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Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-12-22
AcalIfor Facts.
(By Telegraph 10 Vlrslnlan-P

(By Telegraph to virslntan- Pllot)
Washington, d. c.. DEC. 2l.--The De-
partment of State has called upon
United States Minister Hunter for a re-
port OF the facts in the case OF two
Americans, Imboden and Golden. who
were killed by 4 native in San Pedro,
Honduras recently.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-12-22
PEOPLES FORUM.

NOTE.-The Peoples Forum being
freely open to all parties. classes. per-
sons. views and capacities. the Vir-
ginian-Pilot is responsible for none
of the statements nor opinions ex-
pressed therein. nor for the style in
which they are set forth. The ignorant
and uneducated shall he heard here
equally with the learned.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-12-22
The Muarrn NToti,cr.

Has found that her little ones are i'm.
proved more by the pleasant Syrup Of
Figs, when in neeu OF the laxative eff.
feet of n gentle remedy. than by any
other. Children enjoy it and 1t benefits
them. The true remedy, Syrup of FigS
Is manufactured by the California Fig
Syrup CO. only.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-12-22
Mr. canpiaE Foreman.

In an interview in the Pilot
yesterday Mr. Edward Camp was al
luded to as superintendent of the Nor
folk Knitting Mills. Mr.. Camp wishes
this corrected as he is foreman Of one
of the departments Of the mills, and
not superintendent.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-12-22

Christmas is the time for coming to-
Sethcr. Go home by the Scaboard Air
Line. One and onc-third fares for the
round trip. deS-su, VIC, fr-tf
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1899-06-30
l Sen Estos Sus SIntomas Z

$SoA0poot6A Il 0nanlsao, oAis1onss - ~
SsSpSrssns dci sexo opuesto q cntrssssss
1900 (aus son prsouEsorss .ds L 11hs1-
S2iSe9Ns, tsnSsnoias % ( dornitar itcS Ssr.is,
SSe !: e. sen24.utsS.n3:ntS 4 PsTSaase d y =
sssssss1ir ias idss., s doisrs. n e pasrns: s.
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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1899-06-30

Poesl) usi ss:s:'s..: ssss :''ss'; & 49,: : :
poeta yfsstivo ssolrisor den Joss Maria .hoaee
(Justo Derecho). IN tome Dc 42s P&ginas q
Pr6logo dc don Nieanor Bolst Peraza, q papd
sAtinado Superior, - vends II peso 20 cents
vos 81 ejenplar On La Nhrsrfas Dc les sskorss
L. SOLO , Co1paGiA ~ 1raaisss J. Mas.
s.ssa ( ss~ 4 T. a.s NStHss
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1899-06-30
Sc ha mod Hicado IA formula

= nm de ofrecer al pablioo w. preparation dtal.
se9ufa rapida IN sus efectos, 10 que 20 CON-
Prue1a por 81 uso tan generalizado que % 80
de ella en- toda Ia isla
Con 81 dn do p'ec.verse do las nuohas i,dr
tacaones que Do StR formula se han heche.. Vo.
yas propiedades son inferiores," debe ex}1irse
que on cada ceia de lesitima procedencia, esI
u msrca de iab,iss, On L tapa superior N sais
Ponce, Puerto-lu ao": en- Ia Interior, % Ens
en- el lado dereclc de IL faja exterior Dc -
tta: Ponce, Age sto 30 de 1896,
AvI\() Siendo objoto dc hecuentes infAa,
~ ~nOV ciones las PILDORAs DEL ~.
REvERoN isE q haEo preseate, quo las les1ti.ss
son son Las prepsradah exclusivamente en- Il acredi-
los depositarios do L. verdadera formula, ~
anicos que est4n futorizados para usar MI ~,
bre en- dichas pfld n as.-DR. N. REVEFSON. ~
= Dep6sito on las siguientes FArmaoias: Va.
LIE CANCIO, Ponce.-GUHLERMET
CepdtelERIvERA. .Arecibo.-TTURRINO, l.
5fss;mn3x1sA 5s1Ge;2z 3 , Ny1RA AEeed'''>,
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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1899-06-30
?l!1'as Rs!.,sIiIaytaEs,
, Del Or. D. Nicolas Revar6n. 8
PR1vHEdlO EXCLUSIVE ExPnDDE m
MADRID Ell DE MAYO DE 1901 PoD II
hxOMo. sR. MNIsTRO DIE FoANN1o
Preporadas on Ia farn7acia de Kzhe caant
PONCE, PTO-RICo.

NJ EINTE AMOS de experiencds haa =
" mostrado las prop,edaGss t6nicas reoon>
t1tuyentes de estas pfldocas, euranao r.
pidamente todas las enfernedade desEque .dspendan
del emPobsecimiento Go la sansre por una Al
mentac1cn POGO nutritivs, por hsbifnr en- lugar
res homedos NAL ventilados = por enterned9
des anteriores.
>. su acci6n curativa - muy eacaz En- las ~
Pitaciones de coraz6n, del>:aes de cabexa, inspe-
tencla, debilidad dolores On Las piernas, h
40, marcos, palidez dc IL piel, Ia quo restitur
yen su color natural; neteorismo, lores blancas,
grsndes perdidas de sangre, falta ae menstrua,
cW1on, 81 s1 anundanoia escasez y para procuras
o. complete desarrollo de las j6vones en- Il q,
oertad, debilidad general, convala pceacia do 1ss
en1ermedades agudas cg6nicas con til que .
tss alteraciones morbosas sean sfntomas de uns
coTo-o,aenssa simple NO dc ana afeoci6n xeno-
RAJ de una lesion orednios que reolanaxxa q
tonces otra medicaci6ns.
En- vista de los progresses do h tsrap614ass
J 40 elgunos tnc0nveaientes que % nofaSan eC
la pr8ctica
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1899-06-30
4 Y "a ! l,E
coHfa1H d YHlp1 IIHLIaEos.

y ya1or = -. gnpa4ia =
rones oei g ~ ~ g cada Saint
SEATS @4uz De IneI Gdnova Triee;
eros ancamene ~
pe ha<osona va d6noyA Para adnio pass d g.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-09-16

bright idea. and every night the
house has been filed with well pleas
ed audiences. During the week Mr..
SHAW presented Milton Mobiles plays
Love and Law and The PhoeniK +"
AMI two other plays. \ Message by
WIRE and The Last stroke. the
latter play being Cuban drama
portr1yiBR the incidents leading up
- the fIlHplno= American war. on
Thursday evening this play was pre-
scented as benefit to the George
Fortson Relief Corps, the proceeds
Ia 80 TO n fund FOR the relief Of tho
returning Washington volunteers.
and on Friday THE Phoenix" was
presented with the same laudable
purpose.
The Shaw Company Will close It's
engagement this evening In milton
Mobiles great drama. The Phoenix"
This is. perhaps. the strongest play
In the repertoire Of the company. and
IL sure to attract a large audience,
The Girl From Chili' is a fareical
comedy IN three acts by VIM. l.. Rob-
erts ttat co'ipilcntes the domestic
tranquility of some dozen or more
people Without intent or purpose. and
completely weaReb about them a
web OF peculiar events which
turn happiness into chaos to
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-09-16
Household Hints.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

Rolling milk must be sent 10 table
20 serve With coffee. cuid milk en-
tirely spoila the flavor 81 coffee
The yellow spots ~ common In
blue black silks may be removed by
rubbing them eith a small piece Of
sponge dipped In hartshorn.
To clean kld gloves put It on the
hand and spouge Il with uew milk
and soap. pry In the air. and pull
cut why dry It'll soft and supple.
To eaHh colerrd silks Dipping any
en'ored silk ia strong salt and wattt
before Il r. washed will preserve It's
color and brightness. and prevent the
colora running
To remove grease spots from books
duet little masnrsia aver the spot.
lay upon q, a piece u clean biotling
paper and naHs hot laundry iron a
few times over b. when the grease
all have diaapp
colorvdfi aunsl that are apt % run
when washed should be washed with
soft sap ana oatmeal then we'll
Finscd IN clean warm water. In which
aomr common kitchen salt has been
dissolved squeeze the article
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through a wrtnger shake them light
~ and dry hs quickly az possible.
a novel way 10 make sandwiches
II 60 use horneradiAh grated while Il
Is fresh. instead of mustard spread
IN a thin layer upon each huttcred
slice, aud The result viii bo found
an anpetislng surprise.
Poultry and meat. on being served
cold. may be- improved In appear
ance by gihsing Tire process is sim
pie. An excellent glaze may be-
found hy disralvinr half ounce Of
Fvlatine n pint II Water fiavaring
and caiorinE u with extract Of beef
To be- perfertiv successful. the meat
must be cold before the glaze Is put
on and the nrnt coat should be al
lowed Ia dry before the second Il pa,
On The glaze must be warm ana
applied with a brush
An oliskin has lot towels, etc. and
a long wrap II Turkish tuWeiiug ~
flannel tsith lonse sleeves and hood
like q mons cuWl % eaVer one Of the
necessary transit from bath hauae to
the water. viii br found useful ac-
compartments when bathing from
TIE beach
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OF VANCOUVER

VANCOUVER. wash. SEPT. Is
Another battalion of thu II ifiY-nfth
Infantry received ~ first month'a
pay from rneIe sam Tuesday. and
gh third battalion was paid we'd
aeaiay Payment of the 700 en-
listed men means the disbursement
~ upwards ~ $4,000. while the pay
~ the officers ana clerks viii run
the amount up nearly $1,000 more.
In addition 10 this. improvements
have been made during the past
month and are stlli going on. which
viii Increase the pay account Tor
material ana labor many thDus-
andE mere. As natural e1nsc-
uuence Vancouver business men are
receiving the greater share Of the
direct benefit from this unusual out
lay Tho town has assumed a live
Her air during the past month than
Il has hai FOR years. and the crowd
81 streets remind one ~ the boom
times 20 frh4-g4
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-09-16

u suppose be began as he enter
Cd a railroad ticket ofiice-''I suppose
you sell tickets to New York"
Certainly air. . was the reply.
You have a direct lins7'
We have. sir"
II 10 the only direct liner
III ia
1t IL down on the map ar the only
direct llns7''
As you sec sir" replied the agent
as be opened a folder
Yes. see. You land paTsenReri
IN New York ahead OF all competing
lines. of coursog''
or course"
Luxurious eoaehcs=na dust I'm
erl dining care---scsnery unsHoeiisdT
Yes. air"
by taking your line avoid de-
lays and rsdues the chances Of acct
dent 60 a minimum =
Yes. sir. you 10 Have a ticket "a
New forh over our line. sire
Can't cay yet. I'm going to see
i've other agents, each with the
shortest and most direct line. AMI II
can md a liar among the six IN
ticket over hiF road"
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come long distances for treatment.
ana wiid Hrdouin characters. eucour-
AGED BY the Sultan aud living in law
less Independence. who treated their
own women Ne cattle. are HinRularly
anenable 10 the women missionaries.
Mr y. l.. Moody has been seven
teen Years at Sorthneii " IL his
birthplace. Hn lives Ia the old Moody
mansion. who're hlH mother died lie
purchased 900 acres of land there 20
years ago, Men ~ means have help
ed him 20 build about a dozen school
buildings. In one Of which IL large
auditorium, capable Of seating 400
persons.
A lisi has been made Of churches In
England where incense II used and
which will therefore be effected by
the recent decision OF the ntehblnh-
ops There are $50 In England. and
perhaps mnre-sthe diocese where the
use 10 most common being London.
with 81 churches The Northwest ~
England IL comparatively free from
the practice.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-09-16
CUT DOWN Rents ANp PRICES ASKED FOR
REAL ESTATE.

An ensns seattle asre thar another b,o NOT wanted I'm ,hi.
sewn rhe rvcoaseton u the one s, , ana rhl ANA IA now
nemery
Yet there another BOOM of somewhat different char
ps'ess afs now hesne ,erg zeal
business district rsarne, ss 4 fi atts ,sent. q Ii.
'ras claim that demanded are l an aciu values ps
e"' ana pne~pcsewh prospective
are al ss De- remember that er slas. has been
rssron-n an of the tooa hat have afflicted
N"snssn towns The reai ESTATE
- esumstanse They prosperity
'v . build Thvy very prom.
Fns part n hs saue baen memory present
~ %'"s q them are easinr voudbs the
s'ssnens thai Seattle population years.
- mas ee true forecast hut Il reeutaus nooms
- nav nav '@s'r foundations utan speculative propositions
The faet !. ndlspuauas
sa's ~ this city higher
- m'h mn aaeHi' e pay FREQUENT complaint ta 'h's
@ sre hsAra nowaaays by
'oand 10 supply pepuiateu
esas nsFe ~ - esost hat al least ie persons arr now
vnE IN hotels
ense~ ana would become
n y rent % h'fsass Eat wen people who eNn re
's'e property ask
reasonable neures Nutb
The plain fact ordinary
1ss can = aired
s ~ one miro
sd@y The excuse made -aauss demand"
~ hut wes-so-ao fre the building
Aease< sros-saass but slowly
- and she aconuns
~oeia Be wilkins bank ssattes
Cast an eye over Seattle s aasss th numsec Of
Sneans lots eanamesnT ne lots which improvements have
On v-e-Hs property large shs tendency hgh
20
A. this Seattle nvta abaamg
9ttufies ard skilled eenirsbrse
~ Yet Of
eb~ndon piece
41And suitable > ~heh
Ihe people ~ Seattle should this matter
81
1>e they Il
- tAe hpcus
properly
~ - - Thess buyers
1sr hndes n tables
high prices ~ All
only
y@11f1l4x development
eoyers buon aiwass results
b. DISCOURAGED
he uesrgos q the Northwest The development
G>one stssnason would
Ebw
(u.ntier reasonable
! h2rxed n Z
experiment. a
checking natural ana speedy development
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CAMPAIGN TO
OPEN OCT. 7

DIES MONIES. la. Sept. ts.-The
c<wpnofIuan party viii apen it cam
pnfxn ia lows oct. 2. This was de-
cttrsi upon at the meeting ~ the re
pftniean state central commit e
here today In conference with the
Iowa conxressionai delegation the
party leaders Of the state. and the
candidates for state offices.
Aorordins q the programme laid
down the easnpaien viii BE- a notable
one from the ssandpolnt ~ speaker.
Not only will GOV. shaw and the oth-
~r rardldntes make q thorough cam
oairn 81 the state. but SOME ~ the
mo~t prominent speaker of Ohio and
rouoe ~ the Eastern States ain be
brought In 20 stump the state 10 re-
tnrn FOR Ike services rendered. eH-
prciaify IL Ohio BY senator Allison.
conrre4~rnen Henderson and Caus-
1nz. and other members u the Iowa
designation.
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....LOcal AmuSementS....

The japanese performers who ap.
rnsrsd AZ tha seattle thratsf last
evening gave aur % the unat novel
performance ever Witnessed IN this
city The house Was wsii nitsi. and
vh.ic same parts ~ the play might
have been little t~dl1uhto an Amer.
lean imagination. the audience seem.
81 we'll pleased Many wsrr augpris-
81 At tie rxprsssiysusss % the Jap
anske eiocutlou. ant the Erofesque
STAKE business. The cnHsuniug ~
che pias was magnificent. and the
iuria effect prpauced ~ col r. / lights
enhanced the effect q an already
Mslrd picture
Throughout the play there came
from the wings she music % enc 81
the little japanese ban1o-lihe lnssru-
u1sntH having only three strings.
which vas accompanied BY a voice
- such questionable quaiiyi as to he
Infcscrihabic. This singer was sup.
posed - BE- taken seriously. hut he
produced = great deal ~ lauKi ter
What the singer lacked tn msiady he
made up In soiemnity.
The play itself was hniii IN q very
peculiar way Just as tho japanese
write backwards. % the action ef tho
play worked backwards. beginning
elih the strongest scene and becam-
Ing weaker in each succeeding act
until the performance ended with
complete auti-aiimaN
The dancing waa very pretty. but
hardly fast enough "a strike the
European fancy The national dance
at The end % the play. In which
streamerr played an important part.
reminding one q Ia fsate IN 49, SER
pentsne dance During tfis dane.
a miniature OF tho flagship olympia
came sailing In. and cute little
japanese woman made an odd at
tempt 10 hurrah for Dewey. which
VAS greeted with great applause
otto kawakami gave an excellent
Performance. aad was VOL support
81 b. Madame YHcco. Wha IL a pretty
little Japaueaa lady with q sweet
voice The play VIII be repeated to-
night.
At the Third avenue the rc-enEaEe-
meng Of the sam r Shaw company
for a second week has proven n
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-09-16
Trip Through the Canal.

CHICAGO. sept. ia special 90
the Reeofd from Norfolk. Va. says.
The torpedo beat Talbot will short Z.
- be given "a spin through tts res
gently erenrd Dismal swamp cana.
which vii form an Important link
ia the system Of iulaut waterways
that in time II war ARE expected 20
afYHra ssf. passage Ter torpedo boats
ant other small craft unable To cope
with a hostile feet on this trip the
Taibot's newly Installed petroleum
fuel furnace wiii be given a test
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-09-16
PAID $500 FOR
A CAR RIDE

JOLIET. III. Sept 10 The third
annual trolley day given by the
ladiea Of Joliet faf the benefit of sil-
yer Cross hospital WAS "a success
from both a social aus financial
standpoint The highest amount ov.
- paid probably FOR a street car ride
IN Illinois Was 500 check presented
by J. Fred Wilcox To the ladies to-
day. Several other large checks
have been received aud substantial
promises have been made the ladies
by President lambert ~ the Amcrl-
can Steel and Wire a., n y HiK-
ssubutham and ether friends Of this
institution The proceeds II the day
viii probably reach g. 900
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"
Pulpit and Pew.


The London Chronicle estimates
that 5000 ef the 1900 parish church.
- in England are ineiining toward
rItuaiism.
A Danish proVcrh rays Better
that the world should know you a
sinner than 10 have God know you
az hypocrite
Bishop Han,an writes from usnn.
ia that 700 natives have been con-
verified to the Catholic church durinE
the past four years
The conversion u Mormons 10 Ca.
tholiciHm In Baisc. Idaho. have been
- numerous as 60 neeessifats the
erection % new Catholic church IN
the city
pr. Edward tndson states that
There is a tendency Ia our time for
the young people 20 have a iIi,ie
church of thrie own at the expense ~
The general church"
The American board II Japane..
missions reports that the chief opt.o.
sition "a Christian missions In that
country IL not from the heather
priests but from the japanese az
ueslics.
The Outlook gives as one f~awan
for an osefsuppiy OF elsrsyrnen IN
any church that many Theological
students are too larry or too unwilling
10 undertake any Mind Of work. and
tha; some are anni for most work.
TIE Rev, Air. Morgan said In one
II his addresses at North field The
disciples lowed their master. but fheS.
had their faults. We read In the d.
bic % the hickerinF and aqaabbiinE
among the twelve az 10 their peraan.
as~eainess. II Ia because % this
that some % us believe In apostolic
Succession"
Interest IN the medical mission In
foreign lands IL constantly inrrsas-
ing. Natives IN the north % Africa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-09-16
prTTEa car SERVICE.

NJ The middle ~ next week ~.
rntnute car service, e. substitute the
rrnsans zn-nainute service an Goo
Thsrd avenue 4 ssigpfb1n Railway
tt,,e IL 20 be inaugurated. 4 rosie
dent N I.afona informed % sfaf rc.
<arssr today that the citizens NJ
Brooklyn and LatoBa asked the
street railway company several
weeks ago for a better service. ana
a.. e,,r,erintendent stated yesterday
MAJ fts.a was 70 be doHf
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WASHINGTON
GETS NO MORE

TACOMA. Sent ie The War dc.
puriment has notified tho congress
siural delegation that this states
share ef commissions in the eaiun.
trer regiments has been greatly over.
drawn. and no more are 70 BE- al
lowed Already Washington has 49,
cured marc places Ia the volunteer
ngsimentu ttah any other state
This has been largely due t. the
Vtlur Of the First Washington rrgl-
mcut. but the luaiHtener " the con-
srcss.onai delegation has had great
deal rs do with the result senator
Foster in particular has been per-
siFtrnt Ia claiming places Ia the vol-
antcer regiments Tor this states SOLE
dlcrs, and his efforts have all been
succrssful
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-09-16
sea BREEZE MINE.

At the new Sea Breeze mine. which
u located on Thorn Arm on the
Southeastern coast ~ Alaska. exten-
HFH Developments Ire now under
way. Two tunnels are being driv-
au through two parallel hedges of i've
feet iu width. which assay on an
arerIze u $3.50 20 the ton. Tunnel
number ! has been driven In - feet.
and o. q feet underground Tun-
mel number 2 ia 90 feet underground
and including the open cut. has been
driven Is feet The mine adjoints
The Sea Level
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-09-16

the uurpatrainsd humaF % the audi.
sncr. fsr thrc. toiii hours There
Is not tuli line IN the piece. every
wpwi every act and every climax
calls forth az autburst % laughter
II Is a play - ~ seen & be- efprs-
ciatsd and wiii ansn at the Thlrd Az
snur thnafrr for nne eeek
Tomorrow evening the regular sea-
son opens with the Boston Lyric op.
ga Company. which presents alter
ualeiy KFand and iEhg opera. and
even vefxea on the burlesaue. Thg
arexra anime for the seek ALI Dc
sunday said Fasha. Monday,
Mariana T. Tuesday. fhs double bill
.Cavaiisrta Hastiesuas and Ia
Is~lie Hs.eas Wednesday. II Tro-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-09-16
RECRUITS C0AXED
TO STAY HOME

p1TTsBvRc. Pa. sept fs-Iduot
unrnhv. Of the United States army,
who has Just returned from Neids-
wife. reports that auti-imperialista
in that sown have been tampering
: WITH men accepted for service ~ the
recruiting station there. Five men
ma bcen accepted for service and
fhsy we're 10 be sworn IN when Lelt.
Murphv arrived IN Meadvilie. iut
thew rsllen 70 report when tir time
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Her Clever Fuse.

I, was II - By the ormoiu clock
SIN he fingered
She did not Yawn4
Her little fingers would have been
too slender 90 hide a.
she reAurted To strategy
Mr.. wslllwinEie." she said. YOU
have Travelled extensively and seen
many people
Yea be murnured
\ am greatly Interested In current
vents. she went on. and thought,
iefhaps 50. had some personal
knowledge 81 TIE Beers. Are all
Beers as SLOW must you RoT'
A moment later she yaNncd with
out any preteuse at conceniElent. ard
shook her tiny na, at the ormolu
clock
Duy a acre tract Moore Inv. Co
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BULLETS IN A
SHAM BATTLE

COLgdBUa. .. Sept 10 During
the am battle IN the Fair spectacle
afne Battle VI San Juan" at The
state fair grounds Inst night. Chns.
kr1r. 81 YoIrr. spectator, waa Kill
81. itcvlfin fmitason. private Of GO.
r. Fourth ohm. engaged ~ the sham
battle HaH fatally wounded and NJ.
furecuheim. spectator. was aeri-
9usiy Wounded ~ is supported toad
"a Hheila were accidentally mixed
with 3iHHke furnished the soldiers In
She HHam battle.
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waNTEn q CHEW.

Police oGlceF l.. }. stuart reported
<t.1 thmft 81 a et-pOund box " E85lr-
- frou, inc Ll0n Clothing company
sto,e an .ftvashington street Ilrt
nirht. TIE tobacco was valued at
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nTHE bird let loose from
j eastern skies"

eastern SKIES"
Before returning home,
OFT stoops his wing to earth
and HES
Where lying grafters roam.
Wellknowing all we promise
good,
BY word or deed, in type.
on wood.
1.-THE OWNERS, II. II. Dear
born & Co,
Sell tide land lots and up
lands low"
Room &, ground floor, Hal
ler's beehive,
Established eighteen sixty
five.
Go patronize the tide land
kings,
A cofnucopia il brings.
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foff urug Co.. fifth and Pike
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