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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-04-18

Return to-day Check No. 9 of
Saleslady No. 2s and receive or
that check a Silk Gloria Um-
brelIa. The saIeslady's number
is in the upper left-hand corner
and the check number is in red
at the bottom.
From our own great stock of
Worsted Spring Dress Goods we
have picked out II pieces to be
closed out at a great sacrifice,
yet we warrant every yard to be
perfect, and for no fault of the
goods are they reduced, but SIM
ply because they are not in large
pieces. and are the last pieces
of a range of colors.
These are Ottoman Plaids and Pure
Silk Cross Stripes. SUITS We sell for 81;
Swell French ChcyiOts, White with color
ed checks and paids. sold for Si25. for
children's clOaks; Elegant English Mix
lures. with colOred loops. silk and wool
mixed. for tailor-made costumes. sold for
81; Illuminated Serges. soft Gray I'm color,
- inches wide, and reversible, sold for
~jc These and many others were bought
bv hundreds of people yesterday, and
will be on sale again to-day at I5c. yard
You will say as they did. Did YOU ever
see Fine Dress Goods so cheap
In the same sale can be seen at the
same time some beautiful ljc go0ds-Sllk
and Wool Mixtures French Chevlots,
Twill and Wool Mixtures which you must
come to-day 20 see selling at 81 LIE.
yard. for tomorrow there Will be none
here.
A f5c. Silk SALE
that created a sensation yesterday. and
will every day this week. II we have
enough 10 last the week out. Every
thread Pure SIX Taffeta, Duchess, and
Twill three different weaves Bring
sample of the ljc. kind with you for COM
paris0n.
LIBERTY SATINs. Goc.
Now those OF you who have been wait
ing for AN the cOlOrs OF Liberty Satins
can get them. Twelve new c0lors ar
rived. and will be placed on sale. COM
mCncng this morning. at GO. yard. Rich
mond Is the only city In the United States
where Liberty Satins are sold for less
than one dollar. so the manufactures
writes us.
LADIES' 4-PLY COLLARS, Sc.
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Aakinq ".Sds S3oney.

0UT . soldiers ysy does not last iong.
n After his dsbte 70 Uncle Benz and
the native fruit vendors have been
paid, and beth sss that this action - tax
en- promptly. the nttls balance Of the ol1
IL devoted 20 recreAtton. 70 u - that, IN
. majority Of cases. two days after pay
day the average solder 10 broke" Then
Uncle Ben IL Interviewed He has no
recreation other than that Of ioaning mon
ey. which he does as . rate Of D now for
80 on pay day. He has no trouble In
breaking HE bank. which. IT his rate OF
usury. soon piles up. ana m two or three
years service. with what he has been
able 70 save out Of clothing allowance. he
has . small fortune for one Of his voca-
ton. But many Of these remain IN the
army Tor life and die worth many thou
sands Of dollars.
The barber has MS tools with him. and
each pay day collects . gocdly sum for
his two months labor among his COM
pauions. The baker. who makes pies and
cakes. has probably the most lucrative
employment ~ which he spends his hours
OF duty. His products are not on the
army dli Of fare. and although they come
high. st 50 cents pc. the boys must have
them. and the bakers bank account grows.
The amateur saloonkeeper makes money
by a little srogshop just across the way
from his company quarters. and many 9TH
er businesses thrive. for soldiers are clan
nish and disGain TO patrouise other than
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HTIY SOLDIERS OFTTIrIES RE-ENLIST.

aaye meaDy n the arnyf Tee. thsy con
90 %. Some thsss W1ll b. snong the
Washtngton voluaeeefs Who OU bring
home with thsm Wilderness % nnsAcal
ability whtdA. II Dracttced through iife.
VIII result In tbs acquisition Of wealth
ard powar beyDnA the dream Of the aver
aee solder.
In . foesfGn couasFy. Or mersspropssiy
speaking n . lana at fossigner0, the op-
portuniftes Tor The Americas soldier to
hoard money are many fold increased froO
what tfRy would - IT home. Cncbe An
IN the far East haS but s.x pay days pr
annum Every two m0uths, WHISTLER IN
barracks or on the firing line, his pay
masters. with bags filled with shining
gold, Visit the troeDs. ana no day 10 there
brighter smong those undHUoana . cam
patgn in the field than that on which ell
rise 20 attentfon and salute the major.
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: :. - . ~ 49,: 80 -. - : 800 80 -
iaAusaes 4 $685. slsNneQA = senA@g y sesl-
~ a OarcAaDo 49, O690 - - - -
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- - ~ - 80 - - -
=. 80 E - S -
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nsrs % = fsnss1 g. - - - T.
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csn 90 - ~ eUes1el - - - -
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sAsss vas . nksD advance - 0sseD = HvoD9A
80 500 csssnE u sss.A1e 49, - - -
Jsnnasy pcsh vS8 AD9s h10A0; Oe,po8 1As9 49,
q ~ sAvaao: January lasa aoo ss>AaaUse -
s.s~~-,
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"a 4 10 truA A return 20 civil life
AnA tAis thing Of being b business
with everybody around you thinking
~ Of himself and scarcely speaking 20
- unleos he has business with you, ID
- Appreciated. This thing Of ploddtng
- way along crowded streets and not
Dpting fsisnd once Ia every three
pcks-why. Il . not TO be tolerated.
~ desire 20 Be back where every
~ Was interested IN what Was inter-
eng you. and when every time you did
Wiling ten to 100 other fellows pitched
Il and helped you DO Il: where. II there
- any profit 20 be made. and fur TO
- had. II was what we get. what we
- and not what - get and what
u - steals over you.
- Sest like the widower OF whom
- ~ speaking. the average homeless
naUod soldier enlists again. That Il
il sAy. Il he can.
- there n any blot on hts discharge
D1ers. II his army record II not clean.
b he has any physicas disability. then
u must content himself with the irkscme
MI life. for never again can he wear
~ Of blue IN the services % Uncle Gam.
~ n his record and health bill Of lading
= III right. then he II an exception II he
nosn't want 60 get another Job carrying
yiie under the Tag on which. for the
~ year and q half. the sun has never
~: and. like the widcwer. he usually
eulndes 20 hia companions that hts Sec
- enlistment 10 the best
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6esAA -; cs.ssaA. 8: d.ss:.sa, ne: ep:n1
SO. ieose: lasa. ~. sn3: -. s1S -
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g. .ss-. wssA,arsa. s,ess: Esss~,. -
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SEATTLE WHEAT MARKET.
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$50
TACOMA WHEAT MARKET.
TACOMA ssrs q Pres In vSsas Sew 70 va
rsttnn CAB. -. hlues'srs. ssssle.
=
PORTLAND WHEAT Market,
PORTLAND. Sgt 1-vhex. vsls wana. 81
ee. vssI<y. sss<le. as..ssn. sSsA
SIS
SAN vRANCrsCo Markets.
Brsaastaas.
sAS FRANCISCO ssy. r-wlss. sass. Bar
isr vess-r os.s Era. So. saossfto-ss w--..
wsss.-ssiFsz.s. Nc !. "a ssosos s. -. nil
S.ds,.Is.:: ssus srsssus, gsszse
Receipts.
Ysz. garter AN. asr; ~a>si ssx,.ls sH.
s..sey osstsss. go. sa.. e~..Als sss eorn. sew
sss. sss.. IA: .asa' s.'-.. - sss.. as.s~ q
Produce. Frsiss Fee.
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tsss sEA> s<s<. u-~<<.is irnhs 49, sss gs.~
szss pains. go E-Hsssss ssz A-a:srsasa. lzss,e
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wsAs.-szs<s. p~r<-s~ ia
Barter .zsr p>cxEher. -
txz-Ea-se rs1rp. g. szest q
sterling Es~haaGe
s.e-ss=s - E1zSaa. sAsss ssrs HG. sxs;. Nn,
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=
CHICAGO Markets.
TIE beard % TsaAe.
CHICAGO. s~<a 1-nzs sAs~x S~s~~w,
h~<x
- rvec ~ a. a<xaxzs e 1ss szse ss lxys~-
ssz& veGs sssrr se-szxz .srss<s 80 - szsrs ar
f--ssss .z9<z<sz~E- sz3Ees eacsSs1es- "a tzs
AEz0 q - n<~s s~zasz<es a~ss hous~ rszr~s4s
- aS7nsunak5 cunk - 49, -
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one Of their number when he has q place
about.
But not the least OF these "oihers' f. the
gambler. who II found and manufactured
in great numbers In the army. Pay day
he opens up. and. while MS business is
heavy only for while. there Is none when
the bank closes has mora money than he.
He IL In tbs army. not 20 FIGHT, but 20
bleei the youth who In the ways OF the
world - lacking in experience.
% II might be continued down tho list
and reasons shown why IL r. expected
many Ut the order Of volunteers ara sx-
pected to take on the degrees OF 4 regular
soldier.
WAGNERe band. Madison park. today.
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~ Nsse~'ux trsee. .Es Nsins sssrvs - ere pro-
~ ne kssl aselef- Ter aslsssFr II rsWSS 80
- We asSA sHi ia tAs ~ a. ~sstiis
$50 usss. scasH ssrisy g. ~. wsssa estsA
W has. Sc shert. 50
fs.et saand kAssf Eastern wasAtnxsea
- VIII Alfalfa ~ ees teG
- >tiigtls frssA Fsesh a.
frs<A rsHst. ash ef~s~.rv S,srs
ss.N--stff tAAfsees HssA IA srrsss 80 ga.
\" sesss a. 3ness A&k y Ia
.se "sA CASE e~Sf cNtsia 1--WE tr<fr /.
-. Ssa enttee $3.50 1855 srSr4 ASsA iva
a~sse-s, - calves Sr~-&, sAsss. o..
- calves hr~ tsf<e - srasa a.
49,. psats sn4 ~es4 HEAVY .s2sss sasses ss>~rN
y - rae.fiHa- sNteA p~r q. >e. Aasa
- aeisf = ?. 49, ssoaf Al wsssst
- Ns~a 49, a. asea ss< saite1 tsea. ~
e. - =. -, srs~a tase&. le sx@s than sSgr<d
ksF ka%a ~ eslss. saesxAtr& srs
&e@s - - T4s&c statss *>er. ~ -
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~, &4ts "a ns@esF sasa~A IL. lAass. =
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1nnaaa u . Sob11er composel -
- - Married aasA-Ss lsss-
- Wboa Free rro0
Dends q 8oevaoo.

= - sound strange ana may to maay
- improbable. hat. nevertheless.
r. 3 fact that The regular army
snruftaag officers Ia 0aoe4je and
UnGhtugton are looking Tor many ~
1v1fe from the small army o( return
- Vneh1ngson volunteers. Thie list
=nenlv vii not, and e IL not expected
~ r Ghou1d. come from the rank and
- z those who have good homss and
5rr1e IN the state. More properly n u
7Irinossd from the large numbers who
.11Ie1 and served with the regiment
Ir aas9 : temporary residence In
io0ngton There are maay reasons
Shees expectations, all Of which would
eou1Ddetsd valid.
s1S1ne solder n much like being .
Suyisd nan. Yop don't md II Just
~ yeu expected Il would b. and often
h6 your term u service you win
ne inwardiy and outwArdiy that
novoe ret you into them 2xn3n. But
non Ill over the United States since
! Ant regiment Of the Gpantah-Ausosf-
| - uas vas mustered out. 10 no more
~ against the eniisting efncer than II
utdoWsr proof against Womao.
= 10th casee the man fooao lonesome
80 he's on the outside. A soon -
r becomes discharged from the services
r ~ untsed states and entero ctvu itfe
y iog1us - miss tho men that used 70
6aesund him. Perhaps they vers only IN
&unO 1ee At u,en. and soGne Uay have
- cumpAnious that befnso eniiseinr
I'D not have attracted his attention,
~ cid theory that. kesp . dog about
, IT, . PEAR and you VIII learn to love
y - proven the cas- n many Ia
neo - the volunteer service during
hke war. Once separated and he
- - think they were the smartost,
est ct Of fellows he had ever met
: ~ whole life.
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Ii Ii Ii


- = r.
Hcw Some Soldiers Ssve.
n Nd then asain there 70 another class
Of men who re-snliss In the regular
army for motives other than that Of
social intercourse They are money saw
ers "Uneis Ben men. - they have been
dubbed By their solder friends and prey.
They are clAO Of men, however. who DO
net mind nicknames, and usually return
nom the army with q sufficient compe-
tency 20 engage Ia Business or leave
fortune for heirs TO sQua6ble and call one
smother high-hown names over.
One cay last week Corporal Stewart. Of
the local recruiting station. sat in his Of
dee In the psoness block. He was think
Ing Of batch" Of men he had IN hour
bsfore wnt 70 the prsSidio barracks 1T
San Francisco. They were al good men.
and he was mustng With pride that the
offses stood with . weaterfui record OF
only two men rejected ~ HEADQUARTERS
out OF nearly 80 sent away. when q big.
strappang fellow entered the Office. Hs
was 1ust % ne class the corporal wished
TO enroll.
How much % they pay in the army"
he asked.
Fifteen sixty . MONTH" the corporal
replied.
"Ia that ans Well. guess ! dom. want
any. I can earn 80 q month on the ranch.
% I'll let well enough alone"
Yes" ard the corporal took his feet
down from the table. That II probably
true. 'T6ut on the farm you arc not given
your ra;ions and clothing money. You
are not cared Tag while you are ack, and
your pay allowed TO 80 on Just the same
AZ II you were working. With ordinary
care you can save IS to go year out OF
your clothing allowance. and 10 you don't
smoke or drink you can lay away your
entire S1see every month. Can you do
better than that on thu farm
The big man Strengthened up. He was
interested. He took on, Z pencil and be-
gan 10 figure THAT'S So" he aaid and
there ought 20 be chance Tor q fellow
10 make something on the side ! guess
you can put me down"
And he aid. Hut the financial saGaeity
brought up the question. Can . man
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JonnI~. QUOTATIONS.


8 fai'scs ts>szr "a fsiSss
sssss tsear a~d Csn~oA
80 tsosAsa ~ ~, .Ns rssr. = !. ~,
- he+ ~ fzsausaf~4 LIZ n
- 49, - - 49, rssA ersrr<
A. - - ett Eersli.us Sc >s=slts
ga tstets = GA2faaNa NraaaN A.
- 49," go ~ y. IN - = ssess
Htfif 80 Al ~ "a ~ ssess
49, 49,. fess = : F~ q ~. Ia AZ ca n
49, aE-@ - "a n - ~ess
80 = - n -. ssxn essssA a
"a r - ~ass 49, r~s 1asms.i i =
= % sseAs sAsa trss a. > 80
1853 ~se2s .a-sR srssf So
= - 40 80 nesA 8 = 80 y -
$40 NE s.sas a. . - a. 81 !. a.
F~Ns ~ = sao q seAt 800. q y
=. - sNses ossa assssx - r~s
- - ~ sasst tsk>~L "a Asxo 4 =
49, $50 = { ~ - 80 s.nr-
- ~ - 80 VI "a sa>ss orsv seal
49, A. ~ IA % . = sxsas 80 1~s1
- - = ~ ssf&s- fses~A<ss sasr
n - 80 ~ sss&a er~k~a sss.l
. ss4s- ses~ "a ssxns~A = -
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>nesAss sasiness vss ees 1p - The av~sss FUR
~ esssness Mess hnss 70 Gusts roth~r sssiss-
yresng ~ cesv ~ intessala tsysrn sgo ni<c
- ee=euatsssea IRON we're vtitls0 g. take aaresss
<sAsns Zee shsss. isss t6ar the cot sssi scws
- tenctFds ~eut 81 frcm 80 40 - -. vhiss
NeefSnAss ~ 80 N~f&A
ps>> @ese rssnsffai tcss. a-3 sasd e~ssss
80 YESTERDAY. fiuas sraree ana Hta weak
uSrhes ~ers sSaxh1s. Atnoaxa As mAsteS 10
o&A sssls~
0ntAiesr~ ~sr. fair sellers al Saw. esIt the
- s.rs sasc hsrss. that vsy httis tEsrr~s<tes
- nAt. ga re nsfses
rDAse~s trA<sea tesiar ssAin. aud tAs merchants
- essfseatea ~stA The prcet~ra a spiisne sssm
sssssv sssAing Sc runnsas sAs rssA .; AavsaS
- ss>@l thssx hAnAs
ss>inI psaitfS AL datr rFctagts eossinas Tie
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Iss as.snss 49, SmD = Ssv 70 ~ 80
- lass -. 0uuuGn - ssns,zas spwuss0 =
coassssfzao lnoD - lsnm6nD 1spw& nsoGEnO -
ossugShea sAsR pun6msn~ s91p6m rws~vpD AuNoD
- - n066 0.0.0. - sunfuse snune UDlAO
- Ss - prpvssm Ms 80 ssssuuknnA - -
- - - sSsz1 - a. A00 - -. -
Sosrs HoO tO~ sAaa ne nuuD Qwump -
v@s - prvparud - snuse 90 euDr& ~
Seassa's lssa11afssa vAisA - es@ = svsssnrs
sesss dAn - = rs1szsne - eunDs<esna q
n go - ? $1,000 49, =
10 1p~eA rAs onnAaGD - - lsesg
- lowering y an ne rususo iSnn4zsav ~ =
- csss. Msaasa svW 0900 - 60 - -
ns~s vhy. vsA qasy sefn As~nD mss - rsnD
- Ane - IL WOl ~ bonD - - - -
49, = - vuacoa 80 60 sAn6r
- 0ae ~ huna = In - - snrD -
- densno - isaD ~ 49, ~ - snan 0i-1A~
saAss ese01ss - b>a nt1ss1 49, 0A1.n
Us 49, - o9o 49, spn . ioss u - -
49, - iaefer fssn sxSls1un ~ dksa =
- 1919 $780, ssU veil fs< = - sa~wn ssss
- 10 - - s0sy ~ go ovD sbs~s
0esaaA n 1sa0 - Asu = 49, 80 inss
- vaswS - - bssD - suseass fsHta
~ - psensaauoD6 Ne Dst1sy = uDus6skza -
oena r9v& ~ sensng - IL promx -
eoysad seeAas q ~ - Tors aoesenas HnAI
= sven ID 49, aG1rta1 aneem<uss a. nou<nBhD 2
49, taas hseussD Juss = sad ~ 60 - -
eeps~.eg eounxsy oaak bnianro ssro vWv 11nsu1
0y hso.0. v4gns - coofrsctssa IN s<h~ =,
inG eovsen - - aasfsa ssseumenss - nn1tsnl
oan0 isss 0A0 - sunas - isUHA -
nsvosst - - As01w anso oupsnnbsx -
49, . little nOo arstSe. bse noGhin1 n cumpuBu.
70 tss less N 60 sssf~snsd - u sanks ~
mnfA
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-09-24

L0SDox s>pf. 1-re~~- ~s . sst sss~-s-
- f~tsgs s>ssen a rs ~ses sssfans s-ses
rs ss-~fnw nsmnsr~1 q - hsf~s. p<snrfpmsly
sror-vs rsvsnss Y~ssefrs 30 100 snrsr ~rsn
Ne saaszsza go . kc~r>1 pszesznp- Ha@<@ z~<sr-s
zr<*a Cr-1nkxets wWs Haxh smaz<er es1osF
fnza zxnz1 rae ezGh s<v>t - SrSrs~ sns<snas1 -
s.t~ rb~ser -r~r~0 ~s<1r~S G>sss ~~s~ f--~rxfzr
Txns xx~unzes s1n~W4 . hsrs~zsi1G Sss&enrr
god ssrsra1 ~ns 1sw Am~ssssn r~vr~~nxzfss~-
s~rs ~snw s11fsps fe op-f ssa=sF~1 sz1 . sssr
za.xssrT q: sa1 cr1A1 -<xzs tn1s<xa1 hs4~s -~Ts
80 4zrnx 10 ~~s S-x- v>sxs sRkrsnO sszs
snszsas % 40 $500
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-09-24


CHICAGO. Sept = --Ouiy ebout - head 81 cat
us received tsdaS sal these wero mostly
ordinary grades. The nsfkst In consequence vas
practically nominal The few SALE made vers 81
unchanged prices.
HoSs ruled about 2Sa6c higher. Heavy hogs
Ax64Ts; pixed ioss. ~ 49, ~; light. ~ @04o
pie, 0n0An: csIs, S11t ~
There fairly active dsnHssd "a ~ nnited
Offering Of shssp and ismbs q - sse0s dscitns
In prices sheep. 40 for primo ysar!tnO: 49,
SB for Western rangsu; common lotS q 493 ~
lambs $685. Is Tar natives and Ws0sD ZOE
Western rsngMS.
RscsistS-C Cattle. ~: hog, 1880. sheen. no.
Omaha.
OMAHA. Sept . Cattle Rlsstpss, - MAsSse
sow. Native beef steers, = 49, 10: Weston aSsvs
n N1e: Ts8ae stecsS. q OMl y. cows and hsBsS
= ~ -: esans.. 2 No. 70; ssorssS and fesdsn
q iS9e; calves. o. 49, -. bulls ard sss0s. 1sa0
as
H4s-Rscssp.s, sOo Marhss sEse higher
Hsssy. = ssss "a: mised. = sssA ~; hight Nne
l3; bulk - saies. - 0l6A0
shesp-kscsiptA -. naekss duil Ysn -
choice wstsms. . 49,; csGmoa sna stors sAssn
y 501a ~. issnbs. = 101B
a n a
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-09-24

Cash 0OOeoeto0os
rlcse-v,sD; vastsr paas.ts. moao: sesaiGnts.
= W<aj sis1iShss. - d SaAas'. kHa10.
wksst-spnne, SO .. 60. ~ No 1 fDE
9s.-Ss / Iii: vAisa No. 1 ~: Ne 1
hye-Ne 1 s1oewt
nasisy-he h1S1r
vlAxseed-Eo l. Nn
s:;' -: s; ]: Ga. s Ga -
Mdse- Shost nh. Iooss. 0eUA
sheuids.s-ou saised. scssd 49,
sasss.-cs: io:s. s 49,: s.lssis:.s. isis -
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rsus- Rs,ssvss sic bsv--ss. svvw<s. uas ~
rio. Dsrhet 1uset Nfnnensts cafenfns = - -
Vsasw ssxxjGhss - HI =
whsss-nerssrts. t0zs sasA~ls: sxpsss "a ~
OssAe1o ~ s~st No ! ru9 - D. sMasx
- 0nsna ~ vsy ss5v iaras it9as5sssns In tbs
sbnuDrs u ss<s1<is ssrpeyt. ss4 fsc5ine1 - rle<
M Ouus. Msy ro~n9 - ~. eepse1sev -fns>d %
re-, psspRpsv eleseS 70 Fsw
Weoi-psfD.
uovs-p~As
cs4se-o rfscrs cin~~f 1.siss 2rlxss io~vv s&'<s
IS - bag fseis1snB 0esoesv = H. D~-~2>~. 80
yssnas1 % spos ass Aail sod swv. Va To-
vssse. - No essanoL tSzsrs ssslA. gsiss
C>rssrs. A44Iif
ezess- Rae ausr- sssr rv@-sns. 10. eertrs
fsSI = s>a4 sNrl rrsea- sssst. wssusss~e
3 kasr. r-n besf. siAe
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-09-24

CHICAGO eesa 1-nzs sAs~x s~s~~~,
r9ss 81 fAe sA-.- yW1s-4sys shs-y sxss1ss Ass
- srS1rpec ~ a. a<raSzs e sa1s szsr ~ lxys~-
S--ssss sz7~assz<E- szst1s es<s~x1e<- "a t&s
AEz0 - - mx>s e~a8zx<es anss k1zss rszr~szs
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-09-24

49, sUwwwmmww - - -
~s~ww s~~ 800 ~~sss~uR -
.mw~ rw~m s~~wx - ~-~www
uuw~mmw xne sw~~ - %
49, 80 - f~w' 49, spo~~w
- 60 n~s - 60 ~euw -
60 sew~~ 49, -owvN
Warren sheaf., 1899-10-26
WATCH FOR DEWEY.

The Minneapolis Journal has pro-
posed that the children buy a watch
for Admiral Dewey, each child to
contribute one cent Now Dewey
does not need a watch; he would
doubtless be on time, and ahead OF
time, even if there we're no watches in
existence. Yet, we believe the chill
dren will be glad to honor the hero
OF Manila in this way. He loves the
children, and stern warrior that he
is, he nevertheless has a heart as ten
der as child. The SHEAF has con-
sented to help the Journal in collect
ing the pennies from the children.
Therefore, children, bring your pen
MES to the SHEAF office, and you will
each receive a nicely printed certifi-
cate showing that you have contrib
uted one cent to the Dewey Watch
Fund, and you will also have your
names printed in the SHEAF. The
SHEAF also suggests that the chill
dren, as far as possible, earn these
pennies by running errands, or doing
some kind of work for their parents
or friends.
Warren sheaf., 1899-10-26
SCHOOL DESKS.

a lot Of second hand school desks
in good condition for sale cheap by
the Warren school. Apply to
JOHN r. MATTsbN,.
Clerk.