davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-11-22

426. WtuB EN- GARNER 1etten &tted3t fnr
ben 4. Sult be3ablen, penn er an benz Sage
ni9t ar6eitet? Ser &ne9t, ben i9 bate,
Tagte, ib miffe i'm bufir be8ablen, ba Der
4, Suli Elm gefeBli4er 6eiertog iei.
2oren5 &arG, Soma.
Mntnprt: @enn Sic ben &ne4t
beim Sa6r, Monat ober Bel Der 8o4e gez
bingt batten, 10 mar er alerbings, auBer eS
be1tanb cine bas @egent6eil beiagenoe
i9riftli6e 8eretnbarung 3pif3en S6nen
unb i6m, MID Derpf1i9tet, am 4.
Suli gu arbeiten unb benno4 81 feinem2c3n
bere9tigt, pomit a6er burbaus ni9t
ge1agt iein 1ou, baB er ni9t Die not6=
IN item, als unaufi9ie66ar it4
barftelenben Nrbeiten an bieI EN- Sage battle
berri9ten Ioqen, benin bic ~@igendrtigfeit bes
8erldufes Der PfGan5enz unb S6ierprooutF
tion bringt es nun einmal NIT fid, baB bic
ein3elnen 8erri9tungen, fo1en tie ii6erbaupt
gu einem @rfolge fi6ren, gu ben bon Der
Natur borge3ei6neten o3eiten ausgefi6rt
perben n Ii n. Sin &ne9t, pel4er Die
SGbigfeit obiettiper &uffa1ung Der Ser
bdltnife, perfOnliden Satt unb 9ere9tig@
feitsz unb 8ilIi9teitsgefiibl beiibt, pirb fi4
audi am Sonntage unb an geIebli6en Seierz
tagen ben d6I olut unumgdngli6en 4r6eiten
ni9t ent5ieben. @iir0e elm San pie Der porz
liegenbe gu elmer geri9tliden Gntf9eibung
gebra9t perben, 70 lit 3ebn gegen ems 81
pettsn, baB bieieGbe bonn Stanbpuntte Der
geiunben 8ernunft aus gegen ben &ne9t
ausfalen tpiirbe.
427. 1. Sd babe Elm 9fer6, pel6es ii4
bor bret Mo9en am SuBgelent fait rings
berum unb au9 5iemli3 tief am Stu9elz
bra6t berlebt fat. Sd babe feit6er Die
@unbe nit garboltpafer bebanbelt unb ite
fGngt iebt an, Iangfam gu beilen. Scum bat
fia aber biel tpilbes Sleil9 9ebiloet; mas
tann i9 t6un, UNI bas Weiterlpu9fen peiz
felben al ber6inbern? MuB i) bas I9on
bor6onbene nit irgen0 ettpas pegbei3en unb
tpte nub i9 barn bic 8unbe peiter be6an=
beln2 2. Metne Srau m0bte gerne nifen,
tpie &arbamomen, Mustatbliit6e, Potaf3e,
8eifuB unb S6laten, pie man ipl9e beim
Baden BON 8feFferz pber 2ebfu6en pertpenz
bet, auf @nglif4 9eiBen.
pauG @~rnoGb, Soma.
Mntnprt: 1. @o itb tptlbes Sleii4
bilbet, nenoet man Nebmtttel an, pornebm>
lib etgnet iib bier3u SOQenitetn (caustic)
9amit miifen aImdbIt9 bic @u4erungen
tpeggebei5t perben; babel tit Die 8unoe tets
gut rein gu bdlten; gut lit es, tpenn Der let
benbe She'll fortbauernb bur9 lauparmes
@aFer beriefelt ober Der SUB bes patienten
Dfters in iolhes geitelt perben lam. 2.
&arbamomen beiBen auf enslii3 carda-
MON, Wusfatblitbe mace, gotai6e pot
ash, 8eifuB mugwort uno Sblaten
wavers. Tim bic rt6ti9e Sorte b:r Iebs
teren 5u %erlangen, penbet man it9 am be-
item an elm ~2ieferungs6aus fir 8ddereien,
3. g. an bic @onfectiOners anb 8aters
Gupplp Co., 218 8ai6inetOn Street, gbiz
cago.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-11-22
our 8eahtun9l

8riefe unb iOnitige fir Die n2anop. 8eiz
ldge" beftimmten Mitt6eilungen abrefite
man:
2anbpirt6f9aftGi9e 8eiGase
Der
SGItnptsS taatsz3eitung g,
Gbicago, SG.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-11-22

gonnen. Die Sabrtf bat elm 8apitaG BON
100000, tpirb 500 Sonnen 3uderriben
tGgIt4 Oerarbeiten unb pd6renb Der 0auer
Der SaifOn IT'S p%erfonen bef9dftigen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-11-22
9ie g e6attion n.

426. MuB Elm 6armer ieinen ane@t fir
ben 4. Suli be3ablen, tpenn er IN benz Sage
ni9t ar6eitet? Ser &ne9t, ben i3 batte,
Ia9te, ib mife i'm bafiir 6e8ablen, ba Der
4. Sult Elm gefebli9er Seiertag iet.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-11-22

&aum Elm Sag Dergebt, an benz ni6t Elm
Steigen Der 8eenpreife %gemeIDet pir6.
@s i6eint, baB Die 9erren 8eienfabritanten
felt enti4lofen itnb, bic 9eIObeutel %unierer
9ausfrauen rein aus3ufegen,
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-11-22
Kraut uno Ruben.

Die BON Der Detroit Sugar 81. in Goz
4eter, Mt3igan, er6aute Hiibsn3uderz
fa6rit lit nun i'm 8etrie6.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-11-22

Die bon Der STANDARD Sugar 8eet Gp.
in Dimes, NebraSta, er6aute 3uderriz
benfabrit pirb am 1. DECEMBER bOlenbet
unb Die grOBte berurtige Sobrit in Nebrasta
iein. Sic 6efinbet ft6 in Der NGbe Der
3uderri6en : @erfu6sfelber Der gaebrasta
@rberimentirz Stdtion.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-11-22

@inen npferbe1pfen 9ffu9' ba:
Or. Sailing, Der befannte &anOnensrfinber,
jeBt e%rfunben. Die Maf9ine fou Die Nrbeit
BON a6t Mann unb 3pDlf Pferoen Oerri4z
Ten f1nnen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-11-22

Die &iiben8uderfabrit in Ntma, Mi9is
gan. bat i9ren btesid4rigen getrteb Be-
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-11-22

Die S4peinezG6Oleru berrI6t i'm nDrbs
1i4en She'll bes @tuates So IN a in 8eIOrgz
niB %erregenOer 8eiie, unb Suufenoe bon
@4peinen ftnb Der &rant3eit bereiIs sum
0pfer gefaQen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-11-22

@Gtberberpiiitung in Mertfo. SIN her
@tabt Merifo inn cine @efeGidoft BON 8a=
pituliiten in Der 8iIbnng begriffen iein, bic
rs fi9 bornimmt, Die 3ablrei6en Wdtosr i'm
Gtuate Soraca, Die mob fat gdn5li6 unbs@
rii6rt peblieben iinb, aus5ubeuten unb fir
9nede ~bersSynbuttie unb bes 9aabels II, T, in.
nubbar gu maiden. 8eiagte &apitaliiten 4uz
ben bereits mebrere Sngenieure bortbin 9s<
Ian0t, Die cine genaue unteriu3ung aller einz
f6Gdqigen @erbGltniKe DOrnebmen unb bfren
8sri8te auBerit aiinFig ausgefalen Iirb, 10
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counted among the big cattle concerns of
Montana. They suffered severely in the
severe winter of 1SS6-S. when thousands
of Montana cattle persisted, their financial
loss being counted in several figures. Pos
sessed of large financial resources. they
bought more cattle and embarked in the
business on larger scale than ever. To-
day the firm 10 said to own 1900 or 5000
head of cattle. Their shipments to Chi
cago every fall run from three to four or
five thousand head. They own ranches in
the Sun River valley and in different
parts of Teton county They are also in
terested in the sheep business on a large
scale with ex-senator E. X. F1oweree,
Dan Flowerees son.
Besides his Montana interests Lowry
owns considerable property in ST. Louis
and is credited with having left a for
tune of more than a quarter of a million.
He was about g. and native of Missouri.
He left a wife, but no children He made
trips to Montana regularly each autumn.
remaining for few weeks. On account
of his illness he was not able to come out
this year.
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bled in secret session, last night
wednesday,, and the burghers doubt
less had the result of the elaboration
of the Orange Free State volksraad 10
guide them in making a decision as to
the reply to Mr.. Chamberlain's latest
note, which will probably be handed
to the British diplomatic agent at Pre-
toTia, Conyngham Greene. and be dis
cussed by the British cabinet.
The secretary of state, the Marquis of
Lansdowne, was busy until a late hour
last evening at the war office. A tele-
gram from Naples shows that the Brit
ish government is buying mules there,
as well as in the United States. 1t is
understood that 10000 will be purchased
altogether. but as it will take at least
a month to get them to Africa and Il
similar time to get an army corps to
the front, it is evident that big opera
lions will be impossible until toward
the end Of October.
1t is understood that the British note
will virtually demand the absolute full
fillment of the conventions of 1881 and
1884 which have been violated In nu-
merous points, but will accept a five
wear limit for the franchise.
According to the Pretoria correspond
emf of the Daily Chronicle 1t Is be-
Heved in the highest quarters that a
settlement is even yet possible If Great
Britain will propose moderate terms
and at the same time make 1t clearly
understood that these will be regarded
as final
Other dispatches from South Africa,
however, anticipate that President kru-
ger will continue obdurate and repre-
sent the situation of the gravest char
acter.
Dispatches from Pretoria and Jo-
hannesburg speak of the probability Of
hostilities within a week.
A run Is commencing on the banks
in the Transvaal and Orange Free
state
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An Alarming Situation

Seattle, Wash, Sept. 27.-Right Hon.
Jesse Collins, under secretary of state
of the home government of Great Brit
ain. who is here, in speaking on The
British position in the Transvaal, says:
THE situation is an alarming one.
The policy of the British government
all along has been one of patience
coupled with firmness. Behind the
English government is the united Eng
lish people offering hearty support in
a cause thoroughly canvassed and con-
sidered just. Matters in the Transvaal
have reached such a crisis that it is
impossible now for the British govern
ment to recede. The position assumed
by it toward the Transvaal must be
maintained at any and all costs.
THE ultimatum of the British gov
eminent will be lived up to. There will
be no backing down. My opinion as to
whether or not there will be war would
amount to nothing. 1t is simply ques-
ton of the Beers backing down from
the stand they have taken or blood
shed will be inevitable
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viii Occupy the Neck.

London, Sept. 2S.-The Cape Town
correspondent of the Daily News says
the pass of Laing's Neck will be occu-
pied tomorrow Thursday with suf-
ficient strength for present needs, un-
der the belief that the Beers VIII at
tack Natal Immediately, hoping to
forestall the landing of the Indian con-
tingent.
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San Francisco, Sept. 27.--An important
conference will be held tomorrow and
Saturday at Salt Lake City between Off
cials of the Southern Pacific, Northern
Pacific and Northwestern roads. The
Southern Pacific will be represented by
J. c. Stubbs, Julius KruttsChnit, j. A
Fillmore and T. II. Goodman. The Off
Gals here say there is a great deal of i'm
portant business to be transacted.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-09-28
IN ANNUAL CONVENTION.
It Promises to Develope Some Interest
ing Features.

New York, Sept. T-The annual con-
vention of the Protestant Episcopal
churches of the diocese of New York be-
gan here to-day in the Church of the In
carnation. There We're It's caergymen
present, besides a number of laymen.
Bishop Potter presided at the holy com
munion service.
The service was conducted by the bish-
OBJ and Rev. DR.. Morgan Dix, Rev. DR..
Thomas archdeacon of Orange, N J.,
and Rev. DIR. Tiffany, archdeacon of New
York The convention promises to have
some very interesting features, notably
that of the election of the standing COM
mittee. This committee recommends the
applicants for ordination into the Prot
estant Episcopal ministry. The present
committee is that which recommended
the ordination of the Rev. DIR. Charles
A. Briggs, over whose ordination there
was so much discussion. The morning
session was given over to routine bust
ness.
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cause. If that cause IS not removed It's
influence reaches out and overshadows
whole life. The reason Lydia E. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound has been SO uni
formly successful for over quarter of a
century in overcoming the suffering of
women, is that it is thorough and goes
directly to the cause. It is a womans
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A GREAT INSULT.
Shaw Denounces the Slight to the Grand
Army.

Kansas City, Mo-, Sept. 27-"No great
er insult was ever offered the comrades
of the Grand Army of the Republic than
the action of the Dewey day committee
IN New York. when 2Gpo white-haired old
soldiers were not allowed a place Of hon.
or in the great parade"
This was the statement of Albert d..
Shaw, commander-in-chief of the @. A.
r., who spent 10 minutes in Kansas City
on his way back to Topeka, where he
goes to address reunion of the veter-
ans to-day and tomorrow.
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Baltimore, IL, o; Philadelphia, 0, IS

Baltimore, Sept. 27.-Baltimore and
Philadelphia played double-header to-
day and each club scored a shut-out. Nc
G.nnity was a problem for the visitors in
the first game, while Frazer was easy for
the home batters. Both teams fielded
faultlessly. Nops and McKenna gave a
farcical exhibition in the second game,
but the Orioles quit after the second inn
ing and disegusted the shivering specta-
tors. Attendance, LA. Score:
First game r. H. e.
Philadelphia ....... ....... ...-... U
Baltimore ........ ,....... ........n 10 l
Batteries-Frazer and Mcfarland; Nc
Ginntty and Smith.
Second game r. H. E.
Philadelphia ......... ....... .....l5 II
Baltimore ...,.... .......... ........
Observation-Disclosures and Douglass Nops,
McKenna and Robinson.
Umpires-Emsle and Dwyer.
Called at end of seventh on account of
darkness.
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Appetite mt the Huh.

From the Boston Globe.
With a capital of 50, 100000, a pastry and
pie company has been Incorporated in
New jersey But nothing of this kind
can touch Boston.
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H. T. LOWRY DEAD.
An Old Timer in Montana - Had Exten
siye Interests.

Special Dispatch TO the standard.
Helena, Sept. 27.-The death Is an
nounced in ST. Louis of Henry 7. Lowry
a former resident of Montana, who lived
here In the early days and in TIE GUS
was interested with Dan F.oweree in one
OF the famous gambling houses of Heie-
IA. In the early 70s Messrs. Flowe-ee
and Lowry embarked in the cattle bu7i-
mess and for quarter of a century the
firm of Ftoweree & Lowry has been
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VIII Restrain Himself

From the Philadelphia Ledger.
There are no fears that Dom Paul will
carry the war into England
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MUST
WOMEN
SUFFER-?

remedy for woman's ills. ENls1lEES TSsHIa7I y
!;
Miss EMILY F. HAAS of I4S freeman
ST.. Greenpont, Brooklyn N T., writes: ~
DEAR MRS. PINKHAM-l wish 10 TX -
that used your Vegetable Com .l!3H
pound with the greatest success. u @G6H.I
was very sick for nearly a year with & - "
hyseria down-hearted and "A -. W8z1I& 1fN|
nervous; also suffered with painful ~ 4f& Il
menstruation and pain in back and y - K3t&zI
mbs / often wished Tor DEATH ~ A1REU52a
thinking nothing would cure me- z1AfTVN~ M9SSa&f
had doctors their medicines did NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
me no good. At last, by the advice /NiINAFSSsssJd
of friend began to take Lydia E. EtrEAs-
pnkham's Vegetable Compound kSS4S1SfES E%&%S$SN
and happy to say it has entire ANN IN. EN2sSA
Nv cured me- $AsM.GSE SSRSxH #N
JENNIE SHERMAN, of Fremont F=WSSyE~S ~ #NSeM
Mich, Box 74S writes: G@SY WV3&s8SN
MRS PINKHAM:-I feel AL ESM NWM#8t
that write you and tell /H3Lf5&SYkl \\&%N
you what your medicine has r FStsEEfH.eS \\V%
done for l had neuralgia I,I NM NJ
of the stomach for years, ZNLG11\b i N
bad that could not do w. n
work had three doc - 4
tors did not seem to get any bet i \
ter. l began taking Lydia E. Pink y |
hams Vegetable Compound and Liver
Pills and improved from the first. had
appetite and after taking three bottles of
box of Liver Pills. say that cured Your
Vegetable Compound is wonderful medicine"
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st. Louis, 3; Louisville, e.

St. Louis, Sept. 27.-The Perfectos de-
feated Louisville in a well-played game
to-day by punching their hits Sudhoff
pitched in great form and kept the six
hits of the Colonies well scattered At
tendance, $500. Score:
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: - TOMEN do suffer!
w Even so-caed healthy suferi
But they not healthy!
The marks left pain the young faces many of
daughters. Pain that mark from durable
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DIR. SONORA
The Worlds Greatest Living
PalmiSt and ClairVOyant.


and moral
and located Broadway Thornton
life
and still
incident of life full
when
without question:
obtain the need
all
this wonderful medium? He gladly forfeit $1,000
provided
business
which should trouble of kind
he will positively refuse fee benefited by call
world
Schley
business affairs he dates facts and reliable
failure
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he
will
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Brooklyn, I; New York, 8.

New York, Sept. T.-BrooBlyn defeated
New York to-day in an eight-!nning game,
the game being called in that inning on
account of darkness. Attendance, 300
Score
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called
date of your birth to Dr. sonos paroFs 81 East
only Call early to avoid the crowds
m. 8 p.
will
of Iadi maid in
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BASEBALL YESTERDAY.


Boston, Sept. 27-Willis was wild to-
day, giving eight bases on balls and maxi
ing five wild pitches. Boston batted Nc
Farland out of the box in two innings and
touched up his successor, MCGEE, in a
lively fashion. The backstop work of
Sullivan was the only feature. The game
was called in the eighth inning on ac-
Score:
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bdtItT IVb-Nd TICK anu w al TIT IN
dy and Mcclure.
Umpires-Manassau and McGarr.
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Chicago, 4. :: Pittsburg, 1. I.

Chicago, Sept. 27-Griffith's steady
pitching and Bradley's wonderful field
ing and hard hitting won the first game
Most of the runs in the second game re-
suited from bases on balls, Callahan es-
pecially being wild. The second game
was called at the end of the eighth on
account of darkness with the score tie.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-09-28

BatterleS-W1lliS ana sullivan; Mct
land, MCGEE and Powers.
Umpires-Swartwood and Hunt.
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REAL ESTATE rRASsrEas.

The following 6esds wsrs asa h the c1unky
auditors gfhes yestAfdxy.
ksen Smith. United States master In ehaneery
20 Myes I<sts part II ~ biz =. icss 70 9 bib
Jot D. r Dennys lat sdd blk p. +. Dunnys
eth add, North Seattle, eeptsmbsf q. 0.0O.
Myer Lewis vt ~. 70 J. +. nsscs and Franz Her
gsr. blk A, D. 4 Dsnnys III add, North sesttis.
eepsmhev =. Q2sn.
Thomas D Jenufnes = ~, 10 Andrew y. Nc
O. Henry Whttnymb q m. 10 Thcmaa G. Wis
veil, tract IN brooklyn add. Octohse J. tn
DIS Motna Ctty Impswsneat Company 10
Emus T. Van 0asksn, l0ts u 70 y. biz q. Dcs
4oin<s. September - ~
Arthur &. Calhins to Hubert q. CAikins, iot 3,
bt a. North seattle. JuAe II. -, q
John. Elizabeth G. snA Betty + nasnhaH 10 Yss-
lm Estsss Inc: n H. L r:isr daaation eiaam.
S<lfsmbsr -
los 4 Bib n. Csatrsi 6eastie. Oetob1 70. q.
Mysr Gotssssin Ut VI. 70 aams. sans pfop~ty
SnEaa 10 Geovse n, opsuies. psasatia. lots II
ard z. bill { sterhsns' add. ballard. September
hlisaheth A. Roche 70 Lscipda barton. lot II. blh
y, South PAD. September 3, ~
Roaalis Collier TO etcpaisuis Collier. lots 10 T.
~ - lots 10 u. BIZ %. LAdds add. August "a.
BsnjAmin n. prrtss = m 10 Dousiss pais. 1T
y, G. Ftehenfy 81 nx. 20 D. A. Rebinsou. icts !.
.. II. -, bib |. Miiios's sdd: iots sad g. bih q:
psst lots and 5. biz l0s: part u iues and 5, bak
~, Seattle Tide Lands, October Z. ga
Wet Geast Improvement Company 10 Julius
Hihts, iut 3 hik Is. Gilman Park drtober TO- 80
serah A. Rendelnan 20 Peter and Elisabsth ned
IlnScs. los :. BIZ q. Gilman Park October 10. yseD
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ttsassents xnde e1aM1ted headtnss viz - in.1-
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ksyimenf AWAY In sAsssee. No advertisements -
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TIE SEATTLE ACKNOWLEDGMENT WEDNESDAY OCTOBER H.


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BUTTER, BUTTER, EGGS. EGGS.
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50 cents Also nice dairy butter. &c.
Alb BRICK. AND OUR FRESH
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SOCIETY NOTICES.
GRAND masquerade bali with colorcd
iliuminatIcn lights. Ranke hall, Pike
November (. see large cake in Union
bakery window worth IS caxh for best
cake Walking contest. free TO all: pSizes
for best representative costumes: tuusic
admission. masquerade. 600: spectators.
CSC
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GRAND ball Saturday evening, October
IL RAnke hall. Pike street and FIFTH
avenue; music by wagner's First regi-
ment orchestra. committee reserves ali
rights 20 REFUGE admissance to those they
sea A.. Admission. gentlemen 5s,, LADIES
free
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FOR SAIAE-My home In Pontius aa61.
ton. consisting OF broom house, saloo
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The following letters await advertiser
ot this office;
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-10-11
COPPER STOCKS.

Index Copper Mining District,
Treasury stock. Toe: men at 49,
developing: average assays from 10 r.
$17A65: all money used for developdne ~
mine; class of ore, bornite copper: -
nished.
JOHN d. COPPER MINING CO.
100 New York Block