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Treln why
of
the Wells.

an actor His unflagging spontaaeity.
gaIefy and hghtness of heart are truly
delightful Many frequeuters OF theaters
are curious about The ways OF players OFF
the stage. and though Mr.. Pinero has laid
his scene some time in the early COS"
and made his theatrical folk members
of the company OK an imaginary suburban
theater of London, some Of their eonspicu-
Gus traits are not unlike those OF players
upon the New York stage In the year
isss.
In this eomedietta there Ia here and
there more than a reminiscent hint for fhs,
generation that knew che London theasers
In the eos They easily identify the Bag
nigge-Weiis theater' of the comeiietta
IA the noted house AZ Sadier's Wells. In
Mr., Tfneros tom Wrench" they see Tom
Robertson. and In the play that he Is
striving to get performed. hints OF Castle
school, and the other plays With which
Robertson wrought such q change In Err
giish acting. Many az the English re-
Views Of las; year quite forgot to cri.icIse
the pay In the rush OF memories It pro-
vokei
Another source az "Reminiscences 10 the
elder generation and or much curiosity 10
the younger are the costumes. Al last we
know how criuolines ard roFk-pie hats and
waterfalls" and acts really took when
worn by living and moving beings. When
Mtss imogen Parrost sails downward from
the exalted atmosphere OF west end
theater. With skirt sGIne yards I'm diam
eter and wearing hat that resembles n
posk~ple crowned with the tail Ut a bird
OF paradise. sud cascade 81 hair en-
closed tn A net ~ thick golden strands
| Though RIOT of color from head To foot
| sshe is ny 10 means unprepesSessing This
part was taken by Miss HiIda sspaag the
| new English actress Miss Spaag WAS as
| nearly perfect IA possible, acting Vita a
| touch that could not possibly a. pineFo
| better arsi keeping herself 50 absolutely
/ in THE sairiE az ths p.ay that she seemed TO
] -ssSd the delightful reminiscent. lnAicruus
/ atmospheric all ahogt her.
| When Tom Wrench. the riaywF aht.
| "stln unFecognlsed. s;ll confined Within
! she teunsiiess ard get rasrsssiTe 'irsits %
| ulgIsy" exelalas wita res@on. What cats
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Sgeclal plsgsscA 81 tas Pos Intelligence
OILY Mf'ts. Jan H~<fe supreme s-ss.~f
has FeN eSsed Judgment ln re ea&e 81 shs
\. tTsnkenthAi a'0snrans appellants "a
sSai Seisn1ousass. respondent. ug SPOKANE
county.
IN t0e cssr 80 Joan Y Graham. resyaa.
seaf ~ r NrNe}s a. receiver ,se sss al =
a \. hsitw&v \ Ssvtxasss,ss Company an
rs8isHts ~ SPOKANE esaaasy, fssssg,st I'd =
eHftssia8. ia 5A& sa~ respondent as tar
sank Vet~@fa cpokana sssa taake&ssln
en1 owing 80 She asnrs,eps,ys.i4,.f t-s1.sssfss.,
AZ t1~ PASSENGER csseass. zAS rs.f SO "a, ~
Hi&fl@yst waen - a xeH8en .tsgeM ~ tnN
ffain- Ae e@sS tAsstsn e. sA~ efEYssssss -
sTiFtsS i>efsssfi8E ssltlTias feY sSsA he ss.s1l
tase SaFn1stssx rs Fw<saxsg stagnsgex
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Williams Pink Pills for Pale People to me.
Finally she said they only cost 80 cents,
ard she wanted to know Il would Try them.
To please her I consented, and the first box
gave me relief ] continued to use them for
about two years before couid get strength
enough 20 walk. 1t came slow but sure, but
shat I am today 10 due wholly to DR..
Williams Pink Pills for Pale People
NEARLY everybody in Detroit knows how
long was confined to the bed, and OF my
wonderful cure II is almost a miracle 10
some people that saw me when the doctors
had given me up. bat DR.. Williams Pink
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Yen ara perhaps awNr tna. pnearoFea
always results .rosn a cos3 or t<arH al at
tack * Ia srsgg~t Isl-frE he sy49en3c q
"A grippe FEN years ago. waea s. many
cases resulted ~ sce3rgorsla Is was oc-
served sEsAt ire attack was Fewer sosssa~f
~ t7Zt 1ssss&ss usasr. SFfAE1E~sr 3&ta.s Cough
Remedy wAs used. Il co11ge-scts AIRY tend.
s1Sx q a ros6 81 - grippe % result IN
fAss Dangerous disease k IL the nest -~-, :
ely X tae ~sF3s fog rad colds ard ia
grsrps. Every bottle warranted Far xaia
~ al 1sale-S
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You all are-you girls" his rising actress
friend replies: "Oh oh! dear! How vulgar
latter the Olympic!' A thing done by
Mfss Spang with gossamer-like touch.
Miss Treiawny herself was not quite so
eager 10 be at the top of the fashion and
showed some reserve in the use OF COM
bative hues Miss Mary Mannering. as
Miss Trelawny. did some excellent work in
this play In expressing contempt, ennui,
and defiance. and in delicate burlesaue of
her ariStocratic friends and her own his
frionfc absurdities. but she suggested both
IN costumes and acting rather too much
OF the life OF today. The Importance OF the
costumes I'm the eyes OF the author, actor
and audience alike Is typical Of the whole
ccmedietta- Its plot Is rather meandering
and OF comparatively small interest. The
dramatic texture OF the play is light
enough, being founded on the simplest of
love stories. but 1t Is rich in wit and
humor eccentric portraiture. whimsical
fancy, with here and there a touch of
pathos. II one were looking for motto
for IT, Tennyson's tine might do: THE old
order changeth, giving place TO new
~S
From a box Office standpoint The Chris
tan continues TO be one % the great sue
essses OF the year.
There IS very little resemblance in this
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Pills for Pale People cured me gus1D
enough.
~"Dr. Williams Pink Pills for Pale n,
pie made me what am to-day. ! only ~
/ could persuade others 10 do as did, ~
take them before il is too late"
lSigned) JAMES CEocKEr.s
Before me. a Notary Public, persoaaHf
appeared James Crockett, who signed u
swore to the above statement as being tYue 7
every particular.
ROBERT +. Hull. IN,
Notary ~
Wayne County, Mich.
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uakiaaa Races.

SAN FRANCISCO Jan. s-Resuits at
Oakland toda.:
8ix furionRs- caspar won: Sy Barris.
second; Little =. O.. third Time 1:tsh.
SIX furiongs--Winy won; Master Lee.
second: Auria. third. Tine 1lstx.
Five furiongs-Jerry Hunt won: Cam
pug. second. Doremua third. Time. %
Six furIongs-Misa Marion won. Lime
water. second. FL Estrio. third. Time.
l rs.
Seven furlongs-Sly won. Dunois sec
ond; Lord Marion. third. Time, t:sn
six furlengs. ssiiing-Don't Skip Me
won, Prince Tyrant. seconks Castakc.
third. Time. lie.
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G<ehks Who .Aaks W
the 2asst's9 Nse''9.

circumstances we viii not only make
schedule time tut wiz reduce IT,
.sThe fastest TINE was made between
S. C,sza and Minneapolis when We struck
the rails with . Gffy-e4g hf-mile speed.
Near wilson Creek. In Washington. re
made easily all the way from nfsy-fwo 20
fsfry-foar miles IA hour. The passengers
were very enthusiastic and whenever the
conductor went through tho cars they
would ask wha. time was being made /
came to Seattle three years ago and Was
greatly surprised On this trip At The
changes in the road. The curves have
been knocked out and the track straight
ened Ia many places"
Mr.. Young has been for the past two
years I'm the general ONCE at 81 Paul He
viii make his headquarters In Seattle
State Senator J. G. Meg!sr. Of Brookfe3d.
Wahkiakum county. - AZ the Hotel Seattle,
On his way to Olympia 20 attend the iegis-
iaturs. He is a salmon Gamer On the Co
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y sta rcs 50 bind cannot sac and rroe+
Nv the mistakes os others" she told nnr
dearest friend lCsg after her engagement
was aflyf2uncsEd II know hos ANNOYING n
mast De 20 a man 10 have 20 repeat his love
pFSs@atats<i2s over ana Over sgain and I
aaEe ngfp.y made Up my mind fint Z, nsk
ItsT0yd Il ae sssd loves me ogtasaer ira +,
fGSxe f.sass- "a week & higaEe Post
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New OrIran. Races.

NEW ORLEANS. Jan. s~-Resnlts:
One mile setling-Anitra won. Sea Rob
Der second. Morning, third. Time. IS
Seven furlonEs-0ur Clara won, Torfu-
gas second: Castin third. Time. ssis
Mile and sixteenth. selling -~Jseksnap~s
won, Gun Metal. second: Fnskai. third
Time. f:bSi.
Seven fariengs. selling Hedskin wen:
Governor Boyd second. uouterswtyei
third Time i:23i
One miie-Oficiai won Henry Of Frans-
lamar. second: Mamie Davis. third.
Time. lAlM
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and Acknowledged b. tse patient
. Inc Erie Medical Curnyszny's Appliance and
Remedies have been talked OF aud written ats,nt
Hil every nan has heard al them
me highest medical authorities in the world
nAye lately commended them
They fcssess marvel inss rover To vftaIl,e IL.
veiop, rs-iofe. ard sustain
They create vigcr, healthy tissue, new life
they stop drains that sap the energy.
eesses. evrrSGrk
They g1ve 'uli strength. development, and tone
" eVsrT portion and organ al the hssty
Failure .gn rossS bic age 30 barrier
No G. o ID. scheme. for deception: no exyrzst~a
"a clean tsssiaess sgpgsaslt0. By q stp r4r,x al
high Ararcia and professional standing Wr..s
fer sealsa IG!orfnatEnn- 49,
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NAY LOSE HorH HANDS.
rrasecettpg Attorney Fierce SER
sou.ts Tros~e In Spokane

Seeesai Dispatch 70 the pgSt-tnt.9ugvncer
JSkA> r. Jan spT0secGtiux Attorney
John A. ftersr fT1ec Fts hands last .sfrs.f
AMI IL - nfehaa.s Both may have ~ -
ansiS3tatsi. HE ueat hs1nae in n hask ana
fn seine nfAnt~r fAv raTt lesa.zsFS SO y AS.,h
he declines "a relate - fro-z aga heusFx
before BE- sNt iuio IL" aeisses \ few useass
Rxo Ae fen fgnn a street ear ana ts.-ctxy.4
q aeNH q injury.
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MI, Pinero's very sue
cessfsii comeditta,
now running at the
Lyceum, that gentssr
man has found much
Of his material Ia his
own axc.rtspcea "a
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HYLAND NO LONGER
rs CITY ATTORNEY.
Ballard C1ty Council Has q Recount
Of the Ballots with the Result
That Peters Goes In.

The Ballard city council tried the contest
case OF John w. Peters against Ivan l.,
Hyiand for the Office OF city attorney last
night. Judge Root represented Peters. ard
Attorney Blaine. of Seattle. represented
Hyland
The result Of the recount OF votes was
that Peters received 80 votes. and Hylnnd
egI. The council withdrew the certificate
OF election granted 10 Hyland. and direct
ed that it be Issued to Peters for the ensu-
Ing year.
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Riding on the
Cast Mail
Train.

with in Montana the Flyer would have
been on time. II am satisfied we shall
he able to reduce the time In q very
short WHILE be said yesterday. AT
Chester Mont, we we're delayed one hour
and thtrty-ftve minutes. Ii was fifty de-
grees below zero and the water tanks
were frozen Up. AT Blackfoot we were
delayed an hour and a half for the same
reason. On the summit the train was de-
iayed about an hour. The snow say in
large drifts and the snow pillow kept ahead
OF the train. In following a snow plow no
time can ta made up. When we arrived
at Spokane we were just an even four
hours late. Between Spokane and Seattle
We made up forty minutes. Under proper
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Z nfortu nnge.

He Is a sslF-Tuase man
Il know be -. frsoT sefsow
Way feoor feiiow -
Because h@su ne9sr have A chance 70
hama aEzy caS else u The JOB taras out a
failure sa sisss egaa- @--ts ssseAxo post
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The Chrtatiaa
n Financial
| Success.

ers OF the novel viii remember II was a
curious mixture OF strength and weakness:
genuine and false sentiment. piatitudas
Wild cxaggeration and secondhand knowI-
edge of the world. hu: containing NJ least
several thrilling situations. read the book
conscien,iousiy. skipping only such nor
OF hfe-and that experience was pure low
compared with witnessing the performance
Of the play. To begin with. Mr.. Game has
carefully expurgate3 his novel All fast
remains Of Glory is n Jersey The music
hail scene OF the second act has all the
hayward gaiesy Of church social One
Of the girls sits on the table and a battle
q: champagne 60 pops in the distance
This constitutes the whole yernscsous AZ
nat.sphsre.
But there are Eeniuses and geni,.<es 7
suppose and Mr.. Game has established his
claim 70 genius. for nobosy withou, un,l,,Iv
keen perceptions would have invited All the
clefSSmen IN town 10 hts play and then
called special rehearsal 10 change .hosa
traits In Canon Wealthy which might Of
f%nd hts brother ministers trnio,rh.a.s,s,
Mr.. Game has genius-Su. his genius Is
practical and not artistic
II is said that Mr. tslina rsS~sn-,v nv.
planned TO new York lady ina. ms r,u,n.
I'aft OF his face was like shakesoes re-
ana ths upper part ike pictures OF Christ.
~ ~
Mr.. John Drew gave his closing rarfo~,o-
a'ics os THE Liars Saturday evening A
curious FGfnag Ia af9ost concerning mis-
COMEDY, which has been running - sqf,-
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STARRED ny CHINESE. auntFes
soung Msn Has Narrow r.r.n.
for Ills Life

~ murder ~ Chinese garshssw. ssax 49,,
ssrse2st's=sd IN Las csiy A yonrw r9an
}@&FnaEE eaF~e WAS rrc=asestvess =. -
NsEss. Ros advantages ~ X afs4 srset,rrsss
~ she AYaa twice arg vos.Yse, ry.a- go !.
narrow sscape for hls I3ge H.. i iY,ss1ss,.~
i&g ~ TTsee~st9sES aEm{rsxs ses gas
nzsaeE- sezae of ire r2assS wealthy f~nsns-e
are Implicated.
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NEW YORK
CORRESPONDENCE.

As there IL said to be novel in every
mans life II he could only write II, so
there may also be play; and there is no
doubt that in '.Trelawny Of the Wells"
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DR.. Emil Bories the attending physician.
said lest night that the infant child Of Mrs
A. Kirsheleiy. of l&24 Washington street.
that was burned in the fire al that place
Thursday would probably live.
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SssS'aal sssGstcA - sssa lsAas-ss1tess s-ss. w.
NA~Nst tsgS. JAZZ 80 srsiasS wa,ssa se
cTivssf A$ve fAts Nssgasuv sssrvxF - 49,
;fs.Asts fiasS officer r. srssssng gsat ~ s&e
sssfsf es. she sszsSslasvH of see sxrsts ssat..
t1Sas@ %atvA has a@ea at sh11 ssass zss,,,.
1851 Saptsiss9er Il VIII ta1a ~sxss4s tive
works - csaesspiese me rsastts S~~.
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the Flyer" He was
very well pleased
with the showing
made by the first
train and said that
had It not been for
enad uaa.Ha <
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Wilde said to
Have " rttfen
he Eiars.~

ros'e ret set any pay Of his accepted A,
present hy an ASgao-saxan manager nnd
i1@ sfeTy rans 'hat Mr Jones ia s,%na
"Hf@ ugeaa The Lars" and sathe~as I,
as as cwa- Il * certainly arz extremely
~ fal stay thoug, ies morality 5 no. a.,
ts8 everyday ksnt, nar ~ fea kind thst
terrsifSea esrteln managers - niav Mr.
Wli3o's es'FsF<ssss white they removed rs
yastn from see h42ss n ~
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Has
~ u-~s>.t been looked upon IN
former legislatures a.
the having a complete
Salmon. knowledge Of the
needs OF the salmon
industry.
needs OF the salmon industry.
THE dispute between Oregon and Wash
ington salmon Gamers on the Columbia
river" said he. lis over the open seasons.
Oregon must suit her time OF nshiug to
suit ours. suppose that conference COM
nnttees viii BE- appointed by the Washing
ton legislature and that Of Oregon to con-
be taken by the Oregon Ieg!sIature."
George Myers. OF Portland, who Is q
Multnomah county representative In the
Monsay and Who Is an sa-ish c s1nusns On
er OF that state. believes that conference
committees upon this question should be
appointed. ar. Myers Is at the Hotel Seat
.'I think that It ss very likely that we
shall arrive at a satisfactory solution Of
tins difficulties. said he. The matter is
now 50 well understood ana the necessity
OF protecting the salmon 80 well known
that we ought to be able 10 arrive at a
settlement. Both states recognize the fact
Columbia river. but To make them OF any
Use Whatever we must have the same closed
season, during which the young fish are
protected"
Eddie Gaffney, who was born and brought
up in Seattle, VIII leave for san Francisco
tomorrow morning. where he expects to
live Carney is one Of the best-known
young men about town, and has a hest OF
irtends. He y a life member Of the Seat
Ito Athletic Club. and recognized as one OF
Its best wrestiers and boxers.
j. X Covles and Col. John s. Lyon. of
ina New York Journal leave toniKnt for
Dfrigo at Victoria, for Skagway. They will
return in about three weeks.
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Y.M.G.L. JUNIORS Mh 1lN


rhe g4atsse Ash:cssc Clubs nsw junior
basket hal team viii have 20 do some nara
work before & can scsfe victory over TIE
clever Aggregation of youngsters tnAs rep
reserstg the jasiar asgsartrnss5t OF the T. N
Z. a.
sss1rs these two teams net IL a match game
arc the Y NJ g. A. boys Son By zcofs
81 Is 10 :. Despite the large difference IN
the totals. the play WAS interesting a1o
toward the e40se Of TIE second hsi3. quite
exciting. :. xss.w a.
s3syztad c.srta4; that sne home team Isa
fhe game well III hand, and altaouSs tas
wexrers Of the hlsse diamond playea pei.
s.ss4afiy and fast 10 TIE sfsa. shss eSAs1
nns rffays1e the aspect " things
The Y. n e. A. boys showed 5000 team
work. aud were expert at putting taN Dsa
IN tins basket 1rsm amSs. ~ a.ei ss asyss-
faxs OF cou-se la knowing taofoaxaiy .lis
limitations of the playing sufsacf AZ ssv
first Place, the gymnasium, =. - s' 81
from one goal 10 the other. Near cFF goa
ii = stove near tbs other II TIE cfhm o.
the punching bag and -. srS.,,,
s.sher goal u an arch. at the Nes1 SIZE =
auuaratgs into which the players rasa II
they are NOT CAREFUL -
thlnsx i,ist mentioned. but leaving them
os,t II must os admitted that they Mers
rsaf ,ls.yed or. straight basket Sslii lasy
have been playing together ohsS
short time. however. and take their DC
feat good naturally. saying, Give US
little time and we will make the scare
ons siartne fault of the s. A. G. play
ers In that they do not attempt, many
ttrnna 20 block SHOTS at goal. Oa the 9TH
ar hand the Y NJ g. a. boys are expert
at blocking The line up and summary;
"a q r. II. c. A.
juniors O. Positions. Juniors %.
Mcdonald 800. right forward $3.50 Elder
I.ampsng ....... left forward $1,000. HUI
Botyb. ............. center ...s..-.-..... Mamie
Frauenthai...... right guard ......-.fTlce
GeAry........... left guard ..."..-...oihey
Goals from aeId-For r. NJ. c. A.. Hill !.
Elder !, Kahie :, Price !. Tor y. A. G.,
lamping /. Mcdonald l.
Goals from free throw on foiIi-For 4.
~ G. A., Ill., .: for y. A. g.. Be0b 3
Fouls called on piayers-Hih /. Elder.
e. kahis. /; OlncY. /. IAmpIng. 2. Nc
Donald, l. Geary, ]; Frauenthai, l.
Referee. FIRST hah--keese. Y. NJ. &. A..
second half, Or McCuiioch. i. A. G.
Impires-Prof. A. W. Crane, 3. A. c.:
Reese. T. III C. A., and DIR. AcSuiioch.
B. A. G..
Looking for = Match.
Biiy Hawkins writes to the Post-Intelii-
grncer from Tacoma that lie II willing to
box any lightweight III the world from ten
10 twenty rounds lie says that he can put
nm xHrH ff,rfeit
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'ssSfutly with Mr..
Henry Arthur Jsxex'
name SitSoa the u;av
bill The rgal author
Il SAID 10 he Oscar
Wilde Fer Obvious
- 3 sz1Faw NJ UsAtz
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Nassea sserafA
TIE ss1essseas are sAas Mat tssp
NJ s ksksaE ter syeuA.s.
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~ Olympia today,
ra.s-.I and Ar. Smiley viii
be ready 10 preaen.
he WAS the case Of his client
ra~rseA just ~ SCOT as the
I = Gnafe via 9s<s pre-
pared 70 hear Il.
Considering the matter from the most
unfavorshse paint OF vlew. claim Mr..
Gray's election by four vrtes." safd Mr..
Smiley He lost Spokane county W nine
ty-<2ght votss aad Stevens county BY one
vass. according to the Popuifst official re-
s1rTAs But Se claim tina. he is entitled 70
lsG votes more Ia Stevens county. That is
tse worst possible yIsw that can be taken
Of Ms Case. in nay opinion
HAD the election been properly con-
ductac. thare Is hardly any doubt that he
voHkd have been elected by very large
majority. Ha was iDg1orsed by the Repub-
Ess1u8 Of Spokane county. and his name
was placsd on their ballot. oot IL such a
Way that q straight vote for the Republican
ticket did not count for him. II was necss-
cary 80 cruss his name. as we'll as the
name 81 tee Republican party ~ the head
Of the ticket Marx straight voters did not
think Of this. wkiA accounts for his loss
Of Spokane county. while the regular Re-
publican nominees carried f."
Mr.. Gray IL very wsls-known man IN
Eastern Washingtau and In California
For years he owned the Windsor hotel, IN
Spokane. which Ee sold to s. s. Bailey who
before thai he WAS railroad contractor
on the Central Pacific, during Its constrae-
fson from Ogden 10 Oakland and there are
several OF the fines. streets in the fashion
ahae residence district OF San Francisco
which he graded.
L. II. Young. who win be the new
travelling passenger agent on the Great
Northern as far east as Leavsnworth,
arrived In the city yesterday morning on
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". G.. Gray, o. Spokane, who VIII Goa
test the ssas CT Senator-eiect Mantz al
Olympia, Il 4, the Hotel Northern, with his
attorney w. II. Smiley. They VIII go en-
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play 10 Mr.. Han
Gaines novel OF the
same title. The dra-
ma as 4 now stands
sounds depths OF dull
ness beyond the reach
Of any nNNai Eaa.t
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NEW ERA
FOR MEN.
Happy uaTTiags,
Health, Energy
and Long Life.

A magically effective
appliance and a months
course Of restorative rem
sdies sent on trial and APP
prpyal. without expense.
Not a dollar nerd bs paid
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Better Health
SireaSer Nerves.
PHYSICAL Emery.
Sirenth. Endurance.

Ven Eaeg yeuv nsed - thesa. tbs re-
exists oa every h8n3. M8jgs:8erg are un1t
ser fae duties - Hts hsc8ass.. 4j3$asss =
lgrAknx ta ;He.r a.,sea ~ss-roeGlA tasrsss
scxeHsa. rheumatism. dvsa~E,s A. gasaTve,
Das tney usay USs3 a .uFs ga Ho>s8 SsrzA-
PARMA. 1sS-aUsse t's& xTe8t fssssEs-gse nxrs.as
"a. .arsrs. - is.aaas. f.rrssll.s So. -
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|acndss Pills arr 80 S~ss agGe%-sszn~r
a4zls. ~ aAxvslsaz. ~.
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lumbiA river. and has
been looked upon IN
former legislatures a.
having a complete
knowledge OF the
needs OF the salmon
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Eiliy Hawkins writes 10 the Post-Intelii-
grncer from Tacoma that lie II willing to
10 twenty rounds lie says that he can put
up ssx2.1 forfeit.