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The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1898-05-11
TEXAS WONDER.
Hall's Great Discovery.

One small bottle of Hall's Great Dis
covery cures all kidney and bladder
trouble, removes gravel, cures diabetes,
seminal emissions, weak and lame
backs, rheumatism and all irreguari-
ties of the kidneys in both men and
women. Regulates bladder troubles in
children. If not sold by druggist will
be sent free on receipt of $1.00.
One small bottle is two months treat
ment, and will cure any case above
mentioned. E. W. HALL,
Sole Manufacturer.
Postofice box 21S, Waco, Tex.
Sold by McLain Drug Co. in Dawson.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1898-05-11
FINAL SETTLEMENT,
COLLECTOR THORNTON MAKES AN
EXCELLENT SHOWING.
The County Commissioners Hold An
All-Day Session. New County
Physician Chosen.

The county commissioners held an
all day session Tuesday, the principal
business that engaged their attention
beng the annual settlement with
the tax collector.
The affairs of Tax Collector Thorn
tons office were found in most excel
lent shape, and Mr.. Thornton mace a
showing that was highly compliments
airy to him as an officer and exceed
ingly creditable to the people of the
county. There is not a county in
the state, probably, that can show a
smaller per cent of insolvent and un,
collected taxes. There has been COL
Iected and paid to the county SIS :
788. GA and to the state S1e, 161.12,
makiAg a total of 4,94G. 20 and
leaving the small sum of $246.37 OF
insolvent taxes, including insolvent
professional tax. Of the amount
paid the state 1924 was poll tax.
and the insoIvent tax under this head
is 1851.
Never before in the history of the
county, perhaps, was the amount o
insolvent tax so small, and be.
sides speaking we'll for Collector
Thornton's efficiency as an official it
denotes prosperous condition of the
people OF Terrell county in spite OF
the adverse conditions that have pre-.
vailed throughout the south to- the
past several years.
Bids or County Physician.
Bids were opened for county physi-
clan for the ensuing year. That OF
DIR. 9. A. Roberts was accepted, AND
he was unanimously elected.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1898-05-11
READ THIS.

Cuthbert, Ca, tarch %, 1898.
This is to certify that have been a
sufferer with kidney trouble for ten
years, and that have taken less than
one bottle of Halls Great Discovery,
and | think that | am cured.
| cheerfully recommend it to any one
suffering from any kidney trouble, as
know of nothing that | consider ivs
equal. r. M. JONES.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1898-05-11
REPUBLICANS TO RALLY.
Scent the Spells of Politics and VIII
Prepare to Drive Bargains

Prepare to Drive Bargains
AS is their bienuIal custom the Terrell
county republicans are preparing to take
their usual part in the political cam
paigns. George Brooks, the county
chairman, has issued the following cali
for meeting of the executive commit
tee of the party in Dawson next Satur
day:
Dawson, GA, May 81, 1898.-The
executive committee of the republican
party of Terrell county is hereby called
to meet in the county court room at II
o clock Saturday, May 14th, for the
transaction of such business as NAV
claim the attention of the party. This
being general election year the attend
ance of the full committee is earnestly
urged. G. NJ. BLOCKS. Chm.
-. j, DAVIS, Sec"
Brooks tells THE News that proposi-
ton il pending looking to fusion between
the republicans and populsts on a state
ticket, and that is not improbable that
such an agreement will be reached. One
OF the objects of the meeting next Sat
urday, he says, is to consider this mat
ter and let Chairman Johnson of the
state republican committee know the
sentiment of the republicans of Terrell
county.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1898-05-11
AnV Person

wishing to know the truth in regard to
their health should not fail to send for a
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 cele-
brated physicians and specialists, Dr..
Hathaway & Co., of 224 So. Broad ST.,
Atlanta, Ga, whom
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1898-05-11
A GOOD Sermon at Sardis.

The large congregation at Sardis
Sunday morning listened to an excel
lent sermon by their beloved pastor,
Rev. M. B. l.. Binion. The discourse
was able and deep, and the words
that fell from the lips of this faithful
servant of God was fun of timely
christian advice, and give encourage
ment and hope to the hearers.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1898-05-11

j. H. Newbern, NJ. D.. of Whitfield,
one of the foremost doctors in Indian
Territory, writes: II have recommended
and sold Bepg's Blood Purifier for the
past five years, and am pleased To say It
has no equal in any b God medicine that
| have ever tried"
SALE-DAvIs DRUG Co.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1898-05-11
Stevens 4 YeOmanS,
Real Estate Agents.
FOB SALE

dwelling house, store, 8 acres land
One mile fro M court house.
1.-The finest farm in Terrell county,
9oO acres, growing crops, mules, plan
tation tools, and everything.
81 200 acres near Dover. 900 under
pillow well improved. A fine farm
cheap.
roo acres 8 miles north of Sasser,
Magnificent Improvements.
5.-340 acres-6 mule farm 2 miles from
Sasser Excellent improv ements.
Ga desirable home in Dawson. room
house, acres ofland,
TAO acres miles north Of Dawson,
3-horse farm. Wen improved.
8.-One brick store for rent.
9-Wans residence to reno to good.
tenant.
10.-Want three $50 acre farms.
STEVENS & YE0MANS.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1898-05-11

A torpid liver robs You of ambition
@nd ruins your health. DeWitt's Little
Eatly Risers cleanse the liver, cure con
stlpation and all stomach and liver trouh-
les. SALE-DAYIS ORIG Co
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1898-05-11
A Musical Entertainment.

Professor w. f. Grace, the blind
pianist, is in Dawson making
arrangements to give musical
entertainment on Friday night of next
week. He Will be assisted by local
talent.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1898-05-11

Thousands of sufferers from grippe
have been restored to health by One Min
ute Cough Cure. 1t quickly cures
coughs, colds, bronchitis, pneumonia,
grippe, asthma and all throat and lung
dIeaseS. SALE-DAvIS DRUG Co.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1898-05-11

It is great leap from the old fash
oned doses of blue mass and nauseous
physics to the pleasant little pills known
as DeWitt's Little Early Risers. They
cure constipation, sick headache and bill
iousness. SALEDAvIs URUG Co.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1898-05-11

Quench your thirst and re-
Geve yourself of exhaustion by
drinking the delicious and
wholesome soda water dis
pensed at Farrar & Harris
founc.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1898-05-11

You don't have o pay cash to buy a
buggy from Will 7. Prince. Make a
good note and get one.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-09-10

The city public scssools VIII open Mon
day morning for another year. The long
vacation 50 eagerly looked forward 20 by
pupils IS now thing OF the PAST. and while
yet The ensryating odor 0: midsummer
hangs Ia sias air. they must resign their CUT
door pleasures and take up the combining
studies Of the school. II is thought that
Ire enrolment On the opening day will %
unusually large. and there - little doubt
that 'she building space now AZ command
OF the board OF education viii necessarily
be enlarged before TIE school year has far
progressed. to make room for the great
number OF students who VIII avail them
selves OF the educational advantages Of
:ered by this city. Superintendent Frank
J. Barnard has estimated that the enroll
uent this year Will reach $50. and in lhal
case additional buildings WI. have 10 DC
rented. There Is no change this year i'll
grade requirements or tex, books.
The Segment OF principals In the va
rioas districts was announced yesterday
As follows:
The high school. Edwin Twitmyer: the
University district, J. NJ. Widmer; Denny
district. u 5. Jones: Mercer district, T. Z.
Story. Queen Anne district. Charles Pagan;
h. Il. Day district, s. W. YerkeS: Green
Lake district, G. L. Conn: Latona district.
W q. Hartranft: Columbia district, l.. e.
Fenton. Cascade district, F.. Il. Stafford:
Pacific district c. A. Taylor: South dis
triet, ". G. Mccarthy; Rainier and Olym-
pic district, w. u. Gerard: 7. 7. Minor
district. W F. Baocock; Randell district.
W. NJ NoyeS; ny-FNhrman district,
George w. DeBoit; kindergarten sehooi.
Ellen Cree!mAn. supervisor OF drawing.
Jessie Burbank; supervisor Of primary
grades, Florence NJ Qugs.
The following changes in the assignment
OF teachers have been made since the last
publication:
Cascade school-Sarah P. Warren. Third
grade; Leila J. Chisholm. Second grade.
Olympic schooi-B.rdie Turner, First
grade.
Queen Anne schooi-A. G. Fields. Fifth
grade.
Pacific sdhool-Isabelle Wallace. Second
grade.
Rainier school-Minta Foster. Fourth and
Fifth grades; Alice q. Turner. Second
grade: Carrie Risedorph. general work.
South schooi-CharloIte Hammer, Fifth
grade Roberta Frye, Second grade; Lillian
Donaldson First grade
The principals will meet at the superin-
tendents office this morning at ,e:Sp
O'clock Teachers meetings VIII be held
today a y. III III the principals Offices
OF the different buildings.
Principals OF the various buildings of the
city Of Seattle have been authorized by the
board of education 10 purchase as many
secondhand text books in good condition
as may be offered by the patrons of their
respective schools, at one-half their orig
inal cost Children having Old text books
that are in good condition should take them
10 the principal at The opening of school
next Monday. September 12 who will keep
account OF the name of the seller. and the
number and value OF the books, and ar
range for the settlement, OF the account
without delay.
Pupils entering the high school for the
first time. VIII appear for registration on
Tuesday morning. All others will present
themselves on Monday morning.
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ATER FRONT NOTES.

Steauae- City of Topeka - expected 10
arrive froua Lynn canal tosay.
The Merchants docs. a th@ Fec: a
Sarvcz street. Ks being oTerna 0.ad ana
given a ueH rtsoT-
r5~hlng schooner NeSarToird arrived
fyerm the E1sstsFy hanks yesterday w.tn
az. t,Aa,lnds az haithwt and God and IS d.
era rgtrg 81 AinswortA a D73nus wharf
Tnx Wailnva has arrived from Lynn 81
nal ard MI xo ~ Everett 10 take The bark
Mercury - Sksg@ay. S1l4'0s to#igat The
Mercury Is oeiGg loaded wlga lurnoer.
We Ssrg Tux ard Siag pa1g Chinese
Ia s.orers goe ,heIv return certificates a.
TIE LEGAL customs Office yesterday. and are
caiag - the Fisa@ry Kingdom CD the
rex. :-sp o. the Empress q China 30 be
gore year.
Ssneone-z S.el,a t,rsau4 aud Gen. 3 gin
sal, ta3sy Ier Geek inlet. Gaey srs sxsnE =
- a7aaf>a< NrFS dos X taking on fIr0hsr and
material sur e. r EQzafa AMI \. Reedy
Nha VA ssnG t6@ a<AeE p5Ftiog. % thsir
machinery ssz ~ 4g2a..c S!a1s O. s4e Co
I'm
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"rshodox Hebrews of seattle Prepnr-
Ing for an Important Service.

ahe orthodox Hebrews Of Seattle are
eaiidlhg new synagogue. the dedication
q Whioi viii be celebrated on Sunday.
oeiooer :. services beginning ar O'clock
= n. The location OF the new house II
NosSaip II a; Fourteenth avenue ana
washington street in which nesghhorhood
: afge number Of the members reside.
tas Building VIII be az modest char
ssser' hG' the interior decorations will be
sa's pretty ana unique.
conmi,tee consisting os ~. f.aSky,
Fses'den'; a Bridge. secretary. and Louis
oFoss and II. G0idsoa mas addressed
COMMUNICATION Il Melvin q. Wiastock to
eNaEer the 3edicatery address. Mr.. Win
eessA las gwen hls consent. \ large num-
o. prominent citizens, irrespective OF
sefs'on, Viii De invited 20 attend ;he ex-
sssses i IS tae intention of tae congre-
tAuoa 10 establish school OF religious
..as1sGctiea .or the purpose ~ acdastnilng
e'e rising generation Of Jews with the
ssaSipies ~ judaism.
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The school Board VIII Purchase Sec
Ond-Hand Text Books

Notice ifs hereby given that the prin-
cipals Of the various public schools of the
city Of Seattle have been duly authorized
by the board of education to purchase
from the patrons OF their respective
schools as many secondhand text books
in good condition as may be offered at one
half of their original cost. Children hav-
ing old books in good condition should
take them 10 the principal at the opening
of school next Monday. September Il, who
will keep a record OF the name OF the seller
and the number and value of the books
and arrange for the payment OF the amount
without delay.
4. A. GUERNSEY. Secretary.
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- p pr party would take IN opposa,son
"a s az ~. .ussonlss@ Judge Humphrses touch
Va sns financial question IN an interest,"
ing manner. He thoroughly denonssr.sed
lae anfenabie position occupied by Con-
Ssean Lrwss In relation 10 the r,un<,,.s
', ne war BY President NcKini<y.
Vol. Edsen and Mr.. Gilmore both ma Il
Ioossng good speeches. the lAs.er's tax h.
sHz aIo&rated By many . wen-posn,ed an
MSS Tester sang MY Washing
tan. by Prof schm,;t. "a the v-sat a.
light OF the audience. and 80 the encore
responded with The SsarIspanxIed Bar
NJ. Froe. Schmsts, besides delivering an
ADDRESS In German, spoke for ten mir.
n'ss- After the meeting was ended the
members OF the club met 70 consider a
number OF business matters.
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Downs the seattle Dall-T0ssers By &
score Of u &.

Special Dispatch to the Pos,-In.eiligencer
TACOMA, Sept. g.-The home team won
the bali game here today by a score OF
10 3. Five errors made by each team took
the gilt edge OF the work of those at the
helm, bu, the game on the whole was well
played and far from poor.
Andrews. ia the box for Tacoma, pitched
fairly good game. he retired five men on
strikes. but let one man reach first un-
earned. and wac found for eight hits One
Wild pitch was his only open dlscredit. An
derson, for Seattle. was nos in his best
FORM While steady and giving but one
man his base on called balls. he was 10
Gated for nine hits. and retired only one
man on strikes. Kelly and r. Blonde.
catchers, both were marked with a passed
ball, but otherwise covered their positions
fairly well. ke!ly's throwing TO bases was
good.
For Seattle Dea. Parrot, Gaumnl;z and
Left Fielder Blonde were the makers Of
errors klieper. Babhitt and Clarke piled
mp Tacomas five errors. Page was put a;
third base instead OF Stottier, the latter
going into left field Left Fielder Gates
has resumed his position with the railroad
company and the change was made to I'LL
this vacancy.
Following is the score Of the game:
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John Davis E. Co.


secretary OF the Brighton Beach Racing
Association. Results.
Five furiongs. seiIing-St. Clair won,
satin Slipper second. Diminutive ;ilrd.
Time IT,
One rifle and a sixteenth. seiiing-Miil-
stfsam Won. The Winner second, Continent
tai third. Tine. las
FIVE and one-haif furlongs-Alpen won.
l4eander second, Gienheln third. Time.
1.os1.
The Sass Memorial. mile and furiong--
Florence won. Sir Galwain second Leeds
Vile third. Time -.
Six furIongs. se,ling-GaIaday won. Froh-
man second, Haapden third. Time I:1iz4
Mile and half. hurdle, seliing-Ciov.
Budd won. The Widower second. Bergen
third. Time a5s
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CHICAGO. Sept. s-Hawthorne results:
Six furlongs-Agnes G.. won, Pensoro
second Exquisite third. Time. In
Six furiongs-Mary Black won. Belle OF
Memphis second, Tmernaker third Time.
l:if2.
One miie-Cherry Leaf won Fervor sec
ond. David Tenny third. Time Ia.
Mile and a sixfeentii-Tom Calvert won,
Official second Prince BIazes third. Time.
1:sa
Five furlongs-AEyar won, Espionage
second. Miss Marion third. Time 1:eli4
Mile and a gixteenth-Tonto won, Gov
Sheehan second, Black Fonso third. Time.
1:4S3..
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MARINE. NEWS.

SAN FRANCISCO. Sept. e-Arrived-
str Cciunahis. from Portland: str WaI}a
Wslia from Victoria: str Grace Dollar.
Spoken-Iuly ~ - $ = W. Br ~ wynn
stay. from Oregon fer Queenstown: August
~ "a n y W. tseT III Faitas, frcsn an
ct}l9ver FOR Queenstown.
PORT BI.AKEIstsY SEPT s.-Sa!led-Str
Laura Madsen fer San Francisco.
PORT GAMBLE, Sept. s.-Sale1-Schr
Sa1karA
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HHENITIES.


City employees Will be paid today for Au-
gust.
The mayor and city council OF this civ
yesterday received an invitation TO attend
the provincial exhibition at New West
minister. T. G. 20 be- held from October &
n Is. under the auspices Of the Royal Agri-
cultural and Industrial Society.
Rev. J. l.. Hur.hut. d n. o, New York.
ore OF the foremost Sunday school work
eT6 % ne country, and who has taken
prominent part IN dle International sunday
school work Viii be IN the city over sam
day. and VIII he a. the First n. Z church
morning and evening. At y. n he will
address a mass meeting OF Sunday school
officers. teachers and workers Arrange
meuis are being made FOR d special SUNDAY
school meeting for union service
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Fofice Oncer Iverson was sriampnant,v
acquitted In Justice Ans,in.s court yestsr-
aay OF the charge Of furnishing LIQUOR to
Ian Green, Bert Palmer and sidney Pavse
81 bFookiyn- Attorney Dore characterized
the case as one founded on desire Cor re-
sehse. because lrerson had arrested the
boys for acts Of alleged rovdvtsm. W.T.
nesses were introduced who testified that
the boys regulations fer truth and yerae-
Hy were bad Harry Mitchell, a teamsser
swore that he heard the boys say that they
would get even with Iverson.
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Afair->isra Crowd Listens TO Inter
eating Speeches,

ssese J. 7 HUMPHREYS. william A CT
1's'e Co I. =. EGsen and Pref Schmitt
Sefe TIE speakers At a meeting held last
shs ~ Ge~naauia ball by :he Seattle Ger
s-S'i-A American Cl5h DIR. Charles +. IL g.
- PRESIDED 4 fair sized crowd vas pres
Va Judge EampaTies reviewed tfe SAL
20 po4nts az the sussonsss platform adopt
=. ~ thursday 81 E.lenshuTg. aa5 outlined
we position wh5Ch he said he believed sae
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ADJUSTMENTS.
At the Third Avenue,

Tomorrow night the popular Bittner COM
irany will close its present successful en-
gagement al the Third a, enue theater nv
repeating by special request the bright
farce comedy "Charles's Aunt" Last nigh,
the bin was changed 10 Michael Srogoff. -
which VIII be presented today matinee ana
tonight In tbs powerful Russian roman
&c drama the company maintained last
night the reputation Il has heretofore gain
ed as one of Well balanced excellence.
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NEWPORT Races.

CINCINNATI. Sept. S.-Weather fine;
track fast. Results:
Nile and fifty yards. selling-Fresco won.
Albert Vale second. Ollean third. Time.
1:4lte.
Five furlongS-Souchon won Donald
Balm second, Gay Parisienne third. Time,
l52.
One mile, selling-George Krats won,
Vlrgie second. kittie y. third. Time
l:iIi..
Five and one-haif furloDgs-Flying Bird
won. piccoia second. Manana third. Time.
too
Six furlongs. selling-Necklace won, Vio-
Jet Parsons second. Maggie s. third. Time,
1:i+.
Six furlongsCycione won. Eggler sec
ond, Mound City third. Time. Lbs.
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PER son Al

Or. and Mrs 2 NJ. Corn. who have BEEN
visiting foT the past two months in Call
<araia are home Or Conn's many friends
and acquaintance viii ne much pleased
10 know tnat he Il entirely restored 10
health. He has resumed his practice.
Excl RSION 20 Snoqualrnia Sunday. 9
n n. Fare, 500; children half price
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SYNOPSIS
MARINE OBSERVATION

NEAH BAY. Sept. 9.-4 p. m.-Barom-
e.er. SOS: dense fog: wind west. twelve
miles. Inward last night. tx WaDderer. S
p M. outward tugs Sea Lion and Rah-
honi. .. III. T.. s. lighthouse tender III
the bay.
PORT CRESCENT. Sept. e-Dense fog.
light west Wind
560z: dense FOG: Wind northwest. seven
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The police are working secretly on =
case that involves about s. 40. IL ia said
tnat young man named Fred Anderson,
VINO recently arrived from the East, Is
the loser. Anderson has been staying at
one OF the prominent hotels. and since his
loss has not grieved much about 1t, be-
cause he has plenty more.
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Seattle.

Score by Innings.
Tacoma 80. .....3 0 0 o.
Seattle ..,. ..... D D 0 2-S
Summary.
Hits of each pitcher-On Andrews 8, Of
Anderson 9.
Bases on balls--OfT Andrews g. or Ander-
son /.
Bases from being hit by pitched hall-By
Andrews !.
Struck out-By Andrews s. by Ander-
Son !.
Two-base hits--Bah5i,t, Kelley. Ander-
son.
Double plays-klieber to Rabbit 10
Clarke: Rabbit TO Clarke.
Passed baIs-By Kelley /. by Blonde l.
Wild pitches-By Andrews
Time Of game-l:3S
Ump..e-Daily.
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The trustees q. the Seattle A.aietje Club
ana Arthur W Crane. 81 Milwaukee,
WIS. have come 20 AZ agreement Crane
Z row the athletic instructor az TIE club
ard Will commerce looking over the mate
RAJ fer 4 track teams.
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EXCURSION 20 SrcQusinsie Sunday.
v, Fare. & %: cs:fdr~n hale prize
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NEW YORK. sert s--Aa aausas 'iF
iarxe cfewG vsns 70 irrigation serAso "a
- ,o.sax ar, ire ct4a~soa - fse ssse-
,ix1 sav'. racing held for ire he1ent ~
The wisow .: ne .AS CIar.ss s.csas Sass
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SCHOOLS 70 OPEN MONDAY.
PRINCIPALS N THE VARIOUS DIS
FRICTs ASSIGNED.

10 De Held Today-Secona-Han
Text Books Bought st Half Price
"A Heavy Enroilment Expected.
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TODAY'S WEATHER,

FORECAST FOR SATURDAY
Portland. Sept. g. 1898.
Fair: cooler.
U. 4 DEPARTMENT OF A0RlCUL
TURE, WEATHER BUREAU.
DAILY BULLETIN.
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Derby and Fedora Hats In black and
shades OF brown. SEQ each.
Newest style Alpine Hat. in black,
blue black ard shades OF brown, steel
and castor These hats are made from
extra selected stock for the rainy sea-
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son. We guarantee these hats In every
respect: $50 each.
Fire Fur Felt Derby and Fedora
Hats, the newest New York style. black
ana brown only. $3.50 each.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-09-10

NEW YORK. Sept aThe home team
eon an interesting game from the Balti-
n,ores this afternoon on errors by kitson
ara, pementes' two singles Dunn. ths
home teams pitcher. did good Work In ;he
seventh inning. Scure:
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-09-10

Today We show our first shipmen; OF
the early fall styles OF Mems Hats. all
the newest shades and faultless shapes:
our prices are about oae-third less than
similar hats sell for elsewhere.