spanish
Officers ar3 p-tratess overheard oy those
no Eefs near contained oniv kind cr
complimentary words while the looks On
tAesr faces were those % wonser-aert ana
Animation rather iaan curiosity and
SAT@d- Though Dewey vas the cause n
81 thelF misfortune IL & way. theY showed
genuine respect for him almost IS 2 cr,.sd
%o1F9 parent who had punished him
severely 1or @Torg-doirg I: vas no s-s-
'l,ns they had seer hrn AMI they prob
aol; won't have another opportunity. ro-
houFs afterwa-d Spanish soldiers .-a~,
Big Gen. Garcia Pena Gown % r.yfva.-S
ware taking over this extraordinary NV
T7o 1a1 10 fea- % Spanish host. N
land CT on Sea
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-08-13
SILVER FOR RESERVE FUND.
BANK OF JAPAN ADDS s.sus0y ooe ZEN
AND IsyIES NOTES.


According {, z.~sces -s-ssvss & iris css-T
srsn yapza. t.s Ea-k o. Japas, 81 tSs r.
guest o. lie yovsraEer.. has a96s1 50" ~
yen vo-ra 9. give. % - reserve e--1 z-a-
sssss1 eonrestEose rotss - carer tie
a-ngz-.- Tae=s z3.ss wsrs Ioa1sa - re
gors-nEs1t- Aecersz1z % sas latsse JAP
zaess rGo@-s. tbs oos-ze - ssFe-@sg eon-
6e--ss. II u ezs5 thai tbs move WI
.sesszss .se p-.ce u coazznod.fl=s a-1
raise t1s sxcsss q imports "a fart, iaz-
{: VIE weaken iae 2sx.s % TIE eozTs---tls
.ote sys.eI-
Tas<s - al tnte-esrs-g scory II co,r@c-
t5oa x4;h tn4s important c1s1gs O. polly.
When t1s gold srzn2g.d 1rg came ITO
Operation t1e government an1lzz = a.
.eGzt 20 c4s,soss u a. re silver ysa u
Fsse-7e. q kas5 20 have forr@4 tas ysgssct
% adding as C8ch silver as posEnie- THIS
re tank gsces~esS IL exchanging al IL
zETe- se- god. and <-cs Apr as g2-
entire rsss-s-. aESssEIs21x 20 500. pr.
has 9esn entirely Z Ea-e -sooey. TIE %
sscc 81 tzs bark u ha.5s1x 50 -uea =
reserve ss 70 Gp2o5s he cred. q ~ coE~
Te-<f59s rosss. 80 that 1asy may b= freely
ard safely circulated
Thea zlony cures ire g9we---Srt with
he request. practically z command. ira:
the Eg.n - $50 ye sen n silver - added
30 Tire .@ase.Ts ard ths szsn@ amount u
s99Itlon&l notas .sszea- TIE Jill ore %
J22anis NOS. influential newspaper. sars
thai the holding u silver ~ reserve BY
Central bank is tzlz5cal - rs interests,
as silver - always t4afs 30 1gc:as tkGrsa-
II adds thai tie pan must p2s-t.yesy -
& 30. as.s5
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-08-13
THE CHATTAVara ASSEMBLY.
An Ella ber=se Fear Days' Programme
IL Rend~red-

s-eeszl DAr5szte- - '1e |ost--1tstz-E SE>e--
ia tA~&<LAz AGs
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49, IF.aaosae - As4.r : : So
E@F L>02s --s-a % AscTf7s2s e1eAcs'-s7T~
g cay exercises ~3as a 1-2-rs - ---As -@--
Ire g - eAEs191s
"eG1ss-zF 2z1@r@1 = say 'sS
~zF- bs@ss+- eSsr y fSsF- &e---1-e s-S~
aAA-~s<-,l 81 e state 49, @1-A-- = W
- ga = ls-12SF ""A SO =
@srss 81 A~1s74. |-=-' -S.~1 e =
- -sa@s1~1 = 1leeas@---- - 'SzAE- - -
II -Ns0Is .
x -sssszAs 11n We l
= IS It's IL g -. = =
- - 80 -, = So . -
= 80 - A41s I&S-e-I -z-T &c
a-as1As =
asa1 : @c.s-1s Nss .1- 100
1.-- . II s1-sTAs .. H.eF- - ( fs1fssi--
-
- -~'' - ''-~s
az -
..s = $500 - ----~ - y = FL
.As - A@--s--S- ~ '-@@s~r .
- re --s->4 ~ ?. r..
80 Esr4. IS - - n -@.-e -oF
= e---..-T1 U s1-9sTS-l41s~s A S~.'S31.
- -. = $3.50 20 l.@- -<.. = - @
20 - p - ta1 ~ pay "a zig l&
-. - t-l~ 1s9]s4es @'-1T 4 1'S~z ~
- So ~4--A@ ~ 3s--'~ ~1--ssrs
@-%0'-I-N ~ 80 80 N-th - .-Ap-s
a.. ~'--+'--"ss. 4s sa1 % = - -naAF'
- 49,. va 1>-i.s+~-~ .@'--@t gave ~
'1~-4 s~~'--s A1'~h% % A-S- Izn-.TES an
~.S-,--A u ~@@ a"7SSs'~ 44-~lzs ~19l SIC
jar
80. -1S'-S - E-a'1@'.' "a A1S- zap
t-s@ SA-sea q 11zs1ls~t 1@A-s-s-o oF-@ d rAe
1865 81 lfS- s-=asoa * 'ae 22li''-
-. -. .-1'=A@F -ssna.g H-s s2o2@c, ~as
1= H..a@ ana ne
81 1s~1- I=@1-l471 A1ss-''a4Eg ~
= = .$-1' . li'Fr~'als u 60 E@4se-
ce@9htsd -aFse eE0Ed ~sth interesting
ssI- .@'7s1z-@s q .-'s % re Acl3so
Ff-SAT- io1rs P~2l'-sS 12y- zaw17d AIS
ples'1s'y- large aec@ss=aoI@s 70 he po21la-
,loa essae ron lie Sara anc vicinity
a ~-S' 4 II t9@ Iliy o. Denver steamed
no ,S@ eFoSI@- VITA s@ztt4t.tss,
composed II Christian EaGeav0-@rs, Ep-
worta LSag2S-s and the Young Peoples
soc-ety 6. 1he Baptist Association. So
many desired % conne over that ire e-S:
boat could 10: Accommodate one-halt The
crowd. which MI arrive q a la:s- boat
geT. Mr. Miller. o. P1yzIlUp. welco<nei
TIE visitors. after which Rsy. J. p. ..
L2Ey5- % Seattle delivered the address ..
the day. 20 ne largest audience that has
assembled II the auditorium for many
ysars- The Subject of ire address VAS
'Fl2Ve-aenoln!na-icna Fellowship No
H-er effort has bear made during re as
ssnbly ard the eloquent divine held the
Undivided ard rapt a1:en:l3a o. rs audi
sucs ron starr 70 finish.
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San FTa7c.sc7. thence - 5.-ec. steamer
= ceozn c3oGa.39rs sAe97a te engaged wei
in a8ya1-e. &c - demand is great.
Fer rates sa.llngs, ere. call O. or aa-
dress Ta1rnas \ Graham 9.zCr.e- passe7-
ger 2n3 freight agent So3ttern Pacific
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DAT BaasEsT COMMENCES.
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Have Thre~hinx Machine

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part - the Mouth TAa rover-r-.-+ rs
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= .&i4T%- aI3 Also e-eouv4g@ -. Indians
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FOR tae convenience % ,ts Patrons. ne
Nor; 5esa Eac.5e has established through
ear service - waIla walla- Train leaves
Sea tie daily at ?. =.
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On rs Orcz< .sI9-s5 S-zS- C-c-- pays
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Excl RSIoN S1os uaiuass. Sunday. Tttr.
Leaves Seattle p IA F2rs. g. Children
- cents
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EXC'C RSTON Sccqualrn3a SUNDAY. I.-s-
Leaves Seattle = n Fare. 81 CAGEre1.
- cents
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Sg~cizi Dispatch u tha Pcs I1;e.fge5eer.
TACOMA Aug. I2-t-afsf Reaa % tre
Grs...s sogcs. las o. vas .sl.. Z tie z.4..s-
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EXCURSION scsguzi -1ss, S.sg-zzsy. tsta
Leaves seat-Zs b ~ Fare. f. CE11-s-
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VAN CAMPS PIX ard pans. VIII To-
mate Sauc~- Original and 5est
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Is especially true 90 Hoo2's Plls for u f,.ef.
cane ever oa'auei 50 gTvs: curative y~swrr II
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SIX headache. !zgacles constipation. etc. 3.
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