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The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1899-02-22

To insure happy new year keep thu
fever clear and the body vigorous by
Using DeWittis Little Early Risers, the
famous little pills for constipation and
liver trouble Sale>Davis Drug Co.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1899-02-22

Bicycle Goou as new at bargain.
Apply to r. l.. BARNES.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1899-02-22

The Life Preserver which has carried
many ladies safely over the dangerous
sea, change of life," is Simmons Souaw
Vine Wine or Tablets. ' 4N""
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1899-02-22
Steel Bills.

Nhe largest center in the world for
the manufacture of steel balls for ball
bearings is situated at Schweinfurt, in
Bavaria. A couple of factories there
owned by one firm, produce close upon
SOO, 600, 900 balls annually with the la
Dor OF 600 men working ten hours daily.
Inc total production of Germany is
stated to be about $50, 900, 600, while
england and France combined turn out
only about 20, OOO, 900 additional.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1899-02-22

. a - T q 7 x a.
Bears the n lhs Kind You Have Always Bought
Signature of &>M2zezw
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1899-02-22

The Apparently Insignific ant sum of One
Cent Per Ton Would Mean Free Gift of
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1899-02-22

10 Cure Constipation FOrev qsc
Take Cascarets Candy Cathartlc., ~, ~ moIey
II G, G. G. fail to cure, druggists reIuu" -
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-09-20

seem - rsaln. ID ~ so,s fonDsn ~
q pruRns eozsese Be<wssa ~ N6vkDsgn
PseGns sss dsus usssDsu - 1sEa1nals
q nsssrs - bscnnss a. insUw paft -
eur snmsnss wafer sssns = sGuues1 -
sue,sng wsn srs1D - sD0meres. -
euen - 49, ms1D wunO = IarUs saes
q mt bumnus = q san ~. UBfuv-
sanasesy sor ~ Village on Commencement
bsy, n has nothing - s9sr ost vacant
vsser frsusass. ssd shsss 49, sst aesn
GO b ny dnaoR - asyeas auAuno -
~ Dos1Refon.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-09-20

The resolutions prepared by those apus-
ties II the chicaxo platform Democracy.
Ne-srs. Alleged. Tarv,n ana I~nss, ard
passsd b. the Cooper Union meeting. are
rscrc likely 10 ~ added 20 that platform
than the plank suggested by Committee
man White They are a follows:
Resolved, That the war carried on by
President Mckinley against the FYirinoa
ts . grossly immoral assault on American
principles % government and n cruel and
brutal attempt 20 crush . weak people
who arr bravery consend,ng for the .ser-
elise % their 0oi-givsn right .. self-sov-
eminent
Resolved. That see severely cos,ar-,, n
tha action ~ Frvs..s,ns Mckinney IN r~as-
stch 20 the rh.isprtnss IN conducting IN.
most eowarssy and untussiAabie var ever
carried on In the history of r~puai.ca"
with these resolutions stk;ed &c ,ns cn,-
cage platform. ana John Jacob Lent. male
the tai ~ the Ryan Kite. the candidates
viii AZ the platform ana shs platform n
the candidates 10 perfection
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-09-20

Between thu dnxs and October 3.
when the wAsAington volunteers viii
pvuoaoiy arrive - - yranc1sco. ID .
very snsft time. anA tness = . grsat
deaf to DO. NUs u che doing csnsises
IN cos,eetins subscripsions. The eHsr-
cfses arx m IL haa6s a. . fsv npabSs
men, and ther~ need be no tear - TO
their succsns. provided the mans ase
sosthcomins.
Money y needed and II - not fair %
the offset foe which e u needed 90
oempei urgent sossctf.sion The man
who hes not BEEN placed on one Of the
commistsss has bssn relieved of . csr-
tain proporsion a tbs work. and he
should manifest his appreciation Of that
fact BY SENDING IN ~ check 20 chs com.
mites. n y much eassss 20 make out
. chech sos 80 than ie = to 90 out and
collect that sum Yet the Ananos con-
mittee win have 90 maize . great many
Visits before shey can collect the
amount required, and Il may be that in
some unsvosdahse casss two or three
Visits WIN b. necessary before the SUBJ
scrfber ana ths committee conclude
their buGiue3
while the reception p 20 b. at the
hsnds Of the entire state. and subscrip-
tons viii be welcome from every part
a q. the hons shase q the expenses
must fail upon seattle Her positson
- 90 the point of declaration makes
the responsibility . logical consequence.
The rank Of seattle - 4 commercial
center also naturally 1snds 70 draw up
on her the duty Of leading. Then Il must
b remembered that After the demon
straGSons here. the men viii scatter 90
their homes. and every place 70 which
one Of them returns win want to have
local celebration Of tn own, and 20 en-
pioy money which might otherwise 90
to swell the general fund.
We have had the pace ct Cor M by
cities which We would b very unwill.
Ing 10 recognise - being more public
spirited OF more generous or better ahls
to foot the bill than Seattle. We must
live up to our reputation. and every Sc
attic citizen rather hop0 than wc shall
suEpass Il. We shall do that. II the Be-
attic spirit s@erts itself In time That
time 10 now. and not . few days before
the men will arrive.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-09-20


The pardon Of Drcyfus will serve the
purposa cf preventing his symrAthisers
from making = martyr Of him II will
be more comfortable for Dreyfus him
self than being sent 60 tail. and public
opinion had already been fixe< when
the sentence was pronounced. Those
who believed him innocent wers not
converted from that belief by the iadg-
n,ent Of the court. ana those who BE-
lieved him guilty. becAuus Of their pref.
udice against his race. would have con-
tinued TO believe him guilty even II the
court had acquitted him. The principal
gamer by the oct Of the president In not
Dreyfus. but France. Theirs WERE three
reasons why II became . matter OF good
policy on the part ~ France to do some
thing TO offset the effect Of the convic-
tion m ths farst place. the governing
authorities must have felt ashamed that
tissics could b. 10 monstrously pervert-
I'd a. Il had been In this case. II was
notorious that forgery and perjury had
been r-sorted TO In order 10 AZ guilt
upon Drcyfus. The only excuse made
was that q number Of high officers In
the army were morally convinced that
preyfus w~s guilty. and they therefore
tusfinsd the manufacture Of false ses.i-
mony.
Anothe. reason VIA the indignant
ousearst which swept all ovrr the civil
Lied world ana threatened 70 make i'm
possible she sucSess Of the Paris expcsi.
tAon next year. That movement had as
sumed very alarming proportions Even
II n WERE not sufficient 70 entirely De-
s,roy the International character ~ the
enterTrise. the impression Was spreading
that n nsss grove q failure and 10
probably n'i'sons q people wcs,id b de-
serr~d frvn gcsns.
HcrcY ard self-tneerest were there.
sare :osned IN stimulating q removal "
the stigma but making al, allowances
FOR the homer ana the esed Judgment
of the French government, there was
another and s,srl more powerful motive.
That was the resentment; q the Ger
nan emperor. The rejection ~ the .rs-
t'nsvrv which soa,a have n~es obtained
from the German and italian Military
attaches 70 their respective embassies
In Paris Was An afYrunt which could not
b. overhcokei Had the court b~-n sat
!s-ss>i - nrsyfus' Innocence without
such testimony. ao notice wvuii have
been taken o: the action Il the eur.
hut 90 reject testimony which n was
known would b. In favor o. the accused
ara then .cc,ar~ A.-a gai,.y was wuch
al outrage that TIE whole world re
voltsa Comparatively little snser~ss
coula - ssss IN Germany Ia sA- fate a.
sns accused. BIZ, 'he sense oe Justice
which exists wherever there IL no r~r-
sonAl prejudice wss stimulated tn Ger
many by the isnpaied Afront which
Frame has pat urcn that nation.
Although csplomAtsc usage rsanlsd
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-09-20

One OF the attractions arranged for by
the Moscow committee on amusemsnss.
for the three days reception 10 be given
In that city TO the returning Idaho vol
unteers. 10 q tournament IN which q knight
armed with long wooden spear rfdss at
full speed and detaches iron rings placed
loosely on . nook suspended from the arm
Of a pcst'erected NJ the side Of the course
Each ring detached and retained on the
spear counts one point. and liberal purses
are to be awarded the winners Some Of
our Pullman young men ought 10 rig up a
course ana practice for this svent-Pull-
man Herald.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-09-20
WELCOME TO THE vOIuHTHuns


The waitsbury military band. Of twenty
two pieces. and Of which our city 70 Justly
proud. II very DESTROYS Of going to Seattle
70 attend the reception Of the First wash
.ngton. when they shall srrfve ~ that
city. The band has offered TO donate their
Furnished them. The band 10 In couununi-
cation with the Seattle committee on this
subject and Il II to b hoped that they
viii b able TO do something. The band
may give series Of entertainments In the
near future to assist In defrayfng some
Of the expenses. II the band goes Il would
Be quite drawing card from this section
ana would also be good showing for our
city. The Company K boys. ws have no
doubt, would greatly appreciate the fact
Of tho bands being &t Seattle % meet
thcm.-waitsbuYg T1meA
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-09-20

11nnlIA ~. ehAssiae that ~ ososnl'can
aAa1nisessatea AAA made svsry s6ost 70
favsevs ~ penfsy - Wae Svse - 'ncs-
6eas ana a10e6: How any German WITH
the esanasse sUnsa = Isss a. the Old vassr-
lssA Nth ~ 80 lFep % Tsusooic blood
n ~ vsinA 0n. under these csfcun-
steses. csse nspubslcan ballot go thus
bsesos Duhasc Apologies ~ the BASTARD
" oct 6 . party that tried - involve ~
In vss With . fFisaAi1 powse. surpssses
my uudesseAnAine r.. White sesms 20
AavU evssSssAsd the fact that no - not
runaang for elncs - Germany. There 10
not Q AypAenaaed American IN he coun-
Try vbo dess not know that his charge
that the dissatisfaction tysed 10 involve
this country n wsf With Germany v the
vessAa bosh. not wsrth . denial II -.
Aowsvss. IN full kssO,as with the utter
ances a the Chicaso-p platform Democrats
q Ceupss Union that that party should
feel called upsn 10 apologize eer Dsvey's
sctisos q Aani,A
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-09-20

Everyone Win b willing 70 ADMIT that
Oom HAui II . great Boes.
- :. r.
our vsaGsrs may proceed with their pre-
pmrations to visit the Paris exposition next
year. Dseyssis has besn paSdoned ana the
exposition bpyuott declared on.
- - ..
The New York banks are congratuiating
themselves that . couple OF millions OF
Niondtks gold ID 20 Be sent from Seattle
10 their relief. VIII che 0regonian make
note q thisi
- - a
II Aguinaldo dors not decorate the Hon.
CainopA Lsnts with the Order Of the Gold
Whistle W. win know that he II. what no
has always been suspected OF beng. an
extremely ungratsfui individual.
- % 70
A Kentucky Justice has decided that
trading horseo II not work. and. therefore.
can b done On sunday without breaking
the Law. The moral law - not operative
In Kentucky.
The Tacoma Ledger % fiirtfne desperate
" with President Hiii. and does not seem
to realize that Mr. Hin II not out here for
his health or for pleasure, but for business.
and has thervfoYe no occasion to 90 south
0f oeatti~
Emma Goldman the notorious Chicago
female anarchist. has been visiting men,
bers OF the society at Spring VALLEY. Ill.
ana announces her Intention 10 baptixe the
anarchist children Of that place with beer
in the public square. Nothing could Be
more appropriate.
- % &.
Senator Mason. OF Illinois. says that this
government must not make any Drown
slaves In the Philippines" Now II some
ono In authority viii tell the Hon. Bill
that he must stop making . monkey Of
himself and see that the order n enforced.
n viii add materially 70 tho dignity Of the
United 0tates senate.
~ ~ n
II half the stories told of the riches OF
Cape Nome are true Il will not be long be
fore II viii be impossible TO throw a brick
on q Seattle business street without hit
ting . millionaire Not only are many OF
our citissns on the ground. but q great
many now hero have acquired valuable In
tervsts IN the new distr.c1
- - n
The people of Tacuna are easily pleased.
They ara ovev5oyed st the spectacle Of
two cf the largest railroad corporations In
the world nghting for terminals af Seattle.
and congratulate themselves that no rail-
mad, no matter how insignificant, thinks
Of securing terminal facilities st ncoms.
Seattle win probably he q perpetual source
tcrtainment.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-09-20

Judge w. q. Piper. father OF Charles
A.. Edgar H.. George u. and Fred W.
Piper. Of Seattle. II critically III AZ Prov
idencs hospital. ana vas not expected 20
survive last night Mrs. Piper has been
summoned from their late home IN Mos
coz. idaho and Q daughter. Mrs. y. n
Cusick. OF Albany. Or. n on her way 20
her fathers bedside. and Will arrive this
morning. Mr.. r, w. f.angdon. Of Al
bany. another daughter. has been visiting
In the East. but II COW on her return.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-09-20

49, = GAou11 - - e0eoa1lv eoms.nnS.
eaAsa. r - wsa haswn ~ pssse %
- se1Gssal ssatsnn upea Dss>1aaI ~
German fOfeAgn miaAstss. upon NJ em.
Dsgsr0 oe1ns. 0aAe Aee1asAe1eo = D.
0mo1. - go sen1n IN January.
lsss. 20 President Cns1mis.p Ferries, rps.
inter- Dupuy ana - Haaotaux, the min.
tRer Of foes4gn aRAtSs. 6As& tie imps-
nj embassy IN France never maintain-
"a. either directly or indlssceiy. any re-
iatlcns with Dreyfus. IN ~. Secretary
Of State Won BusSow repeated this Dec
terseton 70 the rsichstAG. coupisd with
the more swsspeag Denial q transao-
tions between Drsyfus and ANY Ger
man agent" u ossms - e The dseee.
minssion Of ~ TtsneA military headers
10 convict . man whom ~ bsiisvsd %
- innocent hAA usomptsd Nmpsros
William to Ignore usase. bscnass Dur
ing the course Of The rscene ooust-mss-
tel he ordered the iasuascs q On on.
cial and explicit Denial q 0sPmaa rsla-
tions with The psisones. Had there bssn
On o(ncial and perfunctory Genial, Il
would hsye carYieA little weight bscauss
Il would BE- assumed thak the German
government wa1 interested IN shieid-
Ing ~ assnta The sovsrnmsnt vss
not called upon to DO Hpss. - that
when Dmpsror William psrvlessntiy
pubsished the Denial q aost BE- assumed
thse ~ was acting only h ths Interests
of just3c~
The circumstances under which the
pardon h granted SHOW that tho gov
eminent he's been prompted throughout
the entire proceedings chiefly By fear
Of public opinion. The nsrcurial maoss
have been made uss Of BY the military
clique to frightsn The government frUm
turning the sesrchiight upon the rotten
bureau which sought 10 hide ~ infasny
under Drcyfus name. The fact that
10 was . Jew ana that popular prsju-
dice could b readily stirred up against
him was made uss u. ana X has sue
ceedcd In ~ purpose. The pardon u
Dreyfus Will not now causs any serious
trouble. Thoss who arc interested In
stirring up turmoil havo bsen piacassd
BY the conviction Of DSyfuo. which viii
b followed oy IN abandonment Of any
proceedings against The army 0s5icsrs
whose conduct tustif!ss suspicion.
The case Of Drsyfus b one OF those
astonishing historical crimes with which
the record Of the past abound& II will
be remsnbsrsd - . story. but tho pub
lie within . short time viii have forgot
ten al about u ~ . political Issue. and
che man VIII drop into speedy obscurity.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-09-20

Its an ~ wind that blows nobody good.
The English government has agents In
kentucky buying American nules. and
others In .hs Iron regions making contracts
for light Iron g'rdsrs and bridging Sec
lions. 10 10 used In hsld and campaign
work. The orders for bridge material
come because expedition ID nscvssary. The
world recognises the shop 70 deal with IN
On emergency.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-09-20

Fred r. whna p~mccrarc candidate
fcr governor Of Iowa. 10 nssi<csins the
silver question and making Ass campaign
on the war issue4 He terms tho var tn
the rniiiprsnss criminal axgr~Sson." ana
In O sss<ck a. Davenport. sasors an suds-
euce largely conpos<d cs Germans. d.
sesne~d Aanira, p~wsy's attitude toward
lAA cnmmAnAM G. - Oeumnn - u
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-09-20

Londca's principal eourcs Of gold supply
y N a. Tranvsa,. and The prepsct u .
~As n South Africa. which win sAut a
that sue0iy eos On inosanits period. u .
matter for most serious confederation II
10 reported that the Bosr government u
already making pssparst.ons TO seize the
usnsA War wah the Trsnsvaal means
much more 20 England than sending IN
srmy q South Africa 10 bring the Beers to
terms II means . most SERIOUS disturb
aass q financial conditions In London.
caussA By ths closing down Of tho Rand
miuss and ne consequent stoppass Of dsvi-
dends from that source. - we'll - the 1t
least Temporary wtplng out Of stock
valy9oA
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-09-20

II must say" said the Filipino general.
that we seem ~ far A. ever from q solu-
ton or this racs problem
Have you . race problemy-
Il should say %. Even the army h
thrown into constant confusion by this
Wild desire or individuals TO come ou;
nrst In every retreat a,aY.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-09-20

Our essesn>s contemporaries. the Ia
coma fsrtwer aud sse Ss~s Ara voesser-
cnsy calling the attention 81 TIE Great
Northern cfacla,s 10 ere wvll-kncwa fart
that there - iars. amount 81 arecxssrs~s
v0e9 oou1ngs q rAouuA- THsv - nrs
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-09-20

let II t.s q duel. them exclaimed the
due. Let :; BE- deadly Let Il be with
mushroom bnlietsr'
Monsieur fosxets shas have the choice
OF weaponA replied the viromta cotfly
Il % not care for m,sAYocma I prefer
tru61ea. - Washington Star
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-09-20

v1Ges - ~ crest 1sso0UvoU.
Tho City OF Seattle. With the Post-Yn-
teiligsAcsr e1cusse0u1ets aoeard. sandsd
On Ne Douglas CITY uAaSf - SD o'clock
last Saturday morning IN short time
considsrin9 tn sos1y hour-she streets Of
our city were Mled With the eager sight
seerS. who Investigated svefythine on
this side of the island. from the Tread
well mines end mills 70 the indian cabins
and huts. 4 number q The business men
Of Douglas City turned out and showed
the visitors around. but the excursion
lists - Tar ouenumbered them that many
were Left TO their own dsvicen We mo-
ticed that all seemed 10 b happy and
content. ana not one Of them asked Tor
any speechmaking. 20 We conclude that
they were here 10 zee ths sights and not
20 listen 70 oeatory.-DouGlas City News.
y \ =
wsaa0sl wanted Moro Tlos.
Tho Seattle business mans excursion 20
Alaska. which was gotten up BY the Be-
attic Post-lntelligenCeS. arrived In Wfan-
gel early on Monday morning last. The
stay In WrAngel was short: IN fact. much
too short 90 allow the members Of the
party TO - and become acquainted with
the people Of wranesl. The steamer g.
right IN the nasrows. The purpose Of this
excursion - to bring closer together the
businsss men Of Seattle and the business
men OF AlaskA-Fort Wrangsi Journal
= y =
Credit Ter 0eoA Managsosnt.
0reat credit II due for ths successful
manner IN which the excursion has been
conducted, and the special committee Of
the Seattle Chamber o. Commerce. who
were esnt here particularly 20 represent
that body. have been Of great assistance TO
tho entsrprising -Intsiiigencer man
assment. II y particularly sFatifying
that therV were - many intelligent and
refined ladies among the excurssonists.-
Bsnnett b. G.. Sun.
= =
TAsy Came Hsns Well P1sassA.
The members Of the business mems e.
cursson 10 Alaska have returned and are
enthusiasts over their visit and the At
tentions received Ct the hands Of Alaska
business men. A. one result Of the ex-
cursion. Seattle In 10 have an ofacial en-
blem that will probably b the most
unique possessed BY any city In the world.
II VIII b genuine totem pole.-TAccma
NswA
Tlttlng Welcome ai Jsneau.
The business men received a Htting well
come. with the exception Of few bitches
in the ofacial programms.-Juneau Mining
Record.
They were rendered . most successful
and enthusiastic reception. -Juneau Miner.
= \
Well BntsPtaineA ~ Sksgway.
The Chamber Of Commerce have tho
matter OF hooking AFTER the entertainment
Of the visitors well IN hand. and nothing
will b spared TO make them appreciate
6kagway.-Gksgway Nswa
= y
Half . Day at S9tko.
Half q day was spent at Sitka, the cap
itai Of Alaska. Tho old Greek church.
with IT, wonderful paintings. and the
Sheldon Jackson museum WsfO visited.
-Sltka Alaskan.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-09-20

I've got haspfn made out Of a pugge,
fsrm my papa copper minA"
That's nothin.. Al my paper dollies Is
cut out Of msnln' stock "-cieveian PAN
Dealer.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-09-20
rRn SITUATION IN TINE rnAxsvAAI


TRis SITUATION IN TINE TnAxstAAL
II II rather late In the day for tho
London Timss 60 appeal 10 the govern
ment 20 avert war. but the argument.
or rather the facts upon which Ito argu-
ments are based. might we'll make even
60 great \ powsr a. Great Britain heat.
tate.
The warning b given that with the
outbreak Of war with che Bosrs the
Rand product OF gold Of over $1,000, 900
. month would be stopped ana England
would suffer from . scarcity Of gold.
The Transvaal II said to be the principal
sU,,re Of supply OF gold 20 the British
market. the Indian government taking
ell that II produced In India, and ths
United states taking very much Of that
which - supplied by Australia
Incident TO the subject 10 the condi-
tion Of Rhodesia- That place has been
described as most valuable adjunct 70
the British possessions In South Africa,
but Il now appears that tho Cecil
Rhodes chartered company has spent
Sass. ooo. 900 ana has little 10 show Tor
the money save huge territory almost
completely unproductive. II II OF less
consequence that the gold production
OF Rhodesia In only q. 900 900 . year. be-
cause the wonderful Rand mines ala
not always produce - much ~ they DO
now. The country has barely been
scratched. and II II impossible 90 say
how rich its mineral resources aY~.
The situation seems to be that the
commercial elernsnt In Great Britain
ana In the TrAnsvAal In decidedly op-
posed to war n h realised that The
result viii be unsatisfactory 70 the
Beers. and. even with Britmh suocees.
leave very unfriendiy feeling. which
Il will take yearw to ouilive The cost
viii b. great and the same END could b.
reached with little patience. There h
no vital principle involved, and Il may
be that. dark ~ the outlook IL now. q
way wiil be found 10 avert hostili,isA
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-09-20

Vancouver. r. G.. World
We hope that the Trades and Labor
Council. which exerts . great Deal Of
power W,ii not allow this burning aues-
ton 20 drop bot VII PROBE II eo the full
ess extent. and lay the blame where II BE-
lu0gp
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-09-20

The undertaking Is stupendous, hut none
too great for Seattle. ana her enthusiasm
VIII spread To the uttermost parts OF the
stats.-Ballard News.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-09-20

Rstsraing 60 the Comforts 81 Houe,
The boys WIN all be glad to enjoy the
comforts OF home once more -Whascors
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