davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1899-03-15
To find the approximate weight of

To find the approximate weight OF
a conical pile of quartz, measure the
diameter of the base in feet, square
this diameter and multiply by 1894
This will give the area. Multiply
this sum by one-third the vertical
hight of the cone-shaped pile and di-
vide by 20. This will give the mum
Der of tons in the pie. Example "A
pile Of ore is II feet vide and 4 feet
high, piled in circular form; l2xlZ=
l44. This multiplied by 1854 equals
113. O9x1a feet (one-third the hight
1904 cubic feet. This divided by
20 (the number of feet in one ton,
gives 7.52 tons.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1899-03-15
NEW TO-DAY
Notice 10 Miners.

TWO GOOD MINERS, ACCUSTOMED
l. to copper ore, can obtain favorable
lease by applying to the undersigned.
Carbonate ore, limestone formation,
lodges IS inches wide and upwards. High
grade ore occurs in streaks and punches in
ledge: requires asserting. Assorted ore
will net at dump of mine S35 per ton. Dis
lance from Railroad, three miles and o
half 5. a. M APP
Hawthorne, New, February IS, 1899.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1899-03-15
WAN TED.

MEN AND WOMEN TO WORK FOR
w us at home. We pay from So to SIG
per week for making Crayon Portraits.
New method. Any person who can read
and write can do the work at their homes
during day time or at night. Send stamps
for particulars and work at once.
LICHTIG & AGNER, German Artists.
No. 8 Taylor St., cor. Market and Golden
Gate avenue, San Francisco, Cal.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1899-03-15
CLAIMS ALLOWED
By the County Com
miSSiOnerS.

A T THE LAST REGULAR MEETING
"A Of the Board of Commissioners of Es-
meralda county, Nevada, the following
bills were allowed:
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1899-03-15

And in accordance with law and an order
of the Board of Directors, made on the
3Oth day OF November, 1898, SO many
shares of each parcel of such stock as may
be necessary will be sold at public auction,
at the office of the Company, room -, No.
31S Pine street, San Francisco. California,
on Friday, the Goth day of January 1899,
at the hour Of o'clock P. NJ Of said day,
to pay said delinquent assessment thereon
together with costs of advertising and ex-
penses of sale.
r. w. HEATH, Secretary.
Office, Room 70, No. 31S Pine street, San
Francisco. California. j4-td.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1899-03-15
MISCELLANEOUS.
QUARTERLY REPORT.

rOTHEHoNORABLE, THE BOARDoP
l. County Commissioners Of Esmeralda
County, Nevada:
The County Auditor and Treasurer re-.
spectfully submit the following report Of
the financial affairs of said county for the
three months ending December 81. 1894
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1899-03-15
RANCH NEWS

We are always glad to receive items
from our farmers. After all is said
the farmer is the mainstay of any
community. Let tho people know
what you are doing; how cattle and
stock are prospecting; how many tons
OF hay or potatoes you will harvest.
1t will attract attention of skeptics
to our county.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1899-03-15
OUR JOB OFFICE

Is fully equipped, and we are prepared
to print:
Letter Heads,
Bill Heads,
Business Cards,
Posters, Circulars,
Checks,
Blanks,
Envelopes,
Shipping tags,
And in fact any kind of job print
ing at short notice and
low rates.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1899-03-15

Every taxpayer should take the Bull
LETIN to learn how the county affairs
are being administered, as we'll as to
get items of local interest which are
not published in the daily papers.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1899-03-15
kiNlHC NEWS

Being published in the center of a large
mining region particular attention
will be paid to the mining industry.
Correspondence from outside camps
is urgently solicited.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-06-20
DOG ShON Is BONDED OUT.
DEFENDANTS ~ ANNA COxAD.s srT7
co ON rnErR Way.
Trained Pennies aaa EooAles ID
Abroad. Rival Owners WIN Lssa.

The strand binding Norris Bros' dog
ard sscny shcw to remain In the taYisaie-
ton at the Tinted States circuit court IN
81 attic was severed yesterday when Clar-
ence and Andrew Norris and Fl. 9. Rowe.
the defendants in the equity suit brought
by Mrs. Blanche Norris 70 enforce her
claim 10 a half interest in the show fsei
a surety company bond In the sum Of
s.0a for the purpose OF preventing the
appointing 81 q receiver by Judge Hanforsi
and Of securing emission TO take the
show property cut Of the Jurisdiction %
the court.
The show Is now in rarona and viii
next go 70 Victoria, thence TO Vancouver,
and ultimately across Canada to Mon
treal. where II Will embark for Europe.
presumably 10 exhibit for the desecsatson
OF tae customary crowned heads. In the
meantime. however. the dispute between
Mrs Norris and her brother-in-iaw. her
husband and Rove over the extent Of her
interest Ia the dog show will be fought
out in the Federal court here by seattle
lawyers.
The dispute IL A complicated one. IN
seems that about fifteen years ago An
drew Norris. whose real name Is Andrew
Coxad. married the plaintiff in the present
suit. who thereupon became by Law Mrs.
Anna Coeaa Aat N the chow wurta MIA
blanche Notrsst fof several yeera attse
s .ss nAntrs q. Hs.s ., ssssasssS Sss
Clarence NosrtA. conducted Ancthef. In
process % time the two Shove were con-
!. k 81: 1 mar: e s MAJ Lao: Z: =: se
sad claims, her husband Ia ORDER 10 N1ke
fefrrd g her Z ONE a.2 iAsesess y ~
thres years Aso. whsa dsssesSic ssesass
came into the CcnA1 hoQse and An1reW
md Ais wife separated. n tey n1casAe
the wife obtained Z divoees aad deuAAdsa
SAe wAs refused any iAteeeet In tAs
business Her husband tead her that sAe
owned none and that eefsee ~ saleoNa
i ls e, was scossrsd M sscsnsf sat ~
later Rowe, the advance Agent, AAa e0-
talNea = third Interest.
The dispass vas llsigassa IN the oele
ment but il the asantins the sSow
property had been removed ffOM the slSss
and the d~cree was u no valA< o1Ace
then Mrs CesAd caAiMe that che hos
forss ' illuminated In the ssss nov cenasns
In the Seattle coarts. In which che de-
mands a on~-half tntereee In lh4 eAow ena
2 ohe-half interest N the proets u has
allow h. worth 6AeM
since settling cae AZ he els!MA ~ n.
terest in the dog sAoW. Andrew CUoaA
Il a. ring master. He = aAid 60 b. -
Tar the c1everrss man IA the eomotnAttoA
But ey IN unfortunate acctAeMN ~ ~
s n nc" ~ ss innate ss y " So -
Il sssms shss xAsa The sAew Va IA A.
toriA cossd wAa tndsced % lcin lhe In
s Ssrs Sass sas . 80 ~. ss ~
shot the hedging Cooad In the hip With
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-06-20
MARINE NEWS.

HOQi iAM~saslea. June Is steam schr
Ah~rdee@ ia tee n tas kssae fcf San Francisco,
where aAssnsrg wsit he placed
SEAH HA1arss=rd est Jsss. ~ xsT MaeAsnas
gren Tacoma fm ssa Frsncisco
PORT ANsEtEs-fssssd ant. Jane - "a Car
eetelss frrm fsss lnale- tos Ran Francisco
M.t>a. frssa fss, lie. Angeles sst xanaiaaa
NEw WORT srsfssd. Jsne i. schs Hsrslzsor.
sswsa Par Blsses~v
tpcs Ray Arrived 1an. IA str Signal f-an
EraEKA- Sailed. ssas Is scAr William Csr-oa.
Zoe Per- B4sh.sev
SAN rEnRo s.assi ISu- Is. s<hr Mss.as. sas
EsEkErT sailed. Jsas Is. sshs s.a,ara Mar.
res fesre
ASTORIA -Arrtspa Jane a. ssr erses p0lar
rs~ex s4il~s frs-s y sl~s s.r Tai ~ fs~ vlsssv.
cssna stNs fssness ~ s&n Fran~is~
TACOMA Arss*e1 tSoe T.. scar Eva. frrsa sss
Frsssessee ar Ma7sinss. trsw sas rvsscssro. Jsns
ST. AGekinsS tes Ssn Frsnesseo
PvsRr TOW Ssg>Is~ srr4v--s lore IS ssrn Ssne
l. ssszssra tsvs PERI Rass~ssy sas Aaslasse
MANILA Arrived Iuns h. e. SAsrrpzn
sAS FRsN9Iss,o~ srrtvvvs Ias~ u .rAs vassss
srvm Gran hsvts~ "a SxtAer-r tr~sa r.ooas
Arvass f@v s'eos has. ~rsr IssxSe pvssn fa=
FAGNos tn Arrsvsss. Jane n. ts~~ N Saaa.
f%svz Orgy.
Asw.asrfs y w-.-4vra p~~-ts.. Pr.
= r. - ssrxssan, srvs Nsx4s.ia 10 Ea~a fw
ttg~xaa
arvxSsrowS- ar44,ra ssaw .. sss- A. n
tsskss. frsvn ssrssun r. - Ms~~enS- sroe ssr-sea
:s o7~xpa
yosaaAuA ~ssnea Ia1s "a ~ ssr ywy~~-
e s'~tas ssr ysnrsaxvrr
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n-~s f~e~a ~sa Ftssrs~a~
SPOKEN -~ssMs ) t2s u nr-gA Esnz = ~~<s
sr ~ tssssseess tEv1 o~ssea - osss~sss-~
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-06-20

o.. Lssis. - WasAiagtea. q.
-. LouIs. 1sae y Clean, hard his.ias u op
tsssnse .onenss ssys 81 Leans viesosy
Is. 81 l. :. a-aa sas : 5. ~ Asssa sss,s
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;, ss.sa;s. -Is.as q ocs.eT ws,sias ANA Nc
CAaeass, 10, Desssa. =.
CHICAGO. lame Asssr Boston had ssaA,s
is@ s~ss.ss aaa asiss tie bases Hs s,idnss. VA
isslo~sd y ,rip's and ,sss e. s.ssas ne 70
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R.fssr,r. Catalan and Drsssa. wins. xlrssis
ana bergen rmpirvs saaasy sad MeaAssaa.
PhliaaelpAls, - Ctneianati, ..
CINCINNATI June n-The he'd. played their
! :: ~ n: 6 FL. S:. s g Ds...s ~. s
tsnAanes. 20 Scors
e..esaa..... Il y k.IIrs0.a.,,a,. = nrs
EAsissies -nssst<lstssn and Wood; Donahne and
Leuisville, 3, baltimore, 2.
... s ia, and IL. 6s sss have sssa
sAnt ~ bat fss t~s nispiass wasness single seat
Y The ssaaias run in ~ sse'fih Attendance. -
rsa. -; : : =; :;...;: s,..s j
Rsa1nSnn Jmpsres~ s~arscod and Warner.
PsttsAsrG, ., New York. =.
,:s. =. s.,. s r:ts:, :s,.
g. 49, .A. ':s.s fis' sAs = M =: I. mad:
three kis. and siid she hasvs. bas could nos
AssNhsoe. i.ns secr.t
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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-06-20
ssD DAMAGES ron EXPLOSION.
essattses at -. ". Jacobs Claim
ess,oco frass the city.

claim ssa@n~s The city f1r tS.sa DAM
80 was Yesterday tis5 WITH the clerk Of
- @ty evsssscsi by tha r~ssssvs~ Of II w.
xsrees> sisln, 81 tho ssesssr explosion last
sonast A Battle. attorneys for the csstEss-
~ TIE city vii have sixty days IN
Smsh - Anss~r II Earring sh ~ .ssus ~
s.tFH toward s&slsssrttan ~ the ciatrn ~
SSf 49, wtif - Instituted la the sarer-
nsosf; sssa f7asa Jsross. sysosh ess ~ =. herr.
NssA yaN&ss lsr A 8 Jacobs ar3 ssrt-
sses 9sessss ~asgfss Miss ia~fi~ saasssss
U.s. Acsi~ Jacobs ard Mrs tsoes " ta~sa
ne -'atsas-at ~ se0 es.lns - that 90
1swt = }NS~ = W laess~. .fsNsanx
s'ate 81 Aswssasg Wns4s t~nsss .re .sls 90
Asafsanx IA rn@ es7v 81 Aeatsse. aus ~ tR.s
ssfhHs z ~-la oAy ST assssss the Asaf ~
. sfVSS - VAS blown ssr tsv ga ext -
sen e>Sssffas arses ire xzssA Ak en- See
Va $Nfatt sessth n fsoas u ne asssletr<
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80 - Sc ~ F&a stra~ TIE sxes kshsa -
w. -fesstN fse~es fsrrf tAzs ~ssf sxr41ss "a
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koe pa 4@@as ths ssa@waaS sss Nan ~
= sHa SftA tt@ r~srsa~sssw nj
kfe~ss~sg- p. rs esty srs s,s- ,sSy axee@
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~ sAss q W fagsssz< was 70 .as eee
assf - 1--we vrArs
s1s' af srt9A - sAe GegEsxss>e 90 ~
- "a re~s'sssss sn sAs ss~ass ~ sse ssAA
= ssssss- sAe undersigned have So.
Srre d&~@ses "a shs .sss Il ssa ~. ssr
vsse@ .a-a sSzs sAss hsrssv essssa pas ss>aas
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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-06-20
MATER FRONT ACTIVITY.
LIVELY nGsrMpTsOs - SHIFTING
AFTER 4 srxDAv NEST.
ras Awey sssnsasls~Tsn41ia
GSee - Dasansa gsaasA-eeean
Cel11eYs Arstve-LoaA<r Craft.

After q Sunday holiday the water
fruns resumed its Usual business activity
ysssersay. There were no arrivals. save
GOLFERS, OF oceAn-9otnx craft. though a
number 81 vesseis sailed. The OrfaAba,
Of the Pacific Coast EteAmshfp Com
panyFs line. psslied cat for Alaska dur
ing the for~noon. She had 90 tons Of
freight. general merchandise and ma
chtnery. ind by the time she leaves the
Sound viii have picked ap probably sixty
passenger
Following IL . liz, Of the orisaba's se-
attic passenEers.
SO s;.,,.s as mss ess sss e.. xu, sssn
iohn kA3e+css. .. yaneh 9 wSsse~. sames smith.
, h.st.sa. 6 :. Rsr.sa Rsu.ssas. A Bo~-
The steamer City AZ SEATTLE whose
kiondske passenger from Lynn canal set
the commercial world 10 taking more
about gold ard the wonderful riches OF
the celebrated camp. got away for Stag
Way again last night Az was the case
= larfe passenger contingent. for jus,
row the big travel with the exception OF
sxcsrsionists. il from instead Of TO Alas
"A. Among the more notable OF the Be-
d. Charlton, the Northern Pacinc gen
sraI pAas@nser agent 1T Portland He
sh.r eas aa.s,.T Nh os Snar''en me, and ID
fred Dodwsii. American manager of
Dodwen 4 Co.. the hlg London shippers.
t. another She 10 going north on q
pleasure tour. and Is accompanied by
Mrs ooisey. wife Of Frank Woolsey.
also OF the Dcdweli company.
The Brttiah- Amsrfcan iinep steam
frsish,sr Pert Albert. Capt Henry Mar
rtn. sailed for Honolulu last night Her
cargo consists OF 90 pounds OF Honolulu
mail, $50 tons OF general merchandise
and A01 tons Of Resign coal She carries
only enc passenger. Il. G. Holt OF this
city. who " en- route To accept \ posi-
ton With AcCAbe. Hamilton q Kenny.
the III sfevesfove firm Of San Francisco
NJ. Holt was the Seattle representative
OF the Vancouver steamer line
The little sfeamer Tonauin will get
away Tor SoDtbeastern Alaska tomorrow.
carrying James Bent and Charles Roteei.
Al Juneau they viii take aboard Mr.
George Bent and L. II. Davis. An En-
Giish mining expert. and proceed TO the
east side Of Barano6 island where Mr.
Davis will examine certain mining prop
critics
The steamer White Wing, towing the
little schooner Blanche, sailed for RoTa-
ceqaadra. Southeastern Alaska. yester-
day.
The schooner c. r. Merchant arrived
Yesterday. and with the bark videete IL
taking on cargo Of lumber from etim-
sons Ballard mill for California potnts
The steam coiiiers Willamette and PRO
fresc came In. and are taking on coal for
ean Francisco.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-06-20

NEW YonK Jene - In The passy stakes 81
sh-~psA~aa Nas tsdAs MEDIA Ana Msssr,cosdsa wsse
sssasi fsvefst~~ " Atsie sore shsa ~sik
es~r for NeAA fss she wce eli the say csnsfss
Ts-sss .sos the SIXTH . keAa ffvrs asrassve.
Her time ssesiea the trafA seses6 W. III CARA,
The e~msx u tsasuar fsyosise Ter the Suburban.
ssss~~,-f ys~seg Mshss awsy fsem his stables ~
AsY sn8 sead hsn he eeals res 1te sas hsse ~
sss ere esss during shts ard asst seas. Mr. tiask
has shr txsrx urdsr ecasrses fof - and tAs. and
say~ be prefers to res him The sis - y~ar -
STA, On he ersssnd Re mates esr~t ehssEss
sns, Hsnesas ~ss rassef ia the hss esr~ ~ satsr-
ssss bat sierlare~ Ne cd rseswst etasv e.nsr
ssx fsTf1nes Asmsrssen -na ff~staaseafa'rcs
t,ss aea ree-ss9hsa nslrs ssalsrs Hellans Ven.
Fstses xesrama Han tne thru Tine. 81
fYse fssls~xa Isatsy stairs Media At<efscus-
ga .sssad fhs Hohhs tsss Tire. ~ "a
Un< nuass@ MAJ Hs~rss>$d Asrsy Fssnee
scss~.a osrnn itrnard third rsme, - IL
Fsss fasloas. seissrg Assrtsls ~sn, Prestige
sssa F1wbs tksrt fsBs. -
ssJ stxsee~sk saiiss csa<s sritsng stsaes
cwssrsi rruss YEA Intrusive sssuad. sarcoFd thisa
Tsne iG
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sYFvsd Al sves ny bosiy.
These so6n hrohe casinta
pse<s. and 1. IL eaey -
imAgfae the su0eying I
endated- Before b.
came convinced that toe
doctors could DO NO good,
] had spent . hundred
doltArA> Whfch vas seAlly
thrown away. I then
tired vasio 0a patent
medicines. bat they did
Dos reach the disease.
when { had Anashed my
nyxt hottie Of 3. =. &. /
wss gsea1y improved
a8d 0&s dp itR6t4G vita
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-06-20
Copper colored
Splotches.

Theso u snly ooe cRe Tor CcataGto0e
Blood Poiscn-the disease which has
completely based The aoctors They
afe totally unable 70 cure il. and direct
thsir e9ors toward bossling the poison
mp in che hsood and concealing il from
view. 8. 6. 3. cures the diseass posi-
siveiy ssd permanently b forcing out
every trace Of the tain1.
! vss aAaesed Win terrible hinoc diseAse.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-06-20

ne seoult- The iaf9e I'D splstches ny
eAsss began - grow pa,er and smaller and
befefe long diADpearrd entirely. Fegssn<d
ny ieot weAGhs. heea0e ssros9er- and my sp-
pestee 4reosy t0peovp1- v0s 5000 entirely
cell. end ny sk5n - cisas - . piece al gaass.
T. l.. NS1as. - Mulberry 81. Newark. X. J.
Don't destroy Ill possible chance Of .
cure By taking the doctors treatment
Of mercury and potash. These minerals
cause the hair TO fall out, and viii
wreck the entire system.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-06-20

sy~esai psxpatch-s 10 the rsss -inseiisseur~.
NEAH RAY. June "A p Barometer 70 es
~iud vest D miles rsssea ons isa nAsas
ssssr .raastes hsst in tow. y n u steamer a.
Va str Marksnsv - - o m ting Basd~n ard
srasil erAe~,see sn Fay
TWIN. Jane Is p, mtIesds fresh west
Wind
PORT cgEscs NT. Jase ~ Il . r. Bs-anaeser.
81 N cssaAy ~isa sess 2 nails
FORT ANGELES inne - q I. ~ "a lssaay
strong ives, wsna FAs>~d csst. hs tarouseis. in
I've So Liam $40 a. IA Psss~d a.,. tsx Coirsa-
VITA ssnn. ~ q ih straits. hosiad pus. q ship
10 .ns Nanssstsr IL bay - NJ = Graes
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kESxEy DEFEATS DrNkmonsr.
~ sbe WiaA-rp nSth Soen Were Tee
T1pea 10 ra9ht

NEW fpHks tan< H~M the Cxney fstand
aprstine ssiss tosnGAs befsss slim rruwd ranh
AentsJ. ~ Lstrns. ser<svec she Asefstea Dssak
nytse. - tsfAfssse b . tN&utJ Ase round bens
- The A1Ufsssss sseA Asss TO tast. ras in t~s
ssas.is ~ sue5hk and sassesstA. Dznhhsss ,ssdsA
hesFsix; snd Md yant nsesssarsss Qn<er
nsts mas recovered sss<11y. An1 had sse ~ fes-
- gSnuv hsSose tAs 80 ssandeS. In the e5a~tnG
rssnd boxh ssxn r~s~ Toe fss &C., 10 DO ear hAFns
al a1sAnaoA YasA tan1eA seQonsei1y. he csabd nss
Antsh has mAn. Al she cad bcth oea wese on their
feee
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-06-20

Over I.od1 suits. the cream Of the spring
ard summer stock. have been put on four
big tables AT J. BerkmaE 4 Bro.'s Your
choice goes FOR noe adv
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-06-20

ST foisFs 1w.s y @tseiy csssssssz Isle
tsstsahsn sss shs lard ossnsn ire rena@s sAs
fsss ssssssAs ss~sss IL sh< fcsssA event Fsssats
taes1 cot sS.s a. kNsfwsfsg ssz asSaeS for
Essx Frat fast R<sssss
Sx esss1sss, ~s1aes Hfssus GATES
s@enx~s -ss. Hs~sts thsrA Tsns. M
sssNa fszssesss sesssny r. tr1fs wne. ar gstfsE
.-.arsa ss3 s1s.xaty sAsFt rs@~ ! ~
xtas aaa oss.ss gsrs.. s<sstwx itsAe x wsA@A
~en TssssA tsrs sese~a ssS B~@ae ths-S Tssss.
4F
So ss@sessss rsss~r kse.se<Son we, ts 1ss~rAiHs
zss~EA fzsssssze ttss9 r~s -
Fsv< sssrsssss sss~~s~ SssatAssu sssss s@@ saz
rs.,isxs s-->wA F<{ss esrse tssf@ r.rs. ss
MFas ssza su@ass taats ,'aEssasa ~ssn. Mess
s,.ssssx. srssnss n fevs tctra -yxs 80
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SAIL.--HO!!
:. osalr' ~ - b = sl1he,

Il yoa have ordered II laden with
6NElL BICYCLES = your fortune
= assured. THEY STAND FOR
SUCCESS. Write for cur catalogue.
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EVERYBODY going on "Wednesday To
visit the hattleship Iowa. Flyer wharf $50
a. m. and p. N. Steamer Skagit Chief
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n WORKING Trim.
- ,nnnDtxr Of ROUTINE nusa-
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nsSsns Frasehise asa H1ssf-
- ownes.hip Debelea So Be-
- = Corporations esa1satee
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TINE CAs~ascA MavAahse q o. raa,
railway 80 The us0s popular Ire s<sweeA
g. Paas ana Chicago.
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sYNoPsis.

Local report Naxinain Temperature g. minimum
Temperature. s.; sempe6.tsre e dr. baih
=. ses bulb. s. Ne rain. weather. eiesisy
GEO n SALISBURY,
Section Director Weather Bare>A
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f@s-s-sercissg Juus issA tse Canadian IA.
rice railway ard Sec lire tRsI "Ersrs y Al
fSr1ssef~ wfst S~sve s@attss az sc a IN
- ~ TIE fastest train across Sse eattf-
rsns ~ fsr~ss% trBss making = a
ssHrs TIE sssa1 g>snsns - - ssarggasssnx ese-
gssEe IL SfiB pay vesk 10 travzs ~ a.
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RATE t<Hfp Iowa s-ss8 ~xS1rSsau OF
ere SSaxft gThfet "Wednesday at ssn a. "a
sra . r ~ fsrsw shsrf
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re- s~ss essx ycs evsf ~as~ @tn - SIRE
- ssSs~ s~sls~ss - swsS sfEsrs sast J
Fsrkrss Isrgs are rs1nExg sAss week AZ
s. "a tsO a.xs 70 ibis -Nx4x
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FORECAST FOR TUESDAY.
Portland. Or. Jaoe d. lisa
Occasional rain: eucles
uNirEp STATES DEPARTMENT or Aas..
CULTURE WKAfakk nu8IAC.
DAlLY DCGLEItx
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CINCINNATI fep~ p xeassss eass-sns trsa
FAD Rs~sgss-
@ss faessaxs ses1t' -k>sysskEssrz waa. tsk-sest
es~as s-z~zs{ gssss hsshexeass sszs5 Tfae -
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sssss Miss Essxsa sa4sA Trxs "a
siSss zsgs@s ts~sAx ~@al ~ss4sfsS h@eesss sssss
ssssA Tsmw ss -<uxxs sdAns Ss|4xs&ss 1sTzssE
has -ss sAss@x&a~s - Assgsaa
A@x s~sNax Aess~8 ,isss sw@A SszsE& BsassF ser-
sxsa ssa.Na tAssA rs@ tE
FS~~ fsr<e~s~ SsessAEsxAs wsn4 fa~snsssrg s~na~S
r3sSssase sssr4 rEss IS
Me sssfssx- vss Es~sse~ w~1. ysaasxr sesszz&
s~s~s
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1s ss,ii;; s.ss &C Z SEQ s.s.a ;aa
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DENVER Janc D-Man AdaR the rus<tss
wrestler. appeared e<tor~ the Colsraaa Ashletss
Association. be AGreeznx 10 throw SD Ckrsssy, 4
Denrer Tom Quinn, a Minneapolis. cAsges ssun
HE, Doe. Payse. Md Meseys spanning partner
and Farmer Rnrns Ia aiaesy minutes. he did
u and had foffS~nve minutes to SPARE
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Nsrsas~ pavtsson. Sasner's r@~rerts
every Taessssy r~Taay ara sars.As
nAsAsa Aaus~M "a free.
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Many Yachts start Fro0 Dover -
WeaigU1Ana.
DOVER. EAwiand june m-A dn&ea saeAts
srar,~d to-day fsum here in The rAce 10 Hestectand
fa the Empssse Wliliam cap Tue weather wsa
beautiful and = hsge csewd was prrseol Hin
majesty has presensed 4 seeesaa eutA cup foe the
RACE Ia csnmsaorasisa a 0sssn v1etesiai oaA
hirthdsy
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vAs a1Aesed with terrible hnnc diseose
which vAx In spces o. Aesf bot afsepvsrne