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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-01-22
SEATTLE IMPROVEMENTS.
Measures That the Board Of Public
Works Have Passed.

The board of public works AT It's meet
ing yesterday received the petition or j.
w. elise. asking the board TO carry out
the agreement made between the city and
Mr. elise TO build a stairway on lot 8. block
49, Denny addition, now made particularly
necessary, it was urged. by the regarding
of First avenue. The petition was re-
ferreG 70 the city engineer.
A. Chiiberg petitioned the board with re-
gard TO the improvement OF Thirteenth
avenue and Thirteenth avenue north, from
East Howell street TO John street. by grad
ing. siiewalking and parking. Mr.. Chill
berg ard the petitioners with him bearing
all the cost. The matter was referred to
the city council with a Recommendation
for favorable consideration,
The city comptroller notified the board
that the bonds of Mr.. Dow & Co.. contract
ors for the imL rovements FOR the alley on
block f. Denny & Boren's town lot. were
acceptable, as were also those Of c. j.
Erickson. OF Erickson K RoSenhaups, for
the improvements on Western and First
avenue.
The board certified to the connectness Of
the assessment roll for improving the alley
on blocks 4, and 8, and also the assess
ment for an Improvement on Fourth ave-
nue. north. I. also approved the plans and
specifications for the improvement OF Re-
publican street and East Republican street
by the construction OF a sewer. and in
structed the secretary To advertise for bids
for Its construction.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-01-22

Tae sharp c0af@@x between fss EsxTl7z-
foss. TIE N3rs1 ss=ssersa ard tne keex IS
lard for tsse rss~ fast rn&ts contract Re-
sseeF s7sseago ass4 Omaha IS & connect
zHx E1x hef era New YORK ard sss Pa
cite s9ars has caused the pubic IN t1A
middle Wssz almost 20 lose ssxas Of the
ssssTsas4F important s1iska-zthg 81 tie Ea4s
service BY Say 81 Seattle trasn the AtsAGtic
seaboard 20 tire 0gfeEss- To the real ssg-
.aseanec % the Seattle rnIsA the Chicago
Tribune CT January IL calls attention n
the fcisSxsng EDITORIAL uttevanes.
The fast Pacific mail service by way o.
81 Fa2. To tire Puget Ssssgs country is
Evw quite ga remarkable as that via
Omaha 70 san Francisco. On January
ss3s Great Northern plac1d ~ service a
fast through naE and passenger train
from Chicago 40 SEATTLE. on which the
rnsli pouches rse~er have the ear after
the tTansEer at 81 Paul.
From New York 10 Ssattse the time
By sl-s Northern r1ists II JUS. four days
East Of 81 Fazs sae mails are carried On
several rv<Ees. bssr west Of thar cify--on q
run exceeding the eastern portion ny $40
u4s.s~--ihe mall gees through without
change across FIVE great States on the
tracks OF the Great Northern. Forfy-sve
minutes are consumed in transferring the
mails in Chicago and thirty minutes In
ST. Paul After thar The Northern orteu.
tai flyer Goes the rest without q pause
until the Asaat3c mails 60 on board Re
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-01-22

is the safest and sGress remedy for all the
persistent azgra~atI1g, wasting diseases
OF the throat bronchial tubes and lungs
that come IN advance Of consumption
With * the sufferer can face about the other
way. and mount upward on the steps Of
health X i a tonic. and creates hunger.
II - All aia to digestion, and helps shc weak
stomach 10 do its work properly II brings
about the pfo0ef assimilation OF fond, and
thus makes the b3ocd pare. As the pare
blood courses through the veins. all the
microbes ard impurities disappear, and
with Their. the diseases which they cause
pouJ take substitutes when the dealer
Offers them Substitutes for Or. Pierce's
Golden Medical Discovery are NOT to be
depended upon They NAV contain alcohol
or sroruhine Golden Aediczl Discovery"
Contains neither. II Is Temperance REM
e6v. aud creates 10 desire sos strong drink
or narcotics
sAd ssuS a~ea q sufferer frora chronic
tar-N nj the head sass CSas I, stone ESa II
" hssSgzrd Chester Co, Pa . Y rraiST 6cT~}crsrd
into : very dtSaxsecbse s16 hacking cosigb, ~ssa
soreness ard !aiiEess at sse Snesz. roetass here
prnse@ 1crd Il e~oFscatt1s- tired scveFal cor
tors and te>k ssssens remedies wzt Boat rcccfv
ins sry n~n<ss ws&Eexrr. ! ta-s wr1sr ~ X V
a hts 't.osd<n Me31rai Tsssc1xes~ stopped rhe
couxa I zscd sc~efas srsi4~s4 With Dr.. ~zrcs
CxfarFh krfn-z@y- sa3 have since ksE nc ssrr~
toms Of sessr= 81 tie eexxa.
Nearly everybody Is rnosr or less corsfi-
ratrd, snd gsEs subject 20 the endless
Chain Of troubles that stubbosn bowels
cause. T- Pserce's Pleasant Pellets cure
Constipation AID esiiozxreSs quickly.
Wskhaus 4ysnsaG.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-01-22

It has also been rumored in local rail-
way circles that the Northern Pacific is
contemplating putting on another trans
continental train. but no authentic state
ment can be had concerning such plan
from the offices In this city.
Conflicting Reports.
Press reports from New York last Tues-
day stated positively that the Northern
Pacific and the Oregon Railroad & Navi-
gatiea Company had settled their differen-
ces as TO Disputed territory. but on the re-
turn OF President Melien from Chicago to
81. Paul that evening he took occasion TO
deny emphatically the truth Of the report.
II saw that report today" said Mr.. Mel
len to "A Pioneer Press reporter. but
know OF no foundation for II. left New
York Sunday, ard up 10 that time / was
advised OF no agreement between the par
ties. The New York people keep me ai-
vIsed regarding matters Of such impor
;ance
There "a still difference OF opinion re-
garding territory. but 1t is not irrecon-
eilaahle. / have always thought this mat
ter could be fixed up. AMI stiil think GO.
The boards OF directors OF the two COM
ran.es have appointed committees to adj
Just the differences. To anticipate what
~e might do In the way 81 construction
IL no conclusion were reached would be 20
make straw man 10 knock Down.
Going Right Ahead.
Yes. We are going right ahead with
our Clearwater line. As projected, IL will
run about seveniy-tive miles, from Lewis
TIN 20 the Camas prairie district But II
wall nos be within loo miles of the Oregon
Railroad 4 Navieation territory. ! do rot
know what the Oregon Railroad Il Navi-
cation Company Is projecting, Though il Is
said they intend To buiea parallel tine.
There never was any agreement between
us except one eighteen or twenty years
go whereby the oregon Railroad & Nav
igation Company was not 10 build ia this
particular territory. No contract was made
whereby the Northern Pacific agreed not
10 haid anywhere.
''osr new line VIII follow the Clear
water river cas-, and southeast through
rich wheat territory
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-01-22
NOYO RUNS ASHORE
ON DUXBURY REEF
T0wed OF I'm . WaaerlOgged Cond1-
tion-FiIIs with Water In
Three Hours.

The steamer Noyo, which sailed from
Fort Bragg for San Francisco several days
ago, went ashore on Duxbury reef al s:St
o'clock Tuesday morning. She was ffoafed
OF ana worked into Boiinas bay. where she
e anchored in a wateriogged condition
The vessel filed with water IN ihrne
hours. and the rtidder was carried away
and her bottom badly damaged The eight
uassegg gers and three o. the crew were
taken to San Francisco on the fishing
steamer Henrietta No lives We're lost. The
Noyo piled between here and ALASKA last
sea SON
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-01-22
Seattle Real Estate Board Viii
Urge Its Construction.
REASONS FOR PROMPT ACTION
In Cnaerrakfng Ssch . Structure
w. she City VIII BE Able 20
Avail Itself of The Generous Pro-
ytssens of the VIII Of the Late
I.-es Osbovue-BaiIdIng On the
Yesier Way Triangle Deprecated.

TIE regular weekly meeting o. the seat
.s, Real Estate B=-s;s was made more than
usually interesting yesterday afternoon oy
the adoption OF two resolutions. che lock-
Ing 20 the construction Of general arc
suitable municipal building for the city
OF Seattle, and the other, remotely connect
81 with The frst, deprec3flng the proposed
plan for the erection Of building On the
triangle az tbs intersection Of Yesler way
and Second avenue south. for the accom-
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-01-22
Shameful Destruction.

1t is a weli-known fact among good
watchmakers that most fine watches are
ruined by So-called watchmakers who are
really nothing but 'watchbreakers." The
delicate mechanism OF fine Swiss or Eng
iisb watch should only be entrusted to the
skill OF a thorough mechanic. You cannot
afford to leave your fine timepiece with a
watch destroyer.
If you want your watch scientifically re-
paired go 10 Louis klodt, Swiss watch
maker. al S24 Second avenue. corner Mar
ion who Will give you satisfaction
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-01-22

Burglars have ransacked Z. A. Aims
worth's residence at i0l4 James street from
top TO bottom, but so far as can be ascer-
taIned nothing liz missing. M. and Mrs.
Ainsworth are absent from the city. Yes
terday afternoon woman who looks after
the house found the front door unlocked
and different rooms in disorder. Silver
ware and bric-a-broe had not been dis
turbed. The supposition Ia that the bur
glars were after money alone.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-01-22
THE End HAS COME.

Tuesday night the last day OF the month.
the lights go out on the most successful
auction sale Of fine Jewelry Seattle has ever
had The few remaining days the stock
will be pushed out as rapidly as posi- bic.
A portion OF the store is for rent: part
o. the fixtures are for sale. Friedrich &
Co. rs Second avenue
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-01-22
Home Was in Arlington.
Royal Restaurant
SIS FIRST AVENUE
FRENCH DINNER
With or without wine. Soc.
Sunday. Jan. e. 1899.
Olympia oysters on the half shell.
SOUP.


Sunday. Jan. e. 1899.
Olympia oysters on the half shell.
SOUP
Clear chicken. with rice Consomme.
FISH.
Baked rock cod fespagnole,
Parsienne potatoes.
Fried silver sneits, tartare sauce
Steamed clans. drawn butter.
Saratoga chips.
RELISHES.
Small radisheS Fresh crab salad
Celery. Queen olives.
BOILED.
Chicken oyster sauce. Ham and cabbage.
ENTREES
Saint OF duck. with olives
Small oyster patties
Lamb chops Dreaded, tomato sauce,
Bananl fritsers, rum sauce
ROASTS.
Prime of beef. au JUS.
Saddle mutton, with Jelly.
Young veal with dressing
Stuffed young turkey. cranberry sauce.
VEGETABLES.
Mashed potatoes. Baked potatoes
CauHdower in cream. Baked squash,
PUNCH.
Lemon punch.
DESSERT.
Plum pudding. brandy sauce.
Charlotte russo. Vanilla tee cream.
Macaroons. Lady Fingers
PIESSquash, Apple, Lemon Cream.
Mince and Custard.
Fruit. Mats Cheese. saited waters
Coffee q Ia Royal
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Vow IL the Time.

IL
X g. also resolved. That the Seattle
l-as estate Heard believes that new il the
tfiaAr f}r sac cts - takA the first stems
stF tif~ tosasi rtlk-tioa ~ 4 pssr1.a nent and
csssngtisie hoa2e Sufficient FOR al toe sefxsrt-
'nt 80 q shs sagn&ess<sIs ty-~a eity hal
James 1'StoTne ~ tf2e saoTk. snd the board
F@toEEfSss"Fst4s thst thss council follow fha
Sfa-TSs suEs ste3 herein
800 Resolutions acre adopted by A
GaSrtsnoss vote ef the Esoarl
4nN Ts%9Iatsaa wtsh regard "a the eree
80 g. : genera 5n59H.el building opens
@sse@ HsNye tAs &oRE~S}u IA nGT4rg .si5ss.3sTr,
= tee BIGGEST II tns late James osssorns
80 tne essF
James Cssaarae a.eA ~ re~sre,Ae~ fsx,
Staring MS career ~ connection wf:s t,~ei
hs4Fts@sssf interests s1e AAG AFse<warss &c.
~45a EArs%s Andersen. sni {sgh tnen a.
esrlis2sea s-oyufeTtaAsa fortunes Earfv
IA ISM Ar asSSyosEn called y as s1~tsss
> sad ~ hinn
Isocter ~ case you saaaIi see ag,v init
@&ss9a - EaY &Ess2s1g oT. want ven 10
TIE GarfoT, wsa - sslsI p-ssr4gsF,es7t -,~w,-
tfseEFE - sSs eefy. replied 10 hsss- +sss-
ssSssarns, y2G have sVssssste CTS - 49,.
ETasbss, 9E3 any sa&Sen excitement ks ia
ss@ se carry yeI S@ay az a sysetaeut's re-
fsr~. ] shEHA l. wHs45A - sh~ ees-t - 49,
3eac~ s@r yos e make vossr az
AGtn% or FatS as2Tfce NJ EprNsa-r. -e.s.
- w Il izst -asb{zx whatever n -
HsssfEF71s k2-.SEgrr Ia she FSast re~ -%s
sass fsss Mr. GsshsFne took ->s~s&rgs9s-
T&sns - esrsstn 70 sazse 81 ass revsaual
frseSs1s 6. s2stsse Il 1Afs vsrsss xsssSta~~
TAI SsSaet~s so trends il sass ctfw ~.
sAfg<sS - ~AseA was ssase. axst sAsr !
SoA1s sT4ssass9E F1r hSw<Fsayy.e Aa-sssss
g tire city. ss- saiae ~ wAsca hsx berr
AGGREGATED with the eight os tee ysAss
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ment that there coaad - Offered 20 she
pznac q Mex York ard s5s country 10
greater attraction
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thar hare interviewed since his death The
WILL - substance, made provision tn2s ne
remainder CT his real estate IN ms cry
should BE- sod far sEe benefit o. tue city.
the rsocssss 70 p fvossd e the srecsaon
would appropriate sum 20 be pat IN the
building egua- 20 the proceeds 81 the prop
ersy-
valae Of the Property.
AZ the time - Mr. csborness death The
property .hsS reualsashesi 20 the eIty was
estimated by dssszsereszed appraisers az
Sfs.0a: bar conditions since thai time have
altered so completely that II Is doubtful
now Whether slaaa6 woald cover the faE
vai1e Of the tseslues-- One Of the principal
pieces Of properly ir the estate Is the valu-
able !os. In feet square. AZ the northwest
ccrne- az Third avenue an5 Marion street.
Eut TIE estate passed through 4 number
OF stages, the result OF watch - that II
now ewns more reel estate than K did ar
tan time % Mr.. Osborue's death. This =
principally OWING % a number Of foraclos-
urss that occurred during the hard times
season The matter Is further com Pill
Gated By the fact that IN several pieces OF
property belonging To the estate. Charles
Mcdonald Owns a half interest, and IS
given absolute optlen as 10 the time at
which he viii elect to dispose o. the prop
ertv
The original executors Of the Osborne
Will were H. A. Akin. Charles Anderson
and Charles Mcdonald. Upon the Death
OF Mr. Atkins the other two executors Sc
lscted "a his successor Eben Osborne.
stepson Of the tes.ator.
Tie only other acton % the board was
the appointing % Mai baldwin as COM
nni5see 10 draft and Introduce a bin en-
body.ug the provisions OF the Torrens law
relating to the transfer OF property and
the making OF abstracts.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-01-22

The next step below bronchitis Is CON
sumption II is near the bottom on the
down grade hill of disease. The symptoms
of bronchitis are tightncss in the chest,
difficult breathing soreness; darling, sharp,
or dali and heavy pain, or a prickly. dis
tressing sensation, accompanied usually by
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-01-22

s~fsE RssateF- gs~aas Assst "a 80 CIV
Ntss-c4ss A sseFscar 9za EUragxzn n>ssxs
g tAe s;s sesssas . ss-xsns sssacAecs
s%@ se4x z HcsA~
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thin and weak
III the stomach
Is put al proper
shape TO make
good blood
DR. Pierce
Golden Medt-
..nI Ls-Na...arr
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-01-22

ing into the history OF today The
United States senate yesterday passed a
blu granting to the Clearwater Valley
Railroad Company. righf-of-way through
the Neg Pcrce Indian lands In idaho This
follows quickly on the heels Of the fling
In this state OF supplementary articles OF
incorporation for the same company,
seattle's Interests.
Northern Pacific officials here deny all
knowledge as 10 the true inwardness Of
Mr. Meliens coming 10 Seattle, but they
Will not deny that II may have connce-
ton with the plans fer a Northern Pa
ctGc depot, which have been alternating
ever since the company under the re-
Ownership Of Andrew +. Burleigh. ac-
auired the two valuable blocks bounded by
Railroad and Western avenues and Co
iumsia and Madison streets. and asked
tbs city council 20 vacate the intervening
portion az Marion street
II is an open secret that the growing
business OF the Northern Pacific in Seat
tie has caused that road to turn it's at
,ention more and more IN this direction
The extensive improvements made on It's
freight depot two years ago have been
more than justified by the enormous
amount OF traffle that has since been ham
died there. The same may be said of the
Improvements at Yesler dock. The au-
tssgfiktSS HOOK upon the contemplated
opening up OF the foot o. Columbia street
Jointly by the Northern Pacific and ]. NJ
Colman as q matter rather OF necessity
than az choice, since the roadway thus
formed will give a much needed access
TO ,ha warehouse at tho Ycsier wharf.
The present office accommodations
which the company has set zap In the
south end 81 its building between Raft
road and Western avenues on Columbia
Esr b.s s.r.s.s
thing more than temporary quarters 1T
ted 10 serve only until the tine should
be ripe Tor 81 permanent depot Willis
Northern Pacific officials are naturally
fcticent about the matter. yet a little
bird has evidently whispered that Presi>
dent Meliep's visit may have something
30 De With the depot plans.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-01-22
EypASSroN

The Bartell Drug Company has opened
n store at aS Second avenue. NJ. Bar
tell has been In the drug business In Sc
attic for the past ten years. The Lake
Washington Pharmacy viii continue In
business under his management also as
heretofore.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-01-22

q FaSE IHK tVtlEH AslA III
peetorstiou. There is no
cure for bronchitis, or for
sore throat aud weak and
bleeding lungs, unless the
blood is purified. Those
ailments will last Is long
as the blood remains
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-01-22

wrRTHs confectionery moved TO New
York block.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-01-22
IT MAY MEAN A NEW NORTHERN PACIFIC DEPOT HERE
President Melen on His Way to SeatteTak Of Another
Transcontinental Train.
l RESIDENT CHARLES 8.

MELLES, OF the North
ern Pacific. Is now on his
way westward from ST.
Paul, and during the course OF
his tour he will visit Seattle.
This simple announcement is
enough TO set the pulses OF 10
cal railroad men s-Eutter and
cause all kinds OF gossip as TO
possible plans in contemplation
by the Northern Pacific.
OF course when Mr. Melien
comes west hs may be expected
to give out the perfuactory
statement that he is simply GO
Ing over the line on a tour OF in
spectscn. But IL IS reasonably
certain that there are other mat
ters besides formal inspection
OF property that conspire TO
draw Mr.. Mellen away from his
presidential desk In 81. Paul.
One Of these is unquestionahly
an investigation into the con-
troversy between the Northern
Pacific and the Oregon Railroad
& Navigation Company. az 10
the disputed territory In the
Clearwater valley. Events are
maturing rapidly In connection
with tina, territory. and the
theories OF YESTERDAY are pass
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-01-22

mediation OF the civil service commission
and the free employment. bureau.
the last mentioned resolution WAS passed
FIRST. II n as fellows:
BE X resolved. by the Seattle Real IS
tate Hoard. That Ehe proposition now BE-
fnfe the rsty government 70 utilize the fTac-
uDnN triangular block At the Intersection
q fts.rf way and Second avenue soash Dy
the erection 81 a synag brick building there
Oh = not 4 wise oce That block should
fe i@gt open as breathing phase and uses.
a. part at the clty rAgk system. and Tor
the comfort and convenience OF persons
waiting for the street. cars, ana far other
H pafrcSes ;31e effy using 0sher Of IS
numerous buildings for the housing Of It's
ssfttfHS ana .sf1ssssfsf.a
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Downs Block. 7os second Avenua
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-09-05
Personal Attitude of Drexfus.

Every has followed the Dreyfus case closely Is
conscious of increase of personal toward Drey
fus. The who led the chamber at Rennes
August is not the same who sits in the court today
q prisoner Max Nordau, the great writer, explains
Dreyfuss appearance and his bearing court He
says: ION his first Dreyfus moved like
tomaton Everything belonging to him stln-head,
face look body. His legs moved with the regular rhythm
of mechanism At subsequent sttings nat
ural and unconsrained The spectators longer
in him secret defense longer
lively regarded them he looks around
free from embarrassment, lingering glance par
cuarly he leaves those who attract his at
tentiOn and appear him sympathetic and at times
all unoonscously as he sits his STOOL he with his
kept For painful images which his uniform avakss
in the minds of the spectators he hoped
Nessus-shirt, my That is the coat of arms
which on the terrible 5h Of January. 1885, from
his body bit by bit while thousand soldiers gIarei
at him with murderOus looks thousands
hurled at him the imprecations which have
ever vlihed man. The three captains stripes
gilt buttons the gold the shoulders seem so many
marks Of fire which he hot execuoners hand
has left behind body will It ever again be DOS
sole for him 10 see in this gold anything badly
scars? Dreyfus the ideal that every
Frenchman carries about his inner consciousness Of
wrongly condemned person An played
the part of wrongly condemned person would have been
Kissed or the Frencmen. To them Dreyfus ap-
peared the traitor and justly condemned because he
unable TO make anything part Dreyfus is born
soldier Even his slight psychic him it,
for soldier fine feelings Natures feal
ing strongly and deeply neither support the annhation Of
personality which necessary consequence Of discipline
they seventies of drill and least
OF all for the bloody o war
"Dreyfus is a soldier in every his movements
When hunted gendares along the front u
the troops order him degradation to the
garrison. he kept parade ground That has
been thrown in his face a reprOach With what right?
belongs to his inmOSt nature. Even now the court
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-09-05

.ysnk..s Afs- ser csafs ber hasbanA.
Dodge. wen: into cssrt 90 IRE ~ ne vii
and has Gane 80.
Al tas funny tsinEs 80 not happsn -
80. F,,-a~ q them take psaee fn Ca
.--,z,a ss Toe 20 syElns from an okia-
tssaz. parer azgSss 10 Story - = vsry
sar.s,5I sraa stfh stock. A fsE IA b
-, H-Phs-psss hiiy broke booss from
a.. ufsse: r1Bs and gAoAare3 ever % 40
ry-s sasnGesG- Tns Cd Eaa hrert -
e-l~ss Be- fhs I'D An1 fsafiEx Sc gDe1d
q, 80 ragos oogn sd fo1soasf hesssif.
- E-f - &zs cAaEes beg al I'D ssr -
- waESn- Ths raFos Tas SssAsd va
auakr8 cora. - ne mare ai4n't ktck- -
80 ssrE9staa tkas SIS zagys ~Eas b1aa-
e."
The rA-nas Eaxts-opfse. D~nspOs.
So@sn't thtnk ths Pssy5llsf s4<ksf - PaS-
re c1usty ca b.e sisrss1. fAste1 - 81
.--Tha tsckes - hS1tsoaVpea - . BaasfaTn
= asaA q. - aenurctzftSu - To- uas ~
tsss PaisprS.ss ssrEs 60 4isrseih iss 81
fas-;n % or = s1iera - ss2ata 80 ~
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