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FIGHTING AGAINST KNOX.
Aaa for the fesittea Of ship
ptAG Can tssiau~r.

WASHINGTON. AUG. r~AsfAoaxn Ser.
ascr Fc>ter II tsaaFssnx James krax gcr-
rsr mayer 90 fuysflur tnr ths faSst
sstassfa sisEFpsag eauusAssssnessssa 81 sac.
creed Rev. y T. EShsswssn. tire agysssss rnsns
has ret yet hv~n made by TN. sezrssary a
the treasury. ard Inquiry fats Is est,y ss,s
ans avsEnfse information as - Wien shs
assscsesneut VII Re uaASes a zrsAf deal
Of earreszassssesee las ssreasy as>easxsu.A;-
81 VITA regard 70 the acralnsmsnt Atpoa,
ss nsassy letters n esrsazfsan ~ NJ hnpx
having nSSn received IN &c had ixsscrsss.
meats rs s~ STARE sAe sss<scg.exnsas ~
Senator Foster means mach ss~agss the
appointment. bat nsxeFfAefsss with 81
sssanw a tseisnx against any man tire
tfra NRry derA<sHens h tss1r~ than izsety
TO cali the astensson OF the senafrr 20 sa~
fact ard ask Assn To carefully REVISE tn~
fafermasscr whsea led Aan ia MAKE ms
snat endorsement. IN TITS way TIC harden
of xeSsesss.lsiify - Placed ugsca tae ~eus.
ter. ara n ne nsssssx sFxss the apssasussnsss
ard IL - mace En a~f~rxrse 60 hss ssassrvS.
~ practically eecSssss rssnassssss@ snr sAe
as1a - bad con<isss a. Tao sepcsrseA
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xoaTHwEsrEKs NEWS notes.

NJ G. n vanAsisssn. Ter many yvsn : ss.a-
dsat q Goadsndale. bat during recent ysAn IjsIne
~hsss As 4 connected with ths Red Csoss sssis;y'
Thsss sss nnw sboss 80 campers and afty bpafi.
sn e he 81 Martin hot spsfnss q tbs Duush
and soans lonssr These springs are b~eonine vsfy
pcpaiss eumner esnIeFs 20 the number ~ prob
ssss n 8. Vicinity 4 stevenson sss ss saa MONS ne
naeh tvo miles from Eysssan. Ms snsirsSy de-
:sess ~. sss s. s -. "a ne s con-
.ss1 q issra.iiasiss Tssss 80 . b inssssnss.
Hr. PARKER estimates his ioe ak M
The Kalama Bulletin reports tAat thu sysar-o,d
scn o Albert Rosin Vas drowned n the kalsma
slsss.. near the npf~r bridge. iAA week Il seams
.. IL 81 sas nd + ~ . sssa' sas
= snsw ne current vas ve.y sst1 The eyear.
81 Is s.s + c.us asss WI .so aa.s. , .ss w.
nesday.
The Geldsnaaie Rsnssnel SAYS Il 10 Informed By
parties Who claim 10 know that thsre h . lanus
hnmest~atsf-. The Land Il o.tsiar u the rnisread
= aa 's vi e. a E e sss e. sse. - aim
land within the railroad limits, There are rsFts
M ' sss ,sss near ss n ss'f K sss with an'
There viii be sham Rattle In chehafss On
s sat- Aas.ast istn esssh.a sane And rres-
the fair srsands and pushing the snfsstais,-
neat. on She morning q The iah Crmfsny r
~sll r.srh their tents i the fair gfuursls ard ~
main shss azs ard the next 81 rama They hare
tsss secured 10 rusruds ~ anszuastian fns The
sssm battle. r. I. Rxyunads vii inrersnnstc the
great ltsIsppIne eiisf. Ana r organizing the arms
Which Il 70 nsaa the bsssstwostA They viii ap-
pear in costume
rstAsamet h sspenfrrins huillIns bocm. ARD
Indications roipt % Ia ee;ssinuxass until late in
the winter. fccf 6ne residences IN ccssrse
a suustfsettca. and ssvrrsi are besug trsnriesed
saa aadstsens being made 20 them. Cayreu-
tiers are all tassy. and ~ . ressit 81 assrh xask
hstns dena III the cosntFv the sehssA directors
win peusslsy have 20 hire outside tstsw % rake
the skaaxr~ ii the interior - the school buildings
arcided sren Al their lass meeting There Is
hardly vacant ksssse Ia the riarr. ard what few
there are bare t~en Engaged since spsins nv fami-
lies iussndsns ~ nseee iHse tswm In the fall 10
Gre th<sr ehsiisea the advantages a Tire xrhecss
The sx.rnes season has been a sassars aud an-
iess there IL q large b<fsscn and the etass
Il tie there ~fa not fe bali rszek es
The Columbia river W IL naskNy. II Csthixnast
sAss that the tesxen II sir weeks late He wAtehsi
the rasttas ~ sssrAsn cree day this wesk ard fsssa
that the spawn sts very sswsn ft T. difficult
question ~ this tfrse determine whether astt-
Astai psapszssiea h . sarrsss or failure Mr. IL
ncre predicted carly tn tho ssas that che raea
wuuia he light aad did ras anticipate any great
sssn es rsrp~xatrs sslthnn. lie f~aseves yeaf
vii settle tAe en~stsea. This wss The ossnian ~
tssr Ftsh Cousnisxisster Messaise The eshsrsmen
hare ssgsesssed pesistuz sskins The ssh coanais-
sfsa to eassssa tie srAsen sussl Asssst 18th
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MOTHER BIG SlIINL.


The Moran Eros. Company has stepps6
into the fumher manufacturing arena with
. sp]kudidiy equipped sagmfll of modern
make Il Ii ona Of the most conples6
plants in the West. Win mo- flourish OF
trumpets and with hardly more than =
pam1ng announceusenf that they intend
60 embafktng n such m enterprise. thu
N0rans three monfl,s ago set shout the
construction The mini II now in opera
tornado In 6fst run Saturday and yes
tesday morning epsasd regularly Tor bssa-
uess.
Though intended ~ an ad3unct to their
fmmense shipeuildlng plAat ~ mill d
dedicated 70 public use1. ana for thAf
matter y already b rsceapt of many BIG
orders.
The general dimenssons Of tbs plant are
q b. 10 feet Il y = hand naiIl Of the
1tearn1 manufacturing make. with q CO.
pacity ~ 1o0oee test daily. Unlike tho
average oaNmlIl u u constructed with
spsciAl rsfersncs "a ths handling Of long
timberA rts make-up n such that q can
cat : isD-foot iog into any dimensson. The
Ut one operation. In short. the great lum-
bsr manufacturing shop - filled with all
lahor-aAvtng devices. presenfing IN it, en-
tire equipment model OF the modern mill.
IN at = cost of about t6eoh
In the neighborhood Of eighty men are
toruished employment IN the sawuiil. with
an average pay roll OF perhaps go per
day.
In connection with the sawmiil the Mo-
rams are c0nstructinG IN immense wooden
bodybuilding plant. with . great floating
drydock. Further to the east and near TO
the foundry = great boiler and forge shop
y going up. lts general dimensions are
- By - feet.
Much Of the equipment II already In POI
sition. including IN electric crane. the nrst
on the racif,e coast. This interesting piece
OF machinery has twenty-dve-ton capa-
city. Another device hardly less attrAc-
tive to the mechanical eye Ia great boiler
punch, the largest on the Pacific coast.
Indeed there are only two others In all
the United states a large IL weighs
twenty-arven tens and this huge piece OF
iron mechanism b 10 be hefted Ia q day
or two by the electric crane.
Next comes q plata planer OF twenty
four-fOot capacity and q ret OF bending
rolls With the latter = steel plate twenty
four fest long and one inch thick can be
rolled, Lastly. steam hammer. the equip
ment OF which wetghs seventy-fye tons.
deserves mention.
With al these uacaern implements Of
trade the Morans are equipped for handling
by way OF repair the largest ship afioat
The boiler and forge shop equipment in-
GLIDING $4,000 worth OF machinery the
Morans have erected IT cost Of about
N11OoA
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CHICAGO. Aug f.--The weather vas clear ana
the track good at Hawthorne today. Results:
sesen frionas. selling Albert vais won. Hon
tonr second Marcate third. Time. IN
Five fnriongs Merito won, Era dor second.
Sfrathbro@rk third Time. l a.
Mile and 4 half. selling Fatherland won. Mayms
n. r. second, Gun Metal third. Time, Ira
Six fnrlonrs-A Garrett won. Benneville second.
Goebel third Time. lisa
Short course. steerlechase-My Valentine Won.
zufaliis second Ciiften Il. third Time, 3:i7a
third Time 1.a2A
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BUFFALO. N. r., Aug. 1.-TWO stakes were a.
efded at the opening Of the Buffalo Driving club
grand circuit meeting At the Port Erie tTsck this
afternoon before about z5eo peryoua-
Empire state stake. pacsrs. al claas. 0@e-bnly
s:ilI Johnny Assn seeond. Dover thlv6
Free Bond. Gypsy, Red Wilkie, Red Buck Helen
r.. Harry c.. Happy Chimes and Mo also started
rs class, tfottina. a. 80 Tesxie B. won hrst, see-
ood and sixth heats. Time. 317i. fiei. 11la
Derby Lass won The fourth and 1fth hesta and
was second Time. 2isk AHA y0lo won third hest
In ass. and was third.
Fleetwood McAdAms. Princess. Paul Pry, Annie
lnrns, James 6heyiin. Joe Bohov end GeoFgs nay
also started
NIAGARA river stakes. trottins. 7;Is class, aoo :
Fred Kohl in straight heats. Time. 2.iDt. 1llk
2.ilk Charley Herr was second and RUBY third
chanty. Tudor ChiInes. Imprcyidence. Pflotsen and
Tomoraa also started
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Sc louis Races.

ST. LOUIS, Aug ALTHOUGH not single favor
lie snecessfui ut the fair grounds today the rae
ing was fairly good The track was heavy. Results:
Six fusiongs-Ben Bramhe won Golden Standard
second, tsrantnr third. Time. ~
Mile Rnslheids won, School Girl second, Caro-
witx third Time, :s9i
Selling. mile and serenity yards-0ssfe II won,
Guide Rock second. Eithaan third Time. So
Handicap. six flFiongs- Fireside wen Danish SEC
and Taiia ronso third Time lisa
Mile-Tdn Lxdford wen. Noraist eecond. Duks u
Baden third Time. lsfs3
Two-year-oIAs fire and 3 half farlopgs-nuke cf
Melbourne won, Marie q. Brown second. John Hal
sey third. Time, LEA
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WASHINGTON
CORRESPONDENCE.

Special Dispatch to the Post Inteflieencer.
WARRINGTON. Aug. 7.--After eepfem.
Der I the mail contractor on the ro1te be.
y stop 1t the once between 0eIdOviA and
Eadlak. called Homer. both way trips. The
Acmer once VII take him ten milea out
ok hts Old road.
a ccmmiaton a. postmaster has been
iasaed 70 cnAfiss ~ Bartlett, 1Ampico
The euartermaster sensrars sslsee was
coussderebiy amused Il the diapasch uent
IN the Post -lntciliGencer of late date. say
tng that The sse-afsment was pursuing an
aggressive course In regard 10 tho trans
pdyIAtiou OF troops TO the Pacific coast
Col Htrd. assistant QuasteFmaSter, states
that the department. merely wired to tho
QaaFtsrm2stef general At Chicago 70 get
the woek done m cheapiy - possible. and
that u was mereiY sugFested that the
. ross ,s Sset g haul sae !,
the regular rates. The department had
had no controversy with tho trAnSccntinen-
tai linee. and would have mons. II did APP
pear for q time - though the northern
roads would cut rates for the sake Of the
business. but the department understands
now that tho fuada, following the Western
reads. have Agreed 70 maintain the same
rates.
d. @. n. Wagner has been appointed 4
member Of the board OF pension examin-
ing surgeons at Tacoma. Wash.
Ray A. Leeman has been appointed a
regular carrier IT Seattle. at $50 per am
mum
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LIST or PLAYERS COMPLETES.
For The Tennis Tournament to Re-
ria IN THIS City Tomorrovs.

The open tournament OF the Seattle Ten
nfa Club. which begins tomorrow, promises
to be one Of the most intefesting events
OF the kind that has occurred In Seattle
players went over to the Victoria tourna-
ment last week and made q coed showing
They were 1t q disadvantage IN Victoria,
will stand q much better chance on the
cinder courts OF this city.
The tournament II to last from wednes-
day until saturday. Besides the Seattle
players who win compete. q large number
OF outside players have entered In the
tournament. Some OF the best players from
Victoria. Vancouver and Tacoma Will be
present
Some very close games win probably be
played, as at the Victoria tournament Se-
attic players were beaten by small mar
gins
The players who VIII compete In the
different classes are a. follows:
Ranflaunansn slA~A~~
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um's pfteAans fes tArse tYipies and Sour sanelss
b the last tue ianineA. winning The epsns =
derssn's AukA Asns run sre1sd tAsse ftme q
the starr. but thereafser Mccain vM fnytnc1oAs
and Tie 61p9bns we're h1AAhsd D1uoGR 1871
vfthous q suruf bat con1a n0e NJ f1e G1Me
MS played undef yRu4es&. hseauW q IL fak 0na
the batting eeiae oExred hy Esw Icsh - -.
ent ffvm thas wA1eh DIG uwssssss9 n IL -
AtteadAne4 An oeuse:
RH T.
Nss Yesk .......-a II 3 Hsuuo1yn ..-....y
uaftMjee-A eehin ard Warner Dam ~ 10
fsaise. CnDires--<saaney ard Latham
n4nsnaaa - - Cnnhn
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NATIONAL LEAGUE GAMES.
baltimore, IL rhiladelrhia. q.


PHILADELPHIA Ana r-caa,ss sss n.
rxsnse esuse ~ tie Phsiife. assest t,<s.- In ~.
fsustA snrans be had chance retire the xiss
~ ds<atse ptss. h9s ksss his head ard sssruAsss
the bait peisa also hsssed Bsnksns~. In ~
ssre imsing ~ arrypgnz I thrrwn ban Pas,
Seases
RI NJ RHE
faitimer~ ...,-..A ) PhsfsSs,yAsz - 4
BATTERIES Kissss ssa szzsts; fSsts ana pes.x.
Games Hreak Even.
rfTrsRrRG Aes s-sx Lewis wsa sas s-v.
ssfas "a sAs Ar.s ianins hs ssssIas s<sen ATS ara
.sssa RS ea L~ss~ csrry vaa razzie uHsn
TIE srea~A sanss wss . pitchers. hass,s. rsss.
s@sx srewtna swe raan In I'D SfsA ca erY~ys ~
srs~s ssd srArsc1ssezt Asssrdsscs, tsa snrrs
tr~s g&rnss
rssssAass .s,s-*...s n q &C. Inmss .n .
natsesses-fesxrv. Cheshire ana SeAssssr. Css-ry
ssa scas~esrxsss- Cmssres-svarswcod and HsirA
ssssss Fxns<:
R.HEI RHx
Fisssssrz ..ss..~.5 iss- Lvrss .,...s..i &
sessesasSSs. rnrsr~s swase~usss ans Hnns
Bssfen. ~ wsaAfagses. 4.
BOSTON. Arg e. Rrxsen ss rsn~en hard ara
sfan sad s~a with sas~ sa-sxv w&sAsnsznz s.ss-
sEa s.s s~esss n sA< Arss smniws twa possess.
: sasa sssSw Av neFr~r snA an sssszss~a st~a.
- Aesssa. ssssaaanrss Isse. seoss:
gHE8 RHE
tsssesa - - lws<AssSseH ,--...A 2
Esasasssss Was ssa nesssas nsnss1 snd Dzz-
easa tMssfrss-IsH~A ard tersAiir
New Serk. ., nreeklys. q
sss soRk. Ass f-afssx sysns TIA sru<s
= - sssssA. Sss xs1A ssss esssas - sasas1
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DUBUQUE Ia, Aug THE Nutwood DRIVING
club added another big car. 70 their race week
programme today. when . proposition was made and
accepted 90 add Frank Bogssh. fsAt. and Planet
ss'i. 70 ths maieh between areccy and Annaniaa
ADDED by the eiah This viii bring the total money
involved IN purses for this meeting up TO ol1
-
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SARATOGA, n Y, Aug. 7--Rssulss:
Five and q half farloa9s--His Exrellency won.
EssiiI second. The Rush third. Time Ast
Sir ffrtangs Belardelia won. Midnight second.
Sister Alice third Time. ! Is
The wcrden Hotel STAKES. i've fuYiones-F7ower q
Gold won. Prejudice ssccnd. Indian Fairy third.
Time. 1l&
Nile and an eighth Approval won. Axncsna $50
ess.i no others Tine. 81
Mile and sixteenth Blue Away won, Beau Ideal
second Strangest third Tome. Las.
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sefss~ss Disturbances hare 0cczyreS - Ca.sss-
Ssrsin, tssTnssHg eantss IL cAttasiss ara Frex
TsEAsess ssexAs ia fsent - eAsscA and several
rsrssas insiassssx priest we're inferred
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Thsee Miisions Left Aaeng !
RnHeruna MnlaHav~n

Thtee 1sdst0hu HeU Aoon8 He
Numerous Relatives.
GAN FRANCISCO, Aug. THE viii Of
William A. Piper. the ex-cougr11smnn and
millionaire, who died h h.s room at the
Palace hotel Saturday, was nled for pro-
bate today.
Mr.. Piper was bachelor. He was over
q years OF age and came to California In
the early To- He was q sagacious finan-
cier ard interested In many enterprises OF
magnitude which afforded heavy returns.
His estate h valued at over 13O0p CO., and
= divided among numerous relatives nv-
Ing In the Eastern states and California.
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New Tsek Yacht C1uh CRuise.
LONDON, Conn. Au& f-1As great hset q -
New York Yacht club lies On The Piqu0l house to
night and YIN ssat On IT. annual crnise tuncsruw.
One hundred and three captains respuodsd when
the a their yaehts wese called on board Tie
flagship GoTsair Psuoahay Afsy o. stxty additional
yesssis arc sidine IN TIE waters q she 1hanesI
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THE Chicago. Mawaukes h 81. Pau,
railway Ii the nae<t popular hne betweea
st. Paul ana Chicago.
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Have the p-r. sens Ia your camping al
dress Ne extra charge for mating
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uIM IND Inl BDDdI.



-.-..- -.
q fsva - n1ssh ysseeraey wtsh eaxhfy
I'm e..al As.n 60 IslE g. - = 80
- - = e1Is ~ - =. - = tsaem
xln - s1sssess. g s. - ,ssssu.~sr -.
$50 8 sssssSs. p.ssr l1sr,l.sse ssslk
- hcx = 9s11s o . eesay-snlnt go
sssss sS !. , -. ,. ~ go oBrsen Is
arvoa s1As s1!e,s s.ss ssensd e = fun
Go, ofiAssa sHyn thers = srsat dsal
9 s.s.sssss g LIN . Go. 49,. svi 80. - sss e
.sseA nsassm - nscs = 49, - -
81. Z a. snass-Asssissa $50. vs.s
ss.s'e.s,ss - ssse ~ IS a ! sss-
~ write. asa@ s.rs,ss g sss a .s.sa
~ .seN ~. y -. - = 49,
statiax ehas 1Tsss -. q 49, e 49,
I'D neen psc4e0 ~ 81 ~ g covezy CHM
Mn AiJce Hou9htons ~ CAacAEos but
fofneffv = rsstdenf uf upu&nnA, came on
~ TxnsHisx fs~,uu - Atiln Afn6eest whefo
- ~ coa. q. nrowniee. q chScaep. 90
esstin9 - broWnies = H0aenton 0eas
extonG1ye 3uve1fUeueo. To9eeneS fhey o1o
ys5m l!!.ees - f.ne cfsek o.1eo NN.sy
49, $500 ~,sis.. ssAr n.A = - Tbs
.s...sss~. ~ s.~~sn~ -. - s,.r,,.asd
vpEsss1s 80 seoss1 s.ss -. - :. -I - -
1@ fs&e Wtde. or about tweive ecsee o.
neoun6.
Yaofneoo Wo0no.
rae -. ~ -. = 1900. 80. bet.
Ansss ase n0t 100 =. - 49, 49, 80
YET business woman "a Me We.t ID - -
Hou9hfbn. and ~ Tor MineA shs discusses
them With the familiarity Of q trained ex-
nort
~. a.,~~.l,.A aats,er A,.csvsrv claim vss
- - rss,ss- ~ -. - re~1rsr~cs,
49, - Assse1. ~ ~ -. - -
~ Sueeau men. Insv sook sDsI - =. ~
uon tnN nina last year auu ABOUT Oss0
tAis season Up 10 tAe stmA Of III sale.
60 s.~~-~ s1ssss .~~s~sa.v 1900. - 49,
sDsrsmsnts A {he Rainter.0rand.
<svvs -ss.s = = All. Sar s.xs~fna~n4 main.
" Ut the lnetAnce ~ Cox HroWnleefa broth
-. II IT. 1EMWM1qn, 4oeeneg1y surveyor ZEN
eyA1 ~ fhA dfstKjet. Our p04chaAoo foot
- - - neS - nra n1S3f assfsIfnr A. Tor
80 -. -.
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LONDON. Aug. f--Je6ries, the pasilist, Wae
warmly greeted this esening 81 The Royal AQuAy.
INN. Londan. In m exhibition q sparxfn9 VITA
George Chris and I'd Dankhcsst Hia wok was
much apprsriated By large crowd kssa On pe1nta
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Quinlan Wins = Race.
BARROw-oN-FuRN England. Aae s-F.
J. Quinisn. Of Harvard. Won la-yssd dssh boz
Ida
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Geatlemen's Doubles.
Fransiol and Tidmarsh, Bys
Cornwall and Partner Bye.
Hurd and Russell. Bye.
Power and Pelsy
Powell ard Partner
Aesm and Rnhns
Johnston and Partner.
Tells and Newton Bye
fenikes ard Coward Ry~.
Hudson and Haasou Byc
Mixed Doubles.
Fomitss and Niss Reattie. Bse.
Frsnsscit ard Partner
Fenksm and MiS Mcfsyath.
ffdmassh ard Mrs hurrsn
rsIiy and Partner
Jchnston ard Partner
Paueg and Miss kersksv
Coward and ars Ianeley.
resly Ard Miss Mirrs
Cornwall and Partner
Russrli snd Miss Riley Rve
sassth and Mis- Ranks Hyr
Ladies' singles.
Mis- Arrcvssasth. Rse. Miss 1osephins Hol-
Miss ThoTnss hrcok
Mics Reeves. ---------------------
Miss H>asti<. Ma Langley
MfS Eoiiins. Mis- RtrRs. Rye,
Mtss KsrsAav. Miss Eerrnrs Hal,
Miss Ranks. hvpck i've
Miss Riley.
Ladies' Doubles.
Mis- Riley ard ArL Rniifns. Bye.
Miss AyruwtsntfA assd pafsner.
Mis- Tyler ard Miss Mrfsvssh
Miss ksxss assa Miss Ksrshaw
Miss keatfse ard Mrs Jsnsiey, Rye.
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nennett neata niIl.

NEW YORK. AnG Lat the Cauey lSasnd Ath-
.etic club tonight Jack Bennett, a RiftshuY. -
feated Billy Hjn colored. a Bostpn. N ~ TWEEN
tr-foarfh round on . foul. after having outfensht
him iron Ne start
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-08-08

A day IT historic sltka, AIaska's capital,
visiting the Greek church, with fl Won
dsrfui paintings: the museum Of Alaska
curios. the governments barracks, etc.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-10-15
News of Dress Goods.

News of Dress Goods.
There's sort Of soreess telegraphy among the
.comen of this city for the Of this fine shooting
Of dress goods has spread far and ride and the de-
mand orors teauier and heapter every day.
We hare ali the netCest ideas. Tar as 10 the ut
most Cal! us for dnything-f IT'S good its here.
Sore bargains crop up among the regular stocks
These are due Monday
HERRINGBONE TWEEDS. in greens, browns, blues
grays and tans, 30 inches wide; all wool OF course
the usual .5c sort; they're ticketed (you cr
HEAVY WOOL CHEV1OTS FOR SUITS AND
SKIRTS. measures yard and half from sevedge
TO selvedge. it's dollar cloth by all the 7r
the laws of valuation priced at........ 10 Gus
A pile of Handsome BLACK SOIIELS. all wool and
90 inches wide the prettest designs for fall are in
the lot: dollar goods judge values 7r
Tor .-s.....-..-..-. .t-.......'..-.'. ~ ClS
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-10-15

Pretty White China MUS
TARp POTS. with col
bred figures and gold Der
der. worth -, for .--.. i{Hc
Pretty little CREAM
PITCHERS. - watch
tersbsch Ware. Tn blues
red. Terra eot,a ard The
reS worth "a. f3r ....lIsc
ASH TRAYS. made N he
shape Cf q cadets zap.
tE~ cgswn held "a ihs
light SHOWS var3aHS BHVsl
and military hevoes ~ ae
late Tar. worth &c, a
rsvelty :0r ...-,-..---,.l ssS>
CHOCOLATE CUPS and
SAtfCERS, al imnerse
variety. at .-.-......-... lee
Worth double.
GOLD AND WHITE
CREAM PITCHERS a.
half pricc. .-.,....-.-.-. i,-ss
Decorated PIN TRAYS
Ntoas - The Mail.
Sta.u" - Liberty. -"
brooklyn Bridge. worn
% tor -..-.-.-.--.-.... l.Ae
Inn II PLATES AND
CUPS % very flns china
=
NOVELTY ASH TRAYS
si'a notices, Al falf
price ...----.- ...-.. 1901. -
CEDT1% SETS. very sne
zach ..-..-. -.....--.. s. -
Very pretty CHOCOLATE.
fsI3TS. is ers ecio-s 80
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CHOCOLATE SITS OF s
pieces ros. sugar howl
and cream, Jug .......-s3 SEE
VIOLET CUPS .........5se-
CRACKER JARS CT white
china. with pretty deco
rat OTIS OF gold ara col
TEA CUPS AND SAT-
GERS ..-.-. +...--.-... l'Se
SHAVING Mics taot NOR
than "A dozen of ;heNsl -
PEN TRAYS. in pretr'
FRUIT BOWLS. wtth ace
work designs. ova, sha p
.-.-... .--------- .--. 80
CABARETS fo- .......f! >
ROUND BERRY R0WT.
with deep gold i,orj~t -
y F. co r ED TEA
AT-ES q fins wh.te
enlna tan are impaired.
worth *. FIR .-......I5-
CAKE PLATES IN i'm
msrsA variety ~ les GIs
worth E(a. t-r .--.-.. -
AFTER DINNER COT
FEE CUPS AID SAL
CFRS s. quaint blse ard
gold figures on White Ia
- Al Tic 4 EEAM
PITCHERS worth =
s0r ..-...... -..-,,-.-. in
Very large FLAG IS O.
real Carlsbad china. worth
x%. for -..--.-.-...-- s. -
JUMBO COFFEE CUPS
AM, SAtCF.Tls ..-.... x,
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The Umbrella Sale.

We Dere lucky enough to ind couple Of UNI
brellG makers scho ednted TO sell out and get bust
ness "duorce. We took many fgurdtirely speak.
tn0-as zoe coaId meH carry. and you share
this bargain
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At 800 Worth 75c.
At SOC Worth 89c.
Samples Of Imported Crockery
at Half Price.

They're hobnobbed Nth the dristocrats OF Crock
erydom. for they come from NetC TorA's-ao Amer
iCG'S-gTeGtest importer. Erery one bears the stamp
Of EuropeS best manufacturers. This is the greatest
china offer the store erer made There is time
hSttthe lots gre for as long as heyH last but you
mast be early.