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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1899-06-03
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bic ffaatli6e pfanbleibs sMuftolt rMont
| be pie.e." Wor einisen Sabren, ir
| lnreibt mon bon bert, fau,en amei ober
brei iunse 2ea.e, ole gu penis plab tn
ibrem 2ogis batteu, aber iiber behD
mebr maausgeflQten 4aum In ibrem
portemonnaie berfhsen tonnten, oui
ben @ebantsn, ibr 3wsirab fur bic
Wintermonate in 2eibamte untsrau.
bringen, unb ieitbem lit es serabeau
Mobe seporben, bic finten RenEer bel
gintritt ber i9le9ten Wiiterune su per.
pfdnben, ur1l He in ben ernen f10nen
Jrabltnestagen wieber ab3uboleu.
Wiue Dttober 1immt bic ,geriabiai.
ion" ibren Mnfaug, unb pdbrenb meb,
rerer Wo9eu tperben tdgli9 6uaberte
uon &dbern abseseben.
Der Nabler bat meit.r nidts bor3ube.
reiten, als bic pebale los3ui6raubea
unb auf BEN &abmeu Der Mai9ine ir,
genbpie au befefigen. Damn mirb bas
&ab bon eiuem uuparteiif9en 5a9bers
itdnbtgen abgei1dBt, nobel Rd, ui9t
ielten bic fonberbariten 6eeuen abipie.
len. Der 6interleser bes pfanbes er.
iu1t ndmIib In pinR9t auf bas tpenis
aasenebme 3uraderfatten ber ibm &C.
liebenen @umme nebIt 3infen febr
bdufis um Musaablung zines tleinen
getrages, tpie $40 6rancS, mdbrenb
Der @esenftaub, ben er sur Mufbemab.
rung gibt, uiiabefens ebeaf0 bieIe
2auisb'o mert9 1T. Die 8eamten hes
Qeibbauies laRen R6 aber ni@t erwei.
den, ba fte idle9te Gel6dfte MAIDEN
uarben, menn fie fhr bic 3tnien, bic
eine 2appalie Don 5 Granes abmirft, 4
IS Mouate lang eiuem Gabrarb SduB
unb Obba1 gem1bren tpolten. Sic
mifIen {ebr gut, aus tuel1em @runbe
ibre 2unben eiae 10 bei6eibeae Gorbe.
rnng Helen, unb 10 miif1en bieie wobl
ober titel bic 5umme tn gmpfans neb.
men, auf bic man bas pfanbobieft ab.
sef6dbt bot.
Tim ben INNER GROCER werbenben
Nnlorberungeu au geuusen, BOT BITE
germaltumg bes nMont be pie.s4 ein
srobes Nebeusebdube als giepeIe. De.
partement erri9tet. 9ieler Anbau IN
In feiner Mrt ein Meifermert, IN benz
Ales bis auf bic tleiniten gin3elbeiten
bera5 barauf bese9nei iii, bic beriebten
Mafdtnen tn gutem 3uiianb 3u erbal.
ten. Die Mufbemabrunss BebdIter
finb Gus Glas uab @ifen angefertist.
unb berart angeorbnet, bob ein aus
iueuisen R6pfen deficiencies Auffi6ts'
perional gentgt, um far mufierbafte
Orbnung unb 6auberleit 3u iorssn.
Mit 2eidiigteit ftnnen bic nod Num,
raern einsereibten eiu3eluen Rdber &c.
funben unb berausgenomnten tperben,
Dbne bic esrinsfe Dermirruns 81 Der.
urfa9en. aurs Dor Oftern beginner
bic Nabler unb &ablerinnett bon frtb
bis fpGt nod benz SMont be pie.ea 3u
fir6meu. I'M ibre fidblernen &oRe aus
Der Winter.G Gefaneenfdaft an befreien
unb auf ffriid aufsepumpten pneuma.
tics gum erifen Male tuieber In bic freie
Natur biuaus3ufliesen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1899-06-03
seSenflitbe 3eagen.

gu ber grbitternng, bic In ben 3ei.
tungen Deuf1lanbS dber bic 8ors
gdnge auf Samoa 3u Gage triit. bat
ein In Npia tuobnbafter 6err b. gDolf'
fersborf bur6 ieiae grea eefdrbten,
bic bortisen Dentfben als unierbrfdt
unb miBbaubelt biniielenbeH 8eri6te
piel beisetraeeu.
ytnn tommt iebO6 bic aneeiebeHe
y wWeier 3eitung@ unb marni baoor,
bielen Beridten pieI @emid5t bei3ules
gen. Der 3engeA, f6reibt bas Blatt,
,ift teineswee8 einwanbfrsi. Sn frabes
rem 8eriften bot e. ben Deutiben
@reosmtbl 3umMdriprer semadt. udb.
renb bieIer In Wirlli6teit ein Srunteus
boIb unb Rabaubruber ih. %. feIbf
bat msgen unterfGlagung aus benz
beuti9eu 3oniulaisbienf entfernt wer.
ben mhRen.@
lleber 8repsmdbl (bsr bic Genfer
i'm Oberseri6t eiusei6Iasen bat unb
besbaIb perbaftet worben mary bat Der
.6ann. Courier" bsreiis bor einieer
3eit MebnIi6es miisetbeiIt. Die 3abI
Der Don ibm aerfdIasenen Sdeibeu.
bieB es In ieuem geridte, werhe AMI
ni6t tpeniger als Sc augsseben. @in'
mai babe Ct iogar ben beutibea @enel
raltonfuI tbdtlid ausesrifen unb el
iei tpesen 8eleibigung unb 6ausfrie'
beusbru6 tn beuiiden 9onIulat bon
benz beuifden aoniularssridie perur'
tbeilt tuorben.
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ment mar Fie ipieoer eans Doffnung5Iofe

mem mar lie pteDer 9dn5 DDItnHllg5lpte
Sraurigfeit.
IL Mas inll mir oas-?" iagte lie bart.
.SN glaube, 9u biit on9 perpfli0tet,
es Sll lefell, pencete Weartba Elm.
uGine jlec0tfertiguno ltebt Seoermonn
81.
r9lls ob bier cine m0glib ipdre !" rief
Glie bitter. Sbre tleinen 6Gnoe rongen
ii6 ineinenber. pGieb, M}Arthn, i3
babe mid in ben Stunben bes 2alein=
ieins i6pn bunoertmal 9efragt, nb er
bod ni6t 10 ibuloi9 lei ipie i'd ee=
tpdbnt. SD bin irr on mir ielber ge=
iporoen, ipenn i'd an alle feline @prSiige
ba6te. = itno bp61 = unp bod Die
Sbotfads bleibt, oab er Die W1utter
beilnatblos Dem Glenb preisoeaeber1.
@ie fam er bas re6tTertisel1 ipie oarf
er iol6es bel6oni9en? @ine neue
S6le9tigfeit pdre es pon ibm, uno adj"
-es mar, als molle ii6 enbli9 einmal
Elm erloienoes S6Iu6sen aus ibrer
&eble rillgen-vi6 babe f6on 10 biel
berloren r.
u99ellll nan Qber bod" Martba
perianf iii grilbelnoes gta9iinnen-ver
fam ia Die Mtutter gar ni9t bel ii6 ge=
6abt baben, unb es mare nur 0drte ae=
pelen. luas i'm anoeren Sail @etpillen=
s.ntni4 mar
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1899-06-03
Ser NerIiner gorrelbonbent ber

- Ser BerIiner Correspondent ber
2onoouer vMornins Boft1 iaet lit elmer
Beipre9une ber grbfolge bon Sa9ien'
@oburg. Gotba, 3u melder. benz bpnas
iiif1en 8efebe gemdb. Der 6eraog bon
gonnaugbt bere@tigt LIT, bab leBterer
beI9loHen babe, In gngIaub au bleiben
unb elm llebereintommen getroffen
purbe. tpel9em gemdB bie grbfolge
bonn 9ersose BON @onnaugbt unb bel.
fen 6obu, bem priu3en Artbur, aui
ben iebt Is Sabre alien prinseu 9eo'
polb, 0ersog BON Nlbanp, tiber'
aefen fnlI.
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ser Mpuetit einer 8ieae

iuirb beneibet bon jenen armen Dpspep>
tifern. beren Masen unb 2eber auBer
Drbnuus iinb. glQe 9ieIe ioIten mil
fen, baB Or. Sings Meus 2ebens-8iG
biele tunnberpole Masens unb 9eber'
Mebiein, einen prddtisen Ippetit per'
leibeH, iotuie seiunoe @eroauuns nno
reaelmdBise &6rpersetuobnheiten, tuel9e
p6llise @eiunbbeit uno grobe Gnergle
seiudbrleiiten. Sour rs Gents. gu ba=
ben in Der Nputbefe BON S. &alteper b
Spn,
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Or narrte bic Merste.

9lle Merate erflarten benz Scr. &enid
9amiltun bon @et Sefferion, Sbio,
na1bem er 18 Monate lang an elmer
9aru.6iitel selitten bate, baB er fer=
ben miiiie, tuenn ni6t cine foitfpielise
Operation an ibm alssefiibrt ipiroe,
aber er furirte iid ielblt burd bic Gn=
iuenbuns BON fiinf Gdadteln bon Sud-
lens Grniea Galbe, bas iiderite 9as
morrboiben Mittel anf grben uno bic
bette @albe, bic es iiberbaupt siebt.
rs Gents Die Gda9tel. 8u baben in
ber gpoibefe BON S. &alteper & Son.
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0ie Iranff. Bio" faat Bel |

= Die .Grantf. 3ts." fast bel Der
Beipredung Der Canal Grage, bem
Sunteribum. bas fib In allen Staats,
iteaen brett made. imponire Der Hei9S'
fanaIer Garft 0obenlobe f4on lanee
niht mebr unb man betrahie ibn W
biefen areiien Iduett als poIitift toot.
so babe ber, parlamentarii1e 5rdger
eines biforiiGeu Nameus tir3ll9 niBtg
bemerlt, Der ReidsfanSler babe loon
Dor fe6s Wo6en feine gutlaRung ee'
nommen. mon fage es ibm nur nid)t,
bamit ber alte 0err hd nidt aufrese.
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Bomtberm paeiitc 0abn.
Nbfahrt.

yead Stem Orleans, 6ouiton unb Gal,
uefOn tdsli@ 1910 Mittass uno
$3.50 Mbenbs s.........-.........
NadgasleYaB, Merieo &c. IL so Born.
Nad @alifornien .4:45 Na1m.
Nnfunft.
Bon Stem Orleans, Goufon unb @al'
pelton tdslid 7:25 Born. unb 4 rs
Nabm.A. A................
80n galifornien &c. .......11 30 Borni.
Bon eagle BaB unb Merico 700
Mben0S. ................
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- Bel ber In Straubine, Nieber.
8apern, bur6 bic Wanbatsnieberle.
gung bes BauernbiinbIers @blinger
notbmenbig geworbenen ReutuabI
wurbe ber @entrumsmana @f9inger
gemdblt.
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q. ". & ". y. 0abm.
Nbfahrt.

Na9 @alpefou, Souiton unb Guert
tdgli1 ..............9 800 Born.
Na6 Corpus gbrifti, Mranias BaB unf
Beepille td9li6 .......1 100 Na9m.
Na9 &erruille tdsli6, amsSenommer
Sonnabenbs i.Gonntn9s 3 59ta9m
Na6 &errbilIe, Sonntass. g 80 Born.
Nah& &errnilIe, ,Gonnabenbs A :3O9 O9fa1m.
Mnfunft
Bon galpeiton, 9uufon unb gnerr
tdglib ZOO Mbenoa.
Bon Corpus gbriiti, Nranias BaB unf
Beepile tdali9 .......2:20 Nadm.
Bon Rerrnille td9li9, aussenommer
Gonntass Montass 10 :459orm
Bon &errpille, Gpnntass 8 30 Mbenbs,
8on &errpilIe, Montaes :. 9 rs Born
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- Das gefabI BON golbeit mad
benz gRen iit oft elm 3eiGen BON Wfa.
genIeiben. Mlan nebme Or. Nuguf
a6nig's Samburger 8ropfen unb bie'
les unansenebmt @efabl mirS baIb
peri1winben.
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@nlf gbure i. Dabn.

Gbfabrt.
Nah Gtodoale, tdslid, ausgenommen
SDnrtags. s............S:0O 100 Bornl.
Nnfunft.
8on Gtodbale, tdslid, ausgenpmmen
Sonntaqs. s...........3 100 Nadm.
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Giienbabn Tabr Ylal1.
s. & o. q. Habn.

Nbfabrt.
Nad ct. Souls bia Sron Nsountain
ober M. 6. & T.....12:3O Nahm.
Na9 ct. Souls nia Sron Mountain
Noure = :3O MbenD&.
Nab 9earne td9li9 IS 100 Morgens.
Nad 2arebo. o...........1O 1000 8orm.
Nnfunft.
Bon ct. Souls, Sron Mountain & W.
&. & e. ..............8 $3.50 Borm.
Bon ct. Souls, Sron Mountain & M..
Sc. Il z. 9.............3 :55 Nahm.
Bon 9earne tdgli5. 1920 Mbenbs.
Hon 3areoo. .......... 1895 Nahm.
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= Su @eeeumart bes 6erso9s Jo'
bann Albreht bon Wedlenburg, beS
WorRbenben bes beuif6en @olonial'
nereins. uab bes Chefs bes @oloniol'
ants, Or. b. Buf1fa, tpurbe In Wis
benbauien bel RaRel bas nene goloniab
Snifitut feierli9 er6hnet.
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NJ. 6. 4 =. 8abn.
Nhfnhrf

Nad @aco, Sort @ortb, Dallas, &an,
las gitp, ct. Souls unb Chicago tds,
lid 5 100 Morsens nnb $3.50 Nbenoa.
Nnfunft.
Bon @bicasO, ct. 2ouis, Ranias gitp,
Dallas, 5trt Wortb unb Waco, tag
lid ..8 80 Born. unb 10 30 Nbenbs.
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9mmiet 2iastteo.
U bfahrt.

U bfabrt.
Na1 galifornien, Jreitass 3.35 Mors.
Na6 Stem Orleans, Oienitas uno 5rei=
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Sa1rgaltg 35.

GeiddftS< nnS &ob<
ltnllgss ssselepbon fiir 3 Cts.
pro Sag. &eilte Seret6>
nuttg fiir Mietbe II. @e~
gen Oct Gitt5elbeiten tuen0e
ll1a1t iid) Oft 6ie sii0weit<
lid)e Selegrapbelt> nll0 St
lfp1Olt Geleai6aft, ul6
5iuar au 0as GD1ltraft- ST.
partente1t. SelepbDtt 355.
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W nfunft.

8on Galifornien, Dienltag Mnb 5relz
tag 9...............3.l5 10 Wt0r9enS.
Bon Nem Orleans, Dienitas unb 6rei=
tag. 400 gea9m.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-10-12

Stree the United statss trailing ship
Adams came into port a f~x days ago
ard IL wa announced that recruits for
the navy wtgtlla be enlisted here there
has been considerable speculation sTs-
obliged In regarding the rules for .nl!as-
aaeat in N. navy. Ar official statement
of the rules ard require fnanfs governing
such recruits has been reeetxea
Each bay presenting himself for enlist
nsens must 81 accom- panied by hix father
or mother. ma In case both are dead the
guardian presenting ne boy must sign The
ssrssr Ffbed declaration. consent ard oath
which form part II the shipping Grtteiss
Where shs n@rsystn guardian HI rsa.
son ~ distance er iafEnIfy. are unable
20 eaTae. they viii b. furnished with the
De geFs Wfes1 agEtiea; gGg IL, sfse Comma ~
fFzg sfacer ~ Ire shlp. ard by sbts means
enlistment can b. perfected II shs apgsfa-
cart should be- accepted bf the exarsaln.
ira hoard.
The Requirements for an apniiean. are
stzs BE ss4 af ss.fsstss frame insesIisDsf %
perfectly sound and healthy condition
frs1 frcra physical drfecss anf rnaffor-
nation and free from nts He ,nns, k.~
abba 81 rad &c write. although IN xte-
essi eases where the applicant shows "A
general Intelligence ard h atherwss.
qualified. be may be enlisted. notxsth.
Standing lrnp@rssetEnns sn his reading and!
wrf.tng
r0~ faithful ard efficient service men
are promoted sn ess=f petty officers. who
receive anywhare from ~ 20 80 per
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-10-12
BUFFALO HUMP PROSPECTS,.
Mining Operators sim Interested In
the New Camp.

According to H. X. Owens, q well known
Seattle mining man, interest In the Buf-
falo hump country. In Idaho. has not by
any means died away among mining men.
ana on the contrary the development work
In sight at present promises to bring the
camp 10 the front as one Of the riches, in
the country. Since the Arm OF Clark 4
Sweeney refused 10 make good their bond
on the Big Buffalo. which fact had a de-
pressing effect on the camp. an offer OF
$4,000 mas been made by Mr. Sweeney for
half interest In the mine. thus proving.
Mr.. Owens says. that the best posted min
ing operators in the state have not he's,
their faith In the properties Of the dis
:rict.
Mr.. Owens said last night: zone fact
which has operated to prevent the sale OF
the Big Buffalo claim is the litigation over
It's title. which has been underway for
several months and which was In progress
when the time came for Clark q Sweeney
10 make good their bond Rig.ey. one Of
the original ioca,orH OF the famous ledge.
Was sued by J. H. Rice, on q grub stake
claim, and the latter obtained Judgment
which gave him an inseres. In tn. mine
The case ~ now on appeal 10 the supreme
court.
CLARK & Sweeney agreed to paw 81. 90
for the mine, and lid pay t&."s down.
They spen; tIua0e in the dead OF winter
In getting machinery and supplies 10 The
mine and tn sinking a shaft eiEaty-nve feet
deep 10 the ledge Then they asked for an
extension OF time on their second payment
This WAS refused and they threw up the
bond
This. OF course had a depressing effect
on the district. although during he sum.
mer the country has been flied M with
prosrectors who have iorated a large mum
Der OF claims. many ~ them win very
nne sbo~inss Since the failure @! sha
original deal for the Big Buwa.o Mr.
Sweeney. whe - one Of the biggest mining
operators In the rngfsry. offered Rixfey
$50 90 Tar bis halt Interest IN the nlns
The offer was refused believe. however
that capital VIII yet take Reid If the prep
erty. which has iniT;y-flve foot ledge
a1sc'@kAs sI% 70 ths ten' ana develop II.
process and all values secured as the rnins
! e1nsiser the country enc Of great PROM
lse"
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-10-12
GRO[N ACCUSES HIS WIFE.
DIVORCE DEPENDANT MAKES
SEVERAL SERIOUS CHARGES.
Drinking and observation-disclosures
Her OF Assanla-Claims Attorney

Gussaaf Kari Groen. the Pike street cigar
nerchsn, who was committed 10 sasl for
contempt az court by Judge Moore few
weeks ago Cor disturbing hts wife after she
had bsouxh; suit against him fer divorce.
and VINO Row has an application for u
writ of haheas corpus pending in the sa
presn- court of tue state. yesterday nled
his answer and cross-csmplaias to his
wsfe's silt. Groen makes sensational
charges az ainst his wife. ANA accuses her
oe maay acts tending TO eTins about a
state OF marital in;elicity,
In opening his answer Groen denies that
he has been erue. 20 his wife. or seserted
TO any 1nwarrslnted personal violence. he
admits that ne and his wife have on
but says THAI In each instance BIS vile
has been the axxrcsser. and that ne nAs
used no more force than was necessary 10
protect his person from injury.
Continuing Green accuses his wife OF
carousing and drinking in saloons ana
other places. He says mat on the night OF
June she kissed a bartender In a box in
saloon on Columbia street. lie asserts
that she attended picnic on July - last
contrary 10 his wishes, and that late at
night he found her In company with an
other woman and two men, 10 him I'M
known. on Pike street. Both women, he
says, We're Intoxicated.
Groen says that after leaving him his
wife took up lodgings in the Willard house
out by the iandlady because OF shameful
and disorderiy conduct"
Green declares that during their mar
ried HE his wife has always refused TO do
housework on the ground of ill-health. De-
spite her alleged ul-health. however, he
says Mrs. Green has attended on the aver
age three dances every weak, during the
entire period Of their married life.
These dances. he says. she attended In
company with persons of doubtful reputa-
ton. She refused 10 let him accompany
her. he claims. saying she was ashamed OF
him. He says she has repeatedly said she
hated the ground he walked on
considerable portion OF Green's cross
complaint Is taken up with argument
as TO why he believes his wife should not
be given an interest in the property which
he owns. The only sensational feature OF
this part OF the eross-complaint Ia an al
legation against Mrs, Green's attorney.
whom the husband does not speak Of by
name, but whom the record of the court
shows TO be Frank h. Wiestiing.
Groen alleges that after he had visited
his wife contrary TO the orders Of the court
and had trouble with her, the attorney
for plaintiff sent for him TO cali at his
office. He called and found Mrs. Green
there. The attorney, he says, addressed
him thus.
You've been annoying that woman
again. l want YOU to sign a deed 10 that
lodging house or I'll have you In JAIL
Being ignorant OF the law Groen says
be signed the deed, which he now asks
the court to set aside.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-10-12

ALLEGED rEMALE swINDLEa.


Herbert +. Stemier. local agent % Tho
Smith Premier Typewriter Company. yea
Cams court charging Miss T. Nolan. .
woman who until last Friday lived at the
Rainier-1srand hotel, with stealing . type
she failed 10 return when she took her
departure. Miss Hollan is said 10 have left
the city.
un,,. Is ma,mea sy the poaes mat Miss
her stay in the city. She represented her.
sell as having large interests In Dawson.
Her plan to raise funds. II Is said was 20
borrow money by representing that ahe
was wealthy. hut temporarily short Of
cash. In this way she secured small sums.
none Of them running over 80. from sew
erai people. She was \ good musician. and
claimed TO have made much money by
singing at private parties In Dawson last
winter.
Miss Hollan In described as being a large
blonde woman about thirty years OF Are.
II 10 said she weighs about 30 poundA
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-10-12

HCDYA~ frrDYAT will cure you. be-
cause HUDYAS gives strength and 'ens
90 sAs nerves and ncf~s-esntrrs. HJDfAS
IN natare's nerve AMI tissue builder
II you take HuDfAS your fears 81 dan
x.v ~iil sn0g t@ renewed. for HUDYAN
vi. MARE you fees like a nsw being HEp-
YAM gives a REM wsf Impetus "a tho sirca-
lzstsn and enriefses the blood. and this irn-
parts health ard s:renxta 10 tiis entire
system, HCDYAS pur4res The blooa. and
II gentle laxative. HuDrAS establishes
. perfses digestion.
HrpYAS 10 for as.s BY drsggisss-Ssc .
packsxe. OF xx psckAxss fos = So
II yosr druggist does NOT keep HDpYAH
ssnd direct 10 the HuDYAE REMEDY
Co. corner ssockson. Fills ana AArkst
streets San Fran~s*ee. Cal
Ceassfs the HrDTAs Doctors AAsue
Jssr Case. Free q CAesGs. WsssM
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GUILTY OFF PETTY LARCENY.
Tom Fraker Convicted by Jury in
Criminal Court.

Tom Fraker. welI-known character In
the Tenderloin district, was found guilty
OF petty larceny by a jury in Judge Jacobs
court yesterday. Fraker was accused OF
robbery In the Information. the stats
claiming that he forcibly took 80 from a
man named Ronald Mcdonald In a saloon
one night during the month of August.
In his charge 10 the jury Judge jacobs
eliminated the robbery feature Of the case
saying the state had not proven tina,
Fraker had used force. He Instructed the
jury either 10 acuast Fraker or find him
guilty of petty larceny. The Jury adopted
the latter course.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-10-12

THE FINEST TRAINS IN THE
WORLD are the Pioneer Limited trains
OF the Chicago. Milwaukee q 81. Paul
Railway between 81. Paul and Chicago.
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REDUCED RATES EAST.
Call at the Northern Pacific once before
going East and take advantage Of the
lowest rates TO all points. Everything the
best on this line. On and after Septem-
Der isth. rate to Chicago only $780,
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PARALYSIS
MAYCOME
FROM
WEAK
NERVES..

Paralysis, pArfto
paralysis and loco
rcotor ataxIa are
diseases OF the
nerves and nerve
ceufers. These most
ssriors tAsea xe1
may came as O 70
us!s of oyer~work or
over-tssed nerves
There are always
warning symptoms
10 tell ons Of the
coming danger. the
more important OF
which ore defective
hearing and shroh-
ing IN ears tng. ID.
defective vision md
twstehing % eyesids
tag. u. tisordered
digestion and sore
ness Of stomach INC.
.. asa-nce % knee.
jerk ING. ". pains
along sasns ing 81.
pains In feet tax. 81.
Another very im-
psrtsn; symptom 10
paipatatkss or nut.
ssrias 81 heart and
pain In left ride ing.
Fl.
IL you suffer with
Any OF fhesa - MP
srs1s tk.er vass ra<4
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ALASKA xoIs ~nas*. FnkHn CAP sssasa
rrzssfs rnaccasins. god SSfs. etc. AZ c.
T. Werns1xe. 90 Railroad avenue.
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Try This u Troubled With Rheu-
NATHAN.

Our little boy was afflicted with rheuma-
ttsm In his knee: and at times unable to
put his foot to the floor. We tried In vain
Everything we could hear Of that we
thought would help him. We aImoS gave
uu in despair, when some one advised us
10 try Chambera:n's Pain Balm. We did
30, and the firet bottle gave so much relief
that we got second one and. to our
mirprtse, ii cured hin, sound and weil--
J. r. Bays, Pastor Christian Church. Neo-
des.,a Kan. For sale by all dealers
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BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
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