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The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1898-10-05
MAYORS COURT.

Mary Jane Wright aud Nary Gathers we're
before the Mayor Thursday, for qaarreling
and disturbing the peace on Washington
street. Mary Gathers was 6ned SO end MARI
Jane Wright wss discharged.
LINN Mathis was in the dock ooce more
for getting drunk and goisg to sleep on the
street. Mayor Wilson gave him lecture
and gave him until Monday 20 pack bis truo &,
settle bis business affairs and leave the city
in lieu of sending bin to the street gang.
Lunn received the sentence joyfully aod p!edg-
ed his sacred word Of honor to depart and
return 20 more.
The regala. Monday morning session was
held by Mayor Wilson aad the following
cases were tried:
Dave Thomas, John Hsddou, William
Aston and George Richardson, gambling.
The frst three were found guilty and sea-
,enced to pay 6ns Of $40 each or work on
the streets for 20 days.
George Richardson took leg bail when toe
police went to arrest him and wss nos present
at the trial, therefore the case against n'm
was continued.
William Kenny was up for pubic dsnokeO-
mesa, aud, beiog found guilty was 6oed 81
The following cases were tried by Mayor
Wilson YESTERDAY uoro,og
J F. Reid, public drcokenness sod bsa''
ing on Maiu Street, guilty. 5ned s.
Saa uel C. ReiG, public drunkenness. Gre
atine disturbance. Interfering w;'a aaa
zres,ssing an officer guilty. fined 81
; S Moore. creating g disturbance aoo
fighting oa Maio Street; 40, guilty.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1898-10-05
Norfolk's New Newspaper.

The stockholders of the Virginia Lite Pub
fishing Company, which company promises
soon to give to the State high grade, up TO.
date weekly illustrated newspaper. held a
meeting yesterday ia The compsuy's Offices in
the Columbia building, and perfected their
plans for the publication OF the. new periodi-
cal, which will be called "Virgiois Life, !"
aod which will be devoted to the industrial
aud aoclal interests of Virginia and Virgin
isns.
The officers previously selec.ed-Dr. Her
bert NJ. Mesh, president; J. W. Perry, wee.
president; j. Davis Reid, secretary a. L.
Lowenberg, were confirmed, aod Mr.. J. |.
Green was appointed editor and general mao
ager for the cew paper. This enterprise is
backed By some of the most prominent citi'
zsas of Norfolk, Portsmouth and Richmond,
the list of stockholders including, besides the
gentlemen already mentioned, such names as
Dr. Vernon G. Culpepper and Mr. Francis
Richardson; of Portsmouth /; Hr. r. Lancss-
ter Williams, of Richmond, and Mr. D.
Lowenberg, Colonel William Lamb and Col.
onel George w Taylor. of Norfolk.
The first Issue of Virginia Life will
appear in about four weeks add the paper has
already been promised much support that its
success seems assured in ad7ace Norfolk
Landmark.
Mr.. John l. Green, the editor aud uaoagel
Of Norfolk new illustrated weekly Viz
ginia Life'' ls q Sumter boy, 500 of ths
late Judge John T. Green. he is a news'
paper man of experience and recognized tai
en-, and should make success Of his uodet
taking. he did bis first newspaper work fo
the Charleston World. aud was subsequently
connected with the News and Courier for 1
year or more.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1898-10-05
New Advertisements.

O'Oonneil l. TO u axe their annual Fail
announcement in this papsr, and ,hose WI
are worrying about how to make ends meet
will 6nd some good reading in it You are
iovited to come and gee bow prices of goods
are being made TO Fl the low price of cotton.
The Bank of Snmter publishes statement
of business at the close of the quarter, and the
showing made is sufficient to satisfy any one
Of the great benefit thst the oank is our peo'
pie. The deposits ate large and the scounts
show that those who need rnouey are accom-.
modated.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1898-10-05
How to Prevent Group.

We have two child en who are subject to
attacks of Group. Wherever an attsck is
coming on my wife gives them Chamber
lain's Cough Remedy aud ii always preveo's
the ATTACK. I, is household necessity in
this country and no matter what else we ru q
out of, il would not do to be without Cham
berlain's Cough Re, edy. More Of II is sold
here than of sill other cough medicines COM
bined.-J. b. Nick,e, of Niekie Bros, uer-
chants, NickIevi:le, Ps. For sale by A J..
Chias.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1898-10-05
Sudden Death of Mr.. Samuel
Gailiard.

Hagood. Sept, 27.-N,. Samuel Gaillard,
an old and highly respected citizen of this
neis hborhood, died very suddenly at the
residence of his son.in-law, ar. W
Ellerbe, on Sunday last. He was up and
ate bis usua! breakfast that morning, snd
about an hour after wards, while walking In
the garden, wss taken suddenly i'll and died
in very short time. HIS death was c used
from stroke of apopiexy
Mr.. Gaillard moved here about eight years
ago and since then has made bis home with
his daughter, Mrs Elerbe. Previous to that
time be was in charge of the experimental
station in connection with the South Carolina
college. He was abeu: SO years ola.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1898-10-05
Mr.. Leslie McCandless, the Aged
Teacher, Passes Away

Camden, Sept ~ Mr.. Leslie McCandless
died a, IL O'Clock to-day. Mr.. McCand!ess
nad been quite sick for several dsys. but 1t
was not thought until this morning that the
end was 90 near. Mr. McCaudiess was quite
a notable person in Camden. He was
school teacher here for over city years, aud
has taugh, SCHOOL very probably for longer
period thaa aoy school teacher in the State
lie was seventy-niue years old. Deceased
leaves daughter in New York, and two
sons in Georgia, all of whom are expected
here to day
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1898-10-05
PERSONAL.

Miss Susie Halle. of Camden, is visiting
Miss Essie Dick.
Mrs. D. a.. Dick hes gone to Charleston
to visit relatives.
Miss Emm,e Pope. Of Charleston, is visit
ing Miss jamie Mikell.
Miss Gertie Epperson left las, Friday after
nooa for Philadeiphia
Mr.. E. o. Ingram, OF Company A. is in
the city visiting relatives.
Cspf. L. S Carson, of Company n, came
ia feom Columeia Saturday.
Mise Jennie Saunders, of Virgins, is visit
ing Miss Lily Cunningham,
Mr.. Johnnie Epperson weot 10 Charleston
last week for few days stay.
Miss B.,sis Bird, of Charleston. is visiting
the family of Mr. ". z. L Marshall.
Mr. Larkin Jeoaiags has retusoed to
Cnarleston 10 attend the Medical College.
Dr.. q. ". Geddings, Of the o. s. Marine
service is in the city for few days stay.
Miss Mamie Lucius, of Esssover, is visiting
the family Of ber brother, Capt. Il. W.
Lucips.
Mr.. Howard Dickson: of Company A. Fi.s,
Regiment is iu the city to spend his forlongh
Dr.. j. a.. league, who has been visiting
MIR. W. Y. L. Marshall left on Friday tor Bal
tiaore.
De. E. r. Darby, of Magnolia aud Dr.. W
j. Pringle, Of Concord, are st,end:og cous'
as witnesses.
Mas Matte DUPONT who has been in
Wedge6eid for week or ten days has re:
.nroei to the city.
Dr. J. A. Meod returned home Friday
To- stay until the FRS. Regiment is finally mn.-
tsred out Of sesvics.
Mr. n. G. Rytseabe.g returned loss Thurs
day from New York sf,e. sn absence from The
city of several nonths.
Messrs Tom Foxwo,sh, Haskell Duran:
and David Michau have goae to Chaflestou
to asteod the Medical College
Mr. D. v. Cunningham arrived 10 the city
Friday night from Columbia, on leave of al.
sence from the Firs, Regiment hospital corps
Mr. N. G Osteen, Jr., left Sunday fos
Baltimore 10 resume his course OF study 10
the Dental Depsttnen, of the University o
Maryland.
ars. P B. Pate and Maste, J. Garland
Pate left for Gibson, N c., Monday evening
after speeding several weeks with relative:
IN the city.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1898-10-05
DEATH

Mr. Isaac Spares died at Dallas. Texas,
Thursday, September goth, aged AZ years.
His remains were brought to this city for
tn,ermeut Mt. Susres was native of
this city, bu, removed to Texas about twenty.
1--WE years ago HIS brother. ar. Mouths
Susres was With bim at the time of his death.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1898-10-05
ANY PERSON

Wishing to know the truth in regard to their
health should not fail to send for valuable and
new 64-page Booklet which will be SENT FREE
for short time to those who mention this paper.
This book is published by the celebrated physi-
clans and srecialists-Dr. Hathaway ard Go. OF
22A S. Broad ST.. Atlanta, Ca. whom yon should
address, Write to-day.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1898-10-05
Eatered at the Post Office at Sumter, S
c., os Second Class Matter.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

a. Harby-Horses.
Hoods SarsapsriIla
Registration Notice
]. Chaadlse-Nsw Fall Styles.
O'DonneN & Co-Fall Announcement.
Bank of S7mser-Qua,tsrly Statement.
Il. L. Sca,oorough, Co Treasurer Taxes.
Estate Of john M. NcEivsss-Notice to
Dsbtoss aud Creditors.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1898-10-05
a "Thanks" Barbecue.

Several frieods of County Supervisor Dorm
gave barbecue Friday evening at POGO
taligo crossing, complimentary 10 the sup
porters of Mr. Dorn in the recent prima =.
About 80 persons were present, and the oc.
casion was much enjoyed. The barbecue
was foe, and politics present and future. were
discussed along With the other de!icacies on
the menu.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1898-10-05

When you call for De n tits Witch Hazel
Salve, the great pile cure, doo't accept any
thing else. Don't be talked toto accepting a
SUBSTITUTE. for piles, for sores, for burns
Huphsoa.L Ligon Co.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1898-10-05
8 rvices at Tirzah.

There will be services at Tirzah Church oo
Saturday and Sunday. Officers will be io-
staIled and the Sacrament administered.
Rev J. c. Bailey, Jr., will preach.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1898-10-05
NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS.

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN that will
~ be in my Office in the County Court
House a, Sumter from the 18th of October to
the 3lst of December, 1898, Inclusive, for the
collection Of taxes for the fiscal year, 1898.
The levy is as follows:
For State turposes, mills.
Fer county purposes, 81 mills.
For school purposes, 3 mills.
Total levy, III mills.
Also the following special school taxes
School District No. Ia mills.
School District No. l6-2 mills
School District No. 49, mills.
School District No. 20-3 mills.
Mt. Clio, mills.
Commutation road tax for 1899 is payable
at the same time.
H L. SCARBOROUGH,
T.ea,urer Sumter County.
Ocf
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1898-10-05
Chairman for Finance Committee

CudIEudu lux 4 tuduS0
The Police Conn ittee was authorized 10
permit the members of the police force TO
arrange among themselves for alternating 10
getting of duty on Sunday 10 attend reli-
gious services
The Committee on Puoiic Works recon.
mend that the Office of Street Com nmissioner
be aoo.iabed. The recomu ndatou was d:s-
cussed .; length but as no plAo vas proposed
for supervising the work 90 the streets after
the services of the Street Commissioner shall
be dispensed with action was deferred until q
subsequent meeting.
A resolution vas adopted providing for
the introduction of an ordinance foroidding
the putting Of garbage on the streets oy house
owners The ordinance now in force requir-
ing garbage to be pa: on the streets for re-
moval by the scavsnger carts will De repealed
If the proposed o dioaoce is adopted.
Action on The question Of raising the street
com 1utstion tax to So was postponed uatll
the next meeting, wheo it viii! he taken up In
connection with the general tax ordinance.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1898-10-05
NEVER SAW The LIKE IN MY
LiFE,' THEY SAY.

Cant tell you half 10 this space.
Turn your face this way, weDd your
way to The Diamond Racket Store.
II you buy before seeing our goods.
.be fault will De yours. not ours.
If you have money to waste don't
come 70 The Diamond Racket Store
If you are tired Of hard times here's
relief.
If the old man works hard
and you are sorry for him, show
it by coming where you can get
suited best and save him
money-getting the same and
often better. and all for much
less than in other stores.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1898-10-05

VX7ANTED-A young lady desires posi-
wv ton as teacher. References given
Holds first grade certificate. Address,
''Teacher " Summerville, S C.
Aug. 22-;f
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1898-10-05
In the Lead as
Usual
With many advantages at command which will be ut-
lied for the benefit of many patrons
We extend to the Ladies our Annual Fall
and Winter Greeting,

And cordially invite them call and what and
novel in Dress Goods and Trimmings to be used this
Our various lines surpass possible all former assortment
and the new shades in Drap DeEtes, Vicunas Poplns,
Epnganes Bayadere effects Broadcohs &C. cannot be
outside of our store
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1898-10-05
Great Improvement
Reports a Welcome Change in
Her Condition
Statement by a North Carolina
Woman.

Statement by North Carolina
Woman.
sNearly all my life have had one cold
after another and the trouble seemed like
catarrh in the head. There were dis
charges from my ears, and my hearing
became affected. I took number OF
kinds of medicine but I grew worse IN
stead Of better. One day procured 8
bottle OF Hoods Sarsaparilla and began
taking it, aud soon found it was doing
me good. 1 gained strength and was
greatly benefited in many ways. con-
tinued it's use and now the bad feeling In
my head is gone, and the earache with
which / su @ered has disappeared. ! am
now able t. do my housework without
help. Ishall keep Hoods Sarsaparilla IN
the house long as ! live" MRS. Z. q.
RHYME. Dallas, North Carolina.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1898-10-05
Hoods S Sss;ai pss;iia
18th best-in,tact the One True Blood Purifier.

~ -, D.,, are the fayorite family
lEOOO , 4 liiS cathartic. Price 25c.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1898-10-05

T. 3. Rice, Druggist, Greensboro,
Ga. writes as follows: Gin the past eight
years. bsve soa NOR Of Dr.. Pits
Carmiaaiive rhsn all the soothing ayrups,
colo drops, and other baby medicines corr
nioed - Sold by j. F. W. DeLo,ma.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1898-08-11

Mr.. Frederick A. Ober writes an
article fo1 the August Century on THE
Island OF Porto Rico" Mr.. Ober saws:
Until it was discovered that Porto
Rico possessed great value IT. "A Strategic
center OF naval operations, the fair
Isle siumbered uDdisturbaJ. merely q
INK, and no important one, in the en-
erald chain that separates the Atlantic
and the Caribbean. Suddenly naval
FOLKS became aware Of it's importance;
they saw that while il borders on the
Caribbean sea, yet it breasts the rough
Atlantic waters; that it is equadis-
tant, Or about l 600 miles, from Key
West and Colon: from New York
! 500 miles, which rs half the distance
from Cadiz; 1900 from Newport News,
which is half the distance to the Canar.
les. 1t lies, in fact, at the very point
that we should have selected for
a coalin9 station, bad we Unrestricted
choice oil location. All the arguments
that have been advanced for the acuuisi.
ton OF the island OF St. Thomas, GO
miles distant. and for which at one
time WE Were almost ready to pay seven
million dollars, apply with tenfold
force TO Porto Rico. with its six COOL
harbors tn the one OF St. Thomas, and
its commercial as we'll as stratesical
pOtentialitlea.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1898-08-11

store in this direction. Fpr.r
creek has been relsnted and ,n,,,,. 'o
e'a'nls tecoded. Chicken creek. which
mas been known for the last tw,, yea,s
Out not worked. will be develo,ed th;s
year Canyon, Nugget pulch and
RANKIN creeks and the bars on Forty.
mile Will ne worked by the hvdronl,r
process and there will be GOOD own,
at the mouth of the river within .uI,
years.
American creek, 40 miles down from
fnrty-mlie, is known as pool; the
ground Is high and we'll laid out. Pans
are taken running IRON so cents 70 81
LEG Nilsson creek district has thra.
iormatlons-piacer. quartz and coal.
AT lts mouth is Eagle CITY. in which
VIII he established the United States
barracks and the custom house.
twenty miles below Eagle CITY 6
star CITY, guarding the mouth Of Sev.
enty-mile river. The bars of this ,,ve-
ha"' been workel TO, many years. On
BARNEY creek, from three to six ounces
to the day has been taken for the last
THREE Years, The other tributaries are
as good as Barney, but it is ouly DOW
when people are spreading out that
much work will he done A number
of men arr now at Star City getting
their outfits up To the mines.
FROM Seventy.mIle to Circle CITY
has been prosperted. ard creeks are
found here and there which give GOOD
i4Aiicatlons. Coal and Sheep creeks
promise especially well, and also the
Charley river.
Circle City has been practically de-
serted since the rush to Dawson but the
riches OF Mastodon, Independence.
Eagle. Deadwood and dozen lesser
eulcAee in the Birch creek district
VIII revive the town. A moderate
fortune can be made in that district
In two years of hari work. Miners are
returning 70 Birch creek from Dawson.
They appreciate a district in which
there l. ID royalty, no wood and log
tax and no timber grants.
Across from Circle CITY rs jefferson
creek. which is nov being prospectel
Tor its whole length. 1t will De cheap
~ WORKED, because OF being 80 readily
accessible to the Yukon river.
Further down is the MinoOk creek
district, which has been thoroughly
advertised this year 1t has developed
some claims which have paid 81, 900,
S25, 600 and :l5, 900 for the winter )
work. The country is to great extent
an unknown quantity. The discovery
of Idaho bar. from which men have
taken out 800 day with rocker, is a
great boom ior the district. and the
prospects OF the camp are extren ely
! bright
a great country will be opened up
in the Kovukuk 1t has been known
to miners io' 10 years, and no pros
pectOr who went in there has failed
10 bring out good gruhstake. The
territory TO be worked is Of vast ex-
tent, and offers many opportunities 70
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1898-08-11

a aas new ,e' conner Tanana, Kuskoouim
anu chandler rivers have all heen
u'oushs prominently to the notice y;
mining men this year. All thinos c,,,.
s'aeed' the American eide would SOAR,
10 oe the place of the future.
AS tor Dawson City itself n ia nm.
questfonahiy this greatest mining cam,
IN .he world. Frank Canton. United
states deputy marshal in Circle Ctv
ana IN forner years an officer Of the
peace m many OF the largest camns of
rhe west. has said that nothing he has
ever seen approaches Dawson IA a modal
INNING camp. Accustomed as he has
been to dealing With the toughest class
" criminals. HE commentator Of
lawson as a law-abiding town, has
great weight The sidewalks are crowd =.
Ell VIII men and women from mornino
10 night. People are even forced to
walk IN the middle of the streets IN
make progress. II is a great tumble Of
'ne good and the bad. and the only
p'eoge ct responsibility required il
regular attendance at church. Daw.
sui population has grown until il ia
now between s, 900 and 10. 600
Nine-tenths OF the newcomers are not
IN the country TO work, and when they
uhd that success in the klondike can
only Ike bought by hard labor, they will
o' ready TO come out. A great exodus
OF unsuccessful men will take place
TINS faIl, and the cities of the Pacific
coast, to which these people Will 90.
VIII be overruD with u rough, desperate
anu altogether undesirable class. They
are now III Dawson as the advance
guard OF the more substantial men to
follow. II is n repetition of the his.
tory OF Circle City When the Birch
Greer mines We're discovered, two wears
ago, double the usual invoice of people
went there but sOou left disgusted.
Had they remained. they would have
been IN on tie ground ftoOr in the Klon.
dixie discoverv.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1898-08-11
KANSAS SUpERSTiTtONS

Carry potato in ones pocke, to
cure rheumatism.
The skin OF black cat worn in ones
clothing will cure rheumatism.
Hold your hands above your head
anu youi nose Will CEASE bleeding.
Never let a chicken die in your hands
and yon will not have palsy.
Hold silver spoon against the back
OF the neck TO stop nosebleed.
Wear a red string or red heads
around the neck to prevent the nose.
! bleed.
Ihe skin Of snake worn around the
ones bat crown will cure the headache
Wear n string OF gold beads around
your neck and your nose can not bleed
Headache may be prevented by we or.
ing in ones hat the ra,.les of rattle.
snake.
The negro sometimes sleeps with
young dog in order to transmit rben.
matism to the dog.
AT Delphos. Kan. liv%e young man
who CALAMITY procured his sweet.
hearts warts by purchase.
a sly may be cured by rubbing it
With gold ring, silver spoon, OF
ones finger moistened With saliva
II you see any one asleep in church
say to yourself: when you awake
take these warts
Bore a hOle in the wall the height
OF child's head; when the child grows
above the hole it will be cured Of
asthma
In order to cure the toothache cut
your finger nails on Friday. Another
sure cure is to wash behind your ears
every morning.
Write on a stove with piece Of
chalk the number Of your warts When
the number has burned off the stove
your warts will be gone,
Rub the wart with seven pebbles,
wrap the pebbles in a parcel and throw
them away; if the parcel Is picked up
the wart will 90 away.
You may always prevent cramps in
the feet by turning yonr shoes upside
'O"II CNCiy DISDt pSSIiS yOu1 Del -
Gertrude G. Davenport, In The Journal
OF American FOLKLORE,
Steal dishcloth, rub the wart with
it, and then bury the cloth under the
caves Of the house. Ii you tell no one
and no one finds out your theft, your
wart will go away.
If you have wart ana see man
riding On horseback in the rain Cor, as
another version runs, riding on gray
horse), say: Take these along" rub
the wart and it will leave you,
Put into d red calico bag hearts
from grains of corn; run down the
road" throw away the bag not look.
ing where they fall; run home agan.
and ii any one picks up the bag your
warts will go away.
Some Of these cures. which were col
lected iii Cotfey county, We're obtain
Cd from colored people. The majority
OF the superstitions, however. which
were collected in Douglas county, were
obtained from people who declared they
knew no superstitions and believed
none; namely, students in attendance
at the University of Kansas. These
students came from nearly every
county in the state.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1898-08-11
The Cuban NlnCheta

Much has been said of the terrible
machete, deadly weapon indeed in
the bands OF desperate man, and
when used against defenseless person
Ihe machete was never intended Tor a
weapon OF warfare; 1t is an instrument
Of husbandry carried by the Cuban
peasant III times of yeace and ls his
one familiar daily companion. 1t cuts
his fire wUrl- aids bin in building his
hut be-1's his path through the mani.
qua, and performs many other Offices
The machette is straight, heavy
blade about two feet long with a
wooden or bone handle, having no
guard con seQuently il is utterly IN
suited as weapon to be used in a con.
tilct with an armed man. The Cuban
of coarse, bv reason Of his lon2 famili.
arity with the instrument is an adept
in its uee. and its effect upon a group
OF unar,ned workmen is truly terrible.
1t is IN the ioray against the defense
less and unarmed that the most serious
work OF the machete has been done in
the Island of Cuba. -"Cuba as seen
from the Inside,' by Osgood Welsh, in
the August Century.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1898-08-11
[rH OF THE YUKON.

s Dollars "'l' lie Cleaned Up This year-Dawson CITY
hsnd People Is the Greatest Mining Camp in the World
xy.vu Gravel Dcposit-What the Districts Show