davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1898-09-30
InPct ertHenlth.

81 was affiicted with dyspepsia and
could fiDd nothing that gave me relief
until began taking Hoods Sarsap-
arilla. After hsing four bottles OF
this mediclue l was cured. 1 am now
in perfect health and there are no in
dlcations that ever had Dyspepsia
JEFF d. KooETz, Golden, New Mexi-
co.
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1898-09-30

The proper thing for the youth of
New Mexico to do is to avail its self of
the unequaled opportunity to learn
the Spanish language. There VIII
soon be splendid openings for young
men and women who speak both Eng
llsh aud Spanish in the Spanish speak
ing country recently acquired by the
United States. -SOcorrO Chieftain.
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1898-09-30

There arc 3,052 bound volumes in
The Copper Queen library and 200 to be
added within a month. Fifteen mag
azines, seven dailics, and twenty-five
weeklies are on lile. The circulation
Of books for August was 30l. For
eight months the average has been S52
per month. Miss Annie Hill, assistant
librarian, has immediate management
Of the room, which is shortly to be en-
larged l0x30 feet in wldth.-Prospect-
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1898-09-30
eARFlELD's STRUGGLES.
How lie Burned the Midnight oil Vixen a
Williams College.

How lie Burned the Midnight OIL When at
Williams College.
Garfield was said to be only one of a
very few who kept up their literary
studies while in Washington. He never
did so we'll but it seemed he could easi
ly do better. lie always gavo the i'm
preston that he had much mere power
than he used. As TrevelyRn said of his
parliamentary hero, Garfield succeeded
because all tho world could not have
kept him in the background, and be-
cause, once in front, he played his part
with an intrepidity ard Il commanding
ease that were hut the outward symp-
toms Of the immense reserve CT energy
on which it was in his power to draw.
"When | was freshman in Will
liams college, said Garfield, 81 looked
out one night and saw in the window
of my only competitor for first place in
mathematics a light twinkliug a few
minutes longer than was went to keep
mine burning. / then and there deter
mined to invest a little moro timo in
preparation for the next day s recita-
tion. did so and passed above my rival.
smile today at the old rivalry, but l
am thankful for the way my attention
was called to the value of little mar
gin of time well employed. l have since
learned that it is just such o margin,
whether of time or attention or ear
nestness or power, that wins in every
battle, great or small. success.
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1898-09-30

Last evening Sergeant Garfield
Hughes, OF Troop L, Rough Riders,
reached hume after participating in all
the battles in Cuba, and lighting fever
ever since. lie is vety weak and could
not have made the trip from Montauk
except for the care and attention OF
Otis Glaessner, a private Of Col. Roose-
velL's regiment, who cared for him day
and night on the loig trip. DR.. East.
erday is attending to the young
soldier aud he is receiving every at
tentlon, and hopes TO be able to wit.
ness the ball games at the territorial
fair next week.-AlbuQuerque Citizen.
The town Of Socorro got move on
itself Friday night for the first time
since 1885. II was an earthquake.
The shock was quite a severe one and
was plainly felt at San Marcia. Sub
slantial buildings rocked and swayed
as II from the effects OF terrible wind
stem, and the residents in general
were pretty badly frightened. Tho
earthquake, reported ia the telegraph
ic columns, which occurred at Port
laud, Maine, yesterday morning was
in all probability merly the echo of
Socorro's shiyer.-Albuquerque Demo
crat.
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1898-09-30

1t is claimed that the new law com
pelling sheep owners to dip their
sheep and keep them free from scab
has caused an increase of 30 per cent
IN the wool clip OF Northeastern New
Mexico 10 the last twelve months
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1898-09-30

Charles Denby, ex-minister toChina'
is of the opinion that the United
States ought TO keep the Philippines.
Mr.. Denny, although Democrat and
an appointee of Mr.. Cleveland, evi-
IDENTIFY knows the ropes and what
would he agreeable to the vastmajori.
of the people OF the country.
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1898-09-30

Cascarcts Candy Cathnrti0, the most won.
derful medical discovery of the age, p cas-
ant aud refreshing TO the taste, act gently
and positively on Kidneys, liver aud bowels
cleansing tho entire systeln. dispcl colds,
cure headache, fever, habitual constipation
and biliousness. Please buy and try box
OF g. &. q. to-day; 10, o.. 10 conls. Sold and
naranteed to cure by all druggists.
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1898-09-30
Don't Tobacco Spit ana Smoke Your Life Away.

To quit tobacco easily aud forever, be mag
netle, full OF life, nerve and vlgor, take No-To-
Bac, the wOnder-w0rlIer that makes weak men
strong. All druggists, 50c or d. Cure guaran-
tccd. Booklet and sample free. Address
Sterling Renety C0., Chicago or Now YorA
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1898-09-30

John II. Stone shipped to Dallas yes
terday for the Texas state fair six
champion squashes, one OF which
weighed llS pounds, another l08, and
another lO4 pounds. Who can squash
that showing?
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1898-09-30

1t is reported that the Quaradtine
against the admission of Socorro cattle
through the SUPPORT of Bisbee will be
raised about November 10. This,
when it occures, will occasion in
creased activity in cattle trading in
the district.
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1898-09-30

HOODS Pills are the onty pills to
take with Hoods Sarsaparilla. Be
sure to get Hoods. 0
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1898-09-30
TERRITORIAL.
onn RT OF PRIVATE LAND CLAIMS.

,,.,,.h n Reed Of Iowa. Chief Justice.
ArsoCtArR JUSTICES Wilbur T. stone. OF
Csloraea: Tho sias &. Fuller. OF North Carroll
ma William n. Murray. OF Ionnessec' henrS
AattssW ats; 6. nsyaolds, of Missouri U. S.
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1898-09-30

Miss Nellie eastman, who has pros
pected in Arizona for twenty years
past, just like man, left Yuma eight
months ago for the Kloudike. She
walked over the trail to Dawson City,
aud has become interested IN four
claims. She writes TO ii nephew in
B;sbec that she has Il tomato can
,oaded with dust at frequent intervals,
aud hat She will come out this fall
with not less than baiiei of yellow
god.
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1898-09-30

Guaranteed tobacco habit cure, makes weak
men strong, blood pure. Soc. 81. All druggists
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1898-09-30
COUNTY.
PREOINor.

NV MsGrlth ........ Justice OF me re9Js w
~. Q. Hxrdin. .......-......
sshoel pirestors-H. L. Cannon. +. F. Fer
ris za1iJ0hn RoSsen.
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1898-09-30
To oare oonalInallon Forover.

Take Cascarets Candy Cathariic Ice or 25o.
II c. Q. c. fail 70 cure. druggists refund money
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1898-09-30

Wilson was nominated at Prescott,
after wrangle, on the dfth ballot, re-
cciying 81 votes to so for Elinwood.
Brodie was nominated in a perfectly
harmonious convention, hy acclama-
lion On the first ballot, in vertable
tempest Of enthusiasm and pGtriotisln.
Brodie will be elected by the same
patriotic element that nominated him
and Wilson will be allowed to pursue
his usual ayocation, uniroubled by
cares of state.-Tucson Citizen.
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1898-09-30

w. w. Vanderbilt, who has expen-
ded fortune in developing mines 10
1ayayai county, returned from visit
to the Sterling Placer Company's
ground and placer machinery plant at
Walnut Grove. lie is enthusiastic
over the apparent perfection of the
$4,000 worth Of machinery which is
being placed in position aud which will
start in about a week. The company
has 5000 acres OF gold bearing gravel
in the WalnutGroves esection.-COurier
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LIFE IN THE PAsTIME CLUB.
Its Members Drive puii Care Away
la an Energettc Manner

The PastiTne Social club organized to a.
SIS; eolored gentlemen f. driving dull care
away. - i granier Success than tie mos,
sanxuinc dared hope
Yesterday morning 4. pnncanson. one n
the clubs leading lights. and Frank Smith.
who fiiTs a card now and them. INDUCED
In an imprompiG duel on Washing on
street In frcnt - ire Yukcn saloon. Tan
shots were exchange! AZ close range. ons
telegraph pole acting ne guard for both
Al tlls- termination u ne battle Il was
learned that The homer of both narks.nar
was satisfied and that neither was injured
Smith escaped but Duocanson zen mo
of,SceT Stuart's hands srsa vas CHARGED
with reckless 81 1otI0x
The troubl-. arose over game az cassrfo
a tla t'sstjne t'ftlh which Il located on
Cherry steel near Thiyl avs.n1e Duncan
son claims ihat Smith aa.. eight cards
hidden under handkerchief This aist>ov-
cry eaatset fifi5cyana1n - grab s. ~ which
Smith bad Non TIE shooting ARRAY On
We=h.ngfon street was iaser result
Another gow oct>Hrrr,i ~ 'he s,fusi rooms
Yesterday atyterarcr:. Frank Matthew'S
Who works a. Ri o;gt's restaurant and
William Ha2elRoo.I a r-er,-r At the puck
sa,fon. had trouble og@r the sast trick .r
i casino game Il cost them each s. an.
court costs.
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touI~s PALM GARDEN,
'&aa Over the u~-~tver&hip Com &c
1 - fe Court.

re- TocelVer~alp q t'ort'S ra'fn Garden.
IN sti' ~ y & r. s'eh'ontE ~ Iae
80 an Amusement coTa psoy. which re
.stis eonaN-f@d thai g1acs. 81 egltart aifs-
- was betare 3u3ee Noufe ia the ST.
Nsfs eoarf aEa,a YESTERDAY Tire matter.
sac W nn a motion ~ the ia ser.ans -
'e '1~ ofd~s. made a few nights asa
.,ssVshaag Frea foCIrs receiver. vacated
A'sA3Ft"i made was tsat tae ,kIpo at
st was "lth2bt aettrys - yNe dss-n1.
SHa contrary % isR This gN1NSengissn
s,is'ilnf3 auf the receiver 8i-chAgA 81
p hairtl@ sn4n'e,iia, elv renewed slss. aG,~
sssai'e'' far q receiver ft,8g, Moore c.-
- va* aF-an tas- aarl stGaa ara
s tac Gletia0 nader ads ~. x.sr3lk
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Lecture by the Noted Orator to he
Given August :so.

The people OF Seattle q re II be given the
privilege of hearing ore Of .he greatest
orators OF this age. the celebrated Nash
iagton divine, the Rev r. Dewitt Ta.-
mage. Or. Taimaee - The mos, popular
preacher and lecturer in America, nd
since the death Of Mr. Sturgeon = - safe
20 say there Is no ore 20 equal aim II
drawing gree, eoagrega fions. Every Sunday
he breaches ~ an audience that ;1rorgs
the large Washington ehurc. 20 It's utmost
capacity. and hundreds ave turned swnT
unable To procure adinitsance. and through
the week his sermons are published in
over 3ooa newspapers IN An,crica. Grea.
Britain. France Norway. Sweden ita.y.
Australia. New Zealand and india. over
iae N0."D copies Of 'hsse are printed
weekly.
Some estimate. therefore. can be Ter ros;
CT .ae popularity and Influence of the fuar
who Will lecture here On 'he 3afA. lie viii
APPEAR bat once, and IL $ ve-y probable
that II VIII be his fare we'll appearance in
Seattle.
There Is A strange fascination I'm lie Say
OF brilliant mind. now moving from ghe
depths Of Logic 10 the heights 70 e'ctlgenrc,
row touching al the chords oi uurnan y..te-
ton. now causing the tears - tow. Z
again the eyes 10 sparkle ant he .ace -
shine With laughter. To MANY r1Vie
lecture delivered with sIrpas slng elequenee
Is Inc fi2heHi 8NF III Oh fifftfefNAusl FH}DA
men1. These will learn with vres. 81 9
faction that Mr.. TafTag@ VIII deliver ms
great lecture. THE Sejerce OF Good
Cheer" here or August -. Ar unusaal ia
teress eeniers H. Dr. TaiRase x .a's me
from thu fact that h@ TsmaiBs ;he hast e
a noted trio ef preachers who Eave agsci-
cd their countries ard f,r~~ - an i'farnsas-
urable axtent-Be.eher. Sturgeon. : a.
mage. The frs. two have ceased ft@n their
sabors Mortal tongUe does nat vote their
eloQuence. bns theiF Dr1 liei9os tCtlaen 9
viii ionx remain h,ess.sg - 'he race.
Tamage IS yet striking powerful bl7Ws
through press. pulpit and pia,form Tor re
benefit II humanity, IT, Il q splendid Xxx
ample or the power 81 lers 1aai iransn -
made possible hy fhe great Inventions a
tbs time II - almost impossible IN 81
= l.~~-9ire naii large es1oaaa for mir. Il
was though, ghr great sa,tls1.s9Fu su Ca
cage would a0l1 MS agaj@ncs. tut 9tfeF !.
was "a kei 81 ; fss peouie frorr his .ofla
g uuper tslct}y neaf}y szf had & h@
tt3rn..,1 away uaSslx IL eyt -tsusisRs ro0T
therefore the ArrnurY fal KS selected
here as Offering the grades. se%;.ag ca
pae!ty
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Al meeting q the lcsnse committee Of
the city council yesterday afternoon IL was
decided to aSseas a circus soon 10 exhibit
IN Seattle the sum OF $50 for the privilege
OF giving an afternoon and evening per
Torrance. Under the present ordinance
governing the licensa for tent shows, the
amount IS placed a. ssAo where the admits
atom ~ 81 or over. The admission 70 the
coming circus wilt Ia less thar 81 and II
was decided by he committee to reduce
the amount Of the license owing 10 tia,
fact. The action of the committee was
unanimous.
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a Spanish-Anerican war puzzle. II IL q
orklde-T7inning mystery in a shsIlo "
box four inches square. and the fca; IA 10
make a drop Of quicksilver follow mar
row line around pertoratious representing
warships until The gauntlet is safely run
from Porto Rico to Havana.
}, j. Devereaux. general agent at Port
lard For the A.chiSen. Topeka & Santa
Re, was In Seattle yesterday.
James Casey. travelling Sfetgh. and pas
senger agent Of The Chicago, milwaukee, &
81 Paul. was here yesterday from Port
lard
Allan Cameron. district freight agent 81
the Canadian Pacific. was Ia Seattle from,
Vancouver. r. g. yesterday
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loan Ii Walters and William J. Ssine
are The painful and defendant. respective
u. III suit fer q r.s1ive~ fled sn sh.
saseTfor court yesterday TIE property ii,
dssyei;e IL about s4Ss worth of cigars ara
X W. Bsrto was appointed 10 take charge
o. X. penGiDg the result Of tSs. litigation.
The two men. IL appears from the con-
plant, were partners Ia selling cigars on
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All ~ VENTS.


A good sized an1'snee grce7td fhe H''i-
r,s.v COMPANY et she ri Av~npe theaisr
las. night Tar ri4Y was Mother ana
sssys. + enau9~ fr919 thosa 81 t5F Tsrevsos's
nights as.3 g generally abrasive. ls-fn-E12-
ars. !, : q drama stih0's5 T5ila'z.
f,s1i ~ interesting ieveialf5sen's Aet PR
z,.,,..+5 @ltss 1ss sase-e~e .sat trs vac-eFlzea
an .he n8-tneg Tz-rferrFaFtfe- j. wtii ~
-.sy.s:s.i a. a,a..n@~ a. 80 tiiia afjay-
nor ard sga9r EssaiS
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The following new suits were fled in the
superior court yesterday:
American Surety Company rs ". n.
Van Norman i'fosniss4agy notes. 81. 49,
Andrew Erickson vs. l. T Haunuua. ex-
a,,t3fOr-Suft - compel cAncetiat on Of
record az a certain mortgage.
North American Commercial Company
- Bailey Ilftfse Il Go. Goods said S>1 -
lahn Ii Matter vs. W. J. SteiTa-Suis for
accounting and = receiver
Grace rfamisl vs.. John WILLIAM Tramlu
-~ divorce,
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John Davis & Co,
Downs Block. 7oe Second avenue

Burns. +. &. Bohn, l.. 5. are@s Ms
hozzs l.. r. Baker $ Burns. ]. II. Ro-
lana: n A. Barr. II. Boney, Il. r, Brown.
T. = afown. - Bullock. &. r. Burkalan,
J, breckenridge. L. II. Baker. ]. Coaa. ".
l. Chambers. j. Cook. I. J. Cranaaa. y.
ca1yne. q Croeker. ]. Coarnay. ). cour-
nay j. erossleS. J. X Dyer. - Drinkle,
I. puFoshen, J. y. Davidson, Tohn pevine.
r r r;srnhaeSer y. Il Essex. T. Everett,
J. Fly Q. ". Fiage- Il. Flour, + ]. Far
rsIi T. f'r-denbssg. D. ". swift, w {.
flsaer; " Ff.2eli. !. FRIEND, !. " Good
Wiz, u J Gilbert. r. Gopperi. Ed uoT-
+ :. Iisgemaa. Il. Hail " iionck. ".
Howard. j, Harris J. Heck, II. Hooper. {.
T. Ha~sen. ;. T. ifoWeiis. r Hart. T. Ho~
gan, Z. tirshow :. Hyde q fIeflner. J.
,tiienaa. +. Ireland G.: johnson. ]. A.
Johnson. II A. Jones. j. XIX r. \ noor.
II. kottman. " 5. Knee II Kramer \
<, I.ambie ". LYONS and wife. A. Law
man, II. z. Levin McBrid. and wife. q
MctNaehenss + Moran and wife. j. Mat
thaRs. X. Morrison. . p Miller r. Mar
ran. j II. Miller. n Mack \ NillIgan.
= Miller, - A Nash. NJ T D'Cen:s0r. ]
frAther, Mrs. a Phillips J. psfshler =
pttzer. x. H. RathhY Capt. A. Kaynor. y
Ross. ]. Roswell. Capt J. Richards L. IA.
a Robinson. l. Runyar1. j. Schuel J.
Sullivan. c. Z. Stack. =. Stain A. Sin
ciAfr, steward and wife. j, II. Sharp. :.
sefaaart \. Simmons. II. f. schn;E. +
Stra'tan j. S're;dsfoot w Trout. : y
Taslor w Thornley, f, s. Thompson G.
-. Taylor, j. r Tester j Taltt = Van
Dyke ~ *. WaterhoFn. f. ]. White J.
Midday. Z. \ Warren e. Wefsny : p
rem Williamson. ] Williams, 6. F. VII
Ioushhy, A. D. Young ami d. II. GLASS
cock and Sixty-one employees II the Boston
ana Alaska Company from. f-nalasks.
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Tes hss, rouse "a vis sau;harr psei1c %
ear rraecisro. thence ~ direct ssaAsuer
Aeon rY1rssa.ssfs sbossi8 70 engaged vel
II s8vAnee as ghe ste-sana : great
Fsr ra-e> ssilings- ctr. caA on or al.
srs-ss T>.ersss A GRAHAM. atxsrs-t pAsseu-
ger and freight agent. sogtscrn Pacific
&C 81 First avenue. Ssatfie-
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HAVE you saou@as - trip through tas
yeif.wstorA National PARK ssis summer
= - wrste - / 4 &8apa;. general sgsr.
Northern P4ciac railway. s%zftse. fsr all
1srts~zaays- - call a, tar SorfaeTn Pa
20, ofa~s far cops - Uoaisr3sas"
ssyt-r a description CT re trip. oatriyaAs
: E1r1pea-1 TIP.
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Elizabeth \. Rsld. a handsome Young
woman and "a decided brunette, VAS yes
,ertsay granted divorce IN Judge Moore's
court from Archibald r. Reid. Abandon
rler-Mas the complaint Kate NJ craig
was divorced from J VI Tfaie. Oh me same
gronnEs.
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aga. az q result 81 gsersanas nturses szs-
.Assss7i. was alaS continued,
asrz Margaret Sullivan was the enfv
claimant who drew prize She clair,s1
fssas TIE paslalty on sewer tar had t@e.a
"ronxf'i!!y imposed apon her. and after
some confederation the comsasstee RENTED
IL
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commission. Slime agreeing to furnish the
money and Walters the experience wal
tess sues for an accounting. claiming that
Slime has failed to- pat up the funds and
has also taken possession OF a part OF the
riErArx
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DOM rrsss* sacfioa ss}e. n 9asgtlags
SasnrAsx af4errear aa4 s~sn Fx. Rs-xsvton
4 p~xsstss. tsle ftTsz-
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ALL WANT TO KNOW
ABOUT THIS CITY.
L. ". trays Faith in seattle In
strengthened ny TRY East
-Raiiroad Notes.

l.. IL Gray. general ageH; % ,se freight
isnarfraen; % re Great Ncf.netn. has
last returned from trip through the
Fast lasting several weeks s,ncs taxing
with Fasteners ard watching the trend
~ optimism regarding ths wes;. he has
more fal,h than ever In sieat,ls's n4;sro.
III SAL yesterday iaat 'h~fe was ID
Yawn IN the UaWea states 50 widely talked
sssa,ut 49, me 0aevc ciry. They az want
- kaou abons seattle sa2 Mr. GRAY.
and eaeeriy dsYcur every paper they asa
So. f,ou here T'hv sgo al @st'sers -
tses} reu pa;-rs shat weFe sent oaek ,5.eee
save aaue SEATTLE uiare 49,. s.2a ans
otAe- efe ts5as :, Is al. Seattle Seattle,
Seattle anl Sesssle - rs RTG k3own As
teeeg.-ags. I wA~ talking w3ta 4 nuFs t-r
az tgseu FG I'ss;-aeV. asa tsCe e fssesfa
wanted 81 kno~ Hssw r18ny people f,aefs
ugre IN SEATTLE tHtE shsfl I'D F<xf
kreyx rae c,Aet yasnl-sr 3sut t5at 'aa years
g-arr suw there @"uh5 1~> ~ t.*' 49,
s>-sesa IT never pas, 50 :na5a sesta -
Ssatte as roN
Eastern b&s.ae<s 91sn 2~e predicting 4
.srssf revival ~ gasuD2er-e. ~ew SHAT tan
waY = ese~- aa3 aFr lN'S.~s ia ASA fte
4ss,ta- e~ssss zn5 ga '~af, wa thg fiz-
,s.5.sa ;slay-ss< ara -&e PA44pa5ass Tier
3. sal ieslsa>y la ; sheF~ g*es ear grew
= ..sses,sksa>-e fct tr+sS yysi IL trail So
F,r.sets4o sas Scaftte arc sTa47lss}y i3''-
..,-rYfE.stf. k,a~sc~u ssiT~e HacF IN corr
ryfer-s Etsl 10y rus taere Is of3iy oss% f-.e.-e
uz- ta. vraq-->v z;sls, carct.sse3 NJ tifay,
co.Aes ast1cA.y
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Fbe SupdaY 'p.=4."
illustrations by Famous Artists and Article!
by Celebrated Men.

by Celebrated Men.
Cap
, e From
: in he land.
tnnites u New
Porto RiCanS WelccmIn9 Our Troops.
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and
. TeIIW They'll In
Scenes On Board the Victorious BrOOkyn.
on
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tire superintendent another Office. 10 Be
known az master GF transportation. has
beer created, with q. B. cES 20 IN Il
Hsx headquarters VIII De IN Seattle o u.
LANG IN addition 10 his duties as cashier.
will assume the duties CO purchasing
agent.
M Kline has beer superintendent az the
Seattle a International since 1ss1 coming
here srom ST Paul He aas LEI. with his
family for Gaendsve. Mort. wse-e he WI
take Up his new duties as superintendent
OF the Yellowstone division 81 the North
ern Pacific.
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George Williams ticket agent at Var
couver, Il. G.. for The Great Northern. has
achieved considerable fame among his
many railroad friends by The invention Of
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WRECK OF THE GUARDIAN.
The Old Bark Blown on a Reef in
Unimak Pass, August z.


Steamship Lasrada Brings 1sS Pas
From st. NiehaeI-Left There An-
Gust -No Dawson News Later
Than Jsly 30-stePy Of the Dtsas-
ter 20 the Goafaian-Well Injured
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Continues heavy. ~ tsesD rases . II
minis last. .r4G.re - fse f5ur.arrars
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SPECIAL. ~afe - Greer Rsver no,
sn~tng~. ths oriy yeS1r. ~ s5s n n4 IN the
STATE - Washington. ans wAose aatees
are famed tor tarjr curative properties
Cal a. Sorthern Pacific otrce for pa
iiGvlAr%
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Friday and Saturday.
MOTHER AND son.

SPECIAL Candy Matinee Saturday.
f'fisas regular ard unchanrfng. fPhons.
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%zxt xwSA. commencing Surfsy. Auxuse
= saass sgeaf company IN ire Fire Pa
fFoa.~ :. t~ followed II The IAl.sy slave
@sa CAsyssys Amt
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Ntvras-. 2ts~e ass res.xae. ~ts .srstf.sa
As sssl,s- r. azs ses,e - fse ~vss{ae 4 E1taf-
nalssssts. Raises company sf.& f'eAa "Hh' Is
mas sSssa &fvaAsac5 TIE asw Ess.lns . -
eaNx ssess = asscsss* r. aa9dae fse
business xass A~s aeseGagssc seea Ss-s1 II
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