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The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1899-08-03
PERSONAL AND LOCAL.

D. A. sellvood il at Turner for a few
days.
Mrs. Mary Payton il at Mehama for a
week.
Mrs r. r. Boise and Miss Boise went
10 Newport.
Miss Althsa Brandenburg il visiting
Albany a few days.
Miss Blanche Brown has gone 30 New
port for a few weeks.
G. VI. Eppley, the grocer. returned
from Newport this afternoon.
Sam Wharton, Of Plainyiew, was in
Salem today % see al Occulist.
Miss Bertha FOrstner has gone 10
| spend a few weeks AZ Seal Rocks.
Indian School Inspector {. u. Rake
straw left for Minnesota this morning.
Geo. D. GOodhuc, the butter and egg
expert, went % Portland this afternoon.
Miss Cora ROtan returned this after
noon from Eugene, for short visit at
home.
Mrs. John Miller today Joined her
| daughter Mrs j. W. Cook aud family
Of Portland, for Newport.
u. B. White. Of Charleston, lll., who
has been visiting bis uncle, Dr. =. G.
stone, left Tor home today.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. ". Jones, aud
/ Miss Frances Jones are az Mehama for
an outing az the Mountain house.
Mrs A. n. Gilbert and Miss Gilbert
left for Seaside this morning. Mr. Gill
bert escorted them as far as Portland.
] J NJ Ledgerwood OF Sublimity went
home today, accompanied by Miss Edna
Anderson, his niece, who will remain "a
week In the salubrious hill climate.
Mrs. W. G. Duncan Of Oakland Cal
/ who has been visiting the family of
sheriff Frank Durbin, Mrs. Durbin be-
ing her neicc, leaves for her home ON
this eyneing's overland.
Mr. and Mrs. William Piper of San
/ iam who have been at Salem on busi-
ness and visiting. returned today. lie
met a number oi his regiment, the l2lst
Ohio Vols, while here,
A. G., Spauldng aud wife. who have
bccn visiting his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
= II. ii. Spaulding, returned thi. morn
ing "a Ellenshurg, Wash, ou the late
overland that came Ia az s 10 "A. m.
Mr.. and Mrs Paul Schmidt. of Al.
hany, and Mrs. FELTON,, Of Corvallis,
were the guests of Mr. and Mrs r.. q.
Broakwalter. 0i South Salem. They also
attended the Pomeruy-Armstrong we'd
ding
Rev J. BoWersox formerly oi salem
was married at the residence OF the
bride Miss Mary lloucr la Berrysburg.
| Pennsylvania, ON Thursday evening last
July ~, The happy couple are visiting
friends and are expected to arrive az
| Dayton, Oregon, where they will reside
ln about two weeks. Rev BoWersoX b.
pastor oi tho United Evangelical church.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1899-08-03
Al Mehama

Ex-GOy. Fletcher and Col. T.. Holer
are 20 speak az the John A Logan en-
campment al Mchama on the 10th
Wednesday. Frank Davey speaks on
the llth-Thur-day. OTHER GOOD
speakers will be- announced. The in
dications are there will be- a big attend
ance, many veterans and their families
going mp Saturday CON.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1899-08-03
Son N EN- AN n,
THE GROCER
l24 State 81 Telephone 81
Big SUIT

An action was begun in Judge John
sons court today by Eugene Willis
plaintiff, against IL J.. Bigger, defend
ant to recover S7.55 and interest thereon
from March 18th lSg9, at ten per cent
and s. attorneys fees alleged to be-
due on a promisary note. X. J. Flem-
ing is attorney for the plaintiff.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1899-08-03

For the National Encampment 81 the
g.. A. X. 10 be held in Philadelphia in
September, the Northern Pacific Rail-
way will sell tickets al largely reduced
rates. Tickets are good going on August
sth and 3Oth and final limit Of tickets
for return b. October 3lst. See the
agents THOMAS WATT & Co,
227 Commercial street.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1899-08-03
WILLAMETTE HoTsL ARRIVALS

NJ. A. Carelton, Washington, d C,
q. A. Westgate, Albany; c. j. Haberle.
II. Louis, Mo. W o. Parker. Tacoma
III. {. Watson, City r. d. Jacobs. c. =.
Welch, New York; q. b. Prael. A. \.
smith, W. II. Moser, Portland.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1899-08-03
Fancy Cooking

II You was not satisfied with the style
IN which your dinner was served yester.
day-patr0nize the White House Res.
taurant.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1899-08-03
COTTAGE HOTEL ARRIVALS.

r. c. Naught, c. II. Gardner. c. 2.
Bryant Portland Walter A. Perkins.
Manila, z. L.; IA. stewart. san Fran
cisco; A. Macfaflane, Philadelphia. Pa.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1899-08-03

About 90 acres, good feed, has had ma
stock on Il this year, plenty OF water
aud shade. Apply 90 Mrs. Ellen Savage
east oi Asylum. s.3-lw.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1899-08-03
s2stf
Dime Social

Silver Belle Circle No. 81, Women OF
Woodcrait, will give one Of their IN
tercsting entertainments and socials ma
the Insurance block On Friday evening,
August a. lee cream and cake will D.
served. Price 10 cents. Eycrybosiy in'
vited and A good time assured 23t
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1899-08-03

Win not be- enjoyed unless you order
q the salem creamery, your butter sup
lily, pat up in those sealed cans Ii
viii keep sweet and fresh. Phone 24Ol.
Opera house, No. ll6 Court street. 3-3t.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1899-08-03
Ice Not Owen Away

cannot afford 10 give ice away, but
am selling a pure article al a price that
~ within the reach OF all.
CRYSTAL iCK WoRKs.
J. Maguire. Prop 6 10 n
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1899-08-03
Ies Vsry Mn oiven Away.

We can give ice away, 20 convince you
come aud ae0 how blg a chunk you get
for little money. Our ice IL manufac
ture from pure distilled water.
capitol Ice Works,
4 2stf kLINuER & BECK.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1899-08-03
Cleaning Sale.

/ will now sell an my millinery goods
az actual cost. Miss r. Smith, State
street.. 81 IT.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1899-08-03

READ THE-New York Racket ~.
duced prices ON summer goods GA first
page. S-3t
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1899-08-03

THE 50 SHOES-Are what YOU
want. The New York Racket sells
them. 33t
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1899-08-03
CAPITAL BREWERY n
BEEk.
BOTTLED
Klingsrs a Beck Successors TO sou,hsslem
Bouling Wofrs

All orders for bottled beer will be- filled
at the brewery. Kept ON cold storage.
Free city delivery. Telephone 2l3l.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1899-08-03
Wood Wanted.

We will take a ieW cords OF wood in
exchange Tor photographs al the Elite
studio, Successors 90 Sperry the Artist.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1899-08-03

Exhaustion an uieak doWa fou0Ws QTh
rTsysat lt hF sslng DT. Miles SeNine.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1899-08-03
Coming Home.

The soldiers are coming home 10 have
their pictures made at the Elite studio
Successor 10 Sperry, the artist. 7-l0 q
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1899-08-03

READ THlS-NsW York Racket re-
duced prices en- summer goOis on hrst
rage. 3 81
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1899-08-03
Prompt Service

Business men, who have only a few
minutes 10 spare during business hours,
appreciate the advantage Of prompt ser
vice at the Wonder Restaurant.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1899-08-03

THE -. SHOES-Are what YOU
want. The New York Racket sells
them. 33tI
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1899-08-03

FTrpaTc Iof Harvesting.
by laying in good stock Of muscl,
making provisions and groceries such a.
you buy az
\ Pol BRANsos 4 RA0AN's.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1899-08-03

IS 5S5 5o6 bSs 5;SsEss ls5b 1Fd f. f2f Lm @ Phone 3O
III 400 bbS No. / Portland Cement
IL so bbS Plaster
rs Also Hair Lath Shingles, Tile,
E Sewer Pipe, Fire Clay and Brick
Cedar Posts, etc, at lowest Price.
SE Second Growth Fir large trees,
g.. S2.25 per cord.
mu.
3Is Chemeketa Front
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1899-08-03
Always Pleased end GratiGied

With purchases made at our store any
one Is who chooses from our handsome
stock Of decorated china, fine glassware.
Our stock contains all the newest designs
in tableware Of an kinds and decorated
china. We never sold handsome and
fine quality goods in this line as low "a
We are doing right now
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1899-08-03
SuIdries

Oils, cements, enamels, inner
tuh''s, castings, etc. az the lowest
prices.
+. ;. Another well known Sa-
lem rider bought a Slinch blue
streak Saturday, and he's so
ticklei with the easy running
that he wont sleep a wink.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1899-11-24

ham and a pudding and her writing
desk and mantclshelf groaned under
celery. cauliliower cups, sauccrs, nuts.
coflerpots aud milk pitchers,
Aud when the feast had reached the
dessert stage Mrs. Latour blauuly
spoke:
Il would not wound the national
susccptibiltios OF our friends. But
may ! propose the toast OF 'AnneNa-
tionT"
well" said Fraser 1--WE Canadians
want protection for our native prod
ucts, and you Yankees seem disposed
10 give H. Isn't that so, Mr.. Middle
tong But bow do you mean 'asnoAa-
ton. Mrs. Latour-w Wholesale or piece
mpalT
Lillian told Ronald he, was talking "A
great d,al Df nonsense.
Little e,iJc." he said ''you don't nm
dcrstand these thiugs,"
lh.t she did understand. ana under
stands them stiii better now. sac nas
hccu annexed since that memorable
TASuksgiyirg, much 10 the JOY Of Mrs.
Flanagan Mrs. IatOur and, not least,
Of SIR. Middleton.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1899-11-24

Mrs Flanagan come over aud occupy
heir kitchcnr'
They haven't any dining room va
ant. child" Mrs. Flanagan mournful-
y objected.
"But Mrs. Flanagan can send UP
meals to our rooms for the present.
Middleton answered.
And where do come In, or whittier
do go OUR
ASK Mrs. I.atour to let her dear
Canadian girl share her room. She'll
be only too glad"
SO Il came to pass that Mrs. Flana-
gan was Installed that evening In the
Anderson basement.
Among the roomers nj the Ander-
sons was Mrs. Iatour. She was the
pink " chapcrons. n widow, past mid
die age, with admirable social ante
ccdents.
Its too bad, Mr.. Middleton" said
Mrs. Latour that evening when, after
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1899-11-24

HLLl \ OF.
a decidedly sc.appy meal IN his own
ROOM he had dropped in To call on
hcr-and Lillian Mckay. And your
family lives IN the western part Of the
stJtc2 or course. II you had known
how 1t would be. you could have made
your arrangements IN plenty of time
ycs-Gnd how
"And now II viii he sufficient cause
Tor thankfulnoss If get anything to
eat az Ill Tomorrow"
"Oh. dear" said Lillian. Its all too
dismal for anything. | wish Ronald
Fraser would come now. II he is com
Ing to New York. II would be n dis
traction"
when did he say he was coming.
my drar;" Mrs. Latour asked
Some tins about the end Of Novem-
Der; said lac expected To drop in on
me-" Then. with a sudden start and
a worried look CA her face, Lillian eN-
claimed: "Oh. | say, Wouldn't that
be DREADFUL How Is Ronald going to
find me II he does come
Mrs. Latour had heard Of Ronald
Fraser. Middleton had not. He Won
dercd. In gloomy silence. who on earth
Ronald Fraser could be.
You can write TO him, dear, can't
yorr' said Mrs. Latour. Wont let
ter reach him In 1Oronto|
lie left Toronto weeks ago, Mrs.
Latour. He may be- in New York at
this very moment"
1t would be droadfully veXatlous,
my dear. Hut don't lets fret ourselves
about it. Mr., Middleton, you are the
man Of resource who found shelter for
poor Mrs. Flanagan and kept us all
Fiona going hungry. You can surely
think Of some yay Ia save Mr.. Fraser
from going distracted when he finds
40 rs empty and no llttle Canadian
srl anywhere
As Tor Middleton. he al first could
think of no scheme 10 save Mr.. Fraser
f,ym distraction. BAT presently he saw
that Lilllau's miad was seriously dis
turbcd 10y the prospect Of missing this
MIR Fraser size saying nothing. She
hal sat down apart, O. stare through a
window pane M the flakes of snow that
nuttcrcd from out the darkness. And,
whoever Fraser might hc, Middleton
could not resist the power OF Miss Me
Kuy's sadness.
Perhaps il would be a good idea
he said. las we can't camp out in the
snow. waiting TO catch Mr.. Fraser At
No. "S, 10 pin a notice ON the door over
there
That's Il" Lillian cried, jumping
mp. give NE piece of paper Hen
know my writing, Look here. III say,
Apply ar-vhars this uumherf-'at
93, across the way
VERY wcll," said Middleton. I'm
take il over But los the way, don't
you thiuG that. as Mrs. Flanagan could
hardly furnish forth the s,mhlauce Of
meal THIS evening, We might 90 ouI
. and foragp for a Thanksgiving dinner,
/ just Ia maxi, sureF
"Uuy thiugsT Lillian exclaimed JOY
fully. "Oh. come on, Let me get my
/ hat. I've got $3.50"
And is the Oil woman expected 81
play chapgron Co rarEetiEg party an
such "A night as tAi5E' Mrs Iatour ash.
ed pltcously.
"It does seem little too much" said
Middleton. though | see no old wom
an IN this case"
"Oh, Mrs. Latuur, | think you can
trust me with Mr.. Middleton this once
can't your said Lillian, Juggling on a
rubber shoe.
Il think might, just this once
What are you going TO getT'
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w. r. WALTON.

Immediately after -,
GPlas,er is applied, YOU fc,l0
w warming, soothing m-Sl
M huence. It's hoaiir" remedies ~.
q quickly penetrate Gown deep
u into tho inha&cd tissues.
" Pain Is Quoted, soreness isrc-
q lievel and strength impaired.
No plaster ass ever made Llc A.
a No plaster ever S,ici ~ euisk'y y
z sad thoroughly. No a. .-r crcr I
had susn con..eie control over an Y
Il klnas OF paii.
Placed overthc chest l. Is Z
! powerful ala 10 Ayers
A Cherry pcctcral; relieving +
\ congestion ard drawing cut <
al Inflammation. y
Vousatr -v ,rf DrrG.t-r. N
g. H's.s "'Hst II
49,. 81. ~
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A.".A 49," A. 80. A." ""A"s
4
! A THANKSGIVING {;
PICNIC. TIE STORY !:
CT n NOVEMBER b,
BY EVAN EWCTlJA CHiHDlHll BERUTY
NACpUEpcnN HlD EE ANjEGATi0N ,.
COPYRIGHT, 1892 DY EVAN MACPHERSON. -
BY EVAN
MACPHERSON

COPYRIGHT, 1899, on EVAN MACPHERSON p
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-08-28
NAILS ARE NOT DELAYED.
CANADIAN OFFICIALS BLAME AMER
leans AT sKAGWAY.
POatma ater ~ Dawson says There
Are Twenty TOas Of Mail Matter
Awaiting There-st0Fy Asthorits-
lively Denied 1t Skagway.

During her voyage from Dawson. Mrs.
Alice Rollins Crane. the Los Angeles au-
thoress, undertook TO ascertain the cause
OF the tntermsnabie delay in mails. partic-
uiariy letters addressed TO American resi-
dents OF the Klondike. The service. she
says. Is almost as abominable as II was In
the pioneer days OF the great gold camp.
When Americans protest, tho Dawson
postoffice authorities with the solemnity
OF owls invariably inform the complain
ant that the delay IL due solely to the con-
gestion OF the Skagway office. III you
want your mail have the American Skag-
way office forward that twenty tons OF
mail matter that is piled. and has been for
months. IN the postoffice at that point
= the usual nippant reply OF the Dawson
postmaster and his assistant.
Accordingly. when Mrs. crane reached
Skagway she determined to investigate on
her own account. She was shown all
through the postoffice, but found abso-
lutcly no delayed mail. As further proof
~ the fact the following signed statement
was handed her with authority TO publish.
that Il may be known that the fault OF
the delayed Dawson mails Ia not that of
the American posto!flces and carriers:
'skAGwAY. Aug. -, 1899 There has
been dispatched from the Skagway office
since July for interior points s's sacks:
aggregatfng 1879 pounds. Nsne-fenths OF
this was letter mail and for months there
has been no delay of any character in for
warding the mails from this Office. The
reports that tons OF mail have for months
been piled up at Skagway are absolutely
without any foundation whatever. There
is no accumulation OF NAL at this office.
nor has there been AZ any time
"A special agent OF the department has
been stationed here for some months and
n. has made IL rs special business 10 see
that the mails are sent from this office reg
ularly. and during last winter dispatched
the malls frequently by special dog teams,
II any delay has been occasoued in the
arrival or mails NJ Interior points IL has
been no fault of the Skagway office or the
employees connected Herewith.
with regard To registered mail, II has
been forwarded az rapidly as IL was posi-
bic to record and make UP the same.
M. l.. THfsSPY
Assistant Postmaster
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TIE SEATTLE Observation-Disclosures MONDAY AUGUST g. 1888
FOR RENT

Modern s-room house: large lawn, good
view, etc. sc Washington street; vacant
September LIST. ............ ....-.......- 80
Modern nat: large rooms: convenient:
Ninth and Jackson: vacant September
Modern is-room lodging house. one block
from posto6.ce: Just vacated ....... so
Pike street. near TO business. modern )
Brand new modern Groom house. lawn.
fruit. etc, $50 Howard avenue. choice
neiehborhood: one block from car. 30
m Taylor avenue. modern S-room tene-
ment; vacant September LIST. ........ .Sls. 80
Queen Anne hill. modern broom nat: very
nice tlo
Renton HIM. choice modern S-room house.
completely furnished: one block from
MAutSO0 chr ..s...s........ 10
APPLICATIONS for the following hou see
have been received at our office:
Modern 5-room cottage: good neighbour
hood: near in
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PRE-EMPTED THE CAR.
Qseer Lot roand ny Two seattle Po-
ltccmen.

Archie Loosely aged Is; Paul Jones, IL:
Roswell Nelson. u; Ray Schrib~r Is:
Adolph Hammer. %. VIII Lewis Is and
Robert Rogers H. were found ASLEEP,
ia a Seattle & International railroad car
Yesterday morning by Officers Bryant
and GIassccck. They were taken 10 po-
lice headquarters and locked up.
when Questioned 90 why they haa
taken possession 81 the car. they said
that they thought ID a good place 10
sleep Young Rogers IS out 81 the re-
in the county fan and Will probably be
returned 10 that institute.
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FARALLoN OFF THE WAYS.


Steamer Fnrailon, Capt. John Roberts
after a thorough repair and overhauIing
ut the Moran yards. sails tonight again
for Lynn canal ports. Her social hall
has been enlarged and an independent
air and circulating pump added 20 her
machinery equipment. She has new
guard rail, has taken on a new coat Of
paint and i@ generally more comfortable
and creditable IN appearance.
II shall be- glad 70 get To sea again"
Capt. Roberts said yesterday. after this
rest. IL In all right TO come ashore oc-
casienally. but I don't like to stay so
long"
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aKisses' $500 Shoes for }I.fS.
Cxildhen's $3.50 Shoes for Sc.
Or. lUKENS, the 81 Reno1le Soeel1119

OLDEST In experience
sk.il--CROWNED with Is Y
feyer's frtends-the peoples &
can cure you AL Chronic.
ture, elect. varicoceie. Rup
cutting or detention from b
anteed. II you cannot call.
ment for out of-fown pA,ien
10 TO ~ q. n. Kline q Rose
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We have used Chanb~siasn's Cough Rem
eiv Ia our home for many years and bear
ch~eYfai Testimony 80 10 value a snedi-
sirs which ssogid be IA every family. "a
csgaghs au4 colfs wg hass sgtrs !, 70 be
erfieacsnl.s ard IS rrnur and wheopin.
cough 10 children We deem Il tn5epensanie
H r. Ritter. az. Fairfax avenue. e
LouaA Ma Fer sale ~ I'll dsAiarA
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RfCHESr IN medical hnowieanD -
EARS az unparalIelsa sueannD--tkD -
pecaaifst- He hao cured thousnohD -
Nervous. blood and Sktn Dts.aDsn. oer1ur
'u1e. Piles. Goisre. Cancer cured UothaDe
aMnea Consultation free. curaD 49,.
WRITE Perfect system - no0o trune-
~ Hours. . N. 70 y - NuDdnUn
noerw Bloch . Flint Aveoua. Denfet&
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No Cry ~
.Hard Timc CO"
Heard.

making money. paying on their debts and
feeling coed over the outlook. Several
years ago, when the business depression
was general through the country and
farming communities were especially hard
HIT our people were greatly dissatisfied, but
new that through their own work snd the
happy turn of events. they can meet their
wants and needs. one seldom hears, except
for political purposes. the one-tsme cry OF
oppression and hard times
This brought up the name OF Mr..
Bryan. who is townsman az Mr.. Hil-
dreth's- Personally, said the latter
only a. politician and a leader OF The
dissatisfied elements that he f. attacked.
BEFORE his advent into polhtcs n few
years ago. Mr.. Bryan was a young law
yer With not a sety large practice and no
one thought OF him as destined IN make
the stir In the World that he has s.nce
accomplished. Being good tlker and
quick tn catch \ popular Idea he was
fortunate In getting into prominence at
tire when money was scarce and many
people thought that unless change came
everything was going 10 smash The
Pepuis, .dea became strong in Nebraska
and In conjunction with tho Democrats
they carried the state. Had business
condition remained the Same I, IL likely
that their ranks would have been aug
uiea,ed but gradually, as times have TN
proved the idea has los. ground. as each
succeeding eect.on has witnessed. Now
that most az the people are prospecting
and doing II under influences ani CON
tiiiicns that are foreign t0 ropulis; man
aEemeni. lock 30 zee great dim,nutson
"a the fusion vote | ara not 4 politician
and I cannot make prediction as Go cleo
tt0n results. and | cannot therefore say
how ih. election this fan will result, II
| am right In my estimate 81 the feelings
- the people I think the Republicans
will regain cansrel OF the state. only
give ray own oHsuion 81 the matter
hassG sara my anowsdge ard observation
If changed business conditions and not
as a Political rroghet"
James Dietrich a we'll known Ssr Fran
cscau. extensively interested IN Alaskan
mining enterprises, has returned from the
North. he has been operating Principally
ar ths koygkuk. Two years ago he built
the RIVER steamer James Dietrich and seat
her ~ ,he Yukon and koyukuk
Mss. u. " canNsiA a >ew vhAsecm "a IN thc
c4sy few days isa ses~ss a Mrs II A. Es.ssuos
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People WHO Make Up
tie Passing Thong.

Among the guests Of the Rainier Grand
yesterday was William Oswald. OF Law
renee. Mass. q real estate man and bank
director Of that city. Mr.. Oswald b on .