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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-01

In such wise that they worked to the aggrandize-
ment Of his country His fame is bound UP with
the fame OF England. Major Hume portrays
him in excellent fashion. Covering a good deal
in this book which has already been dealt with
in his "Cour:ships Of Queen Elizabeth he has.
nevertheless, made his pages fresh and readable
We might wish that ne had said more about
Cecil in his library. Cecil entertaining the Queen
and Cecil In the midst OF building operations
which he carried on without the aid Of an archi-
tect dealing direct with the masons and inn
pressing his own tastes upon the walls of Burgh-
ley House. But that would. perhaps. have de-
stroyed the balance Of a volume which aims
above all az showing how the calm genius OF
Cecil influenced the growth OF England in
period of unrest and change. The dedication.
We may add, is felicitous II runs as follows
ITO the Most Honorable Robert Arthur Talbot
Gascoyne-Cecil K. c.. Third Marquis of Sails
bury, Prime Minister Of Queen Victoria this
attempt at a political biography of his Illus
trious ancestor. the Prime Minister Of Queen
Eliza beth"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-01
PRINCE OF TIE FAIRIES.
Ply JOHN DAVIDSON

Over the mountains, happy and bold,
The Prince OF the Fairies a-vooing came
With a ring and brooch and q cr0An Of gold
And heart Of the same a heart Of the same
And each OF them. all Of them. every one
He would Jay al her feet
II he only could meet
The loveliest maiden under the sun
They hated him heartily hurrhers and peers.
For the merchants daughter were ready to
die.
And the queens q the earth would have given
their ears
For d touch Of his hand or glance Of his eye.
But he laughed and said 10 them every one.
Nov. by yea and hy nay.
I have nothing 20 say
Except 10 the loveliest under the sun"
Back DER the mountain. hardly 50 bold,
The Prince OF the Fairies amenting came
TIL he met in the wa witt her curls Of gold
And her heart Of the same her heart OF the
same
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-01

v,e,. 400 crr e.rs f-ar Ira.e out OF the at-
,--s piurse- - Spain B.. famous He could
70. - r.v. 4, present s-ar . man who had stolen
Al p. h..r I'm. ..r...-..r of the whole mat
-, 60 1..- r..r ..... his own comfort and
,.fa+v .f.t. II. ..ss .a... s.oavs honor II his
versatile, .- -.s..-.. e-.- on. side to the other
y %. r....,.. IT'D. I'D. t. t.ue deserves % Doe
,s.-s...-,.. .. ..,. lass rasr..-.nie spithet
n NM. t, -.........-.. cha. III, tt. whole be
-. o.. ....4 AND considered
,.s.ss .....t .. ...-.. -...,.. Do, s.s-. as we'll
- tr ,-,... -..... d.. ..re.l,res- for him
81, s,r..... .,.- . sad .,....,,.ie %. th, mod
~ r,,..s. ,.. .. .,. r.-t., of sixteenth cen
,u-y ra,n.-. t. es..r.. .he imrutaucn Of
.orsd tas,n.ss .t. ,uirar greed
Mar eot.5 have 4r.riotec h.m openly i she
could ta,. e.r. SD .tfto.f tao fragrant an in-
cifererce III. ts. srrfa1ut, # MS position DO the
uor.A. t.s. -.-...f.-, her accession A. IL was
who p. s.s ...- ~ r.... I'D. vas not out q
.ervio. ard -t. co.ror made use II him CON
rsntIv pn+ hi. "a. content 10 remain com
u.rs,iv.iv ons,rr. md % nav court 10 the
Princess Ffzatefh ~ LAID ms talents as a
nan o. business =, h-r feet He knew how to
VII profits 20 himself and he could win them
for her So wisely did h. cultivate her good
rrsces thai tv me time she was proclaimed
Queen h. VA h.- r,ght-bans man. and took W
he duties Of Secretary Of state al once. 10 hold
them tr1umphanty until his death With Eliza
eeths Accession ms private interests and his
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-01

courts Of Europe, and behind the splendor Of his
train the world recognized a major force in poll
tics. He reformed the coinage and added the
merchants to his friends Thus established.
and with the knowledge that matter what his
enemies might say or do, the Queen would ult-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-01

s.,,ved ron, tainted source. The Span
.,,ove hard 10 get him In their pay, but
~ 80 record % his ever succumbing to the
.,mptation while the annals Of the period are
owl thick with instances Of brides received
t-ou Spain and other foreign Powers BY the men
s.o surrounded him HIS reply when asked to
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-01

vaunt Napoeon's Humanitarian" ideas, hA
desire for the universal spread Of civilization
and the establishment OF the principle OF IA
tionalities-and ne wants these as Is natural
at the expense Of bismarck. In fact u az
sant-Amana goes so far as 70 declare that t
the Emperor had triumpbed in 1870, as he did
in 1855 and 1859 general civilization, instea
Of being retarded. would have advanced wiz
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-01

A damsel a-watching her geese every one
10" he shouted, my queen
For at last | have seen
The loveiiest maiden under the sum
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-01

,srhe Payrasters Boy; His Fancy, His Love
and Adventures" If the title Of Mr.. Nell Nun
ro's new story The scene. az In the case oi
"JoLu Splendid" lies IL the West HiehiaAuS-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-01

TIT COURT OF THE SECOND EMPIRE. By
rmbert De Saint-Amand Translated by Eliza
beth Gilbert Martin. Emo PIP. 346 Charles
Scribner's Sons.
The San Juan County index. (Aztec, N.M.) 1890-19??, 1899-03-31
For sale.

Five good, young COWS, will calve this
spring, Will sell very cheap. Inquire
at once Of D. E. LObato, Aztec, N, NJ.
The San Juan County index. (Aztec, N.M.) 1890-19??, 1899-03-31

For thp department encampment Of
the @. A, r. and auxiliary bnaisa, to bp
held At peaver. Colorado, Nay 3, 4 and
8. 1899. a. open rate Of one standard iare
from Colorado points 10 Denver and re-
turn lie authorised by the y. & r. @.
railroad. Tickets to be on sale May "a
and Sd, with a hnal limit Of May 9th.
See the advertisement Of the firm Of
Fields a sharp. successors to F.. W.
Sharp 4 Bro. elsewhere 10 this issue.
A full line Of general merchandise 10
carried and the shelves are filed with
new and desirable goods. Nesars. Monroe
Fields aud john Sharp pre- the members
Of the new Arm. Their reputation as
energetic, upright business men in this
community is Of the highest order, 10 q
guaranty Of fair dealing to al and a sure
indication OF success in this new enter
prise.
A new saloon will be opened in Aztec
tomorrow saturday. morning. under the
management Of Frank Baker, Free
lunch will be served aud everybody is
invited. A billiard table will be in opsr-
alton aud the local experts will have a
chance to try conclusions. A hand
some bar, the akilliul work OF Carpenter
Frank Revell, adorns the rooms, aud the
other fixtures are quite tasty. A liberal
share Of the patronage will doubtless
fall to the new establishment.
E. G. Irwin, OF Kansas City. No, pres.
ident Of the Animas River Land aud
Irrigation company, visited points in
the valley this week. He has nothing
for publication he to the plans OF himself
and associates in the ditch enterprise,
but made inquiries to ascertain the
extent Of the olsims against the com.
pany. Mr. Irwin is a broad guagsd and
axporiOneed business man and TIE
INDEX trusts he will find some way of
strsiRhten ing out the complications
that surround the c)mpany's affairs. -
[ Dan Pipkin, alias Red Pipkin, reputed
train robber and desperate, was recently
landed 10 Jail at Albuquerque. His ar.
rest was partly due to the efforts Of
Sheriff DodsOn and Deputy Sheriff
Stewart Of this county. Last month
they found that Pipkin was staying at
wilkins store near Ffuitland. He tar
riod only a short time, going thence to
WestWater, at which place our officers
underworld to take him, but arrived q
little too late. They sent word to
Sheriff Farley Butts Of San Juan county,
Utah, that Pipkin was headed that way,
and it resulted in the latter's capture.
de was taken to Winnemucca, Nevada,
aud thence escoIted to Albuquerque by
u Wells Fargo messenger. Roy Stewart
received a letter from Sheriff Butte yes
terday, telling hew the capture was
made. There 10 a reward of $1,000 for
the arrest aud conviction OF Pipkin,
The San Juan County index. (Aztec, N.M.) 1890-19??, 1899-03-31

A few hundred pounds Of selected
yellow seed cOTR Tor sale at 20.
PRICE WALTERS.
The San Juan County index. (Aztec, N.M.) 1890-19??, 1899-03-31
a sho, ,Nuff enke wan.

There will belittle niggers, big niggers,
black DiggOrs aud just coons 10 the cake
walk At Pennington tomorrow (Satur-
day. night and il you go you will have
more fun than you have had since you
ssF&f.zAOoy The Entertainment is for
the benefit Of the library and reading
room and everybody is invited. Re-
ireshmnnts will be served.
The San Juan County index. (Aztec, N.M.) 1890-19??, 1899-03-31

Job printing neatly executed at TIE
lNDEx Office.
The San Juan County index. (Aztec, N.M.) 1890-19??, 1899-03-31
HIralra seed.

Alfalfa seed for sale, Apply to C. s
Cameron, Flora Vista.
The San Juan County index. (Aztec, N.M.) 1890-19??, 1899-03-31

WANTED SEVERAL TRUSTWORTHY
W persons In this territory TO manage our
business 10 their own and nearby couhtioa. u IS
no iinly office work conducted at home, SalarS
straight $500 a year and exposes definite
banaida, no more, no less salary. houthly SIS.
References. Buclose Gelf-addrGssod stamped
envelope, Herbert < Hess, Prest4 Dept, NJ,
OhiraRo.
The San Juan County index. (Aztec, N.M.) 1890-19??, 1899-03-31

On the Hart ranch, 6 miles north Of
Aztec, two large brown mares, we'll
broken; one good 3-ineh wagon, nearly
new, one set heavy harness, one good
buggy and harness; one saddle; two
good cows (both fresh and calves. also
household goods, two good stoves and
dresser and co1mode; one sewing ma
chine, enc good 8 day slock, carpets,
tables, chairs and bsdsteads and many
other articles too numerous to mention.
Also, SOME nice chickens.
p. SKIpMoRR.
The San Juan County index. (Aztec, N.M.) 1890-19??, 1899-03-31

A splendid ranch with plenty Of water,
Arge bearing orchard. good 7.room
dwelling house and everything CONVEX
lent, to rent or very reasonable tsrms.
Apply at The INDfx Office.
The San Juan County index. (Aztec, N.M.) 1890-19??, 1899-03-31

I have some selected seed Of the ia
nous Rocky Ford Melted Gem Cante-
loupe, which ! viii mail to any address
at 81 per H., postpaid. Direct al Ordsrs
to j. "a. BAKER,
Rocky Ford. Colo.
The San Juan County index. (Aztec, N.M.) 1890-19??, 1899-03-31
Loans.

We rave money to loan on San Juan
county real estate at lowest rates OF int
crest, Call on or write. The Local Sc
curity Co., Durango, Colo, or Granville
Psndleton. Aztec, N. NJ.
The San Juan County index. (Aztec, N.M.) 1890-19??, 1899-03-31

z. r. Sharp at the Aztec Hardware
store is authorized to receipt for any
money due me on account, Call and
settle up. F. w. SHARP.
The San Juan County index. (Aztec, N.M.) 1890-19??, 1899-03-31

j. L, Parsons,
Leading Druggist,
Durango. COLO.
The San Juan County index. (Aztec, N.M.) 1890-19??, 1899-03-31

Eggs from full. bloOdod black Lang
shsng stock 70, sale, 81 per setting. Ad-
dress, J.. L. R~utlSdgo, Aztec, N. NJ, or
inquire at the LOhr ranch, opposite Flora
Vista, N. d.
The San Juan County index. (Aztec, N.M.) 1890-19??, 1899-03-31
oantaIoupo seed.

DURANGe. colo.
The San Juan County index. (Aztec, N.M.) 1890-19??, 1899-03-31

for Eastsg, Send ~ cents
IN stamps and we Will mail
you postpaid two packages
assorted. Of the new Ger
man Egg Dyes, containing
six beautiful col rs, and
80 new paper designs for
decorating Raster sggs.
Order now and make the
children happy on Easter
Day.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-06-21
Theft Of 0yshut Salmon Leads to
q Murder.
JOS. ANDERSON THE VICTIM.
BODY Found Dead Last Friday NJ the
Mouth Of the Hampsslips-ne-
mains Exhamea After Burial, 49,
Evidence Of the Tragedy Secured
daniel Downing Under Arrest 1T
NontesanO for the Alleged Crime.

Special Dispatch to the Poss-rnteiliSencsr.
Joseph Anderson WAS found near the
mouth OF the Hump,ulirs Friday and WAS
buried Saturday. Two weeks ago Ander-
son and another man named Daniel Down
ing were suspected Of having stolen ten
boxes OF Quirault salmon from the Oyehut
dock. belonging 20 c. E. Burrows & Co.
and Deputy Sheriff Graham wen; down
with warrants for their arrest, bur only
found Downing.
Before telling the man what he wanted.
Graham asked him where Anderson was.
and Downing replied tina; he had not seen
him since Friday night. June 2. when he
saw Anderson start in a row boat TO so to
Oyehut dock after ten boxes OF salmon.
Downing further said tina, II Anderson at
tempted TO carry that load in his boat on
that night he believed he was drowned
Anderson's boat was picked up bottom
side up. and II was thought he capsized
and was drowned
Sunday the body was exhumej and II was
found tina, his skull was broken and that
his throat had been GU. by some person
Suspicion was at once laid on Downing and
4 warrant was issued charging him with
tho crime and deputy sheriff was sent
for him where he was 1t work In Larkin's
camp.
The sheriff took him To Monteeano. and
lodged INN In the county jail where he will
await his trial. From conversations had
with several persons acquainted with the
two men, by the Post-Intelligencer corre-
spondent. I, Is learned that they were In
cifned TO quarrel with one another at times.
and, IL - reported. tina. one quarrel went
so Tar as Downing threatening to silence
Anderson for all time. The evidence
agains, Downing Is purely circnmssansiAi.
4 coroner's Jury will be impaneled sonor-
row and will view the body and ascertain
how Anderson came 10 his death.
There has been Ash stolen from time to
time all winter. but no proof could be Sc
cured to have the two men punished
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nrsLor sEARcnISa ron raurn.


NEW YORK, June 30.--Dr. James ~.
Hysiop. professor Of logic. ethics ana pay.
chology at Columbia university. whose
theories on spirituallsm have startled the
scoffers at that belief and academic cir
cles generally. 10 eotng West 10 verify
the truth OF so-cAlled new revelations
which. he says, have been made 70 hin
through Mrs Piper. IN infAllibaA mediums.
These so@cailed rcvelationA the professor
says. affect tho fortunes Of Q woman prom
inent in New York society. TO make them
public would create . sensAtton, he eveI9.
The evidence which Prof Hyplop obtain.
ed In support Of his theory Will b col
iccted In a report Of 500 pafee which No
viii make TO the Society for rsychtcal Re-
search In the course Of yeas.
fessor II attracting a great deal of At~
tention. inasmuch a. he In man OF .
high order OF intelligence.
'.Ali the noise they arc making" aid
the professor today. lis due to nothing
else than the fact that am connected with
ColumsaA university. ! am not the pto-
neer In the science. or religion. whtchever
you choose 10 call II. or tn greatest apoo-
tie was q scoffer once. I WAS nrsf tn
dueed 10 study spi!ituanm because could
not resu,e the views Of DIR. Hodgnou, Of
Cambridge university. I studied spiritual.
ism In order to combat its theories and
disproye them but could not Others b.
fore me have seen the light and have
known what ! know-Prof. Newbcid. 81
the University OF Pennsylvania and Prof.
can't see why they would deny me the
right TO be ~ liberal In my views ~ they
were. even " am connected with Column
1ia -
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-06-21
cuRFEw Law II OLYMPIA.
city Proposes to Fine Careless Par
ents and Guardians.

Special Dispatch TO the Observation-Disclosures.
OLYMPIA. June M.--The city council
Al ifs meeting .ast evening passed eur
few. ordinance, which. II Is claimed. will
be rigieIy enforced The ordinance pro-
vides that 1, shall be a m'sdemeanor for
any person under the age Of Is years 10
be found ioafing or lounging about streets.
PARKS or alleys between the hours OF p.
N. and 5 a. m.
should a young person violate the ord!-
nance he or she shall be taken 70 the
parents or guardian and a complaint lodg-
"a aratns. such parents or guardian. They
may be fnec In any sum not TO exceed "a.
This action was taken for the reason that
Il was not considered proper 70 have
Young person lie In jail over night awaiting
a hearing, and for the further reason that
the council doubted the power OF an IN
ferior court to jail minor.
irahs,.,v 10 control a child. the latter may
he charged with incorrigibility and sent
20 the reform school.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-06-21

wAz seriously afflicted with = cossrh
for several xsarss and last fAsi had 4
more sewere nsssgE snan ever before
have xsess many remedies without Re-
xr4wfng much relief. ard being recon-
saprsssss 20 cry 4 bottle Of ChnspneYfnfsss
Cough Remedy. by srIsna. who. knuw-
I tried IL and with the nsnsf Kgassfysrw
results The srsf bostfe relieved me very
suaca and TIE second bottle has ahsn-
ans~sv e1sfsv sae4 ] hare rat had a. 20 a
a-zisb for twenty ssArs / give this e~r-
sincsfe witaost solicitation. simply ia Sr.
yreeissIoa ~ the gratitude selt far the
care s1ersed Respectfully. Mrs Mary
ai. deal<SH.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-06-21
Thousands Of Hembers Present at
the Annual Meeting.
SESSION OF THE oRAMoLoooG.
Opeuing Exercises HELD ~ the OlyUp
pae Theaser-1ayer welcomes the
visisors - the Cssy and the Brew.
eeles-laon. JeAn Calvin. drama
ExalteA Ruler. says the order
Has Been pAjussly Criticised.

ST LOUIS, June M--Thousands OF mem
b%rs Of the Benevolent and Protective
Order OK Eiks are here from every PROM
sneu, city in the country to attend the
thirty first annual meeting Of the Grand
Ledge and reunion ct that order, Whach
began here today and viii continue
throughout tho week. Various ktnda a
entertainment and excursions have been
provided fer the visitors by the local
lodge.
The opening exercises were held today
at the Olympic sheater. which was crowd
ed with badge tedecked Eiks and their
ladies. Rev. r. q. Roscaynp grand chap
lain. OF Kokomo. Ind. offered prayer.
Louis F. Aloe. chairman Of the local en-
eeutive committee. made the opening nd.
dress Of welcome. He was followed BY
Mayor Henry zeigcnheim. Who welcomed
the Eiks TO 81. lSouis. turning over 70 them
the keys OF the city and the hrewertss.
Burt W. Lyon welcomed the vfsitcrs u
behalf OF the 81. Louis lodge. Hon. JoAA
Calvin. Of Cincinnati the Grand exAlseA
ruler. responded. He thanked the mayor
and local Eaks for their hearty welcomeI
and then went on to say.
Tho order cf Elks has been more Mis-
understood. more censured and more
abused by those who do not know Il than
has any other organization In existence
On the other hand. II has been mere
praised, more commended and moro loved
By those who do know Il than any other
organisation. Many people have thought
that II was merely a convtvial orgAnt1A-
ton. with no serious objects or purposes
This il great mistake. The groundwork
and foundation OF tho order 10 the great
golden rule Of life. DO unto others ~ ron
would that they should do unto you-'
"A Sketch OF tho Past" by Meade p.
Detweiler. past grand exaited ruler. ana
Howard Mcaherry. At New Brunswick. =.
j.. lodge. were the subjects Of TWO inter.
cstsng addresses. The Grand lodge then
went into secret session.
The nrst thing taken up In direct aemaoA
was she annual report OF Grand SECRETARY
Reynolds. This showed 4 total member
ulaip OF $500. divided among sis iodgea-
During the past year seventy-six neW
lodges with a membership Of 1900 have
been added to the roll. The report of ne
grand treasurer was also read.
The consideration Of Z new constitution
was made n special order Tor tomorrow
afternoon
The vote on the place for holding chs
next Grand lodge was also made = special
order for Wednesday afternoon.
Tho conclave then adjourned 10 p. -
tomorrow.
Tomorrow these win o. 0usnua pasnAa
In which II IL expected 400 Elks WIN pas..
ticipAts. There win also b prise drllIo
and hand concerts. For the At&ar event
AT least twenty banda have assembled. and
St2. 90 In prizes will be distributed among
these contestants and participants In the
parade
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Special Dispatch TO the Post-Inseiliseneer.
wHATCoM. June pa. r. Ashcroft
vas granted a new trial today by the gu
persor court. He was accused by The scat
lie brewing and Mailing Company Of U.s.
ing e GO Of It's funds while acting as i's
agent and verdict of guilty renderea;
The verdict In SCI aside ana new Trial
granted principally on the ground that the
fury had papers IN tie possession that were
70, evidence nor offered az evidence.
Among the papers was summary OF the
case prepared BY the Seattle nrm, WHICH
by aeetsen. ana without the knowledge OF
the prosecuting attorney. became mixed
with the papers that weot 10 the jury, The
rev trial VII take place in september.
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PATRONAGE IN CENSUS suREAr.
Merriam Will LImtt AnDo1Stneoto
tO Senators ana CSngSess@ea.

WASHINGTON. June g.-Director Nsr-
Ram haa announced sha; he intends 10 g1vo
each senator and representative six ap-
polntUenss IN the census bureau here. but
this viii r. the extreme limit. ~ the re-
naming appointments will - kept ''out 0k
rsssitics@ OF eourse this rule does not
apply 10 the appointment Of supervisors Or
enumerasors but 10 the positions IN the
bgrsan here. A. there are ninety senatpfD
ard 80 representatives II viii Be- SEEN thl9
means the politicians will control ne ap-
rosntmens cf 2 100 employees In Washington.
- say nothing Of the euumeratoss. who
VIII be NAMED after consulting the SUPER
vssoss IS each Republican representative
- entitled TO Eanne the supervisor In hto
stssrsc. applications by the Wholesale for
thee positions are bring received by them.
Aside from sse appointments doied out
to the politicians there WIN b. large NUM-
hrr controlled by other persons having In
nuefsc~. bat before my appointments afe
made each applicant will have to raU .
rigid mental examination Thus the censuD
fsxreau will h~ filed up with large mum
Ter Of excellent clerks. although In fnaay
instances their salaries viii NOT exceed -
per arrxuns.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-06-21

Los Angeles Justice RuIes Adversely
to COuesing Park

Los ANGELES, Cal. June ao--Jussice
James today rendered his opinion in the
case against r. II. Black. accused by the
Society for the Prevention OF Cruelty to
Animals because Of his operation OF a
coursing park. The decision in favorable
TO the society. the justice maintaining that
the conducting Of eoursing park con-
ssisuted cruelty TO animals under tho
statute because the harex are not In their
wild state bur are In captivity.
Mr.. Black who - manager ~ III. courS-
inx club here IL cited 20 appear for sen
:ence on Saturday next. He viii appeal
carrying the case 10 the supreme court II
necessary,
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Spe-.al Dispatch "a tns Pos--irtslllg~neer.
OLYMPIA, June - The supreme court
today reversed sae superior G1a-t or Hails
wa4la county ia 'he case - the state -.
w.faaFs fsus~ tried aa5 convicted of the
crime ~ perjury. The lower court Is r.
stroe.e. 70 aaash Ire Information against
ffs defendant
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The great Shasta Route offers ercep-
tscnai advantages 10 those desiring 20 Wis;
San Francisco or other California p0in,s
this sEmmss Low rates Quick time
Grand scenery Dining ears on al trains
Fares from Seattle 20 San Francisco - %
arss class. tlssn tourist. Including berth
IN either Pullman or sourfsr car from Port
land. For ssekets ard herth< acpsy "a e. j,
gtesrie u. p. a +. A. Soashern Parfac
Co. SIS First avenue. Seattle