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First congregational Church.

First CONGREGATIONAL Church.
10 a. m. Sunday School.
Ham. Morning service.
6:3o p. m. Y. P. S. c. E.
7:3o p. m. Evening service.
Rev. H. ]. Whitby of Emporia, Kansas
will preach both morning and evening.
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Not to he Seen.

Judge-You say you have some mean,
of subsistence?
Tramp-Yes, your honor.
Judge-Then why is it not visible?
Tramp ate it.-Harlem Life.
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DeWltt's Witch Hazel Salve has the
largest sale of any Salve in the world.
This fact and its merit has led dishonest
people to attempt TO counterfeit II. Look
out for the man who attempts to deceive
you when you call for DeWitt's Witch
Hazel Salve. the great pile cure. Chas
c. Giesick, Parlor Drug Store.
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Wise visitors 10 the corn roast at
Loveland today provided themselves
with fur coats and gum boots.
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BOULDER PUBLISHING GO
INCORPORATED.
'. BU1SOH, Business Manager
l. o. PADDOCK, Editor
Publishers Of Dolly cusau ud weekly Tribune

TERhs-I5c. per week; SOC. per month
y carrier. S 90 per year when paid in
advance.
Advertising Rates upon application.
Entered at the Postoffice at Boulder
Colorado, as second-class matter.
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Youthful Candor.

Teacher-Of course, you understand
the difference between liking and low
ing?
Pupil-Yes, marin; like my father
and mother, but I love pie.-Boston
Traveller.
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For Sale.

The Iron City Dish Washer with lates'
improvements; saves time and labor. Do
not wait to be solicited, but call at agents
office afternoons. All are invited.
rs I'm I2I5H Pearl street.
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TOM0RROWr;3 SERVICES.
st. Johns Church.

st. Johns Church.
GAS a. m. Sunday school.
I1:oo a. m. Morning prayer.
7:3o p. m. Evening Prayer and sermon.
Services conducted by the Rev. T. A.
Schofield of Emmanuel church, Denver.
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Truth wears well. People have learned
that DeWitt's Little Early Risers are re
liable little pills for regulating the bow
els, curing constipation and sick head
ache. They don't grippe. Chas. c. Gle
sick, Parlor Drug Store.
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Use Prof. Fields worm powders. A
single trial proves their worth.
At the Old Stan

AT the Old Stand,
The reliable and expert jeweler and
watch and jewelry rePairer, c. P. Pettin
gill, will always be found at the old stane
ready and anxious to serve his old tim.
friends ani customers.
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TINT E CARD.


UP. D. &C.
No. ~, for Denver bs1,sf:; bepss;:, SIS IS, M M
No. s4 for bt'5sss bs1ss;s So; ,:;s E. E. M M
No. 81, from bs1ss;. bs1jsss S3s S3s a. a. M M
No. %, from Denver, Arrives, 6:24. p. m
ARRIVES DEPARTS
1918 a. m. 1915 p. m.
COLO. & NORTHWESTERN
EAST.
Leaves Ward Reaches Boulder
545 a. m. 500 a. m.
3:I5p.m. 5:28 p. m.
WEST.
Leaves Boulder Reaches Ward
$40 a. m II'55 a. m.
$40 pm. 8:55 IN.
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THE
PEARLCAFE
(Formerly DORIS Cafe.)
I4I7 Pearl st.
Short Orders Served all Hours
Oysters, any Style, In Season.
Merchants Lunch from 1880 to 2 p. n

Special attention given to catering to large
or small entertainments.
Ice Cream, Ices, Punches, Punch Bowls and
Glasses Cake, Dishes, Silverware, Salads, Boned
Meats, Croquettes, ETC., furnished for parties on
short notice at reasonable prices.
If you contemplate giving an entertainment,
no matter how large or how small the number
of persons, give US an opportunity to figure
with you. We are sure to save you trouble and
money.
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Shadow Of Herself
Stomach Was Too Weak
to Retain Food
A Complete Cure Effected by
Hoods SarsapariIIa
Now Enjoying tho Best OF Health,
With Dioe8tion Perfect.

Now Enjoying tho Best Of Health,
With Digestion Perfect.
"My mother was subject to sick head
aches and Indigestion for over year.
She was unable to stand for any length
of time, and was obliged to stay in dark
room as she could not bear the light. She
had no appetite whatever and her stomach
was so weak she could not retain what
food she did eat. She also had severe
pains in her head. She suffered 30 much
that she became but the shadow of her,
self. One day I happened to read a tes-
timonial about Hoods Sarsaparilla. It
Sounded So Truthful
/ persuaded her to try this medicine.
Before finishing the first bottle there was
an improvement in her condition. She no
longer threw up her food and her head
ac,'--e was not as severe. She took in all
four bottles OF Hoods Sarsaparilla and
several boxes Of Hoods Pills and regained
her weight. She is now enjoying the best
of health. Her digestion is good and she
can eat almost anything she wishes. She
is AZ years old and says she feels as well
as when she was 16. Hoods Sarsaparilla
made q complete cure in her case"
Miss MARY MAscAR1E, Ironton, Ohio.
Hoods Sarsaparilla
Is the best-in fact the One True Blood Purifier.
Prepared only by c. l. Hood & Co., Lowell, Mass.
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FOR RENT-Furnished rooms. En-.
quire at 1928 18th street. o6t
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FOR RENT furnished rooms; ; un.
furnished rooms. Warren c. Dyer,
Camera blk.
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Ma Harvest Desired

Isostou Herald.
ka~ srsr;s "a be tae sassssss Tar rlantf~x
a3;-ses ~fsd sasTvtaeS lets 1aepe shev'.l
7@ytF be "a lied upon 20 sprngt
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running with hardly perceptible v.bratien-
A wh.rrang noise, which was somewhat
dsauieting al first. was traced 10 the fan
in the air tubes leading to tbs fire room.
In turning. its blades struck j pin of the
buikhead.
About fifty minutes after getting under
way, Six-Miie rock was passed The
Rowan kept Down Sound until off West
Point lighthouse. She then cireied back
toward nuwamssh head. her steering gear
being subjected 10 thorough tests while
sea room was plenty Opposite the head
an incident occurred whiSn caused some
little excitement for a time.
The order was given to go ahead
faster In responding the mechanic iii
charge Of the starboaEd engine accident
ally threw the lever over to- fun speed
The boat sprang forward like d horse
which feels the spur, The engineer imme~
dately reversed the lever and did Ii 80
suddenly that It caught and could not
again be moved. The Rowan was com
ueilsd 10 return TO dock on har port en-
CINE.
The only demonstration of the trip &C.
r--eutered the harhor The steamship HUM
hoidt. bound for Alaska, was just passing
out and. in response TO three whistles from
the Rowan. she turned iaer whistle loose,
Other steamers caught the shriiI refrain
ard prolonged 1t for several seconds. A
little LAUNCH pulled Alongside and the man
at the helm. not to be outsione saIutesi
with a small mouth whistle lis notes
came to the ear like whispeeings after .
thun.isrclap.
At the conclusion OF me trial general
satisfaction WAS expressed over TIE
Rowan's conduct while In motion. NJ
doubt IL felt as 10 the bsss*s capabiiity OF
making the required tweaty-six knots al
hour A few slight alterations found 10
be necessary Will be at once attended 70
and another short run down the sound
viii be made. The official trial trip will
not come off for at least TWO weeks.
Who will pass upon the boat and accept
or reject it for lie government IL not YET
known.
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PACK TRAIN To THE FRONT.
Special Train Rushes Wen and Equip
nsent Eastward

TIE Sorsbsrn Pacific railway gent nas
a special train AZ SIS o'clock last evening.
consisting OF ffse stao.s cara. two hox
cars and one co.orist sleeper. which VIII
be sent through 10 St. LOUIS. via Billings,
a. passenger schedule. The special train
will be taken az Billings by the Burning
ton. over which tracks It viii BE eonsfss-
ust TO It's destination.
The extraordinary sight Of a mixed
tran dasaing across the country, onig
making stops when necessary, " caused
by war Emergencies. wfieh have resulted
in orders 10 the members OF the govern
ment relief expedition 10 repair wgta
equipment 10 the army station at st
Louis. The party consists Of twenty
r1en. undfr the command Of Lsessa- Ryan.
OF tie Ninth United States cavalry
They took wits them t4n dayss trasel-
.ng ratsuns. Issued bg Capt. William w
Robinson. ss. Since tbs aFrsya. Of she
desaesTussns ny the Valencia from Dyea.
they have been oaartsTad at taa Sscuss.a.
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New Torpedo Boat Makes a Pre-
liminary Run Down Sound.
NO EFFORT AT HIGH SPEED.
The Trial Very Satisfactory to the
Moran Bros.-Nnkes Fifteen Knots
without EHort-WiIi Accomplish
Twcnty-~ix Knots ss Full Speed
Few Alterations Necessary Of

Tho United States torpedo boat Rowan
the bay yesterday afternoon ike some
stine3ng insect trying It's wings III a first
flight. The long, low. knife-like hull cus
through the water, leaving hardly ripple
in It's wake Beng one OF the builders
preliminary tests, no attempt was made 10
bring the boat 10 It's full speed of twenty
six knots. The best time made WAS about
fifteen knots. while the average was
froga Ten 20 twelve. The ran lasted Two
hours and the smootaness with which
the engines old their work was q great
satisfaction to those interested Iii the Row
ans construction.
The torge5o boat had coal aboard and
was ready TO leave Moran's dock shortly
after The noon hour. The crew waa
made up OF eighteen picked men from
aTorssnss works. The machinery was In
charge % Fred g. HEM, the expert who
put The engiaes IN the Rowan and also i'll
the revenue tug Golden Gate. The boat
WAS In temporary command of Naval Con-
s:rucsor Lawrence Spear. AMI there were
also aboard Passed Assistant Engineer w.
cry; Ensign waldo Evans. l. s NJ liz
sf@ctaf o. equipment: ]. L. Warrington.
clerk Of the inspectors office; Sherman
Moran and Superintendent McMufTa. %
Moran Bros. Company
\ start was made with sonse difficulty.
owing 10 she Rowsn's position ard adverse
wind and sfSe. She lay inside a tug
wh.ch had the end cr the dock aaa I, took
considerable manipulation 10 get the tar
peio carrier into opsn water When all
was Gear SHE backed Oh; slowly. the men
being an the alert for Il possible m!shap-
Lieut. Spear. a. ths wheel. found trouble
with ehe signaling apparatus. and was
i com PEELED TO transmit his orders By word
OF mouth. As the boat drew away the
small crowd Gu sSse wharf watched its
departure almost in silence.
A number OF large vesssls were anchored
IN the bay Immediately IN the track o.
the little war craft and In the start a
collision was barely escaped with tae bark
Yosemite ard the tug Wsssowa, both iy-
ing at aae93f No aftesnpt was made Il,
20 ahead al any speed an1ii clear Of ina
shipping TIE gdwans course was set
6sract1s far Magnolia fsluff. and she took
= 1a4xtsGs-kzcs gait along tfye ssy front.
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south 30 the war" These seventeen iusa
constitute the only organixed pack ,raaH
IA The United States army. They are tn
strapnng fellows. tanned and toughxn4A
by service on the plains and looking =
though they might stand any amount Il
hardship In the line OF travel that coaM
come their way. paekmasier KNIGHT. Iii
rep.y TO questions asked aim about fhisxs
in Dgea, said: THE town Is dat-yoa
wouldn't believe how dead fiat It q he
move 10 XIII off the nanor selling No ~
suited In closing some of the sa.gank hut
/ saw fifteen or eighteen still opea and
doing businesses when VIZ Ifft. guod
mang Of the gamblers and bunko men ara
pulling out there for Sheep Camp. where
things are stu u Bit lively. The Indians
about Dyea have an idea that the stop
ping Of the liquor business viii kin tsss
town They figure that everybody VIII
finally get ont and they cam then take
possession themselves. 1t sounds pretty
Wild. bat I believe myself that The town
IL doomed To die without whisky
The destination of the cavaery desach-
nlsnt IS rrobiematicaI. The special tran
conveys the men, their personal bagGa9e
and camp equipment. ninets-two PACK
mules aud eight horses. 10 81. Louis. u
is not believed that they Will bT detained
there, but sent on 70 the modified
army al ch.ckamauga, at which point
they wi. operate as the exigencies Of Inc
war may demand. Tho orders that wefe
first sent 10 Lieut. Ryan az Dyea were
racks. Upon his arrival here ether Of.
dtra directing him 10 St. Louis changed
the originals plans
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Capt. Adams and Lieut.. Rinehart
Enlist Many Young Men.
MUST UNDERGO A FINAL TEST.
iag-YouaG aud Old Gather IN Wit
ness the work of Selecting More
Men for Iacie sans Arms-Capt.
Adams says state Ntlttiamen Are
Aaxiens tn Go 10 the front at Once.

TIE scene at The city Agmorv last night
vas ore thar WI! not be soon forgotten
by .as men % Seattle who eatheGesl there
20 the number Of 25o same Of ti3ega to err
list in tie servie" Of tae!r country ar*s
offers to watch tuelr friends and ae-
aalstlaiaflcss sign the enlistment; rolls At
o'clock Capt. Adams. of Company II. ard
Lieut., Rla@hars, Of Company Il. reached
the Aruaory aud peeparsd The enlistment
rails for ;hetT respective companies. The
doors were scarcely opened before the men
who had gathered ;n little knots about the
Place made a move for the building and
sean tie roams OF Companies and y
Nere tAroaked Vita an eager crowd
II i've minutes capt; Adams had four
tean names OF me erfsl cation lsss. frosa
whscA Is make az IRIS enlistment: ard h.
ser@ SEP O'Clock Lieut. atnesart aa6 en~
listed twenty-five solunteeEs. The Enen
stood. or sal shout iiss roorns, IN groups
and fafsed In sosv Tones OF she war AID sha
possibility % he hsms companies basug
called Into active service Alnsas. eve-e
trade aad occurat:cr5 vas represented IN
tie waiting crowd There were n3eChafftr@
with brawny arms ard broad % shoulder
iahekE sFsE 4sAASEE&t& *HeS NsaEs bfNHfsGT
hands ANA s4fuhurfet skin oearsI5sxz
youths ana men IN middle life; here ans.
there a university cadet In his n4ttv gray
uniform. erecs and ssisierIy. A little
spr{HsIEng % small merchants ana hagf
3ozsR wesl-kaow8 citizens. heipe1 10 make
up tsse faraug-
n Company DIS rooEyf, upstairs. Cant
AG&uss was busy answering questions a;zsE
gree sEus friends. HE said 10 q fsost-lnsef-
Nsene~r repSrtef:
The individual membership o. The
u 4ss4iax; an companies has tseea ~ The
f9h complement has heen made Is. ana ::
= "a 81 sAIs number tnaf the present eg7-
}str1e0t cs volunteers IS being made.
sha3g ss@ed POSSIBLY fourteen men for Com
p&a% II th&t Is fourteen men III choose
from. t3r, 0f course, some OF Them viii
fa1 h@to~ the physical require gneHtS ara
De- rejected. have now fourteen app}:ca-
G9Ess ! knew all CT 8ke men. and kuev
some 04 tAern cannot pass the examine
toH, | shat not enlist any mea soatghe
sF.ts0&}a tie application lisa will b. closed
altogether ssgsu need about 10 men fer
soc several companies IL be completed
A3'@r 1O$ @a1 company Es full | sssaf
t3Fa ever H5E% extra men 10 Lieut. Rira-
IasaFf arc VIII take them 20 Came gogev-
fsE eSa'atnat5a9 and mastering ia. Texra
are Sfas at Camp Rogers three hsttaltowg
tS S9eRf companies eagh ~ o. ahvs
SAT company aaS It's f1zEI >eoE7pt.aser; ~
sSaa nave ~ c@rap Ia nrtxase4 and -
ehsssFs. beside the commanding ssr.zer r
ga aAtfAloG~ The snsn have been ao.na
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the resuiars today AMI tomorrow after
having taken the required physical esauh-
saatiun This will be much more severe
than the examination given applicants to
ehs National Guard ana it Il eniirets
likely thas mary Of iae men siil fan -
eayg1s al, =. the required Standard
The past tsc DAYS have been scorehers
here, TIE san beating down on the shade
less prairie until tins gsass II cefse,stely
burned ~. It f.. however. the kind of
weather syhsch viii saea bring the men up
I'm Essd fighting condition by taking OF al
sunerfluons fest.
The men received thelr ars. batch at
mail from the uew rcglmsntal pas;efiice to-
day ana rmans man vas made happy
~ nerd fFosa friends and relatives In diff
fsrsn. parts of BIC GENTRY.
Lieut. Mes. of Company T. has beer Of
.,s,ss o. ca r, Seattle, 20 recruit twelve
.nafe snea fos company n, as the s'''nsf'f's
81 enlisted nea IN each eemnofsS has been
raised % les n,en. instead Of 3 as Hrse
ordered
,-art 4avter. who IS 20 fsssster ins the
,,en.s.srs IF tas y q ". has arrived AMI
:, prsnaryl ii, lrrrnsilstelv ases'er ali 81
.he eaen who quality apon RssS s.e@A sS-
a,,.s,,.,,e4
.,r.a oy;eerz wiz, tfssi., tfste~ On the reg
Sc, -.,r sre "a fal,e~s.
rx.,. =, xhsllev e.osag,el commanding
W i Ftfe. i1eutsaeirs eason'i
y l. i.s.n s p. -
aA,<.s. ,ss,>F4,tn.ge,i az Maj
,,'.fsgt,l.sr<e~.
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SO plentiful, the tables would not have
been appreciated so heartily.
Only six Enaa reported 10 Hospital Stew
art Aiiis this morning at sick call The
doctor seeras 10 think this speaks well
for the government volunteers.
Mr., and Mrs w r. Bronson, Of Ia
coma. attended battalion drill this after
aoen.
Corp. Coviagton. Of Company 3. Third
battalion. led squad OF twelve fnen In
a rid on the takers who are hoidng
forth 3tst north of the guard liue with
good results. They captured a huge jug
OF whisky belonging TO a man named
Hicks. That gentleman, however. prcaeI
the liquor 20 he personal property for his
owa use. ana the jug was returned,
Col. WnoF;sy intends 10 have his com
snan1s ebsyei. ard no liquor win be al
bowed in the neighbour hood % tt,s canas.
The faAeFs appreciate that and are be-
having accordingly.
The regiment wishes % impress apsu
the citizens the necessity OF a good aan3.
ana requests thetu I'd take steps - secure
- petition or otherwise thz Frs. Resg-
laeat Aan.l.
Immediately after ness t2sls morning
Company held = meeting for thc pur-
| poae 81 employing 4 company cook.
Lieut., ;ormlex. Ssrst Head ard Private
! Weed we're appointed a eosnmfsee for the.
putposa. \ civilian viii be employed
Capt. Otis. OF Battery \. was officer OF
The day fog twenty~faas hours ending
Ia, III. MAY /.
TIE good behavior os the. rasu since
coming snto camp is noticeable. bar ore.
arrest having been made. sn< mat was
far minor ofYease
felssraph ard telephone com u,uu "a ten
hat@ neeas pat tn, aaa BON tbs camp !.
in direct communication With ths oues.ds
wossd
Wilson. Company b, Second battalion.
ava s,sss.sisasy e. First na.,al.os
] have btea appointed telegraph operators
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through some pretty hard work during the
past few days. but they are In good shape
now and feeling In excsllent spirits. Yes
OF course, they are anxious TO be sent III
The front. and there Is great deal Oh
speculate among them now wha5her
or not they will be sent 10 the Philippines.
They would welcome the order 10 NEE
with cheers ard go out a jump.
we are entirely in the dark in regard 20
what final disposition viii lac MADE of the
Washington soldiers. but Il IS certain thar
IL any are sent 10 the far East they will
be sent from here
Lieut.. EsnehafE said: w hen !ets
camp Monday night ] needed forty men
for Company Fl. Four or five university
cadets had already enlisted. You can sea
by the roll here that I shall have nc
trouble in getting the men. for there are
already mere than forty names signed
Some Of the men no doubt. will be rejected
because OF physiea. uufitness. and Il
have 10 make their way back Ton1 Ia
roma ri their own expense. l shall starr
with my men tomorrow AT II. m, uni -
further orders are rseeiyei. and undrr~
stand that Capt Adams intends 10 starr
at 7:3e in the morning.
Turning 10 ire men gathered about Him
Lieut. EInehart called cut, E0yS. I'll oF
you he sure 10 be on hand mere a. tAs AiHi-
cry At ~ tomorrow morning. SHARP! w
don't want 10 disgrace ourselves Hite any
awkward squad sly Ger say 10 zTe statjoa.
so III put YOU through q little III. nary
slrilI al ~
Vt that hour In the morning Lieut. Eine-
hart vi! also contiugse tho recruiting, -
that any who had not the opportunity 10
enlist last night may do SO thea, Al SO
a. N. Lieut. Morse. If Company II. VIII
also be ready - receive efi.i$tments.
The men who last night stg9sed the roll
so fight fer their country and die for her
IL need be- are not, as one Of the tS
ISLANDERS psf i. +4tsudes ar society sweis,
tut trey are genuine. sold men. and they
VIII make gaod soldiers. van can bet on
tHa$
Following are the names of tlse man eu-
listed by Lieut. Riaehart. David e. Rine-
hart -. Fred - Spyay. IL: j NIL Page
= Villa N ~ Stck.I =; William Lee
ScTitss1eT - J Fraacts Bird. IL. ChaT.es
+. Turner. -. Frank RoI. g. Owen Reid
- Julius f. 1seeber. -. Arthur s. Bagt.es
= Max Sogata ID; Frank y. I.lapiucots
~, John C PAIL, p: August T'oeilner -:
olof I=ayon. -: Isonars l.. X Id Il Hen
~ Cassie. =; II. r. Woodwork. ~: Mar
ttn n Giles p; j. II. Filler. Il. William
Behau -. Howard Madison - John
C.ark Is: W ]. KEYS, as Louis Newman
=: Frank lIoazt. q. Harry Huber. -:
Harry T.. Ai@ter, -. John r. H-Igan. y.
DANES Ross. *. Thomas BRADY 81: Oar.
Ryan y. w ". Resuhart Il: W E.
Strut. - Il. T. EaTd. 2s, Ws.iiaua TsiosgaEs-
sou - Barnett L&pkssien - Fernando
FalIeuee rg: Bert II sc~ibne-. II. J RI
Booth. -, wf.tiam German. -: " Butt
ner. A. J. w. Corfxtt e. Ioseth pi,ts-
man, s.: George EeEles. IS John PAUL. u,
Albert Pray. g Trick A Chlln. 81
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Special Dispatch ~ tiae Poss-Irfsi;leeneer.
PORT ANGELES, May s.--The old Sol
dleFs Of fhis city have caught the var
fever, and haze demonstrated that she9
have some fight left III them yet. 4
movement WIS set Oh fnat a; Il meeting tf
Pacific post Friday evening TO organtR
a company OF Washington heavy srtliery.
along the linss adopted by the ssaffie
veterans, and the manner In which ihs
"aoys" Of issI-65 are signing the cal
leaves no doubt but that strong con.
rany viii he raised.
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trfSaa taa aRras AssIsrs~ tsysa

Special Dispatch 10 the post-Intslsissr
ARLINGTON. Nay S~T3se sfss,an~sr.-
isom held At this place las night l., ce,s-
bsats ne Victory ~ Manila ~ax attended
Ntth great enthusiasm. Addresses u.ra
made by fl. Il. Coolies. aid i. i. A,s-ga
81 ENsrett. asi Ire crowd vented as> ga.
thusiasas HT esseertHx ara singing 1s.tr.a.-
ie ssass- Tee celebration terminated ~
ths scsn'at5oe ef ttse ssslgy ef weylsr O.,
E4e baselaEt grounds is front ~ tire hal.
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Called by the War Department..

Philip French, q ~xliIei rnachintst FORM
eT|y employed IN Seattle. bat Lately OF Ia
cofE1ae has received q letter from tire war
department Offering him place 10 work
OF heavy ordnance az the Natervnet ar
SERIAL. Troy. y, Y lie 49, probably ac-
e@p'. Mr.. French Il an Engaisaman and
Las seen active service IN the engineer
corps Of the armies % England and Tur-
keT
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WASHINGTON. May 2-The Postmaster
a Postal service IN the ruoaa port first g.
c4sp}ee hy the United States and appoint
Ell Ehea Brewsr- Of rsstsbuTx Pa. special
ssens 0: the department. 80 organize as
work
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JUST NOW ENJOYING CAMP LIE ON
The PRARES NEAR AMERICAN LIKE
Bunco Men No Longer Al
tempt to Rob the
Militiamen.

JOAN ". knight. the head packer. s1,a
yesterday 10 q Pass-faseliigescer reposssr.
I'VE, tina. &. twelve packers mn
Fort Russell. Wye, and tive caaaseS
troopers from the Ninth cavalry ssaticnsg
al Fort Robinson. Neh.. in eharxe Ne
Lieu. Ryan, reached Dye on the ssh 81
last March. We had With ue fin head a
males and horses and the complete re,hS
eatalt. After tsse expedition was Ahaa.
doued ne were ordered back 10 Seattle ~
the uaarterfnasser general OF the UsllrA
States army. and started from ssyea an
tire 18th OF last month. We left theY&
three packers and ten mules. We doofs
Know now whether we viii be ordered haeS
TO Alaska with the surveying oustit s.