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The evening times., 1899-01-16

The movement in Panhandle this morn
ing was better than for week or more,
and people believed to be on the inside Of
the pool were bullish on the stock. With
the situation as it is in this property, it is
realized by the Street that an advance to
the previous high price. lis and better
may come at any time. Many look for such
q demonstration of the POOLS ability. Mr..
Carley in the New York papers yesterday
advised buying Panhandle as one of the
best stocks on the board, for an immediate
rise.
The evening times., 1899-01-16

w" H ~ ---toF - m NJ
Corrected daily by W. B. Hibbs & Co.
members OF the New York Exchange.
1919 F Street
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-06-02

Late Trains To- Lake Were Loaded aud
Great Crnpd Was There,


a special feature % the proceedings
nc snltuir WAS the banquet given by the
Young family and attended besides tho
members Ofthe family present By Noy-
eruor Wells. Senator ilnWlinH, rrrHl-
H. 81. Lyman, "a. ", Merrill. Nudgor
ClnWsdu. Matthias r. Cowloy. %. A.
Woodruff also by a number uf othgr ln-
Nltel guests
The dinner was feast Of good
things, generously abundant ln quauti-
ty aud Of tho finest quality served by
number uf the young ladies OF tho
family
Tho trains that came late in the nj.
tnruuuu WHre heavily loaded and large
crowd was present
The bah WnH greatly enjoyed hv me
young people. the music being exquisite
and the floor perfect
In the cNHrIur uu old fashioned dance
came ON. Mrs ~ %, -, Rouudy danced
the Sir RodFrr de- CoVorlcV In a fu-
NOUS OLD gown that had been made Tor
% social function In honor 81 Lincoln
Mrs. John A. Grocshcck, Jr, and two
sisters Mrs. j, Hal Moore and Mrs. ID.
n. Ur0ckhnnk looked unusually hand.
some iu oli-fanhlonod gownH The
Misses D0nnetto and Mary =. Smith
were dressed as bellies of 1868. Miss He's.
ter Cannon. Mrs, Frank Taylor and
Mrs. Frank neatle wore interesting cus.
tunes. Alonzn y, krHalcr wore His IA.
theirs best suit OF lst9 and Dr. n. a.
ClnWHOn wore an elaborate wedding
suit 0f many years ugo,
The dance was thoroughly enjoyed
tiu ton o'clock when the last train lord
for the city.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-06-02
HIGH SCHOOL
Nine DEFEATED.
University Team Beats Them by
Score Of II to 4.
ORIOLES WIN IN ST. LOUIS.
noth pitchers PLAY Grand Game
HowdJ HAIL the Feature ~
Washington.

on me Fort Douglas diamond yostcr-
day afternoon. before pIrulula
guard of Hpgc,nt1ta tho Hlgh school
nine went down Co. defeat before the
University tcam-not thBt the rcd and
black played badly. mt simply that tho
y. OF q. played better ball The score
was N 90 e.
The umvcuity boys had some g1od
hcIdem and ii,naer pitched u good
game. olrn aud welding distinguished
themreIyes 600 contor and Iau neid
while Read on SECOND played good bail.
The lllrh School boys seemed ut
time i1 become slightly ratified gH-
preitlll iu The eighth. when series Of
rrluru Dec Do four mon smith nf short.
shim1r ln ufht and GARDINER iu lore
handed uut several large and juicy ere
fuu thui iId noe Improve mattera
IulI1Wlu. Dr. The detailed HUlrH.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-06-02

Tomorrow viii Do ladies' day az For
Douglas on which occasion che fair 30
WIN ha admitted free o. tho rrandatant
t0 witness tho r1ma of baseball betweot
che crack local uIue ana ihr Salt Lakes
much Interest o. being manifested lf
tnn uIfHUU. 0f ihe r1mn uH there 10
rHnHI rIh'r rivalry between thn com.
r"uHr fHaWa Tha game VIII hu called
OFF, a.H %. m. TnruHRt day th0 returf
w1irh 1891 bH played no tho some timt
aud place.
TH UHlIr follows. tho Fllt Lake MINI
being subject t1 change.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-06-02

wish 20 say that feel under msting
obligations Tor what Chnmherlain'a
Cough Remedy has done FOR our fame
ily. We have used u In ~ many cases
OF coughs, lung troubles und whooplng
cough ana 10 mas always given the
most perfect satisfaction, we feel grcat-
ly Indebted 10 tho manufacturers OF
this remedy ana wish Thorn o. please
accept our hearty thanks.-R espgctfuu-
y. Mrs q. noiY Dos Molnoa. Iowa.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-06-02

Twu-iiaao iiltr=J. lipuror. Campbell.
nnHoH Aiolrn=F. Smith. Howell. DEM
ING.
Double piry-W. Smith o. Denim.
Bases ON called uilf-E. HruHrr. 81.
Tferel. T.
STRUCK Oui-uy Ilcusar. 4. bY Howell.
d hy Smith. Z.
Time Of Gamr-onc hour and forty
i've minutes
umpirof shannon ana MnrrcitH.
The lnrNerHliY tlkof thn lead Don tho
Percentage table. dlHpiHrinr the HIGH
school from hrHt position. n no gaines
nfu arranged. thH University Win claim
Che championship.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-06-02
MUNYON'S GUARANTEE.
Strong Assertions a. 90 Just what
the Remedies WIN DO.

MunTon rlsrsnitss
fhHt Die nhHnnrfir4
ore VII cure neafIY
EN- cases - fharms.
tifm in a few hcunf
that De uTtusplia Cufs
viii curr iuiifaatld1 tnf
oil ffruafh fnuuhiass
nat tfa Kidney Gus
viii cure 20 Der caaf.
81 hil cases n tidnfT
tft uhia that hfs a.
nHft Cue viii rfa
rHfauh DO natter nv
iHur rfnrlirft that he
IifadafHa gNfu will edfs
nrr tiHi n hfsIiacta IN
a ffu mi1Itfa. ttat
DE NrIf Cufs vii
nH|HIlH HHfHk m afF
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-06-02

For relief ana comfort Ia Asthma
HAII.ARns FOREGROUND RYRUp
has no equal. Price % and 10 cts. z. Z.
81. l. Drug Department,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-06-02

No Sunday school should be without
Dr. Ta'muFa'H new book, Tho Articles
uf Faith
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-06-02

Sow York juno f-The uroukiyna
won their fourth straight Enmo from
the Louisville Boz brooklyn today
Both teams hntte1 hard and neidod
loosely bot che ufl0kiyua punched
'N.ff h.ta t0 hatfcr effect MHui was
forced tn quit n the fourth inulur
Attendance. 210o.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-06-02

Rowdy ban playing ihlt nearly roe
suited ln blows between tho Washing.
ton ana plttHhutE tHHmH seemed 10 bs
thc feature lu thr East yesterday.
once moro %, Louis went down t1 ds.
feat when thr baltimore mine captured
their third Htulrht game against the
N.Fltor iiy punching their hltH
Philadelphia won thr lHat Uf thr series
AGAINST chicago. a. New York the
Giants boot another game tu Cincinnati
with tho score ut 1as Tho brooklyn
Louisville game was 70 fIrng0uH con-
DIuflHu, hut nevertheless BE- took some
playing Cor Che Trolley Dodgers Co OBJ.
tain their fourth rtmlEHt from the
ViHlturs A boston tho UflunatefH
exactly doubled tho ClNclands score
by y TO O.
The Cleveland club has purchased
Pitcher knrpner from Indianapolis.
thus cutting Fort Wayne out Of that
player.
AZ BOSTON last Friday Casey % the
RruoklynH was prOf"ntrd hy Lawrence
friends with "a gold chain ANA diamond
lockct.
The Missouri Legislators ars tus-llnr
with measure having Tor lu end tho
prohibition OF ull sunday ball games ln
that state.
Nlno league players have battcd over
900 20 Gar this season. Tho phillloH
have Delahanty and Liable in thg 81.
vision,
Jot Goar win probably play with "a,
Munclo. Ind. team this season iIe lH
no longer nt 20 box duty nud VIII play
nst base.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-06-02

boston. Juno Tho CicvvllndH oh.
nInrd good lead 10 che game with
boston to-day. only tn lose 10 through
iha heavy batting of the champions.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-06-02

ZEN y sdN 80 sa 90 ttr0iff zoe faiifs ia a
frnrIrf ~ 40 drtfr'Hfr. 8 oeuff fiaf|
~ I.. reed uIHdiH 100 fIrfHe fHfu rfdf MInfda,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-06-02
srANDINd OF TINE CLUBS.


Cincinnati NE BOSTON
Chicago 90 baltimore.
Cleveland az Brooklyn.
Louisville ut New York
pittshurr at Philadelphia.
g. Louis 40 Washington
RESULTS YESTERDAY.
Philadelphia. g. Chicago 1.
baltimore p; g. Louis o.
Sow York p. Cincinnati. q.
brooklyn. Ne Louisville. @
Washington. no, rittshurg. n.
Boston, l2i Cleveland. g
CHICAGO. 1; PIiILLIEs. 2
philadelphia. juno i.-uy punching
their hitH the Phillles managed tu take
tho last game of the Hnrlas FROM chi.
cngo The Orphans eight hits were
scattered through Dix lnnInra and
were of little benefit Attendance. 1921
SCORE.
r. N. u.
Chicnfo,. o., o. 60 o. sss,t,ssl 3
Philadelphia 90 90 90 ssttss4 10
Batteries =phyle and D0nnhuO; nono-
hue and mcfarland. Umplrca- Emalie
and Mcdonald.
50, LOUIS, O. BALTIMORE, o.
Baltimore, June 1.-The ORIOLES won
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-06-02

uu exciting ton-iuning game today.
aud made % three straight from 80.
louis. Roth pitchers were in hne
form. and but Tor errors behind them.
not run would have been scored. At
tendance. $3.50.
SCORE.
linlumor".'... 90. 60. ... coed
Batteries Mculnnity and Robinson.
Cuppy and O'Counor. Umpircs-OD Day
and Mercer
NEW YORK. 3. crNctNNATt. q
Now York June THE Giants bot
another game tu Cincinnati today
mainly through the orauc pitching of
Coiclourh. NE nine bases on ball were
dir"rily responsible Tor four runs. A.
tendance, 1000
SCORE.
r. II. r.
Sow York. o.. d" o., ....,...3 IN
tlnrluntl.s.as 81 .st..... ...s.f
nluorles-C oiclnurh and Grady.
rhIi'lra and rcitz Umpirca-Gannor
ana Andrews
Louisvu.LE. q nRooKLYN. g.
Sow York juno i-The Hrookiyns
won their fourth rtfnlsht gamo from
the Lnulsvlllea in brooklyn today
Both teams hntte1 hard and ncldoi
loosely bot fhn Uru0k'yua punched
'rHir hits to- hauor effect NHui was
forced tn qult in the fourth inning.
Attendance. 2ioo.
H. IT, =.
iiTnnNh Pc ".. q" '. '..'ssste
lHuIHNiII"tt ts ts ss ss.ssss.t 10
Uauoues- Maui. Dunn and Cauoni
NHH#.H||fF.H H#IHHHH.||HHIU
Lynch and Connolly
wAHutNoToN. 30. ptrTsuuRG. ~
washington. Juno i.-Uowdy BAH.
playing which clfun near resulting iu
blows between Mercer and BpWormun.
iiaHuaind many of tho suectnturH no
tuluYH ball game between washing
tom and iltuhurg ana finally required
thH services uf % policeman Go Keep
tho peace. Tile trouble wac urutnluuod
hy Mercer apparently taking the bah
from unwormHu. and Thereby Prevent.
lnr ih0 former being cut on ut fho
plate. The u0ltnr won The game hy
o. worry CLOSE shave. nftrr starting DOT
with lead NJ Ton runs 300 thn third in.
ming. Mccarthy was knocked HUuaHs
lrsa while az tho bat hy BAN thrown
by Catcher Butler Attendance. 1000.
SCORE
r. ". y.
Washington 90 600, D.. .."ulo u !
lltfHhurr.s . ss u . .ssil To .
uaucIea-rater Herring and Nc
GuIrai uuuor Gardner Lrrvrr and
I1womuu. UmpIra asvHrtWu0d and
Warmer
CLEVELAND. o. BOSTON. o.
Boston. juno Tho Cicysianda ob.
tHInrH good load Iu tho game with
boston to-day. only t1 lose 10 through
iho heavy batting OF the champions.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-06-02

Now York June THE Giants l1st
nnoth0r game to Cincinnati today.
mainly through hs orrauc pitching of
Toiclourh iila nlre bases on ball were
dlrnfiiy responsible Tor four runs. A.
f.rHHuru fOUn
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-06-02
81 10 81 N0nGH'S OIIOTdS,55C

We served notice NJ these on SUM
day but there are plenty here yet FOR
We had mo- less than 300 pairs lruutl-
ml feathers. many hnr kldskiuH. black
and tan, soft phahlo hAnd-turuvd foloH
mostly. Just one thing WfuuE with
them Tor uH-narruw widths. narrow or
pointed toes, 20 Tor clcaruncr-
Csc
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-06-02

uu exciting tcn-iuning game today.
and made % three straight from g.
louis. Roth pitchers were in fine
form. ana but Tor errors behind them,
not O. run would have been scored. At
tendance. 1850
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-06-02

liuIumnfH...s zee 90. eco coed
80 LnuiHstit. 90. goo. sss.tt...A
Hatterioa- NcOlunity and llpbinron;
Cuppy and O'Counor Umpircs-O Day
and Mercer
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-06-02

The Cleveland club has purchased
Pitcher kurpper from indianapolis.
thus cutting Fort Wayne out OF that
player.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-06-02

Hlucriea-Maui. Dunn ana CnrrnIli
phUlrpl HHi tiitrrirc Umpire
Lynch and Connolly
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-06-02

Senator joe. L.. RnWlln1 said; By
hold, { have been Invited 90 participate
N Che ceremonies OF thla day. ! esteem
an honor 20 Join IN these oXerciroa.
lh' memory ~ President brigham
young doer not belong strictly 10 the
ilmlly which claims him nor 90 tho
,hurch OF which he was 800 great O.
leader or 90 the State which he did
tn much 90 found. Hyen the nation
cannot claim him or his life as ~ an
exclusive property, Tor his memory
YIN ever occupy unique place In the
hl1iury ~ mankind.
We may wen be proud OF the career
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-06-02

They are n Fnft, crepy fabric. 90 lu-
ches Wide with dainty marrow blue or
pink stripe, A grrut Dot was purchased
nf the quality which ever soils at 10
cents tho yard. but la "a way 90 mako
them 10 C., now
o.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-06-02

50, LOUIS, o. BALTIMORE. o.
baltimore, June 1.-The Orioles won
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-06-02
NEED Any curtains?
S2.o5

Three patterns Irish Point Curtains.
splendid values that were blmht 90 Hull
ut tt.5o Co $500 the palr cl0He out at
$685.
one pattern lifuHHHiH not pretty
dainty uHrllr curtains. nn excellent wall
close
1886
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-10-05


~ - eas1lsS 60. eoseoR ~ ~.
- vUssoU - - Dssgsy G111s 49, -
sssss1ss1 - 60 - ~. = -. esssas
- 1t0sSueG H. AsaOBsss ~ TN
csustFsss hsvs 49, suesa - tahs hssss
fss1 eses sshss usest ~ lvsssss W.
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IN ~ sauSw ssd 49, Eao1lsA 81.
~ - ~ ~ 80 - bssal. shajIsW
Amsssess esstssboasa stsoe, WHAT az.
fsrsses sztDss bstvssa ne tvs ysehss
ssapsv rsDsssssts fhs 6'9sssas msssss
IN whech o. designers have wosts9 90
the probI~m. fsiiowipg Substantially
identical Iin1sL
There = nsthisG novel shout The g.
aGD ~ constructions Of either boat; -
radical departure from vhst has -.
csMs IN ssesss years ~ ascspssA typs
Tor sac1eg machines. Each Of shsm h.
n fast . aigSsy improved psfsndss.
IAsy ass svsssntay very svsssy snatch.
-. ss9 - ssess may 6svssoD tsto .
pure contest u sssmsnsbip tstwees
ths respective csstatns
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-10-05

No man has any right 10 get married
who hasn't q right not 20:
woman who hlrts with her husband
does somebody eircs wife q great wrong.
A girl always tries % act HE she was
biushing when she tells man about a
dream she has had.
n cant be much satisfaction to a wo-
man 10 have some Of her prettiest things
admired only by her bosom friend
Most girls think that after they get
married they will never wear anything
hut "jeweief' carriers. After they'vs
been married for year they can ssner-
ally do with an old piece Of fape.--Sew
York Press.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-10-05

Judging from photo cngfayings 81 the
two boats. taken under saiI and in the
drydoes, /; would appear tina, sham
rock IL the more perverted vessel ~ The
two. She carries n greater spread %
canvas. and with her greater depth 90
keel and greater amount ~ lead hal
last on the keel. shs IL prctab!y stg-er
and can carry her canvas letter IN a
how than can colarnhia. Her tow-
the is shorter AMI more abrupt, anil
photographs 4 her. under szl. show
a wave % the ise bow ard greater dis-
turbance In her wake. disclosing that
she neither eaters nor leaves the water
as clearly as dc~a Columbia /. VII
take more power 10 drive her. which
offsets her greater sail ara.
Columbia has tie rner fsnes IT.
race - Tuesday shows tina, she is the
quicker In stays. she to svchansy more
tsnaer--cannos carry canvas o. iarg as
shamrcck--hus r. evss~ntiy sh~ faster
~ the two under the same sail.
ne present series % raoes h ret.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-10-05

The Spokane Industrial exposition has
proved greater suocss. this year than
ever before, That city IL In mo~t rros.
pcfous condition. and this has enabled ,bs
directors 10 make q more ambitious efyor,
man usual Many ~ the features
are exceedingly me. ard seattle. Witch
Il doing something on i,s own account IN
the snms lice. extends ste hearty good viii
70 10 sister city The feature presented
by the chorus 81 40 children dressed IN
The national coiors and formed Into = ~.
ms nag wac exceedingly ingoniou. and
beautiful
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-10-05

Commenting upon the reception Of Al.
m'fsl Dewey the Paris Temps says; eft
10 happy country that ran welcome n
hero without fesr Of cass,rlsm, mlltar.
Ism or socialism. IL In a fortunate land
where men Of the Dewey type, straight.
forward, simple and honest, Indulge In
no ambitious dreams To over,urn the
government" There 10 q touch Of long.
ing and Of sadness IN this comment, Their,
never has .bsen q time ancs fi,s French
republic wss established that plots have
not been soing forward for the overtime.
OF the government The people Of that
country dread the rise Of n mllittfy
genius. lest his ambition cause him 20 as
sat his own government. :, requires
comment Of this Kind 10 recall q, our
minds that No are living under q govern.
meni which has nothing 20 fear from us
hero@s-~or from any ore else for that mat,
Ter. What ws have learned 10 look upon
- = matter % course seems marysiou. 10
tho French peopls.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-10-05

TWU 0S~ WWU Ws~vs - WSWW
4 ~ suuusouuu - 60 - s>sS
pevssuuuuu~AuoWVvu mVw~~Uuyv.
asastg~. or Z -
r. sn~ rfew IN vf~y - fha s~<~~-s
ssssfu6a a. fne M~Htns~v a6UH1N1gs~sTfc-
fowsr1s no s5ySp1nos vnf~n. ~ ~s~tssn
1usrss@s Ass ~sis~3 ~ 1see~sor 1~~ -
'Se rr~rssn~t f~sdsssSre snsf b~~~ss ~ -
Arre~-~n r~rpse Oh yes - ~ 1rHcsss~
~ fhs pr~~sferes pntssy snswe- fns fsS-
m v1ey ee,~ss4s~ - svs~s<r~ ~ s~s r..
vnnfsrsr pertv eoe9 srsscrssy ~ fh> ~1r-
sfrurfgon - surn 5a~1rsrss 80 fne Ts~r-
fsyssicn - frserers~ucs kri re consss-
ssffeny
In vos fhfns tnsy eonsersss for q ro--
rrrs p~snrspss ~hsu hey srsa rat sFf
m~rs mssns fss biscx nsr - wstt - ire
write man,
IN yoa ssvre ~ss1 sN~assr Tsrrnsn
wren ~ sasf. tn fS0~s 4svs aw~ De-
tsyssson ~ rnSe,ensenc~ ~ss hes8 ssrrsf
~ ~. snf 'sogsst - inclu8e 81.
bta~o se xefl &c write wN<fr-
80 equal TN fnseH~rt rrr~sg ssv~f-cmsrs
sorisI rsp~oasy." ~ pa<v
10 pm s~res wsts fsrrosn wssr We sssf
the D~rfs@.tsor ~ rnS~p~rf<rre ~ss e's~<
10 - a sssnfarf rsvfn sor frr~ so~fs~y
whfch shou3S - sarsllssr - sil srs rsver-
~ ~ all CONSTANTLY lsck~1 ~ cousssueIv
sshcv~d ~, snd even snwreH rrvsr pr
frvs1y sftan~d Consistently 1rr~oxfma<ss
sri thereby 1onstsrtfv Sweating arf
deepening fts snnuenrs 1nf su9mcnffrx
ths hsppfne~ ana vsfse ~ Ife 10 sFI p~o-
pie - nj cosory svsry~Nsre's7
IN ron think me Fflipsnos Rave y rfrht
20 80 noon this ''ssandsri msvtu = sven
thevss noe cspahss ~ ~r~rf~vvIv stair
ing the ssrs~. ~ r1se trey wsst gpon
ne jt'csmens % ''suver'cr'' p~opss who
sv~ s'peffect''r
Whas 10 you think Lincoln meant wheu
ne said. n have rever rad prsissrst SER
sim~nt that fid noe sprfng from the Dec
iarasioa ~ fnfepend~nrs'
TO you think he rnesns 70 fn5orR ths
proposition that governments dersve their
Just powers from the CONSENT az the gov
syned"7
n you think no lid. csn you CONSISTENTLY
ignore that propagation BY saying inst the
moral development or socsni cspncftyS'@
, DO You sxree with Senator Bevsrfdee
Of indiana. in his contention that the Dee
isration Of Independsnce sppies only 20
~sup~rfor' nen--rke Beveridgc himself.
for instsnce7
10 you think ire Declaration of fnfe-
pendence. n circulated an,cngst the Fiji
plnos. would tHve the effect Of proionging
the struggle there. snd n So would ~ be
a good idea 90 have Otis censor the same,
- thas he could carry on his missionary
work ~ better ADVANTAGE Would II be
treason" To send a copy ~ the De~fars-
ton Of rndepend~nce To Axuinaldo7 A. n
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-10-05

TIE Pressed Steel Car Company %
fii'sbufE hsa planned swsnsy-scfe al.
ailon 10 10 plan, ~ Joliet. III. Arrange.
nsnis have been made with the Illinois
Steel Company 10 supply IN ton. u p,s.i
plate daily 20 'he car compsnJ's Joliet
works When these works are computed
the company viii te able - turn out 10
finished ears daily 30 sres, IL the de-
psni for these Ears TIA, even this os,.
pat wiii be wholly inadequate 80 supply II
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-10-05

~ meeting ~ The Grand Army pc,
a. w}nhels Ssn.. recently. resolution
vas adopted shlrh declared ~ % - the
sense os' 'se poet tha, 30 mere copper
heats should ever hs invited - address
9 sa'disrs' reunion. !, l. Tho purpose %
THE post 70 have s'm4lsr rssolufsons ADEPT.
- " every poS tn the state. WITH the
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-10-05

When Dewey ssys hossilises should
never have begun. the F1lfp'nos are cap
able Of self government and should he
given 70 In order to put stop 10 HOSTILE
ties nj Lsison he voices the sentiment OF
every true Democrat and every anss-ex-
pansioniss. The Republican bissherskites
dare not caIi the admiral traitor" but
IN these words Of his ~ ne not as deserv-
Ing ~ the daubing ~ any other man who
thus ventured TO express his heartfelt
convic'Ionsy
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-10-05

Yesterday she had vowed "a love him
forever, mo- odds what might betide; to-
day she spufned bsm.
what" he faitsved, smnxedIy, can
have Knocked me- OUT"
THAT Gun on your neekr' she s1claIm~
cd ~ with manifest aversion she regard
ed his extreme though modish hab~rdssh-
cry
N IL not always the merely oorporeai
blow that IL tho mos, crushing Detroit
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