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SuÌˆd Dakota nachrichten. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-1900, 1898-11-10
2llio bod.

Gen &abelnnhrihten sufoi9e bnber
oie nmerlfan,ihen 5rieoenscommllinrt
in Yarls ihren ipanilheng oGesen ihrit.
lih Wittbelluns serpndt, oaB Die Ser
Staaten bic 9elammten EhIlippinenin-
'eln als arlessbeute beonipruben
Shon elm ooer ,ipei Gage porber un,
aus Balblnston semeloet woroen, De,
Brdlioent babe nah senauer Yriifuns
oes ameritanlihen Yolfes lif) entlhloi.
len. ole Nbtretuns Der Snleln gu per-
langen.
Sur bic Der. Stnoten beoeutet biz
9lnnerion Der Ybilippinen einen iulsen.
lhiperen Shritt. gtlht nur meroen ptr
9e5tuunsen lein, auf unabiebbare 9ell
hlnaus elne ltarfe BeiaBuns aur Den Su.
ieln 81 balten, ionoern iplr gsralben
auh mitten in ben berenteiiel wloerltrei-
tenoer europdiider 2dnoerarabihgelllt,
unb brin9en unler 2ano oamit in Sc.
fabr nit anoern Mddten in &rieg 81
9eratben.
llnlere leitenben Yolitifer aaben Iid
offenbar adn5lih oem @iriluB Der ipelti
lturmenoen @rpanlioniiten untereeoro,
net. melde nlhts beior9en, oils ooB oi,
@elesenbeit. infer 2ano9ebiet gu Der.
aroRern, unbeniiBt poriiber eeben t0nute,
Brdiioent Mcsfinlep bat lonse Belt Gf
ben Nnihein ge9eben oils noue er nihts
BON Grpanliou wiiien, bot aber nibt oi.
Jeitisfelt, bel ieiner Weinnn9 ;u 'pers
barren. Das Cob Der grpanlicniiteu
iheint ibm besebrenswerther gu oiinten.
als oas redtiertisenos llrtbeil Der gu
tunft.
Spanien tuirb iih Der Jorberun9 Der
Hbilippinen fiilen miiien; eS mag Bro
teft erbeben, aber in ieiner Dhnmoht
oieiem Hroteit feinen Naborud 9eben
t0nnen. Den Berluit Der Snleln bat
es ourd feline sdanolpirtbihait tau=
lenofah perbient Die fremben Colo.
niften auf ben Yhilippinen meroen eine
amerifanilhe Belibnabme nit Jreuosn
beyrIBeu, wobl auh Der inteaiaente
9beil Der @ineeborenen Die halbpil
ben Stdmme aber rerben Uncle Sam
orobe Shmieri9teiten MAIDEN.
DeS uiel9erihmten Heihibums ber
Bbiiippinen tpirb bas omerifanilhe
Bolt ihwerlif frob uerben iiber ben
un9ebeuern Dpfern, uelhe bic NeiiB.
nohme Der Snieln ibm aui3uerleser
brobt.
Die cubanilde 5roee 1T BON ber
Gommliilon in Bars enosiiltis erleoiat
poroen. Die ipanilhen gomml11rt
baben iih unternorfen uno belongings
los ouf bic ipaniihe Derrihoit iioer
Cuba per5idtet. { lie cubnnilhe Shult
retbleibt bel Spanlen Das ein5les
SuÌˆd Dakota nachrichten. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-1900, 1898-11-10

Gs mar elnmal eln 3eltun9 smann,
pelher iein Beites pelluhte, es SeoeH1
reht 5u MAIDEN. I'm nun bic Wlnlde
Der 9eier oes Blattes in @riabrura 5u
brln9en, lanote er an ieoen oerielben
cine &idautuortStarte, melhe bic Sra
se enihlelt: ,,Wie ioq ih meine Seiz
tnns reoisiren?" Sir bic bette Beants
mortuns oieier 5ruse batte Der Bel.
iunasmann einen Yrels ausseiest. Gin
in:el'genter aber fura aneebunbener
2eler lieB ihm bic folsenoe gntnort Su-
tommen: .,@ebi9iren Sic bic 9eituna
nab Sbrem uerbammt eisenen Butoiin.
fen!" Ser 3eitunssmaEn priiite bic
ein9elaufenen Nntmorten auf's @enauez
ite uno oils er bic obise Wntport las,
puroe er nahbenflih, ihlieBlih fam er
5u Der lleberSeu9ung. baB oieier serabe
au BON Der Sober iprehenoe Mnnn ben
Breis erbolten miiiie.
SuÌˆd Dakota nachrichten. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-1900, 1898-11-10

9u9eiidnbniB, bos bic ameritoniiben
eDmmllldre mahten, mar, onB bic ger.
Stoaten Die Siherbeit BON 2eben unt
Sisentbum in CUBA pertirsen, big bort
eine ftabile Resieruns einseiest lit, aber
nsett ldnser. W.
SuÌˆd Dakota nachrichten. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-1900, 1898-11-10

s.. 8. 2outs lhrleb mdhtige Briefe
fiir leine neuen Sreunoe, bic hepubli
taner. aber inoem er ieinen Ibfall III
belhDnieen perlubte, nefre er erit reht
Die 2euen; iein eisenes gountp, Deuel.,
sab See $50 mebr Stimmen ais ppr
snei eSabren.
SuÌˆd Dakota nachrichten. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-1900, 1898-11-10

gBer nab ieiner nufrihtisen gniiht
geitlmmt bot, fann bas Helultnt NIT
@emiitbsrube annebmen, lei es lpelhes
es mplle.
SuÌˆd Dakota nachrichten. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-1900, 1898-11-10

Mtit 8elo lperDen manbmal politildle
Seelen perbnnoelt. glber III Wiinnebas
ha gonnlp 1T pfIenbnr fein bffentliher
Warfttag riir iolhe Banre einSurihten.
SuÌˆd Dakota nachrichten. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-1900, 1898-11-10
9amt bttt famm nid}t atbtilt ,perptn purd

otale Appltaiouen neil ,,s trantsn lbei oes Obs
res ntt erreiten rnnner Us siebi nur enen Meq, bic
GoubbeiI gu turren, uno Der 1T burd contutiousue
Selmitd. 1aubbet wire burt sinen sniaunoeten 3ns
ianh Der ihteimsen Austleouns brr gutahiideu R5bn
sesara' gSenn ctfle Noers N enisnnoei babt Sbr es
lie gang eeihloeu it, eriolgt 1aubheit uno psnn
bic Gnt,npuna midi seboben uno ases iohre wiebsr tn
ibren sb0rsen 3utano osr'.si wsroen sann wirb bas
shor ir immer serii6rt Deroen; halle uner ,ebu
limb burh 3oiarrb ueruriad wetdsr ntds ais elm erts
shnceier 3uitano Der bieimieeu OberNihen ii
g9ir wouen eiubuuberi Dollars lir Ienen (nurh Ra
tarrb reruriodhtsn) ssau laubbei eeben ben pf
nicbt ourdh gnusbmtn 0ou's sotarrbsRur heiIeu
tonnen. yaBt Gub umionit &irculare femmen
4 8 9benep 80, lotebc, o,
Berfauit BON anen dpptbelern. 8reis 75e
SuÌˆd Dakota nachrichten. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-1900, 1898-11-10

Suidlnlon guuntp CAB ben Gepnbliz
tanern etna 150 Stimmen s1eniger
Mebr belt als por sruei Sabren. Rie
,Nahrihten" biloen iih niht elm, ullein,
pisies Relultnt herbeigeiiihrt 81 baben
SuÌˆd Dakota nachrichten. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-1900, 1898-11-10

8nB @Duperneur See uno leine Wiit.
fanoionien I'm Staate niht 10000
Stimmen Utebrbelt erbielten, lit elnes
Der Rdtblel, bas Die ,,8pltesltimme'
mantmal aufgiebt.
SuÌˆd Dakota nachrichten. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-1900, 1898-11-10

,,6immelbod, iouhaeno Su zobe bes
triibt, 10 unoeidbr mar 9eltern abnedz
felno bic Gtlmmuna unter ben 9euten,
bic oui ben @ouuerneur 9ewettei hatIen.
drIb om Taae neiote iih oas 3inalein
Ser @ooae segen Hbllllps. lp0ter se8en
See uno 10 bin uno her.
SuÌˆd Dakota nachrichten. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-1900, 1898-11-10

glbItimmunsen iiber Yerfal1unasiras
gen lolten gang uno gar setrennt bon
anoeren Wablen ab9ebasten ueroen.
SuÌˆd Dakota nachrichten. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-1900, 1898-11-10
Gs mar elm heieer &f. Wber mir
brauhen fein Wort auriid5unebmen.

Die Sblaht llt seihlasen. Dengsab'
ruf fur bic politiIh looten nollen futr
auf Ip6ter perIhleben.
SuÌˆd Dakota nachrichten. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-1900, 1898-11-10

Die Bir9er uon 4pman gountp
iino 9e9en ben gountpauoitor flasbar
aeworbeu, neil Der gountpratb cine
Hednuua oeiielben i'm Beira9e BON 800
fir bic &orrl9irun9 Der SteuerliIte err
loubte. Die uripriin9lihe &ehaung be-
trus $276, luuroe aber pesen ben Hro
lsiten Der SteuerSahIer nuf 800 herab
seieet Der Yro5eB iuuree mad Nuro
10 Gountp uerlegt. Sn benz erlt leit
etlI4en Sabren or9anilirten gountp
io1 bic Yerwaltuns iebr loie aeiiihrt
weroen uno bic Steuer5ahler Iinn oa
raui ous, Der 2ubernlriblhoft eln Gnbe
III m.hen.
SuÌˆd Dakota nachrichten. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-1900, 1898-11-10

Nm nabenoen Danflasunsstase fam
bod Sober wenlsitens oafar oanfsrfullt
lein, oab Die ySnbl porbei lit.
SuÌˆd Dakota nachrichten. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-1900, 1898-11-10

9as 0reibunoshaupfquartier bier
bat Beridte aus alien Counties oes
Staates MT slusnabRe BON Hoberts,
gbaries WiI uno 9Dman. SolDelt Die
Sage mad, ben nnpUllltdnoi9en Serlhten
beurtbeilt fperoen fam, bleibt Die lebr
.fleine JtehrbeIt Don etDa 300 Stimmen
fir @ouuerneur See; oa9egen lit wabr-
iheinllt Der iibrlae Ibell pom Staala
tidet perform
Bruoiluss gountp sibt See 253
Nebrhelt; uor 5uei ssabren mar Die
Nehrhelt republltaniih.
Brufe stbl See elne fleinere Mebrs
1eit, ndmllb ca go.
BpR 0pmme slbt See ca. 200 Stim'
men mehr ois Dor 5uei Sabren.
Sn Gooington uer5elhnen bic STE
publifuuer einen Herluit BON etma $50
Stimmen.
Sn Campbell siebt Ybilips um 175
5timmen belier.
esn alncolu erbdlt See cine Mebrbeit
uon 75.
Rc@oot gountp eiebt benz 6uiions.
tidet e,ne un 300 Stimmen aerig9ere
Webrbeit ais Dor auei Sobren.
Wtner ooaesen erbobt leln 8otum
mir See UNI l75.
eSn Sanion uerSeihnen bic epublts
faner e,nen @snlnn BON 20 Stmmen
.yn Douglas oerlieren bie Nspublt
fdner etna $50 Stlnlmcn pom Hotum
BON 1896.
Sn Turner 1T etne Berrin9erlna oes
rep. 8Otums Su uerSeiAnen, aber oaS
aan8e rep Gountpildet l9eint bod er-
sudblt su lein.
go reiien Sic Berihte @epinne uno
-8erlulte nuf. Deitlid pom WiiHouri
bat aber See bob e,nen @eminn bon ca.
21O0 geeen 1896 5u uerSeiGnen. Oa
aeaen bat Bbllllps uobrideinl,6 einen
@erpinn bon ca. 1900 in ben 8lad
1iQs Semadt.
SuÌˆd Dakota nachrichten. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-1900, 1898-11-10

6tffentlit m!rp b,e 2sglSlaiur cine
reidl,de 9reibunosmebrbeit baben.
SuÌˆd Dakota nachrichten. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-1900, 1898-11-10
0onpernear See lit ipahrs
iOeiniid) ipieoereriudblt.
Wiinnebaba GunntD bielt iid gut.

Sbtpob( Die Wabiberihte aus bem
Staote unb pom Often nod iebr unurlls
fommen iino, lallen lie bod boffen,
has @ouDerneur See mt elmer flelnen
Wlebrbeit mlepererip1blt 1T uno baB Der
gpnsreB bemotruAihen 3uiuuhs erbdlt.
nnler Gountp atmnebaba), oas por
s,uei esabren ben Hepublifanern entrii.
len muroe. bleibt infer, init Nusnohme
oes Senaturs Botbum, Der bon u. 8.
Stites Gusgeitonen puroe; terner I'm.
terlag . 2nsueB benz s. 6. ytorton
fur 5haBmeliter, s. Bbipple benz Gb.
Bopers fir Shuliuperlntenoent.
9tahltebeno geben mir Die 8eri6te
4pie lie bis gum Mittluob slbeno elngez
lauien maren:
Baibinston, 9. 9top. Sefretdr aerr
pom oemotrattihea gon8reiitOnal So
mite lift felt iiberseugt, bnB Die 8emo-
fraten cine Utebrheit BON etrDa 20 I'm
ndhlten Reprdlentantenbaus baben
tUerpen.
Cincoln, 9leb., 8. 9lop. Ger republic
fauiihe @ouuerneurstdnbloat San9aro
1T ipnbrinelnllb eriudblt. SIN lebrls
gen 1T nidlts liher.
ct. 8aul, @ainn., 9. gioo. Eieler
Staat erwGhlte ben oemofratiiben 8Ous
uerneurs'nnoioaten 2no.
ytelp Yorf, 9. gtop. Roeiepelt iSi
NIT etipa 10000 Stlmmen' Ntebrbelt
sum @JuperGeur erlpdblt.
Weilmdutee, 9. gou. Der Hepubll
taner ScOfielo if gum @ouuerneur er.
tpdblt.
gan Sranciaco, 9. Wop. Sn Calf
fornia waren Die &epublttaner lieereih
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moment ana Moth had Lewis in mis- tigers
grip. He RAISED him bodily IN the air and
threw him over his shoulder. Wr-ggling
ard twisting Lewis struck the mat at full
length on rs right side momensarsly
stunned. ard before ne could protect HIN
self Moth vas on top Of aim Ike tiger
ard .skneed-' him down. As Moth arose
I<wss remained PROSTATE until his seconds
rushed in and helped him OF the mat
DR. r. A Churchill examined Lewis and
found that the muscles of the diaphragm
had been severely strained. Lewis un-
aou5sedly suffered grea, pain and although
given yhp full time allowed by the rules
was unable TO respond for the decisive faii
Referee Marbet then announced ,nat
Lewis had refused to continue the strug-
gle and ne would be compelled 10 award
the match 10 Moth
I.syis made a line showing and mp %
the last fall had decidedly the better o. X
His leg work was better. he was quicker.
and hs was on the aggressive nearly three
sourths Of the time. He won the Hrss TAI
in twelve minutes on a half Nelson anu
leg hold.
Moth won the second fall on half Nell
son under peculiar circumstances Notn
had a half Nelson and Lewis tried TO roai
him. bu, Moth got a quick crotch hola
ara had Lewis down on his shoulders n
p inv. II was evidently big surprise 70
Lewis. Time twelve minutes. the secohu
bout was much faster than the nfsi anu
was repieta with c.eyer work
Moth tried Greeo-Ronian unsuccesssuiis
,r ,ha third bout, Lewis leg work saved
hin, orca Moth got out OF half Nelson
ard crotch by as pretty a bridge as coniI
be made, but Lewis followed him up Gus
a I'd threw him on the same lock i.he'
Has. Moth a;i
Then came the fatal fourth. MON u,a
the ios In jus, twenty SECONDS ,.as
a crotch and elbow hrst' Ihsn -. ,,,,,,
Lewis over his shoulder ana Ial..is saw,
rns nreIimlnary match between sam
u,,oas ana OFT Callahan was Won ~
Hnu,es who took three out OF fou' iaiiS
,r, less than Ave minutes.
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Railroad Personals.

a. u. Calder. of Tacoma. travelling pas
sefger agent of The Canadian Pacific. Is
In the city.
f. c. Eckenberger. Of Portland. com
inerciai agent Of the Michigan Central.
IL IN the city.
Capt. George Conway. superintendent
OF the water line OF the o. r. 81 X ra.l-
way, with headquarters at Portland. is
In the city.
Copies OF the new west bound tariff.
naming class and commodity rules, were
received by local railroad representatives
from the tranScontnental freight bureau
yesterday.
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Charles gruner $s.5s grade taxes ~
passe6, adopted: recommending that the
claim % G. 8 Kirk Tor carsages be re-
teesesf, adopted.
From TIRE stree. committee tecu u-ner9-
ing this vsAening Of Eighteenth avenue
north ara 3 PORTION Of Denny way. adopt
ed. recommending that the petition OF E
A Subway for permission 20 grade at
private expense certain portions OF East
Pix street. adopted.
From the FIRE and water committee
Recommending that the protest OF NJ NJ
Ciorhser against water rate D. tabled :
adopted.
From the committee on posbcs, license
and reyerue-Reeouanzend thai "a ordi-
Ear.ee extending the saloon limits TO AZ
Glide the west side Of Third avenue. b.
tween Madison and Spring streets. be not
passed afogsesd. recommending tsas the
calm ~ g. r. Scilettler for the refunGing
Of g. 5s referred 10 the beard OF health
and thu finance committee for .rves,iga-
ten. adopted. recommending thar ord
nances granting liquor licenses 20 Lon-
hardsuo * Knecchi and o. r. Dahiaa-s;.
and that a transfer be graDfes! 10 Matthew
Ryan be passed. adopted.
: From the COMMITTEES or harborz and
wFaryes- Recommending that the petition
o< John CYlrisusan for fruis stand On the
city dock b. rejected. adopted.
Ordinances introduced.
The following ordinances were intro
duced:
Appropriasing SIS from sAs general fund
for purchase OF right Of way from q. J..
Drummer. referred
Appopr.ating s3gi5 for the payment Of
divers general fund claims: passed upon
Suspension Of the rules.
Granting saloon licenses 10 LonhaFdiio
& knecchi and -. +. Dahiquist; referred.
Appropr.asng 81. SIS for the purchase OF
five new horses for the fire department.
800 Of the money 10 be used ia enecting
an exchange for six worn cut horses now
owned by the city: referred
ApproprIasisg $40 for the purchase of
five additional fire alarm boxes: referred.
Authorizing the purchase Of 1850 feet Of
twepty-incl cast-iron water pipe 10 be
laid on First avenue north. from Pike 70
Virginia streets. and appgopriating money.
passed.
Extending saloon limits to Include the
west side OF Third avenue. from Cherry to
Seneca streets. indefinitely postponed.
second Reading Of Bills.
over.
Establishing an arc light at Fourth ave-
nue. south and Washington street: referred
back 10 committee.
Forfeising a franchise granted to G. Fl.
Baker in 1871 to erect poles and string
electric wires. passed.
Granting liquor licenses 10 ID. Murphy,
George Hariig and III. Aurenheimer.
passed.
Appropriating $500 TO pay damages
claimed by Catherine j. Blain; passed.
Granting IL transfer of liquor license 10
John corgiat: passed
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Harlem Races.

CHICAGO. June 2a.-Weather fair:
track good Harlem results:
Four fur.ongs-- Helms PET wun. o,ieen's
Pon second. Golden < third Time SOS,
o.1e and oue-Sixyeenth mIeS~Treesy
wen. I>ai8S second, Tonic third. Time.
i.s&sA
Four !uricugN- MasSie V Won. Rosa L.
second, FoSa"t,e tAts3, Time. 8a'4
One and ones. Xternth miles The
Dragon won, Inconsistency second. Jack OF
iie3tt~ {hiyd Tine ia
seven flr'ongs PtHsrae won. Richard
J SECOND Patron third Time, =
t.fae ,nisT ans stvea yards Monk WAY
ntsn ven, lndTR second. Grixella third
Tim, I-ES
one riis-~Alfge$co wen. Goodrich sec
end. k9seT ;A-r4. Tame. ! ~
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l.atOnia Races.

CINCINNATI. June o-Thls was
Maine" day at the Iatonia track The
entries. gate receipts ana all were turned
over 10 the fund for a monument TO the
dead Of the Inflated hattieship Weather
tne. track fast, Results:
One mile. selling Ben OFalion won
Mrs. Bradshaw second. Domestic third
i42is
Five fursongs~-Saivarssc won EeSaue
second. Donna Hell third Time I:a2i.
One and one-eighih miles, seliing-k,ttv
u. won. charina second, Rernp third
Tine. i:.ja.
Seven aud half furlongs~ JeaHnot
won. Saeher second. Beguile bird Time,
SSt
Five furlongs Billy House won obstl-
nate simon second. Esstahrooks third.
Time. t.t31a
Aiile. selling Katie May NOE. The Doc
scr second. EyeEst third. Time. AZ.
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NEW YORK. June @-Results at
Sheepshead Bay:
Five and a half furl0ngs--Cieophus won
Lady Marian second Lamet third. Time
los 20
One mile-Ben Ronald won Nuto second
Leedsvsile fhird. Time i:8e 60
Five furlGnys, Daisy stakea-king Don
won, Larva second. Armament third
Time. i.0i a.
One mile and furlong-Orl5nd won,
DEFENDER second. Howard Mann third
Time. l:56 Is
Futur,ty course selling-Rushar won.
Jack Font second. Francis Brooks third
Time t.35 la
SIX furiougs. Grass inaugurai-fsa,lore
won klnnskinnick second, Van Antwerp
third. Time i:1s %
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Beaver Races.


tf~-N Il. ! ttoF - Result.
Pace-~Fioreuce r, wca IN StrslKu; heats
Gsofev 8 Look seGo,ti. Fauuis Putnam
third tir%t t.ac. g.leie
REL 1sne John \, 1t Il ~Hs1 Won h4si
tine. 80 s,sleU Madison ans is Spcs-
ssAn also stated
stunNtffS $eVegs fua,eHEs-- E.Tesne a,sq
bTaI~, se54l55 t4hr. ftt ta.Ta TIRE n
kUnasur. faur and a nAE turlcss<s Rtll
lt0@ art WcG. MaN EsAcn second IAssrs
" sNe,i tAsv5 19Dr. -
HgHusnS. hurtta hs ae sap, gssss a-sf soe~
ctsasa nsties~ As i'T.sr von. 81 Essrss.ia
sseessaa. TtxsvSana te.rf- gTtne stp
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netrs.ss Hsas-~.

DETROIT. Junr -. Weather s1oyse.y.
track fast Rt~13ts-
01se-hsif n1stt. sv1lfaS Neads w,a. com
SsaFvae second. is,0s3cs sh3rst rsgne tst-
t}a# mile. ~eilssE- Aunle Laurie w1a
5.Assa;'ii5sc i2gfeV SsNou8. EoatuenkA
shigd TI.ne. ia
kete Aud aAlf farioE&S. selling Is.Sss.
Tlass Gse'a
tsBe an.is--AAee tsf.-y wea. <sxss4;ls.
Sec~ant D0r JaHnus faisl. Ttnse. 80
tAtev ae8 F'.se-sssff nfifT. ~ lsE Park
JAEtsfs Woe ito&@t t'a0ace S~ucsss& gA5g
&,tsYsut-s Jhsrs 119ae ia
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pOrtla ID Il.


Stolen hases-Hy Seattle /. by Port
land
LIFT on bases-SeattIe s. Portland &
Bases or hasis-cT e'oniskey ;. Eessel O.
Baxss from being hit by pitched ball
by cumiskey J. fes<el >
Struck out-By Corskey Z. FeSsel =
Tw0-haSe hitS-Page. Hartmann
Three-lsaso hits or bett. nea. Haynes.
First base on errors Seattle 1, Port
land :.
pouhle plav~-Ben1er 10 Clark 10 Bor-
cheers
PasSe,! ballS--By Hartmann > Murphy l.
TINE 81 game "a
T-mpirc-Nr Ncint rnv
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MOTH WINS THE MATCH.
Lewis Is Disabled i'm the Fourth Fall
and Unable Ia Continue the
~

The small crowd of ueople present a. the
cat sh-as-cti.,h-.an wrestling match last
night al thu Seattle thcatrr between
Charles Moth. champion ~ the world AT
Greco Roman style. ans. Frs;,k Lows pilY.
STEAL Instructor az the Seattle Athseti.
t7iuh. witnessed a climax that they will
ueve- so-Eet
WA th@ fa}Is two - one in rsew.s'
favor. the gladiators cams together. \
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Hands Across the Sea" scored another
success ~ the Third Avenue thea.sr last
night II is one Of the most realistic dramas
seen there this season, and moreover. is
eXceienty cast correctly costurei and
admirably staged. The acme Of stage rsal-
ism IL reached IN the fourti, act. which ts
laid on board the American ship Australia
Hands Across the Sea-" VIII continue all
this week. including the customary Satur-
day matinee
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Loyal Lodge. Nc. iHa, T. O. G r. gives
a free literary and musical entertainment
this evening - 4. .. L. w. hail Pioneer
bRiiding, The programme includes an al
dress by Rev Mr.. Wstham.
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Com position.

We are now prepared 70 DO composition
fer the trade tany measure In Nonparei.
Aini0n, BreSier and Long Primer. Salts
faction guaranteed. Cal or address Post
lrteiigeacer Seattle
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THAT TIRED FEELING

In man who Is apparently robust
and healthy : not a sign II weak
ness. X shows that his energy Is
dormant. He needs something TO
awaken the i!fe In his nerve cen
-
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VAN CAMPS Pork ana Reans.
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They don't wear out, becans.
the calks protect them and
when the calks Wear they can
be easily removed. You do !.
yourself by the aid of i small
wrench and you don't lose a.,
time hunting for a blacksmith
you're not likely to find one
on the Klondike trail).
Neverslip Shoes absolutA
ly prevent slipping on ice and
snow, save horses feet, save
time and money.
All parties starting for tho
gold fields with this outfit Win
reach their destination, if itdA
ponds upon the horses
FOR SALE nv
Nicois Dean. st. Paul. MINI
Honeyman. DeHart & Co.. Portland q.
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~ Noa cGrmns cal
FeA1as As n y 2ss3.< a.
ea %s8Ya vi as~-X-
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Has made q reputation for iis won
derfQl vita liy!ag influence or ;he
nerves. Every spark - wave
OK @nif9la3 we penetrating the vital
ORGANS. sending tb% blood bounding
through the veins and carving life
and energy 80 sae Tired nerves. Il
q rog5s@zs ifie ambition and fire IN
man ard lis touch IS the healfnfu.
es>sfscs - vitality thai makes
St~cng vigorous ma ahood an.
M 90
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xar1oNAL LEAGUE GAMES.


CHICAGO. June 0-Tne orphahS
their first game from the chaii,p .Sl $50
- ,iosc snisb. Attendance. 3, 80. score:
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lN the flns'>vs~ eepsusiSse<A Reeaf1 e5gegsa-
tng tha; &c eyi8aBee allowing Catherine
L. Hisln & w dsaaaHgN ~ regarding az
PRS, sNea9s rarta - Fss sss@5 atF ~ -
rss'si'1 me fsfsnsy tAe "a saaEc - AS Svt3nAace
Spg'~cE>sisftng Sac fof the FuTs. base - 81
u~a street sares~er. adopted ssscssHt rslesa.s
Sag thA' Sss bar spprsreT}s;ins $50 ~ ga
thv E's}rcfas. - fwous9.s4x sSix sAaassc~ tar
tAe police alarm system b% Parsed
a. opted
h'e,ssu tht >ia}ss@ COMMITTEE .- Re.>s.fs9-
ss'f 0is{ag sFsf ~ orsitFa1rz 1ersssiw., ta
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tNDtkiIsR q RE.

TIE Beif has dors me ,ots 81
god X helps usT back znd KID
1eSs more every tirue | yea n
X cured tas diabetss n three
weeks. ] cS1 now lie in bed al
niETt without getting l5p. and I
s}sep : gyez1 deal better y Lass
veil. Sex lss'. Tacoma, Wasn..
New. -. iS~
ArE>ssse Yourself, Awaken the
tiIsiit} th-sG - within youi tses
os-I 81 sASt sluggish. nsir-aeses~,
corsss- 7fsa 8sd fee the ere ans,
v1zor of your manhood Cau ana
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Esper and Sugden: Doaahue
Id Mcfarland. Empires Emslie and