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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-09-20

Of 1e9 cases seven deaths have occurred. the
death rate being Il per cent. heavier than
that O. last year.
Two new eases have appeared a. Tayior's
BIZ, DR.. Wood reports no increase. No new
cases have appeared al Jackson.
Alabama has a strict quarantine against
any one from New ORLEANS ana o;aer in
fectei places entering the state. and Mont
go:nery also has quarantine guards on every
train The department OF the CALF today
ordered Battery u. First artillery. from
New Orleans 10 Newman. Ga. owing 20 4
prevalence ~ yellow fever in the gulf city.
WASHINGTON. Sept is.-The surgeon
general OF the marine hospital service has
completed a system FOR the Inspection o.
trains on all roads in the yellow fever dis
tricts OF Mississippi.
NEW ORLEANS. Sept. is-The board OF
health states that but one case OF yellow
fever Is known to exist n this city.
MOBILE Ala. Sept !9.--Owing 10 fever
quarantine the Louisville * Nashville rail-
way has annuiied the day passenge: sched-
ule south Of Mobile
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Shareh olders VIII Divide 100000
Among Them at Once.

Special Dispatch 10 the Post-Intelllgence
REPUBLIC. Sept 1e-Ihe Republic
Mining ana Milling Company has iass de-
claEed a dividend 81 SO ca THIS * the first
dividend .ha, has ever been declared by
any mining company in ihe state Of Wash
ingtcn ana VIII undoubtedly he followed ny
Others Of increasing magnitude. It - only
a litsic more chan one year stree active
work was commenced en- thls mine This
dividend has been declared after paying
- developing the mine erecting build
irgs aui p8t'ing IN mach merry a a cost ap-
proxlmating E.ne (o0 for mill and nlach.n-
..aIe are several mines II this ri
entity ina, are equally as promising as The
Bepua,c was In the same stage % devei-
opmert.
II : understood hat : mill viii az oGce
te erected 70 work NJ the oye IN the Noun
tain Lion,
Ir IS expected that the main ledge in the
san Peel vii he reached hts week. when
another fully developed mine wi. De add
81 - this camp.
II IS reported that Patsey Clarke has
horicf what - known "a the Gold creek
properties for s5es paving - per cent.
a0wn and tne balance in one year. r ,tla
= tra~. undoubtedly mine VIII - dsves-
oped ~ tia: section.
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RARE ALASKA SPECIMENS
Unixerstty of PENNSYLVANIA Exp~dt-
diftop to Point Barrow Returns.

The museum Of tne University OF Penn
sv!yania VIII soon receive ar addition %
several thousand specimens from Alaska
Some Of them VIII De new. many OF them
common 10 the country from which they
come We; interesting 10 those who have
never had an opportunity 70 de!ve lato the
products o tlai wonderland.
Theza specimens were collected II and in
the ne. ghhorh0od Of POINT Barrow, rs
special expedition sent north last summer
By the pres.dent of the University Of Penn
Svlvaria The leader of the party 50 f. a
McIlhenry. His companions are \. q. BUg-
ton and W r Snyder. Trey LETT San
Francisco the latter part OF July and vent
to Point Barrow OF the Jeanie They eft
POM BARROW or the same boat Aug. =, and
AZ Kaalak transferred 10 the Excelsior. 81
o-dsr 10 make Seattle IN quicker time
They arrived there yesterday afternoon ard
teak rooms AZ the Butler.
Mr. NcIhenny - 4 splendid physical
ssE,ersuen o. man. lie Is acout feet y
inches tail broad of shoulders ana deep
ches;ea his face IS indication % en-
srgv aud good breeding Fis home IA IN
louisiana and he has always been deeply
interested in the collection a: specimens
.sat make museums interesting - The cas-
i,ai Observer az well "a the sc.e1tIac sal
dent.
HIs cor,ea Nor. y. C. Buxton. ls = native
6: ohio bgt h was graduated from stan
ford university. He became interested Il
tae University Of Pennsylvania Alaskan
expedition through Sd advertisement tn a
newspaper ana on applying for A position
db.aIEe3 =.
The exped.tian sad Mr. Buxton is
oat the first &C ia KIND. ore was sent o1-
ah3gt Ten years ago. ,hlaz i was GATED
the Hay expedition. Our expedition col
i4cte4 Y 80 - - sssc specimens ~ smiHera,
ana animal life. NJ great discoveries were
- IL
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oh DRIFTS 70 ANARCHY
.rncEyT BANDS ROB AND PLUy.
DER WITH INPUNITY.
correspondent OF a London Paper
seastes Hard Stories Of the COudi-
sss.s Prevailing. Saying That the
pesvle Are Dying On Like PLEA.

LYNDON, Sept. z9.-The Times this
-srr.az publishes a letter from Havana
~-respo3deas IA which the writer points
- t.at though there appears no dis
.ass.eos among the spaniards FL Cuba
i s;tsmp. pr0nunc.a.Tenls the sol-
~gssf the disaster and its conse-
sasuces with dreary fataiistie calm, tn4
tsand Is al last drifting into condition OF
sasrchy. Insurgent baSds. the correspond
ecmnlssioA NJ outrages and piundering.
es6 this 5 especially true in tbs western
srosfnees where tne insurgents bitterly
eonpls.n that they have beer. tgncref; ana.
thaE3caeG by the United States and, being
n, utterly destitute, can only save them
eiyes from starvation ny rapsne. ygtsas.,
ftoi. medicine and clothing. they are dy.r;
Ike Gies, and unfortunately Il is the be 81
Gsments among the insurgents that are
efefiBg mas. severely
Tae Times. IN an editorial article draws
attention 10 the difficulties facing the
Washington gov rn1iert and the advlsabil.
~ iha. Ire peace conference be not uaasly
profractsd-
TIE correspondent relates terrible storiee
q anarchy and says the American govern
msst Is apparently attempting 10 suppress
The truth. as an instance he gives the fol-
lewlng Story, which he declares was sup
pressed by the censor az Key West:
band % insurgents STACKED recently
the Provideneia sugar factory. near Gnines
one Of the richest In Cuba The guerrilla
force which the proprietor maintained "a
defend his property was obliged to surrsn-
Ser because the Spanish troops now do
nothing 10 suppress Iawiessness. The in
Gsszents invaded the Enclosure where they
found lot Of reconcentrados They
whipped the women naked and. placing
them In line. fired from behind them at the
fuesriilas, thus making IL Impossible. for
the defenders OF the factory to return the
are
The correspondent declares that the mos,
Hfsmediabie effect az the prolonged war
% the island is the almost total destruction
q the white population. which has lef.
cana almost as black as Hayt.
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SCOTTISH RITE M.soxs.
"osaf Order Of Scotland Mold. II.
1ornfy-Grst Annual Canyen,tou

1ANtiAN A1f. Sept. fs.-ThA Royzl Or
"tr o. scotland held It's twenty first annual
convention at the Scottish Rite cathedral
loa4y. over 1850 members we're present
TIE 1dge IL the oaEy one In the United
ststeS' and Is under tae iariad.et.or OF lfe
prov al grams lodge a; Edinburgh. Sco,
.15E'' oias OF the osiest lodges n existence
The provisional lodge 0. America has ,urts
ascsson over Hawaii ard Japar
Regular routine business was -rxnsa-t-R
al tls morning season. after which re-
cess ~as taken until p IT.. when the
oesfes OF honor was conferred upon afteen
candidates
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YELLOW JACK GAINS FAST
ONE HUNDRED AND NINE CASES RE-
PORTED so FAR.
View Case. Il Several Plaee.-Aia-
hama Has Aaintained . strict
Quarantine Against Any oasr
From New Orleans Catering state.

LOUISVILLE. KY. Sept i9.-Repor.s
fra-a the Gar south tonight Indicate nat
the yellow fever epidemic IS slowly gaining
headway The following synopsis - gieaaa-
81 from reports ersaa2tlng ;rola taat Sec
tsoa tonight,
TIE Louisiana board % health ,onsgh.
made tire official announcement: thai up 10
date four cases Of fever have been re-
ported in New Orleans ana ave cases az
Harvey,s Cana. ab9vs Sev Orleans. on
the opposite sde % The river. Nc deaths
have been recorded IN either place.
A reorganization Of the epidemic through
our Mississippi shows that OUT Of a total
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NaRTNNEs NEWS NOTES.

SIX stores 40 ra-elz t87 rpstsuraFs4
= barber -hoa ana az !t.1eFR@- eas>oa az
lo-ztsl a1 aypyart 1s4- olfGa&-
NJ Ea,e DaYensn aAs wpT her SUI
4rasFSt SraEans. fer 3 80 =. 8z,saa ges Rs
-e.ve5 ~ z fa3 ou :se s.sie~ AK 90 f-fae
-,reet 81 sUe1 for = rs
js-rs " r4r-ssna. 81 leesraxo. . graf
nate q cornell. has 81 pfp8 Ehs pr0fe@-
e1rsh:e, e mechanical enesos@rtaE a taa
Pullman aEE3eul:9Tas college
seven --a~nrs have been Arrested 3.
~rensy Tor eLfz3afsx-aE tfe -es-3@ree -
E+, F-sa1E s. Ic2ce Lep45J Saefst
Brown 4na Dr 39aae fr&5a rs arrests
n Bingham. a Hen+aa ceznty or. pau
- s-a.fs.s,fse1 H. cuzs1.y cga-k 20 a.Ipa-
at. ora - his legs US res3@eH wsz
granted Tas ceart E1!tsG TIE cos; -
81
over ~ r2sa woTa@u an c1st4-sr are
s.runisye.5 II sn@ rrau1e-ry marsh 4; T.
eafs escA}ug- Iney SFe pad - certs PR
s,ssx 4 SKY rs,in&s Ig vii take aso@t
sx wesEs - esTveSt ire crop walsh 3 Ell
.ect~a - reSeA $50 l&rFea-
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peTatcsens power. presume --.,, IS. -s,,
rr,.~s 80. Ilsy submit undar r~@.er. r.
- ., 1919 tie Innocence Of q mar was-r .ss
t-sg.@sy tribunals have condemned a. !
aessroy. and France tSev .~e .-,s,-,ss =
-. ffeRSsn ,asa. we VII. Mt allow IL.
az ma Eise-to has saiies rather ia The
11&a- presents no ne~ features.
- y stasec that Gen Chanoarae rne rezv
N''sAs,er o. var. has decided 70 anr.alr.
AZ shA4fsiy asw star FOR ssae ministry. AM
psrtment
1'sSsncee 5 leader IN The p-r~sss.
sssI s--sN' nas been summoned to a;pssa.
0eforo a council az the Isgsa- 80 49,
on tue ground MA, he hax n-axssss., =.
meetings az shgch orators have 4enourcasi
the army
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s,7.ass ard saow her ability % return rot
fer lat. al ire Land bought n the Tacoma
2ioe o. ne exchange aaSs. SAe nay re-
quest ere more week IN wh.ch 70 sio iris,
says Mr.. IAsSscG. me T2cc1sa GriTerStv's
1nsacsai agent. bar mere ,.-ae than shis
vsl -ct be granted. II "a considered shat
though there - possibility - Portland
failing % T1eet tie requirements cf TIA
cocs-act. there Is lzSie probability 60 a@r
failing
Mr. DSss1a will go East Tomorrow Oh
business He expects % return n tine ~
Uese ire affairs % the Tacaraa university,
which may rot be before winter.
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WINNIE DAVIS FUNERAL.
Remains VIII lie Sent to Richmond
for Intermenf-

NARRAGANSETT PIER. Il. l., Sept.
Ia.-Arrangemenfs foi the funeral Of Miss
Winnie Davis have not been completed.
The date OF the funeral vii no; oe decided
,;rson TIL Mrs. James A. Hayes, 81 Colo
RADIO. daughter of Mrs Jefferson Davis, IS
heard from Mrs. Davis IS stIH prostra'e1
and unable 20 read the many messages i
coincidence which have arrived from al
parts of the country. kilograms from tie
Southern states have been coming In rap
idly all the forenoon.
Late this afternoon the physicians In at
tendance on Mrs. Davis reported That her
condition was about the same. she Is YET
too III 20 be able 10 Rad the messages %
c,udolcrce that are arriving from all parts
al the country
The funeral service Will be held al Rich
rnond, Va on Friday.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-09-20

Dsnounces the Dreyfnsttes and ths
French Mlniatrx

PARIS, Sept. 19--The Due d'Orleans has
osnea manifesto denouncing the Drey-
fnsiies The manifesto begins thus:
AT last the promoters OF the odio,,s n,o,
Asalnsi The honor and security OF the IA :
taefiand have thrown OF the mask m
undated by them. the ministers have
covered themselves so far as TO become
their accompices'
The Due d'Orieans accuses the ministry
OF seeking revision OF the Dreyfus pro-
eeedings. while convinced tina. Dreyfus
was guilty. under preiext OF calming the
public. for their own profit He declare
that the prospect makes his heart culver.
AID concludes his manifesto In these
words:
frenchmen. We are the masters OF cur
OWL country. Your servants. sub feet 10
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-09-20
CAVALRY STATIONS CHANGED.
Men WAC Served In Cuba Ordered
tn Western DEPARTMENTS

"AsfHNGTON. Sept. is-The war de-
par1anenf issued orders this afternoon for
h4nSer o. changes Of station among the
IaEa3rF regiments or the regular army
Tae changes made are as follows
seventh cavalry. from Department u
Colorado 10 Huntsville Ala; Ninth cav
airy is ordered from Monfauk to the De-
partment 81 The Colorado: Second cavalry
is ordered from Montauk 70 me Depart
meet OF the Dak0tas. the Eighth cavalry
now In the Department OF the Dakosax. 10
ordered 20 Huntsville for service under
Maj. Gen. Wheeler
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AT the STA counter.

kls ,ar.ety OF Figured silks.
IN ..G44. warm Co&ors, Al 50
Mccoy i'lgds and St-lges.
dark gToaGesS ata waite
stripes and h&rS. nothing new
e.. at Sl.1a
Two Ioaed Plaza olga Silks.
very ,iuraa.e, AZ sip.
All co.ors ana SHADES III Pain
ana Caausea Ta1eta silks.
a; sc ana SEC.
Black 4aifetas. for waists
ans >Nifts. ~ and s.
Rack English Ta1eta al;
sjea and slsa.
Black Satin Duchess at SEC.
s@e. s1is. si.-a. Sl.5s and sl-Ss.
Peau lie Seize a. 81. 81 Is and
sl.afi-
Velvets ard Eeiut,nas. ali
coloFs and shades.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-09-20
rAcoAA'S STREET CARNIVAL
Elaborate Preparations Made and
Streets GaiIy Decorated

Special Dispatch 20 The pos;-TnIelIigenceE
TACOMA. SEPT I9-Dssplts a downfall
o. rain early today preparations tor tse
great street carnival, % De opeH@e3 tenor
row we're pushed wt,a 4 Tim al over the
business pors on o. .he cttx. Streets ard
business houses TOW bear gala dress and
whsle rows % booths III front ~ prominent
business houses contain wares 10 Ne offered
for sale "a carnival
Attractions o. al sorts ara being made
ready for the opeuing day ~ the ois ce.e-
braiion and barring Indictment weather Ia
co.na's first street carnival viii prove i
marked success
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REV. DIR. JOHN HALLS FUNERAL
His Body VIII he Skipped to New
York for Infcrment.

NEW YORK. SEPT. ia dispatch 70
the World from Bangor. Ireland. SAYS:
The body OF Rev. Dr. John Hal VII -
removed To Liverpool Wednesday and
shipped TO Neg York SATURDAY. where the
inte.ment WI take place IN she family
vault IL Woodlawn cemetery. private
Presbyterian services were held over the
body AT Hax,emere bg a local Fres1yte-
rian clergyman.
TIE eminent position which Dr.. Hall had
attained IN the Presbyterian church %
America made n.m q man Of muca prom
nence III Ulster, where his death s se1eg-
ally u,oGraed
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-09-20
VESSELS GO ASHORE IN
THE FOG AND SMOKE.
Great Lakes Are Hung With Dense
Pail. Making Navigation
DiHfcule

CHICAGO. Sept. 1a.-The dense smoke.
coupled wt;h f3g, WHICH now COVERS the
upper lakes. Is bringing long LIST % dis
asteTs . vssse!rnen and marine uTfderwrsr-
ers. The smoke Is accompanied by nort1-
westerly gss.s On bath Lake Michigan and
Lake Superior. The cause OF the smoke
seems 70 Re unknown. ss no forest fires
have been reported anywhere near the
upper sakes and /. Is believed the smoke
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-09-20
HABEAs CoRPUs ron CHURCH.
Power of Judge Moore to Commit for
Contempt TO he Determined.

OLYMPIA, Sept. 19.-The court today
granted a WIZ of habeas corpus or the
petition Of W. l.. Church et al. who are
confined in the county jail a. Port Angeles
for conts uapi. The same is made return
able October IL. and the REALTORS ordered
released on hail.
II this case is involved the question as
20 whether a Judge can make an order In
A cause while il another county than that
in which the venue or the case is located.
THE court holds that pclfna facte he cannot.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-09-20

SMOKED ME ATS STOLEN.
Car Broken Into and Robbed in the
Northern Pacific Yard.

Special p.spatc1 70 the Observation-Disclosures.
TACOMA, Sept. IA car containing
smoked meat was broken into and robbed
in The Northern Pacific yards last s3.
Early this evening Detective Eoacannon
pickle; up Tom Cornell, Eho was trying 70
sell some - the meats said 20 have beSn
staten Cornell s reported 10 he one ~ a
gang 90 taree Eastern crooks, Who are
operating on ;ha Sound. ana his pals are
being searched after
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Better Goods for the Same
Money or the Same GccdS for
Less Money Than Elsewhere.

S,oTal Sergss, in brown. green
n8VE. az &c. 81 ana SIS
&S-,sch Popsin t'ia.aS. rev
coa4a ga1 .oGs. 1t a@zs and sl.la.
Ensizsh Pads. soft. warm
C0.cg 80. Al 81.
Fancy lhla.sis for WAls.s. &c.
~ "a nj &c.
F>CG lire % HFeasic. RS For
Salts. at s!2a and SIS.
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has come from ares In the far Northwest
several hundred miles distant.
rp 20 a late hour this afternoon the
STANDINGS reported here were: Steamer
Louis. Manitowoe 10 Buffalo with grain.
ashore near Scott point. Lake Michigan;
Steamer b. &. Pope, bound from Dulurh
30 Buffalo with grain, ashore at VerInil-
lsan point. near Station No. 8. Lake Su-
perior; Steamer Colorado. Duluth 10 PORT
Huron with -four, ashore on Eagic river
reef: schooner Senator. coal laden for Har-
Dor Springs. ashore OF SkiuagaIee reef;
tug Salvor ashore on Sk!llagalee reef.
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FOREST RESERVATION ALTERED
Portion Excluded, and the Boundar
les Extended Eisewhere

WASHINGTON. Sept. ta.--The president
today signed order altering the boun-
DIARIES and area Of the Black Hills forest
reserve. in South Dakota. A portion %
the reserve was unsnited for timber grow
ing. and this has been excluded ard a
large tract extending into Wyoming. IA o.
acres. has been added to the reserve. This
action was taken az the solicitation Of the
people living III the vicinity OF the reserve.
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Portland Must Promptly Meet the
Agreed SffpuIaftona.

Sro~tai pssgatra 20 - 2st-InfeIligencer.
TACOMA Seq i@-PAe c}ostng deal n
the jccaftaa - tn Puget Soua4 Co1sol3~
<iz-as4 II. vsrsi;y = about 20 - made Word
VAS aant ;otAY by ftaa committee - 15p
Portland institution that tae stipulation -
he contract hy promising 20 meet whlch
Par:land wen tAs IacsEioH. mass. - r3st
v.sth =; oace Tnai Is. Portland H1ust raise
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In Silks and Wool
Dress eIOcdS.

We have ou..i lgg1 AL eav a iS
reputation 3of LIE tlme We
aase been "a ,msanes> i3Sr-.
We Know .iliS FROM sac QssAn-
tlty OF these goods s.s sell aa3
each Cay .ae Sg.eS sses - . 10
crease. Ne SCI, TIE g,,taxs
aga-a Qpa5sty II ce:nS
again prsceS u.s. aoW ,as
part OF the stare - hGoal4as
ever w.ts charming tsafsso,--
;lonS, aojh ~ s,lk and 0ao,.
from ACROSS Ice seas ara from
our 0wn clever country uess as
Wei. Whatever IS pGals,r lads
s welcuns here.
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in Black foods.

y Sossptese assortment ~
sveTytf.g,E Variable ln PRIEST
les Goods.
AiGaasF Figures and Nooay
CyeiaoF.s. Ssc 10 S. a yard.
Pain materials n ali the de-
S4gaoie weaNeSs ssc 10 so
yard.
American made SLACK Goods.
pain and fancy weavSs. srssu
from &c up
six CF0sSover Figure. Silk
Crepon ard pop.in pattern
suits. no twa alike, 80.
High novelties IN tsrepon and
Pie.sSs suits. up 10 ss5.
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PORT TOWNSEND Sept. ia slight
shock Of earthquake vas felt here this af-
ternoon at ass. The wave Was from the
southeast TO the northwest and the viora-
tons were sufficiently strong 20 cause the
glassware on shelves and windows and
doors to rattle
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WASHINGTON. Sept. ls.At midnight a
fire was discovered liz the seyen-sioEy build
Ing on the southwest corner OF and
Twelfth streets. occupied by Robinson,
Saaery Il Co, closhiers. Half an hour later
the wall fell. completely demolishing the
small buildings on both the Twelfth and
r stree, sides Of the burned structure The
loss Will aggregate nearly 1900
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ANACOGTES. Sept; 19.-The yacht Kat?
Thomas arrived in port this forenoon after
a SIX months prospecting cruise along the
Southeastern Alaskan coast. She was
manned by Ellery Thomas. John Thomas
and ]. w Bird, al OF this city.
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When You Buy Dress
Innings Buy the
Best.

M iaa Fast Back Liniugs
are the BEST, warranted not 20
crack.
Full the of French Hair
CIotna. az &c. 4Sc and sac.
Taiiors' canvas, Linen and
Gotten Canvas and Shrunk
Duck always I'm stock.
SiieSias II ali coloTs. at scs
l.i.c. lSc. lie and s,c.
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In CclOred Goods.

Fine line Of Pin Checks and
Mixtures for schoo, dresses al
AssC.
Novelty Mixtures. big vari-
.ety. al 10 and sc.
46-!nch Al Wocl Coverts. al;
BE-. 9Sc. sl.i3. sl.ss. sl.is and
s1.S.
Two toned French Poglins.
very dessira Bile. at si.5a.
55-incss kueTnsey Cloths. fer
"Tailoresi'' Suits in browns.
blues. grays and greens. az
3i4s and sisS.
5--snch English Vide Vale
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l.oNpDN. SEPT t@~Taa death gs a.
r7o4lncsa < h4Snt fl,a. So Cf.o-xs Grey.
agr>3 = " &rs
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Lieut.. Col. W. J. White for Congress.

.~FNCtN< ATT sep is-i..eat Ca3 Y
J Whi-e. sgsper5u tss-1ent & s-aools = Day
Ter - Ara AvSase.rg @sfa era Tafyi Csks3-
regiment % i. gn.syts~~.3 cet w&S ,otar
nominated ey fs@ IIfs.seil-a e Ire TatF1
s1x;r4c< - cccsgesS-
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CONDENSED ffi>P&Ts HES.

Frank Harvey sal George @s-a4ss wer~
a4rregs % a~aGn q ere wE@'h destroyed
sssNea buildings = E-Es~o7ss- \ !
A. = phslsa cssr sser:ng ueBT CaicmtesG
"a a sree ESnt occurred Ars S;sty Pa
-7snso e4s Al-@5 40 Eve osa&-s sE.o-s@y
Injured.
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Supreue Court Decisions.

OLYMPIA Sept ls.-The supreme couv
today reversed The Judgment az the Trad
ere' National bank Of Spokane. appellant
vs.. George +. and Carrie =. Schorr. re-
spondents.
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NEW YORK. Sept. i9.-Hon- +. b. Loo
mis-. United States minister 10 Venezuela.
was a passenger on the steamer Aoydos.
which arrived from Venezuela today.
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OAKLAND cal So - Mrs Lazy \
n~oysue. tls y .daw - ) Rosa ssro@re. toe
famous aasaor an8 traveller has 4.ees g
as c.tY She vas - years * axe aaa -
ss1are.t sa uary q tae experiences - har
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DE- A1if>.


EVANSVILLE. Ind. Sop; ;s-Ier.
Ahrasu NJ Owens. leading phys ana
surgeon % this state : dead - heart lis
cas- lie was native y: Madison yiile.
Ky. ana rs ~ years - age. he was ore
81 the organizers and enc q tae ;sFTt 81 .
cs.va 81 tNe PaH-A merriam NesEca! AssS~'a-
tion. a ~ 2 -rs.nlber Il tae American Med
sal AssociA t.or. md he aas been 1.r~cf1r
ara member - tae VI .ss.ssITpi aEey -
-sety. N "a h.ca he go held several otT ces,