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Tombstone prospector., 1899-10-21
COUNTY RECORDS
Instruments Filed During the
 Past Week.

One nina by Givsr Lauderboush, Wright and Koch.
 Two minss by $. J. Miller. Three mines by Copper Rick and Gold Mg. Go.
 One mine by Alex Bannsw. One mins by Joe Sob wsrsnsr stsl. One nine by Sch wertner and Monk. Que mine by A. Wight. One mine by Patrick Power. I've minss by Wiser and Swain. One mine y Geo Shserer and Ezsksls.
 One mine by ". E. Morris. Tribolet, McCullsr and Mans to W. Fl. Brosme, Bisbes property $l50. Csthersns Bryns ts J. R. Johse, Bisbee property $55V. Harper and Shilliam to F. s. Wsb- stsr. mines $l. Green Bush to P. H. Harrington, B,sbse property $2O0O. Peter Johnson to P. H. Harrin gtsn Bisbss property $looO. J. H. Whitbeck to W c Green ranch $l.
 Territory to W J Cheynsy. mines tax.
 E 5 Adsns to W W Watkins, Bis. be property $90O.
 F O'Brien to Elizabeth B Glss on Wilcox property $500. George H Guthre so ? O'Brien Will cox property $SO0.
 POWER OF ATTORNEY. Thos H Owen to Geo. W Irving Jr
 MORTGAGE. k Jones so W H Brophy on Bis bse property $7O0.
 F SAnehez to A A CAstsnada on Benson pro, ,ersy $lOl.
 SATIsfACTfON. Os Trust Deed NJ Brop hv to w Green.
 Mobile and Msdigovieh to 5 K Will liams.
 Win. CowAn and Cynthia Armstrong
 INCokPuRATiON Filed by Es.ter Sunday Gold Mig Co
Tombstone prospector., 1899-10-21

Rev J Vsrity. . member oi the Ciocinuati conference, Ohio, is in the city and will preach st the Methodist church ct II .. m. tomorrow e Rev vesitv is to return 10 Pesres in the afternoon he desires to meet e m any of the friends as possible st the clo~s of the ssry,ce for brief eonsulsation with rsfsrepce to possibility of estsb- li.hi ny future servicee.
Tombstone prospector., 1899-10-21

Walter L. Mains ciscus is to show ss Benesn on Nov 9th. This is one O! the largest circuses on the road io the west and excursion ra:ss will bs made from all poisss. The ssmptssieo of nearly all ot the T0mbssons iohabi- ,ants to sss the elephant will bs strong. Tomb betone will probably be there en mass,
Tombstone prospector., 1899-10-21

DL Lang, . prominent cs:sieman of wilsen County. Tsxss. is . Tomb stone vi isor. Ar Lang is an uncle ti the Haldermsn Brothers who gro ia jail here condemned ts bs banged for the murder ef Aipswerth and noors. He is looking isso the legal chances of saving his sondsmnsd nsphsws and wss in con sulsasion with the prisonsrs today.
Tombstone prospector., 1899-10-21
THE LADIES'.

The pl.asant effect and perfect safety with which ladies may use Syrup of Figs, unoer all conditions, makes it their favorite remedy. 10 get the true and genuine article, Hook sor the name of the California Fig Syrup Co. printed near the bottom of the package. For sale by all druggists.
Tombstone prospector., 1899-10-21

At . banquet oi the baseball tesms in Tucson the othsr night, the matter st . baseball league vas di-cusssd . length. lii pro'sbls that s,eps will coon be taken to organize . league comprising tssms from V esteru 1exss New Mexico and Arizona.
Tombstone prospector., 1899-10-21

Jim Young the colored gentlemsn whose arrest was mon tioDed lsst svsn- ing, vas held over under $500 bond to answer the cbarg. of smuggling. M Young in default of ba.: is . guess of the Hotsl de White.
Tombstone prospector., 1899-10-21
OFFICIAL PROCEEDINGS
Minutes of the Board of Super
 visors Cochise County

ToMBsronE. Oct. n, 1899.
 Board met pursuant to ad,ourn-
 nsut of meeting Oct. ls, as g .. n.
 Aenbsrs pressnt- N. c. Benton chairman. pro ssm; John Montgom
 cry Supervisor, and E. W. Land Dist.
 Attorn.y.
 Miouses si meeting Oct. ls. read
 and approved. Clerk iussrustsd to mako tsx deed
 for lots numbsrs and , in block A ia the city of Tombstons. to Jamss F. Duncan. Butcher Bond of Jsmss scow ap- proved.
 On petition o! citizens of willcox. Bnrt Alvord wss appointed Road Ovsrsssr for the remainder of the year 1899 for willcox road distncs. The Board having prepared . lis'
 of the property liable for csl,nqusnt taxss for the year 1897 and sold to the
 Territory hereby orders the sams to bs published e reauir-d by law. San Pedro mine (Psssntsd) lot No 7s Tombstone mining District havin {
 been regularly advertised by the Ter risory for sale for taxes of 1893 upon
 sa,d saxss hsvins besn ps,d by W. J.
 Cbeynsy. the said property is hereby ordered cold so said W. J. Cheney and clerk instructed. to make deed for the same.
 l2n. Board stands at recess to p. m 3p. m
 Board met persusnt to adjourn nsnt.
 esEs nsmbsrs rrsssnG Supervisor Benton granted leave oi sbsssee for sixty days from this day. The following bills were audited and allowed: \ V. Lewis, constable fees Bisbes e5ls.UO disallowed $3O.5V. ....-....-.. AoS "
 Dayton Graham. constable fees Bisbse $3S3.s5 disal. lowed e23.s5 ........t 37O oe s. \. Williams. justices fees Bisbss $5I3.85 disallowed 32.25.. ' 5ll e
 Joseph Larrieu, road work Mcdonald district. ......$ 20 co N. c Benton fees e supsr- vtoOf. o4 VI Beard proceeded witi routine work 1, p m. Board stands adjourned to Dee. lS 1899 at 10. .. n. II. O. BExToH, FRANK HARE, Chairman Pro tenn Clerk, JAMHs DUNcAH, Deputy Clerk.
Tombstone prospector., 1899-10-21

No clue as to the wherssb outs of Pearl Hart has yet been obtained. All msnner of theories have been advanced as 10 where she is. but .key all lack foundation of fscts,
Tombstone prospector., 1899-10-21

The Southern Pacifio Rsilrosd con. pany have added . chair car service which will add greatly to the comfort of passengers.
Tombstone prospector., 1899-10-21

Chris G, susr, the i~ad kIng es the Chirisshuas and ess ef the most pup ular end wsllknown eitissas in the county, wss n Tombstone tsdsy from Dos Cabesss on flying busissss visit. Mr Grsusr owns some of the best pro drcing Iced mines in the territory, and making regular shipmsoss ef ore. One group under hood is dsvslopisg most satisfactorily. and Ssvsrsl other lead claims Mr Grsuss is bsviug worked is attrsctiaG the sttsbtioa ss mining men. Mir 0rsuss is one ot the Coebiss county psooeess and dsssrvis z # sueesss.
Tombstone prospector., 1899-10-21

The Masonic grand lodge for the territory of Arizona will meet In Tuc. son on Nov. l4, 15 Ans Is. The rsii roads have made . special rate and many delegates are expected.
Tombstone prospector., 1899-10-21
The App sf . Csat

Is envied Dy all poor dy.peptics whose Stomach and Liver are out Of order. All such should know that Dr. Kings New Life Pills. the wonderful Stomach and Live Remedy, gives . splepdid spI cite, sound digestion and . regular bodily hibit that insues per feet health and great energy. Onl, 26c. ct Tombstone drug stors.
Tombstone prospector., 1899-10-21

The key to health is in the kidnsys and flyer. Keep these organs active and you have health, strength and cheerful spirits. Prickly Ash. Bittsrsis. . e,imulant for the kidneys, Yegulat e the liver, stomach snd bowels. A golden household remedy. For ssls by Tor0 bstone Drug store.
Tombstone prospector., 1899-10-21

The Phoenix carnival will bs hold on December 4,h and Ssh, incl us i've Many Tenbstone people will be shers.
Tombstone prospector., 1899-10-21

Mexican Neuralgia and Toothache eure," quick. harmless cure, 25 cts. Tombstone Drug store. If
Tombstone prospector., 1899-10-21

Cripple Greek, Colodsdo, produced $2. .0O0. 900 in gold in September. Iti- she banner gold distrct oi tue United Stasss.
Tombstone prospector., 1899-10-21

The Tucson Star says that for eop- re-, cattle, slialfs and haodsoms wo- mon, Arizona is taking the Iced.
Tombstone prospector., 1899-10-21

Mir. B. Hstsich. fa'her of ys editor. returned today from aa extended trip to California.
Tombstone prospector., 1899-10-21

Have you any skin d,seasesi if e take blood purifier. Pa.msrs Ssrss- parilla is the best for eals by Tomb Drug store. u
Tombstone prospector., 1899-10-21

DA Adans and Wilbur Adaml were visitors todsy from Russslvills.
Tombstone prospector., 1899-10-21

Jas Reilly is back from . profss. sionsl visit to Bisbes.
Tombstone prospector., 1899-10-21

The stags wss three houfs late se- day the dslay bsing caused on the g. F.
Tombstone prospector., 1899-10-21

Sheriff Scott White returned this morning from . fying trip ts Phsnix.
Tombstone prospector., 1899-10-21

For sale, one Hall safe. Apply at E. B. Austin. If
Tombstone prospector., 1899-10-21

kOR OVER FIFTY YEARS
 An old. well-tried remedy. Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup has been used for over Atty years by millions of mothers for their chiidre while teeth. ing. with perfect succes.. It soothes the child, sofsens the guns, sll.ys all pain, cures wind colie. and is the be ,t remedy for diarrboes. IL is pleasant to the taste. Sold by druggist in every part of the world. Twenty five cents . bottle. Its valua is incaicu- able. Be sure and ask for Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup. and akO Dc sher k,rS.
Tombstone prospector., 1899-10-21
THE EARLY SYMPTOMS ARE:

THE EARLY SYMPTOMS ARE:
 l. CHRONIC SICK OR NAUSEOUs H-ADACUE-IIUDI taken as di- rected will relieve the headache !n- stantly.
 i-3. PUFFINEss OF THE SKIN UN- DER THE EYES. due to a collection of fuid-in other words. DROPSY HCD- TAN will cause the extra amount of fluid to be taken up hy the blood and be elirnI- mated by the Kidneys.
 l-5 PALE. DOUGHY COMPLEX ION. due 10 the imperfect circulation of the blood. HUDYAN will restore the cir culation 10 its normal condition and cause the checks to become rcd and rosy
 6. WEAKNESS OF TIE HEART-One of the first symptoms and the one that eventually enuscs death HCDYAN will strengthen the nerves and muscles O. the heart and make it s,rong and regular is it's beatings.
 7-s. WEAKNESS AND PAIN IN THE REGION Or TIE kIDNEiS-HUDYAN will cause the kidneys to perform their functions properly. thereby relieving the pain and weakness.
 Get HUDYAN al once and take It regu- larly. Full and explicit directions go Wjth each package HUDYAN is sold by all druggists for soc per package or ( packages for s2. 90. If your druggst does REMEDY COMPANY. San Francisco or Los Angeles. California. Remember tha. yoI can cal and consult the HUDYAN DOCTORS FREE- Gall ard see them. If you cannot call. write to the doctors and tell them all about your case and they will advise you. The advice win be given free. Address.
Tombstone prospector., 1899-10-21

Attorney A R Ens lish returned to- day from Bisbss.
Tombstone prospector., 1899-10-21
HTS
 DISEASE

Or Chronic Inflammation of the Kidneys l4 . very common ailment- Numbers oi eur best citizens have succumbed 10 its effects. even though under the most skill
Tombstone prospector., 1899-10-21

Sec Bisbes news on third page. ii
Tombstone prospector., 1899-10-21

1uj meolcal treat ment- Like all chronic diseases,
 the sy m D toms come on insidiouS- ly. If rop C T treatment is ob- tained In iss early stages. B r ights Disease may be cured. HUDYAN will cure !t if it Is taken in time. HJDYAN will re- heve you of all the symptoms. Do not delay too long. Don't wait until your case becomes incura- ble. You will then throw your money a way on doctors and m C d 1 cines. DIAN now, while
Tombstone prospector., 1899-10-21
NEW MEXICO & ARIZONA R.

Daily Pacific time
 l. l. FPEy. General Manager, NAuGLE. E. ]. GIBSON, Assistant General Manager, Train Master
Tombstone prospector., 1899-10-21

vofite Prescnption E . sPecihc for the chronic ailments peculiar to women. It cures them perfectly and permanently.
 No other medicine can do for women
Tombstone prospector., 1899-10-21

ess from The oay she 'egan the use of Dr. . Favorite Prescrip-
 It often happens that the cure Of female
 ess and the establish az of the delicate organs in 'ound health, the way s opened for the joy f motherhood. {" Fa-
Tombstone prospector., 1899-10-21
LOCAL NOTES.

No.8 Cookstoves SIS at
 BARRows.
Tombstone prospector., 1899-10-21

B Everything in line is fis class gc eds an sold
 prices tlat defy mpetiton.
Tombstone prospector., 1899-10-21
RAILROAD TIME TABLES

ARIZONA ANDi SOUTHEASTERN R. R
Tombstone prospector., 1899-10-21
fOR OVER FIFTY YEARS

soc. and G. co, all druggists. eCOTT & BOVINE, Chemists, New Hos6,
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-04-16
IN THE UNION.
trhe southern veteran speaks.)

Sf~SSA@|'S
I've faced the fight with Jackson, I've
marched along with Lee;
had some words with sherman as ne
galloped to the sea;
EXCHANGED brisk compliments with Grant
when Victry seemed in view,
NV old steel bayonet glittering at many a
breast in blue.
I say, I've been with Jackson and Lee
he knew my name;
And sometimes, when the fight was on, he
called me by the same.
I followed fierce and fearless where Long
street led the way
To fields whose bloody daisies were blent
with blue and grey.
But now I'm in the Union! I see there
overhead
The flag our fathers fought for; her rip
pling rills of red
All glorious and victorious-the splendor of
her stars
And I say: 1.-THE blood of heroes dyed all
her crimson bars"
I'm for that flag forever 'gainst foes on
Who shames her? Who defames her? Give
me my gun once morei
Wen answer when they need us-When
the war-fires light the night;
| There's a Lee still left to lead us to the
! glory of the fight!
/ See how the old flag ripples and faunts
her folds in scorn;
Her stars and bars will be the joys of ma
| lions yet unborn;
! And though she waves DER new made
/ graves meath alien sod and dew,
/ There, in the starry silences, the grey
sleep with the blue.
| We're one in heart forever-we're one il
! heart and hand;
The flags a challenge to the sea, q gar
! land to the land.
We're united-one great country; Free
doms the watchword still;
There's a Lee that's left to lead us-let tn
4 storm break where it will
Frank L. Stanton in Golfers Weekly
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-04-16
the colonel asked me if I would go with

the colonel asked me if L would go WltA
him the next season.
IF you will go with me next season
I will do better by you than 1 have this
season." he said. Il expect l will have
to go up to Lake klamath to establish
a fort and 1 want you to go with me
without fail. If you will agree to go
will put you in as chief of. scouts and
raise your pay to that of a captain. You
can keep me posted and let me know
when we cross the mountains"
L agreed to go with the colonel. Next
morning after breakfast, when the roll
was called, Col. Elliott got up and made
a speech for my benefit and he alsS
presented to me pair of field glasses
that he had paid $40 for in the city OF
New York. Capt. Jackson made me
present of the first Colts revolver that
[ ever owned. The reader can rest as
sured that I felt proud of my presents
1 remained with Beckwith that winter
! putting in about as tedious time as
I have ever experienced, having moth
! ing to do and nothing to do it with"
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-04-16
WHAT IT COSTS TO GOLF.

He bought two gaudy scarlet coats,
Brass buttoned, with green collars;
His knickerbockers made the bill
Close to 500.
The golf club that he Joined was large.
Established well and thrifty;
And for his fee, in good hard cash,
He next put up 500.
His brassey. cleeks and putter fine.
The club with which to drive,
The bag, the balls, and other sticks,
Cost nearly 50.
With shoes broad-soled with hobnails
filled
He next his feet bedecks:
For them he gave up in exchange
A crisp, new green-backed Y.
For sundries, like a code of rules.
White paint, a rubber tee,
And books TO tell him how to play,
He dropped at least a V.
At last he started out one day.
And. az he hit the fence
"Geei' some one heard the caddie say,
He plays like 50 cents!'
Chicago Times-HeraId.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-04-16
SUNDAY SERVICES.

Notices inserted under this head as
follows
Three lines, Fl words, inserted free.
over three lines will he charged for at
the rate of ) cents per line.
In order to insure insertion, notices
must be sent in not later than O'Clock,
Friday evening.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-06-23

denomination Not that I do not believe
in denominations for l have no use for
the man 10 whom enc church in as good
as another. One church Is as good as an
ether. but not for an Individual Chris
iian Endeavar means just what the songs
meant at the International convention In
lots II folks thought that was a poor
tune for an International convention Taen
tAty sang J anxes Doodle and lots Of
oiner folks thought that was poor tune.
Eit when they sang My Country 'Tis Of
Thee. then all toned In We ar. on.
foT Christ, either through this ar that de-
domination or without denomination.
We stand for Christian cisizen.hin
and demand and say that purity
shu1id and shall control the politics 81
tnis country And We mean that II shall
control We want men To vote at the pri-
mary a. they pray at The prayer meeting.
Nv + want men 10 be loyal TO God
W AMI loyal 70 their PARTY II they
can ~. tui II they can't. then We want
them 10 he loyal 10 God
We @anl Il in Democracy 10 stand for
deeency or death '"'
'R in Republican 10 stand for right,
souSneSs or ruin.
p in Prohib.,ionfst or pop,,lss. n s..,a
foT purity or perdftion"
Rev Lsndrtth illustrated HIS remarks
with inuumsrasele stories. and for half an
announced the Christian Ena~svor plat
form as ''"'-
The world for Christ
The nation for Christ.
Christian citizenship vote as xou
pray ~"
The family For Christ
self soF Christ
A quarfette composed os Mrs " II
Whitley. Mrs C. A Essrnundx q a
Ednunds ard William acAdarns sang a
n3-noer from The Holy CITY and after
tE5e announcements a trio. consisting a,
Mrs q A r1dmun6s, Mrs. ~ 81 w.n'
gls@ey and Miss Aiys True sanr a, Esye,-
tide u Shall Be Light" and were followed
y ire chorus N They That Sow In
Tears"
Then Rev. d V Tyler Of New yc,r
closed the meeting with the Quiet Hour
s~r*fce. ATS. the convention adjourned N
nee; this morning ia Plymouth church.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-06-23

taEis st every mss @arasa aa3
cAtit ~n she streets ys'Sts r,itN
1resus~f 81 Rs, aea rsgE "a va SO
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-06-23

Rev. Is. r Tyler. ID. u. ef New York. de-
nveged 3he lnY >csyipa. tbc aad crce joining
in repeating thc Lord prayer at lis close.
4 tenor solo .5aparlly rendered hy Il. \
Edmunds followed and In MS Support the
strength. richness and harmony ~ the
chorus was developed II Is heyoiS qies-
ly trained body of musicians and Will he
The one great feature OF entertainment
during the convention.
II. j. Fries. president AZ the convention.
then spoke briefly. He said the COVE D.ion
VAS too large had too much 10 60 and IA
lt5le ctTne IN which - ID i; "a devote
minutes 20 formal speeches re welcome. In
behalf Of Mayer - 4mnz md al The people
81 Seattle ne welcomed tire visiting dele
Gates. gave them the freedom Of TIE city
aud promised tbsp good line X they
.roducsd Rev Ira II Iautrith Of Nash
vile. Tenn, known al ovf. tae word rs
one 81 tire greatest cow aut5pu orators and
Tvsugel.sts IN shr CSrErian tsndesyor
ssn-s q eminent 1lvtues and ether SPEAK
CTS. Rex. NJ Iansra;h xa'l In part.
~ HAVE been spoken Il as a sort 81
i EarE%ian f.nde4vor cyclone or ~
fhsson and without discussing the tlsStness
- tRe app@sisti1BS VIII simply say / sup
pose yol uaEt Mind or would no. have
been ss'sc'sa for tae work. one Thing is
SURE. christian hsn9ravS ana EndeRv1reTs
j. a .sloJect tread enough fur any speaker
tan ra7.gs.F = movement bFr2us@ Fhsy
6cn't kaow any Es.ssf. ine% are rcf t.nnT-
ant, out si--gir lack i1formauon- I can
explain She orxer zafsan - purposes a1d
is wcTE na better than ~ reading you fer
Clarke d%fait an" Shlea he t1sn ffaG n
deiAtl
Coat nisIos ~ said. 'fs-aer peor,e. after
they Er5 the E1foT rgss t5cn- d1u'; Ike the
Cars las Ers.@8vor movement; because 81
ghe pledge as members faS@. ard some OF
iAess 0s9tsctss~g are nee rasssTs .ssh sYse -
ts.+ Na4T
sols mr. ard binding csths sAag sanzuaEr Car
fFarse
Still osh%rs sat SIS adding TOO marh
raaehinerv 20 she shursh No; Sc There
mas rnt 10 enough power or enough oil
os TIE rrash*uerT tut there - roFe fssg
r~v~h rzsrA'es - re chEre8- The
Chrfst.xn fsrAsay crers are ssrsp iy doing
Gods bas ness t.E way They 70
longer pray God. ma TIP q turkey bat
God. send re after turkey Give them
a chance - O. work instead Gf praying
work De sen, them g 1e
Heaven - big enough and the eatE-
w. - ~ ws5sNsesf
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-06-23

the rostrum ami able speakers welcomed
them u tAe deliberations af WAT - n1w
admitted IN he Iva its entirety the greatest
organization Of young people the world
has ever known.
II must have been a lakcvarTn member
indeed that the scene of last night did not
satauSs and the man or woman who was
chorus rendered had mo music In their
souls
II waz splendid beginning N what will
undoubtedly be the largest and most inn
portart convention 80 the Organization
ever held n the Northwest
Facing he audience. rising TIER upon
tier ANAL Use res1sls nj f5use in the top
meSt sow almost toacEe3 fhe ceiling -.
TIC chorus com possd ~ ~ selected gGievs
fT9n among the singer IL Seattle. led by
Prof Heresrt Joy. u Tacoma. ain
Charles " Enetehaydt. - this city. as
accompanies uB0n Ehe piano
Around the airertoYs stand were seat
"a tRe solaisfs ANA IN froGt WAS the
speakers stand Just 3 space IN order tsat
tn. %iea from chorus ~ eus.s @noc aud vice
versa should not No oa<tTlIetc1
The bali vas we'll tignsce and ou the
Mage 1agA gas ana ei4rtsic iignts were
ss~e N decoration. In front. s~oag above
tae ssist3le aisle .r the chorus. was the
naoTe4 =, e interviewer ~ EHn-
dr,tss os tiay lets - fame At the hack Of
80. sr$ aWc. ae- Fneaograal. worked IN
atfte iE.rs niesrers amps IN the colors a.;
she soczetv
II was after Before fhs, immense caor-
ara Tee 20 eistiN increasing audience IN
fse BAH sr~r seated. AMI then Prof joy
arsaF~. I'd, Aft1Hg ais baton. opened s.te
seattle convention %; n
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-06-23
Disabled Montana Picked In.

sol HAMPTON. June - Tire Arnerl-
car afst - }4Gu4S. aaIen arrived yestsr-
day. reports having spoken On june IL
ire disabled steamer Montana TIE latter
WAS pen n tow 81 the Britain s.eamsP
r~1Se~sste4 $500 ~ -
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-06-23
Christian Endeavor Colors Every
where About the City.
OPENING or TAs CONVENTION


q t.NsA~T every mss ~aeasn aat
~ TAttt Dn sHe streets vs-~tt rsitz
~resus~f 81 e~> Rearsne "a tsa5tSw
T7sv bronze sa} sssys An4
stripes 81 the g.. \ x Ans sts a@S s..sen
patrte{te ssei,.tss hsA "a f3ss,A len 1ns Tsss
and White ~ she 'hris}s a. Eotea g. refa
~he u era conspicuous arrivals 81 tke eftv
They tAgcnEeft every - lfeTe tn e,se@ arsIly
as'&saesslifaw Numbers and a'stk before s3sss
formal apet3as - sac CanxssasSags FOB yt.e
Afnsa;y last ntgss 1s2e tyfsEsas ssf thr cR.s-
w~re cNnss's01~ shst a nep crgaesxkaoa
~nd Sf>e ~ strength. @ax .gt ssf e~i4
Never a~eor~ ia he AiStoT~ @< shs Cars
uan fss3ssvny movement 81 snsS sfate haNe
sssrsssossrS q TIE ss.tets ssi 'sss,s sgs ssn~
Nenfisn ssssNv regsre saSSsSc3sse~ r.eyaitssssS
sr sftA srsTe prxsssssct ~ a sssg>,esssa4 re-
anieH fNaa ga 80 yese tvSs Ttr vnsss
f4ASras @@8 Intelligent aSrerFsssue Aas
st>s4 ates f,y ara ~s&e ae<f $50 ez7e7s seq
"a ffss ta-rs fr.s3tU assHe gecrss ar
sss'sfte esseE af q sestsse tss- = .
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