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Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1899-03-02

1N NNuefN@Sh1AA ~ ~. oto1NS
Ex-Congfessman A. T.. Goodwin.
from Alabama, writes the following
letter:
The Pe-ru-na Drug Manufacturing
Company. Columbus, Ohio:
Gentlemen have now used two
bottles OF Pe-ru-na. and am a we'll
man today. | could feel the good eff
fects OF your medicine before | had
used 1t a week, after suffering with ca
iarrh for oyer a year. Respectfully,
A. T. GOODWIN.
Catarrh In its various forms is rap
idly becoming a national curse. An
undoubted remedy has been discovered
by DR.. Hartman. This remedy has
been thoroughly tested during the past
forty years. Prominent men have
come to know OF its virtues and are
making public utterances on the sub
ject- To save the country we must
save the people. To save the people
we must protect them from disease.
The disease that Is at once the most
prevalent and stubborn OF cure Is ca
tarrh. Public men Of all parties rec
ognize In Pe-ru-na q national catarrh
remedy OF ~unequaled merit Send TO
DR.. Hartman. Columbus, Ohio. for a
free book on catarrh- ~
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1899-03-02
OF THE Me-
| 81 THE NEWS FROM
OF THE u
.-..,en.ive review OF
Happening. OF
|u.sk culled From thu
H., Report. : The ~
n. !, Home and Abroad
.,,,aeted Attention.
CASUALTIES.


injured. none seriously.
~ the roof of the Ebbit,
Liable at Washington /
B,e weight of snow.
IT, Who were killed by 7
arnlosion at Blocton.
III davenport, w. w
whites: Robert Curetoh'
Toe Carpenter, coiorea'
Eohn Rettig, superintena
armed orphans home a
Ind. swallowed a dose
la By mistake, and dlea
he was attending his VII
her deathbed.
ARTIST Ministers hou,o' !,
En-. burned, ana one !
snyder, was fatally J
|elder. Mr.. Ensles, aged
4 badly injured by },
upper widow. Loss
ke, $1,000.
wreck on the Grest ~
I'M Creek. near Spokane,
Il Sam Works right al
|and he suffered other J
tones. the fireman.. Is :
been slightly scalded.
Ter Klinefelter was %
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1899-03-02
A Literary Note.

"Your majesty" said the prime min
Ister. 'this is the page who has been re
miss i'm his duty
AHA exclaimed the king; swell
have TO bring him to book
He. he" laughed the page; "a noble
jest, Ill be bound"
~Ihereupcn the kings heart sOftened,
for he maryeled that "A man so young
could make so old a joke.-Catholie
Standard and Times.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1899-03-02
An Impression.

"Are those people holding an investi.
gatlony' asked the tourist.
Wei. they r supposed to he. But
some OF them behave as though they
were trying to let go OF it.v-Washinc.
ton Star.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1899-03-02
or Tina. pelIclou. cor..,

Costs but ic per Id. 10 grow. SaIzer has
the seed. German Coffee Berry. pkg. I5.:
Java Coffee pkg. l5c. Salzer's New Am
erican chicory 15c. Cut this out and send
lie for any OF above packages or send
30c and get all 3 pkgs, and great Cata-
CO., La Crosse. WIS. Iw.nl
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1899-03-02

'How many persons IA you crowd
into a carr | asked the conductor.
THAT depends upon whether they
are married folks or couples thinking
about it."-Philadelphia North Ameri-
can.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1899-03-02

Cincinnati is threatened with a race
war. 1t will be between the municipal
authorities and the pool sellers.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1899-03-02
TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY

Take LAXATIVE Bromo Quinire Tablets All
druggists refund the money IL IL fails to cure.
Sc. The genuine has L. IL q on each tablet
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1899-03-02

From WnShinRto
Piser Detroit has bs
lgua.
pted positively in !
fetary Alger will I
hight.
hiited States gunb
led at Port Said.
to reinforce Dew
Schley vindicat
Is by suppressed
his '~'reprehensit
merely of strict ,
OF his superiors
recently issued
! 1900 v~oluntee
PIE army strength
whom 10000 are
FRYE recently rs
Phttee on foreign
Fnt to the civil q
he construction
(le in the Pacif
by the committt
nate committee
and grounds Ii
report ON pub
~: Salem, Or.
floo,C00: addition
Minneapolis, 81
es Cambon. the
at Washington.
Prom Nj. Legus
~pS'ruetlon and
~accepting frofa
d States a mont
|e.
'ated at the We
Oubans have an
~hception OF the
ar examiners. d
are known the,
present loud con
press are ent
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1899-03-02
Foreign Notes.

Daily Chronicie
correspondent says IN
bf King Oscar mas y
lind that he has resun|
government amid gen
hing TO the scmi-ofiicia|
Ter Correspondence, "a
Reign office, complying
of Germans in Samoa'
the Washington COVE
rsede Chief Justice On
For Francis Joseph has
Imon-D Deuel. with the
a new Hungarian ca
pn to the ministry
Baron Bauffy, who an
fday last the minister
Designing at the close Q
Cotton. minister OF hin
columbia. has subml'
10 the legislature. IN
deficit of s64I,.123.
lat the new governmel
kh a balance Of Sl60,V
kde of the ledger.
latch from Quebec 50
Norman, Episcopal :
Quebec and rector OF
bedral there. suddenly
\ sending in his resig.
lear. 1t is said he Is
tia New York. Scant
are made against hi
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1899-03-02
aud Criminal.

the former nay
III editor of the Anti
ntenced in ( a
IMPRISONMENT and to !
for press Off
& murder and pillaSe
klgiers and Paris.
NJ. Shields. who
" the Missouri, Kans
BIT office in Sedalla,
r years. was arres
sworn out by f.. I
auditor for the
him with embezzli
w tile CpluIEiHy.
ii polemics in two
wspapers eliminate.
due. Martin Diel
Igyetertes, and Fra
(tor Of the Budape
Pie cavalry riding $
shot Csajthay fel
ia, Ohio. the reside
I'm s. Brice was rob
pee Of Mrs. Nelly,
ice. Every o
(loors smashed in
Hone. The robber
y search of tho
from New York
Mr.. Brice.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-03-11

CONTESTING THE CLAIMS.
The Land Office Busy with Trials
Involving Government Titles

Before the local register OF lands ysster-
day Albert +. Smith appeared 10 contes.
the claim OF one Samuel Galloway 10 the
southwest quarter of section 81 township
- north. range ! east.
This claim had been hcmestea9ed by
Smith. but Galloway claims /. VAS aban-
donsd by the original settler and afterwari
taken up BY him. No decision in the case
rendered
The case Is bat a sample of many now be-
ing brought before the land department in
the stale The homestead lands taken up
some years ago have ii many cases APP
pareutiy been thought not worth the work
of proving up on them. and hence many OF
the claims have been practically aban-
donei
New settlers coming in and realizing the
real value Of the lands. have taken up
these claims, which were considered as
abandoned by the original settlers The re-
suit * naturally a contest over the right to
title. and some intricate questions are be-
ing almost daily propounded 10 the local
land office. Many Of the Disputes in fact.
most all OF them, are Appealed 10 the high
er authorities for final adjudication
The fact of The increase Of the contests
Is the best evidence obtainahss OF The in
iares; being taken in available lands owned
hy the government In this state for settle
ment. and the litigation Is looked upon az
sufficient warning TO those who have been
fortunate enough 10 secure government
land under any one Of the government
grants 10 hold en- to II.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-03-11

nature impressed everyone with whom he
came In contact
About the FIRST Of the year he experi-
enced an attack or iumDaga. which srou-
hied him FOR about eight weeks Then he
caught sewers cold. A week ago last
Tuesday evening he grew worse and the
next day pneumonia set in \ physician
Vas called ard unter his constant treat
fasnt ard thar % skilled nurse he com
Euenced 10 improve.
Yesterday morning he awoke feeling
decidedly better While eating Ms break
fast he remarked that his appetite was
better ana thar he WAS more Ike himself
About 100 o'clock Mrs ronttps, his sis
ter in-iaw. removed hef water bag from
bis chest, Che stepped into the adjoining
room for moment bu. was almost In
stantly Tec4lled ny Tho ytdr, She found
him turning black IN the face and sink
Ing rapidly \ physician was called a.
souu az possible II was no use. Judg.
r.atld was dead.
Five years ago Judge T.adA came 10
Seattle With his vffe from YOUNGSTOWN
Ohio. T. VAS exactly eleven months 80 a
day yesterday tina, Mrs. Laid Was buried
The Judge was native ~ Newton Fails
ohio having been born there nftv-ane
YEARS aga Ills family VAS one az the
most prominent in that section IA A
ygan< man BE teeA az active interest in
Republican politics and when ~ moved
- Youngstown ohio he was sseceSsfsil
candidate for In" municipal iaagvshio He
Asla Il sssvsrsai wears. T.slgusng ahou. tie
tiue 10 eanse 80 Seattle - iye Nhne
hr sas in Youngstown be WAS also the
h4mane ofFjner
.le Mss acquainted s.th meet ~ the
leading 5'shiic men ~ pSta t'ae of his
personal fs{sna~ Was pros'aen, Nj Klnley
t4ursng his residence - this c.sv Ja&ge
Laid ae1u.Fva arr extensive practice
"A aaenfaes of ehe silks fGtiEe yas5a
ySs Yery prouga@ss fie was also a mem
nes ~ thc 4 g T. " X + asa Woosi-
men ~ ths WolI3 ae FoTeSsrrS TAe Efks
have taKcn charge 81 the faneral sep
Vices
ri ssgTsylnS rrlss.v@s sFe AZ Sa,loSe. A
stsfre+ ard s}ssss Whn lNe 4n Kansas a
sister g~-ia3. Mrs . FsAnstsas ~ Sc
aft1e ana neghee Re- Anhe5g Of Sc
a5Te
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-03-11
Got RT NOTES.

RsycBold Johnson received hts final pa
pers of citizenship yesterday from Judge
Benson
Christina Serson was yesterday granted
a divorce from her husband Jacob SerSoa,
10y Judge Eenson.
Tncr. was on trial yesterday esfufe
J,I.la.. Benson the case of A Hickman -.
the Seattle a. Yukon steamship Company
Arthur nm gafnsshee AMI T. q, Cops ia
teFvsn0r
The nnal account Of Eoen smith admin J.
fefr,ienr of the estate 81 David ~ Vail
WAS filed IN the superior court yesterday
and Judge Moore made an eTSier ~ iinas
distribution
Martha Watsen has hied sast fer d.
v,sr.s,s AGAINST hsr husband Nels Watson,
IN she Superior court They were married
at mansfield -. Augus' 1, lssH She al
secs th4t hsr htlahars has failed Ia sup
,gar9 her fer Gaes' t4sF ons year.
fir=le y Tt;unous has Aied suit fer Ill
esrrs, against heT husband IaweF " iF'
gunus. of tiye gfann5 pi ila-stlfal>'ft n~s
s.~rs married. on Apga' -. iE" 4t t3if
Seutt Kan ard there are tNV chllaFsiA
ons. afasi a., other years uf age.
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THE CHANGE OF posrMAsTERs


Just whether I'll 90 out April lst next
or whether l viii remain I'm office until
May LIST, the end of my four year term
don't know said Postmaster Meen yes
terday. But this would like
you Ia state to quiet all runners Post
naster-eiect Stewart and myself have. at.-
Soluteiy no understanding a. 10 when he
VIII take office. That is all know ahou,
II.
Seattle has bad but two Democratic
TGStmasters and both az them were re
tev.fs III office before The exnirafian ~
their four-year term With the Rep,lh,i
can poStrnasfers !, has been iIfferan,
continued the general. For instance
Mr. Davies. my predecessor served two
months over his term So far az | arm
personally concerned | am more. inter
ssted In a toothachf | have been nursing
for a day or two than am about ths, tern,
81 o.hc@- Ny Stewart will find everything
ready for him when he concludes 10 sion
ia. bur when that will be he has not So
Jar Indicated Ia me
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-03-11
Y. W. &. A. ANNUAL MEETING.
Members Enjoy "a banquet and Elect
OnleegA.

The annual meeting OF the Young Wam-
ans Christian Association of this city.
was held on Thursday afternoon. There
was large number Of members present
and the usual order ~ affairs was revers.
ell, iaasmuch as the banquet Was held
FIRST and the meeting afterwaf3. The
hostess Of the occasion was Miss Nellie
Ross. and she presented menu that was'
thoroughly enjoyed with dessert Was
served the texts for the after-dinnel
speeches in novel manner To each
guest was served a single English walnut.
which when broken open disclosed slip
Of paper on which was written the text
for the speech.
Following the reDast the association
was called to order by Vice President
Mrs Ewings. Following the reports OF
committees the following officers were
elected for the ensuing year. President.
Mrs Frank Darrell. treasurer. Mrs. Mel
lie Ross recording secretary. Mrs. Morse.
corresponding secretary. Miss ETA De
Voc. first vice president. Mrs. W. H
Reeves.
The meeting closed with the forming
of the circle" and appropriate hymns.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-03-11
SECRETARY PROSCH IS PUZZLED.
An Application From the Hey Ef-
feudt, Of SYRIA. for lnfOr mat i0n.

The Right Honorable Raghib Rs!f Bey
Eneadi of the governors palace. Aieppe.
Syria has written n the Chamber Of Gem
merce asking The following questions.
What large tracts Of land are obtain
ab.ce"
How much building ground"
House rents. food. csnihing etc -
Wages for skilled and unskillef labor -
Chances for architects and engineers -
All the questions VIII ne answered bur II
is doubtful whether ar not the Eaif Rev
ENsndi 10 abhreviafe his gitie. viii urier-
stand either the maps or explana lions.
Secretary Prosch will make a try. how
ever, ard IL il results in ship load Or
the natives hsaa!si by the raghib coming
to these shores, Secretary rT0ScA viii ne
required by the Chamber of Commerce 10
locate fheu
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-03-11
FUNERAL OF HUGH FoY.
Re1ains - the Wel1-Ksswn Rail-
road Man Inferred ~ Lake View.

R0oo Aoo tDteRre0 ~ Lake view
The remains OF Hugh Foy. the prosss.
Dent railroad man VINO died at White
Pass. Alaska. February - were inferred
yesterday In Lake View cemetery Funrr-
a services were held in the morning al
the late res.deace OF she d-rea ss-i ~
officiating There were many beautiful
doraa tributes from friends. TIE pan beat
srs were Z. c. Hawkins. j. T. e. Lock-
wood. J. ID. Corey. Charles III. LAZY z.
G. BeeSe and p. 8. Heney
Probably no railroad man was more
widely known than Mr.. Foy. He earne
West Ia connection with the constructors,
Of the Union Pacific being one OF the
across the continent When the work
on she Union Pacific was done other i'm
po-tans interests claimed the benefits o.
his skill
Mr.. Fcy was born In Aroostook county.
Maine. July Is is4z He was married A1-
gust u. 1ss7. 10 Miss Mary l.. e. Walter.
., Jefferson, Oregon Although bis bust
hfe was a happy one and his home Was
greatly prixe1. Four children have ar
rived at maturity Untii now the family
charged with important duties. Mr. Foy
went 10 Alaska For some months ha
bad greatly desired 10 visit his loved ones.
ami his return was daily expected
The life OF Mr. Foy had been busy
one. He early exhibited traits that are
greatly priced Others came 10 depend
on mis- judgment and leadership. One who
has known him Intimately for years said
yesterday;
HE was perfectly honorable and reii-
ahie in all his dealings. and his word was
always as good his bond. tie al all
times commanded the respect and regard
OF his associates and employers and 0t
the thousands Of employees under him.
During bis connection with the San Fran
cisco Bridge Company he had entire
charge of thea construction Of the follow
ing important work in the Northwest
Saxfy miles of the Seattle. Lake Shore
& Eastern railway. from Seiro to Sunaas
thirty-three miles of the Great Northern
frorn Sand Point, Idaho. west. the bridge
across the Columbia river at Sortaport,
Wash. and the Bull Run water works al
Portland Or
Mr.. Foy had prosecuted numerous other
railway enterprises and had always been
foremost among his associates. His lat
est work and most severe task had been
the completion Of the White Pass & Yukon
railroad from Saagway to the summit al
the White Pass. This he completed and
was fully intending TO return 10 his home
and family when he vas stricken with
the illness which ended his career.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-03-11
STEAMER EvAN.EL IN TRora,r
Not Likely To Weather tho storm Of
Legal Processes AGAINST Her

The prospects arr that the steamer Evan
gNt vii never be abe 10 weather tho storm
q legal pres esses that ha~ been beating
91Hn upon Asr fer the past two xeeks
The steamer vas frs. isise,si by the .sao-3s
who had furnished her repairs parts -
machinery, etc. Then the creN irtfxrxene.l
~itA libel fee Wages due ana then rar,a
eFtfN1osiF 10 uhofH the boat oxsti Il dol
az 3rtH the ttfels &sre break sTs- over ai,s
hiiiwAFkS mAd Sasrpng she docks IL was
TTlfarfsa Ffst@rsfay that 4 stipulation hsd
5@sn agreed upon wherein tire Evafssyai
Sf9easd - ssr,9 gv.thpUt further caSf ~ kssT,~
inx nag IL the courts hanssS, and the dent
tTT take their pra rata ~ the proceeds il
she did Nat hFlGg enough ~ uaT al due
l. - Understood that several 81 the cred
tsefS tfftsss i - gD the ~ ilgsl affssn and
he48s" sac first Ct thA l4saas waIs - heard
h% T'7tss - hates Comm es3oner rsawr4a4e, ~
e= office fexslS
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-03-11

SCHOONER MYRTLE NOT LOST.
Hnmor That She Was Wrecked ON
Vancouver Island Denied

\ story hAS beer i'm cfvrs1,ston alsHtE IRE
water frafi E0~ ssseTAa Gaxy hat the
seffs'=1Dsr Ayet5e Tes-eatlv fogneseYvs ~ .he
essses II Vancouver tsaeud, sn3 ,hst the ;ale
Haa heeN tais8 by 'ae finding - Soma wre *
e9 ,sse baAcA
60 Janusry = she Nyc,ls loaded Eectiz-
s1sss fte. .te. f1r naigha- ctesta4. ard
Sta Ca HeT departure 30 nes~ ssss tseen 4es
css sod CssceFn.Fs& her
p + <sTfhay. z merchant 30 fhts }sY
.s}a an sos MAKE s~epa II t-asf Nares3g1
f.ss sna~ss~ and 9NaeF q ghs Myrtle says
fhA t3as SstsssJscer j. hardly 4gFs ge< ard -
$50 .}a@sfsf az ~ Sitn&a "A rnonth 80
s'Tss sslnees need go sesE Ae = cenHaenf
{haf tne Myrtle < sssfe aHd sass asal tae
rssueT ~ a@g Joss wA& cswu2~ttsssi - sags1lt
sss4 Fns.rtz 8stf~
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-03-11
DEATH Of JUDGE LADD.
THE WELI-kxOWxL LAWYER FALLS
A VICTIM TO PNEUMONIA.
NE Wss One Of the Most Popular
Men In His Profession in Seattle
"a Member of Many FraternaI

Judge John a. r-add ore OF the most
popular lawyers Of tais CRY. died very
suddenly. from heart failure, yesterday
morning at insse o'clock In his rooms a.;
the Arlington hotel % FRS. avenue.
liz was NOT generally known thar ne was
H. and the news Of his unexpected demise
caused great SURPRISE aud many expires :
sf@ns of regret.
Fer years Judge T~add had not known
what !: vas 10 safer an ache or pain
It's Ras strong. hearty and wonderfully
snergetie- Ills keen Wit and jolly good
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-03-11
.o>DEMN ~r,oN s,irS.


The thifsi OF the suits brought hy the
United States gas.nvansfnt su candle nsEsl-
tion ~ the iansfs guarding f}t~ entrance 80
rast orchard Witch are Ia sss Ei&ess fer
f0fttsic4t&ons WIS commenced yesterday
before nlsssd States District jafye Naa-
ford Considerable ftoUhEs VAS vefheft4
vnsr i'm e. tting q ievy, and a ss~s al Sssa~
trr hai ga he tss0ssS Yesterday nanTHing is
order tn rpmriess jury sfss'w Hsssa }sf.f
swn usctnbefs 81 Witch Fad - "a excused
The case en frsai involves liiss acre cf
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-03-11

Scott emulsion of Cod
liver Oil wiz. HypophoS
phitcs / IT md palatablc
For cars 1t las been used
for co g-s and >olds, for con-
sumption for those whose
blood is thin or colorlcSs,
whose systems are emacIated
or run down.
For children it means
health and strength, stronger
bones and teeth, and food
for the growing mind
Baby gains IN weight and
thrives when SCOTS Enul-
sion is added 10 It's milk.
pe. 48& g. no. al sraxxaszs
SCOTT s BON I, 1Aazssssa- kss fwk
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-03-11

Yesterday John = GarVey. a general
merchant at, ballard. Wash filed his ps-
siton IN bankruptcy tn the United States
district court His liabilities are given
al 81 SO with assets at ssftg af which about
one half IS exempt from execution.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-03-11
THE LATE JUDGE LADD.

decision 81 the United States circuit court
AZ iitiT circuit and rerna nsiing the c.tISe
for q new trial Thompson. minor was
injured ~ the railroad named antt
brought suit for damages, The piaiEtiH
Was aon-sasteti And al appeal taken ~tth
the rp1uit as given
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-03-11

Chief az Police Reeds report for Feb
r3arv. ike shows that there were ~
arrests rs searching fha uti records f
- found that there we're -Ss arrests IN the
same month of iss7 and SIS IN the same
ms nth ~ 1895. There ls onIy a small -rs.s-
ing nj from laSAs year shen II Is consider
e8 shat ''sleefsers' ara not considered sSi
the fl4ssires of his year EAA norev fnr
hast month amounted 30 SSII. money taken
frosss prisoners and returned xsIA Twenty.
tao buildings were found opar
DR., BRAGDON. Deailst "a M0suai Life
bat. ssng
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Ihompson Damage Case to ne Re-
tried In the United states eourt.

The United States circuit court ff as,-
pssa!s aas naHesd down a decision in the
case O. =. A TFaosY,.4a,tr F.g s.ia .r,,s.rsstss,
Ns4s Thompson, for damages. aeafr.gr ~.
serfsefn Pacific railroad. reversing the
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-03-11

capt. Ada sends Nerd That News
paper. Arc Wanted.

s~apt ErRrk e Adams Company u
f@sget Wa$AtaEtaa volunteers tn q Pr
ceut sesgns ga Seattle sxnres~ee tsa. lses,ss.
FRA taeFe ~tl <as q TgssTe frequent sss-
g@sesE ~ }sas@ Ess s2tTeS ARA ~ a ss1sa sesre
segt CIV Manila tsss8 has ssgF7 Size Cusesss-s
heretofore The HgeFY4s-Ts - sac Fve4-
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