davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Meeker herald., 1898-01-08

During the last two days it has been
common talk on the streets that one Of
our prominent county officials twho
lives not a thousand miles from the
town limits went up Sulphur in the
early part of the week and got him a
load Of elk meat. Such things didn't
happen while Tom Kilduff or jim
Lyttle were Tardens.
The Meeker herald., 1898-01-08

Elder CarniDe will preach at the n.
L. church next Monday eve.
The Meeker herald., 1898-01-08

The roads are getting bare of sno" in
a few places where the sun has a good
chance, but on the whole sleighing con-
tinues to be fine.
The Meeker herald., 1898-01-08

Wednesday evening District Deputy
Grand Master Wildhack installed the
following officers Of Valentine Lodge.
No. At: r. Hartke, N. e.; j. L. TaYert.
V.G.; F.E. Watson, L. s.; W. II. Clark,
O.; B. F. Clark. W; A. G. Robertson.
u. G.; F. NJ. Williams. l. G.; F. N. Jo-
Hantgen, II. S. N. e.; g. NJ. Lord. J.. S
N. G.; T. d. Riley. r. s. v. G.; F. E.
Sheridan, l.. S. V. G.
The Meeker herald., 1898-01-08

Hoods coupon calendar for psrJsst
out. is far ahead Of any others. Ask
your druggist for one.
The Meeker herald., 1898-01-08
Strayed.

A black gelding, 1000 lbs, branded
JtiD connected, formerly property Of
John Daum. So for his return to-
j22 L. s. r. SANDEHsoN.
The Meeker herald., 1898-01-08

NJ. j, Bell, of Grand Junction, is Wis
iting his daughter, Mrs. F. l.. Davis.
The Meeker herald., 1898-01-08

A $50 set calf-bound encyclopedia
for Sl0O-cash, cattle or town property.
by ADEL FARIss.
The Meeker herald., 1898-01-08

Walter James of Axial, was in these
parts Tuesday last looking up figures
on hay.
The Meeker herald., 1898-01-08

James Lyttle was last week removed
rs game warden for this district, and r..
E. Goodell, jr., of Denver, was ap-
pointed in his stead. 1t is said that
Mr.. Lyttle was fired for the reason that
he did not make wholesale arrests OF
residents Of this section for alleged vio-
lations of the game law.
The Meeker herald., 1898-01-08

Mr. and Mrs. A. l.. Durham of
Thornburg, were in town Wednesday
shopping. Mr.. d. confirms previous
reports of deep SHOWS in the vicinity of
Yellow Jacket pass.
The Meeker herald., 1898-01-08
BREruERToN.

Above brand anywhere on left side, shoulder
or hip. Ear marks, underbit and oyerslope on
right ear. Also own the following brands:
R-H 1-EaE. srAs 1T and other
brands cAnoeicd -xifs kahsssnfi ear marks are
on the cattle. and soSps With mo ear marks at
all, having IecGs neglected All increase
branded satne ~ csst; car marks. overslope and
undertft on right ~. Range, White river and
Thurman oreek-As Postessee address. John
Purcell, Meeker, Colo.
The Meeker herald., 1898-01-08

q. o. Taylor whs.4.s. lead the list fsr .puis.
The Meeker herald., 1898-01-08

The men who write rules for the ex'
tension Of life never live to be old.
The Meeker herald., 1898-01-08

SO. Taylor wh,..is.. no. szesllsa in Purity.
The Meeker herald., 1898-01-08

@. o. T.,ior snl..,... thoroughly ~Ao,..ea.
The Meeker herald., 1898-01-08

Hugus & Co.'S gift sale was brilliant
success; large lot OF goods were sold
and lots of people made happy by the
splendid gifts. Their stock is consid-
erably demoralized by heavy business.
and to clean things up it is proposed to
dispose of odds and ends and seasonable
goods at extremely low prices. It's q
good time to buy.
The Meeker herald., 1898-01-08

Money to loan IN amounts to suit On
good real estate security. John l.. Gray.
The Meeker herald., 1898-01-08

The county commissioners, were in
session few days this week winding up
the business Of the past year. The new
board will meet next Tuesday and OF.
ganiye. A number Of appointive Of
aees will then be allied, and there seem
to b more applicants than positions.
Next week Tie names OF the appointees
win b given. providing there is no
Asediock, which II hardly probable.
The Meeker herald., 1898-01-08

BoRN-On January 1, 1893. to the
wife of Otto Metzger son of the regu-
lation weight. A fine New Years
present.
The Meeker herald., 1898-01-08

W. f. saltmarsh has been appointed
ticket agent for the Rio Grande railroad
at Meeker. and is prepared to look after
the wants Of the travelling public. He
is also special agent for the d. & r. G.
express company. II you wish to be
posted on passenger or express rates
over the Scenic Line, consult Salty.
The Meeker herald., 1898-01-08

During the past two years Mrs. j. W.
Alexander, wife Of the editor of the
Wayuesboro (Miss.) Times, has in a
great many instances relieved her baby
when in the first stages of Group by Civ
ing it Chamberiain's Cough Remedy.
She looks upon this remedy as house
hold necessity and believes that no bet
ter medicine has ever been put in bot
ties. There are many thousands of
mothers in this broad land, who are of
the same opinion. It is the only remedy
that can always be depended upon as a
preventive and cure for Group. The 25
and 50 cent bottles are for sale by Hay
s. JyHantgen. druggists.
The Meeker herald., 1898-01-08
A New "Gibson Girl"

Drawn by the famous society artist, c.
d. Gibson. will make her debut in print
as the cover design for the February
Ladies' Home Journal. The new ''girl"
is the artists own little daughter. who.
at one year of age, will be shown as
drawn by her clever father. The legend
under the picture is My Valentine"
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-09-27

Rochester Uemoefa: ard CAsfoa.cle fRes,1
che stuAfl0f. Ia Europe L. very ur3sta1le
Russia and bngisGa are almost rea8y 10
come 30 blows. France and Germany are
Ensriing at each other. There are rafuoEs
of an alliance. offensive and defensive. f,.e
tween England ard Germany Who can
Bay that matters may not so shape them
ss4ivfs that Spain can find a powerful ally
Or aIllss VITO Tjll effee;ually aid her 70 re-
padiaie the protocol. renew the var and
rob the United States - the fruits ~ VIC
tory II SUCH 4 contingency arises. m
what condition Hia the United States be
IL fare IL? So far AZ its army Is concerned.
Il ~iii 10 az badly of as 81 pas OF the out
break IT the war witt Spain. f. will have
practically no army except it, little force
d res uiats and tie few volunteers nov a Z
Manila II 4 is found that the var is
re- OVfr we El3aii Ire again compelled tn
take the fe.d with usakeshift army And
/ J. "lH bc *efy lnaheh more difficult 10 ise.
tsist army together than Il VAS 10 raise
tie array nov dLSsoiving Military entf.u
s2hn IL not active force ia This cs..a-
Try just low. The prolabii tisx are thar
II Spain finds AT efficient ally or allies 10
fa1s hSf We snail Rave 10 either sing
small OF take a tremendous thrashlng.
And the Tremendous ,hrasa!ng would
servs us exactly right ard be the beat
thina that ever happened 20 us II would
Knock some Of the nonsense out Of us
especially the n9nsenSe afN9u. the 'svsr.
ROCKS ard tr@eS fighting the invader ard
millions OF tf%e'nsn rising m Their might
ai4d the rest Of il. that hss lsf; us wjshou.
regular army, ts4t has forced s.w IN H..
pend on fnaksshifi armies ana thai n,
ttie last Analysis. ia directly responsible
Tor All the suffering and disease that have
beaten our iaat ulakeshff army osst Of
u" fif}a without the beast assistance from
the enemy Unless sh.s nation has yanse
enough 70 understand aua profit hv the H..
s9f III regard n the need ~ regular
army ff'St recent srrAts have tried 10
tesach *. This natter SiI deserve the xors+
hHnaiiutiQ thai caa tnfal il Ter Il. g,,.s,s
obstinate. in.rracgina! .o;ly
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-09-27
MEN IN THE ENGINE ROOM
CHAPLAIN OF THE TEXAS TELLS
ABOUT THEM.
Chances of Escape Are Reduced to a
Minimum in Case the ship Is
struck in n Vital Part-Hoyy He
Got an Officer to Go to Service,

Much has been written regarding the
gunners OF our navy. ana grsa. deal OF
praise has been given them fc~ their orav-
cry and good marksma rship. all os which
they deserved. On The other naad. We
have men il the navy who seem 10 have
been ignored. though rot Intentionally. Sci
dom DO We read OF The 1re1aen or coal
passers OF our navy, and the heroic part
they lake in our fights. St'li. II yea VIII
think for one moment ~ ne kind Of dG+v
theirs is. you VIII see that l. IS tie men
IL the fire room who really make a great
naval victory a possibility. II they give
out Or sh.rk their duty the gaue is I'D.
The fire rooms OF warsao are Places
where men q the strongest physique are
required, as the work Is exceedingly hard
and the heat simply terrific. l never rad
any idea, though. OF wha. IL was until I
went there 10 stand watch. II came
about this way. The pa ssed assistant err
gineer Of the Texas was asked by broth
er officer why he did not attend divine
service on board snip. He reolled joco>e-
y: I never shall until .Ae Chaplain
stands nid-watch win me. Thea I snaIl
go 10 church four times. giving I'm 4 Il
hour for every hour he stands with me-
/ said that Il Was 4 bargain. aid that
nigh: at II "a / was called. put or a suit
OF oTeraIIS TbiCi I mad borrowed for fre
occasion. and al - o'clock I was down n
the engine room. made many tours Of
inspection around and about the fire rcem
going between and behind tle boilers with
the passed assistant. Once We went I'D
or top OF the boilers; there y was l-e de-
grees. 1t almost took MY breath away
but l was boand 10 stick II or. N-!ser re
came to The ladder the engineer went
down. / did not see that ae had vase
in his hands. So "a l vas about 10 get
hold OF the iron rounds he shouted % M,
Don't take hold OF that l. Is hot" Sure
enough. il was; IL fact, hot enough 10 take
the flesh off. So he told ne 20 go back the
way l came.
Not rnncf." / replied: you don't catch
me back there again. I will jump down
first At that g9od-na,ured co'or>d fell
low, seeing my plight. handed II up A
large piece % cloth and q nll1teH seized
il eagerly anI speedily left the hottest
came a last and my part Of the agreement
was KEEP. The passed assistant said the
next day it was the hardest Ha.ct. ne ever
stood in his life, but went eveTyw here ha
did and the rext Sunday he began 10 pay
the penalty. He gracefully came To church
for four Sundays. That experience kaught
me what the life OF a fireman on board
ship really was.
The engineers force Is made 10 Of three
Glasses, EacilinisLS and oilers, ArArnen AID
coal passeys. Thy work IN three watches.
four hours OF and eight OF. giving. them
z day ana RICH. watch. Their dress
while on duty : simply a pair ~ duck
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-09-27
COLUMBUS ASHES EIRUMtD
CEs. BLaSco AND OTHER DIGsITA-
KfEs Is ATTENDANCE
The Pebble WkSeh II Nost su@by
ysa~rsss~a. Is nfss
Government nfft Probably Erect

HAwASA. gert. es,-Et g ofcioek shss
ssse,rysysg he tsse4al exhzr1ssEon ~ tss re-
rr.zsns a Cynguaaa1sgs seos r8eee 81 ths Isrss-
ss.as ~ s5es. gfznc9. e-eerssary czyrtn, e4Tsl
sswser.Yy. sgsaay. 6ean - Es4e cathedral
I'D sssief as,agrstssss- IRE e-neTsI sae~
la mAs eFaay@5 aat Il tns car-s9ral a. :
oclges. ne ezsreraes 70 fne cathedral
was s&zrcsa - fierce Of sn 'ordin pao-
lea~ ssaSee xspz aaek TIE crowd wsa&ca
sxseza 1gas n front of s1a e4sdcs
IT, rsnsasn& os Christopher Columbus.
wassex ia.s sa1rziag 1ers removed froan
sh.sfr a1c5.e IT. t5e - the1gaI fer The ship
mai r. Azs = Ssge .gsf3 III th@sT ia.~ rest
.es pare since January +. lIst waea trey
were hrD4sng from. saesto Domingo, that
.si&xsS i&v.Es n@ea es2sd 20 France Dy
E2&.s4.
szaos rs sAs~ naen:sons6 ,hs semains
have al - al oyaa siehs 9. tbs wall
Esss6ytsrY If ire cathedral. - yard af.6
s h1s aseys lie ground Deswesn q p9ssay
s1SxsrslTg tss iran ayck AID TIE cset-
L. lts- there war gssesa ~ frnr. % tlss
ssstssas =EsD ~ Doubtful artistic taste rep
r-ssEEirs la rel ~ ktsst ~ tas srssf al
sn.ra3 Ard hearing this inspection ln sgasa~
ssa.
May ,hs remains ard image a. re
great Columbus lie . Thousand osssfuE4es
preserved in th-s arr and In the fsra@sss-
lfanoe 81 Our 5sLsGu
After sas four ngn6rs6th Anniversary Of
tbs dScoEsFg az the nsS world by Column
fass. TIE spanish c7Yfes included IN he
Cuban budget large sasEs fay the pGrg2se
q sreetsEx a fttins monument Eynboi.z.rg
the travss OF TIE 9s&eoY.rsr 70 DC erected
IT. the gnest e0nspa@aous place III EAYar2
snt the construction u H5ausosepm 10
s:s}t tha ashes Tia szAs slsclsugu the work
Of the Epanlss sculptor Media was brought
10 Havana aid ssiacs6 UPON base efectet.
!U faf center aisle u isss cathedral ciaes
10 tae InaIT. S.ssT
The monument. the work or WATCH was
sairgsts0 &C. TIE sculptor SaslI1. has not
aOsne and probably viii never come
10 HasdHa- II saz 10 have hern
paid for ri aH appropriation included
IL the budget Of the isiaEd, BAT rircuu,-
stances have overturned fsiaEs uaGe ar The
occasion Of the eslsbrat ION ~ taR four
hnnare'iin Anniversary % the discovery Of
America and 5; IL probable that both the
monument ard the fnaHsoisura VII lie
they will fe Io1ks4 upon rs one @, the
Treasures o. the S.s Bish nation
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-09-27

trousers. They are entirely stripped 10 TIE
waist. When the temperature Is over I35
degrees they faSteu 4 wet sponge over
their mouths and breathe through X. thua
receiving a Little relief.
The coal Dassers are in the bucizers and
pass the coal down 10 the fremen. The
buakers are naturally very hot and dark.
Electricity furnishes than air and Light,
but not as much as they woula Ike.
When ;he alarm goes Of calling the crew
10 general quarters, and The hugler sounds
&C clear ship for action all the members
OF the engineer force go 70 their stations.
The battle matches are fastened down, so
"a 20 cut of all ms - natural ventila-
ton. TIE blowers are turned III for the
forced draft. giving the men some COM
fort, hut tie heat is intense. and often the
men fall exhausted at their post They
are than hurried 10 The sick bay. whore the
surgeon quickly revives than
The day that the feet under Admiral Ger
vera came out 70 engage us. the engineer
force seemed 70 enjoy the fight as much
as the rest OF the crew. Some Of them
had been on duty from { 20 and went
on again at 9:39. Every man Of them was
delighted a the opportunity and went TO
his station gladly. II shows the rn2teria,
man IS made II 70 go below and he fas.en-
81 down. with little hope OF escape I. The
ship should be torpedoed, and sure death
II the main steam pipes should burst. While
performing their duty the men below have
not the satisfaction OF seeing ships de-
s,royesl, and are IN total ignorance OF what
is going on until 81 Is announced 70 them
from the bridge. When they are told OF
victory they cheer and shovel the coal all
the faster.
When we commenced the chase for the
Cris.obal Colon our firen1an and coal pas
sers were Informed OF wha. we were do
ing. Capt. Philip gave the order to those
on deck. Every man go aft 20 bring the
ship UP at the bow and the men below
did their duty. AZ one time the snip made,
I was tod. about fifteen knots The FIRE
men realized that. despite their discomfort,
Il was their time 10 reveal their capa bility.
As the ship was ont OF range o. the
Cristolal Colon. Lieut.. Cyrus Radford's
marines volunteered 20 go down and help
tho fi:ernen for while, so that they might
get .t;.e rest and air. After getting per-
mission they marched 20 the flreroorns and
announced their mission. The coal passe-s
and firenen replied: NO yo,. don't This
is our part o. the ship. We will stick lt
out, SO you can 70 hack on deck" This
shows the kind OF men the engineers force
ara. as well as what sort Of men the
marine corts is composed Of.
HARRY ". JONES.
Chaplain. L. :. y.
New York Sun.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-09-27

Fanny Davenport. whose full name was
Fanny Lily Gypsy Davenport McDow ell.
wak one Il ff4e foremost English-apeax-
inE actresses. having starred z every large
city IA the cd ard sew word. sac VAS
born ~ London. England Aprli ~. ISh.
Her parents we're members Of the theatrical
profession. ser birth occurring Ga ,sro-
fesscDal tour. From her eshest cbil1h0o1
she saowsd marked histor.onlc ability and
spoke her hTSt lines upon the stage 0f
BGTfon's taea:er. New York city. Oh Fsf,ru-
srg -. It51. SIZE continued IN the gTofss-
ss9-i. playsas Ia stock companies. where size
became popular, finally becoming leading
lazy 81 Augusta DAYS STOCK company at
the I4ftn avenue lAeater. Mss Daveap9rf's
ffst distinctive triumph Has made az
Mabel KenfFew = "P.gue." IN 1913 She
soon after starred III th.s piece. which! she
followed with Macbeth LADY Of Ly-
ons," Camille "Frou~Erou' and others
fr later years sae made distinctive sue
cessss of Fedora" ard la ToSca" botn
Wi ten by SsfG11. h@c0niag very famous
in bot5. Her l2s{ great SUCCESS xas Ia "A
magnificent production CT Cleopatra"
A. an actress s8ae possessed great ver-
sat.Eiy. Few failures are to he recorded
against her. while IA many OF the roles she
created size stood without FiSal In ENG
uofal powers II the flfst order,
Seattle lheaser goes re nlegnosr with pleas
are tals great actress appearances in this
c5ty. playing Fedora. IA IoHea 20 Cleo
p2tra ats9 0tigrf s}lcceSse2.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-09-27
Thr order of Golden Fleece.
Golfers X sky.


The Golden Fleece was originated n ar
axe medieval and remote. The founder
was Philip - Barcundy. His object was
70s0!fss. hut tha Incentive has oee1 oh
sct.re \ German triad % Ard Gus what T.
waz. He devoted the whole ~ hls wrstci1-
= life n 'ha s-s5t@r.. on h.s daatahef h.
chartered Eureka T. had driven him .n-
ssna Students less pe-ttuacsous 4n3 f41e-
s;hiy better equipped have asserted ira.
rs motive was wholly gallant Phi'3p -
RS eternal shame - j. recorded. paid al
aresrss - 1werty-four you-g women a. 4
t'nsc Then cane re ;weDty-dtth. The
latter Ms ysahei % Portugal Mean
while from each ~ the others he had Oh
fs.ne3 locks Il hair These he caused 70
- woven together into 2 a0~t If ccnE.orn-
erste souvenir Through + there str4g-
zlad an amber csIrl TIE ~ssr vas black
THe car. rad come from FRS hrtch; tsI9n5@
eeas - Maria - Rx0 5raRge TIE sheen
% =; o.. SAce4 hin From 4. from mat
3tt's girls empty pate th@ itsa ~ tie
Golden FEeece emerged. or tire occasion
II hLs marriage 20 Ysah@l the ORDER WIS
Instituted Tasrtv knights v-r@ chosen
Whether r. r-gEIi-ei 'i1st. Ike himself
tnev sAou'a - sacs p18eu- 8, ave- -
lTocGeS history has neglected - state
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-09-27

Special Dispatch 10 the Post-Inie!ilccueer
TACOMA. Sept a.-Dr. James 4. Beetle
county health officer a member az she
state board OF medical examiners and city
and county physician. cue az the les,
known physicians on the Sound died 4,
n early hour this morning from disease II
the kidneys pT. Beebe stood a. the head
Df hLs profession and for a nurs7her Of
years past had held numerous prominent
positions He served as surgeon at ale
Cotton exposition, hei9 In New Orleans in
1855. ard Vas the official m@tlca, adviser
q the Cincinnati centennial celebration ri
lsss- IA $50 he was elected president al
lhc Ferce County Aedlcas Society. ana the
same year waH appointed 20 gerYe a. Va
liDuai tfuarA surgeon bF Gov Ferry La
ter ne ws~ hfevete3 ~ Col HeiDes IS lrl-
Faje surgeon. IN spcceet Col SMITH. -
SEATTLE at the eneamisneni - lSa1
Dr. f3@ebr vas aafn ~ Erie PA in iS16
h&~ father has nR heeu a Presbyterian min
lister etto served IA the puipil II Eric f0r
nftcen YEAR, II 2 irsl'aer ~as member o.
Use family II the Earl 81 bevor57.re IL
England lie . as a graduate Il Ann At
Hor Hten.. and first hrzaD prscrre in
New York state. ssihssQGt Dtlv going 30 thE
city cf New YORK where Ae practtcei ss1c-
cesGsuiiy for several years tie came TO
Tscona iu Iy>s ana has since made his
home Iu feIa civ
TIE disease which rea1ited in hfs eeeth
wev bnVun ~ w.. feef~ ana no yud ras
uoa who&v 0urRrtetaa F'o~ se,sra t9rea
home ant the fanny we've pyerareta for
tE- rut i-s.Ea3 srrsfvt n. 0t+ ar. urgre@
" Az #nt t"HFf y o1S %t e3f0fTst ~ 1sa
aar'ai. atra % Z. cake flar. " iTiesfsv.
sohiorte tt>e *,.re-ref a'ter'9a. ans so~
several sears ar 3rFa.e.f H.e -rfT. tt~se 70
this N.ri- rvs r7u-r e~t'f lee "Au Eth
ieHi ir#ri~v" .n"* sr~ hs9l ua .ersf
f~u1inf"" ae ~fttr on f~1Fh s'.rle r.
r.3cut. Gov. ". &. Cameron.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-09-27
Fully Accounted For.
Springfield Republican.

In the current number OF Harper s
Monthly George ". Smaley gives 10 the
puzzle come Notes on Journalism" in the
course % which he gives this recouen enda-
ton 70 THE young journalist who aims at
distinction and usefulness ard the upper
stories:
!. As journalist. or for the purposes OF
news gathering never 20 20 see any body.
>. Never AJAX question.
II IS almost sur@rtIuous TO add that the
extraordinary character Of the information
which Squire Smailey sends 70 the London
Times from this country is now fully ac-
counted for.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-09-27
FANNY DAVENPORT IS DEAD
GREAT ACTRESS EXPIRED OF Es-
LaRGENEST OF THE HEART.
Bern TO the stage She Had Always
Be~n n CONSIDERATIONS and Tire
less worke~-Deffgb ted Thousands

TTxgTET. Mar. Eert 2-rarzv
Ttsssnper1 MIA Melbourne McTsowaID ezse1
- nsF 2aaqr1er h1-ae. Melbourne hAa. 81
29.% TOT lstsFe ~ ersIar cement % re Eeart.
atss DaYerssspFt k23 never fal4y recover
IS fs1sr yss e@yers 4ii-@ax n me zasz1ner.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-09-27

Physician. Predict lie VIII Not Sur
sAse the Day,

DEDHAM Mass. Sept. 2c-Pbyssciaus
say ex-secretafy Bayafd cannot I've t8en-
y four hours longer
Sept. e. 3 a. MI ofuaS F. Rayard sank
g.aduait' all yesterday aud his pulse il
very weak giving every Indication that
the end Is only matter Of d few hours
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-09-27

FOR WaIla Walla and all points on
Washington & Columbia River railroad
take the Northern Pacific. Train leaves
Seattle day AZ ?. III. Through car ser
vice "a TCzfta Ltaiia
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-09-27

but ~ 70 week ax0 < Ssx thought she
would ~ tine en3ey good health again 4
fe" days ago. however. change vas no
tiessd- Slice thss. sse mas been gradually
sinking.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-09-27

EsAl7e raised SD seg fHt yf.lef ot "a
Rev Weetag-ak:sr fire saGcceg@
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-09-27

again.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-09-27
ROBBINS At 4 CAMP FIRE
THE xoUTHERS SIDE OF THE CIVIL
WAR PRESENTED.
An EIoqU~ss Presentation of the
Lo.s Case o. G~fsy~burx-Frank
speech by One We Fought for

4 large party % New ye7s=rs visiting
fsstts-zassrg -eetzseay. q camp ere sas hsI5
a. tne Es-at E5psaZs K F1= evening. 81 y 1tea
gr1ef speeches w%fs MAI. hy Obi. AF1ex-
u. shaE, x y 3*eTtGwza ard Others. ArzoG Z
EaGse called 81 - sz1zaE was Ma. T}i2iaEu
Il Hetaciss. TIE Confederate nseEnaer ~
It's GssEySosr- National isa-4 cc-aHnzssssT
= ~ ssrYsd zAEcDga Ire ciYA var IS 2n Of
geex q ire fe2r;h Eor-a Carolina Eeg.-
zneEt Il. Lsoagstreet-s cgErs. Mai. Rs5slas
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-09-27

| Ny friends. / thank you for sae con-
| ss..E*rt .: f-9z eat.. sssouga j csroe here
| eaf3g1i 20 4Assea an1 rot prepared u