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The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1899-09-23
THEATRICAL.
"Queen of Chinatown

THE Queen of Chinatown" comes to
the Lyceum theater on Monday and
Tuesday evenings next. The play,
which is a story of life in the great
Mongolian quarter of New York,
Chinatown, shows in the third act an
opium den in all its oriental grandeur,
with magnificent tapestries and hang
ings. A portion of the scene is the
burning of the building. The flrs
scene is the most modern that stage
craft can devise, and as realistic os
can be produced anywhere without ac-
tually burning the theater down. At
Hazleton, Pa, where the company
played recently the citizens had not
been educated up to the latter day
realisms and when they saw the mod
ern fire scene, with its long darts Of
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1899-09-23
Repertoire Next Week.

Miss Katherine Rober. supporte1 ty
a company Of clever artists, conGnra -
nG Mon lay S'pt %, in New 70. X
successes that kav, never brc1 played
at popullr nrl',s. Notwiths, adding
the expense o" all these grelt NV
York productions. the prices Will hp
popular, 90 20 and 80 cents. daily rr-
tinees commencing Tuesday, 1000 seats
at 10 cents.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1899-09-23
LIVE NEWS OF THE
INDUSTRIAL WORLD
PURPOSE OF DIAMOND LAND CO.
NOT YET KNOWN.

Mr.. Foster Says That the Plot Was
Purchased for Building Purposes
but Just What Will Be Located
There Is Not Known Yet as the
Purchasers Have Not Organized.
Mr.. Browning Has the Same to Say
Regarding the Land Purchased by
Him.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1899-09-23
DEEDS ACKNOWLEDGE.
Sheriff Pryor Formally Announces
Transfers Made by Him.

Sheriff Pryor Thursday morning
acknowledged deeds Of property to the
following persons:
Charles S. Wetheril, for land in Dun
more, sold as property of Charles S.
Wetherill, administrator of Sarah Carr
wetherill and Charles s. Wetherill.
New Schiller Building and Loan asso-
citation, for land in Dunmore, sold as the
property OF Johanna Zankl, administra-
trix OF Conrad Zankl consideration t52,64.
Washington National Building and Loan
association, for land In Madison, Pa,
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1899-09-23
This Was in Kansas.

"IIow much longer" asked the tourist
from the East, tired of the monotony of
the journey. "have we got to travel
through this derse forcYt?'
"All the way across the state" respond.
ed the conductor. This isn't a forest
It's a cOrnfield."
"Gracious hoaycn"'"-Chicago Tribune.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1899-09-23
The New
Black Dress Goods

|E<1IS is only branch of Dress Goods Stock bu
it's the most important of ALL and treat it with
the and attention that it deserves. In seven
of providing with Dress Fabrcs have had
much in black show you There hundreds styles
choose from We show them in the right
the under clear pure light that mercess in it's dis
closures of faults Nothing but good rich smooth black will
endure this We have nothing else There is longer
attached black exclusive significance of mourning Ma
dame Fashion has long it's richness and effect
iveness and holds high place in her favor this
The whole stock is worth examining with care.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1899-09-23
ConnoII y G. Wallace,
127 and l2o Washington Avenue.
Fall Carpets

We offer better induce ments
to the carpet buyer this season
than ever before.
Paying less for your carpets
than we ask is getting thread
bare spots and dissatisfaction
that you do not bargain for.
Everything in Wilton, Ak
minister, Velvet, Brussels,
SavOnerrie, Ingram.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-09-23

OLYMPIA, a~v 1.-John cfosny, the
Hngts saS apostle, Iecfnref 10 ms city
last evening and nd . large audi~ocs %
hear MIN. Toward che ci9ss Of hls adj
drsss az ~vsnf occurred thsf was not on
the rroGSsmms. The speaker had invites
queries from The AaSlsDes. and among
siscs~ wbo responded 10 the lnyiiaiiOn was
On elderly man. Ths psosp~russ question:
~ ross IN hS Scat snd afvascsS towards
ths stage. holding In he ssns . document.
HoIdlnS ~ out toward Mr. cfosk,y, sns
stranger sshsd: VIII y0y answer . writ
ten question" The lecturer answered that
be sosif, tie took tie dDcymeBt snd con-
snsacsd 90 rssd ~ IN . t1ruiaf way. Soon
hs assumed . serious manner. The audi
enee. which had commenced 20 dspaft.
again became wstsd and displayed eons5.
srsbe interest The document presented
NJ. croaBy follows.
,sa ' s,,: :s' Ne c fss es W. xs bs. s9
After ustenlng via close .aieniI.b %
II Xariir~, 81 csilforBjs, ard msmber Of
sss yo 2" ss ' s. a.. - s s.s - n .s
what you had 20 ssy ~ eight ~ your
spes1bhs ard Arguments on tbs SANE sub.
teef. ! have arrived ~ the conclusion tsst
Hence. ~ you have ieff your business
snd come 10 the state 81 Washington 10
dss0fs rvysf ttyns 81 hard work without
Dar. ndvoesnna AnHls tss for the Densnt
Of thu peosss ~ the state ~ Warrington,
~ we'll - all the People n the United
Stats ~ $o1 viii continue fhs wsme work.
IN this state until After the nest pfesld1n-
Gsi election, ! VII ssvs you . valuable 10
Acrs farm. uBdsr cultivation, toeatsi ~
EssSra Warrington. wtjcs ! guarantees
Vii ssfi me- Tor over Sim n you soe~
css1 IN carrying the state for sn9is Las
~ our nest slseflgp sGd no ether tsftiea
aASses yDu sssbesIIy. I vii give you ass
GibAr t6.sers farm. worth NJ much Hnfs
own usOessAnds N acres ~ a1Df Le6d
bn1sf cultivation, tsss NJ not fear lJ@s u
anEfs fag u afDf6hf ! arm n f<sceIn Hs-
publican. Wsils WsIta has k~sn ny nome
b-tessn ffirfy.fv~ and forty years am
ins~rfsrs 10 1oSn9 llstlrs 70 az I meyer
sSr~ff ~ - . eAndIdsfs for ofHcs This
10 . tobs sds oAer ~ you prefer city
~ tDep tofs 90 ssf1 farms, you s1AiI have
Nifty ina YosrS truly
.ayws1s, ~. n"
NJ. rfosby, ~ fire conclusion Of me Set,
tsr ssh he wosh conssd~r sh~ matter ard
fsfnrg en- snywsr ~ Iestsy fsss.
H1jton Parker 10 . wsfI.known farmer 81
WsItA Walk county, who has attended the
iScsDy~s ~ Mr. rrvsby In al the cities he
has sDchsn IN n Isss Mr. Parker IL q
convert 10 the single tar fhSosy. and In .
man ~ c1na1srabi~ means lie IL well
nsown fhrN,ghoof yss state, anf bas IN
fhs T'nAs f~ss -rfcren~ns IN politics. Ths
lpcsdsrf csnssd c0nsH~rsbiA sudfsmens IN
the egd'Ncs.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-09-23
Largely WELD ssscx ssss.
esD~~ss wheat rscp rws sWa
stsetsA $50 ssss ps~~ MAIN.

Special Dispatch ~ he Post -rntelfgsncsr
COLFAx. Sept "a Fight days ~ m
interrupted hsfvesstfx c1oNns last nfgff
hss rs9s certain The saving ~ ~ i~ass
~ per cert. - The srsfn crop ~ me Pa
i0uss ro.nfrv A, isssf ~ p~f cent ~ fhs
wheat hss hon fhresbsd ard fully - pei
esuf cyf and sfarked Most - she enc
bur nnfhreshsf Grain 10 ~sfe sv~n n ffr.
Their rains eofne moS ~ mo 8nsnr1xref
grain Havfne sssp bcunf and STACKED
fh~ yfeid ~ whess sef6s 10 reported sur.
yfisinsly god. che svsrsxs probably berg
greater han furina srr gear since fes
a far svsrsge for ssffrz ensef 80 far
tbfsshsd 10 f~~nfy~~fxhf bmsrs4s ~Ans
fsfIsawn wheat 70 averaging b~fweor
sbiffyshys so5 tbiffy-sisht bushels 80
acre
The bs~t yfeld 90 fsr 80 h-4rJ g~yTn -
SEVENTY 4Srss fsss s6ufh ~ p4fs~sr fh~
yf~1f cssng $40 su~heIs Ylel1e ~ affv
snF sxsy kuereis or scv@ sfn ~ c1Mnaos
a<sgffsao~, even rffb sprfrs rneas rrfis
fhfssb~rs IN all parts sfsfs fnH fveusys
Gve sgsheis az srrs ne @wsile~s nat
has rren fSvnf
y 10 ns~ @~Gmstef sbsf saoyt nsss fD~
vhss, ~ fss fhfsstss eli sFs9s - Ma
4 ~ better
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-09-23
! nJ1HER EARTHQUAKE.
vAr SHAKES rP AVID ~ CyY.
w9Ss TERRlvI4D.
- UssSiss Thss ne Osss pssvs-
- BspsstsA SD VS. 1sss 20
- ne Ysk~s Dsvos-oSsos
unng n the Earth 0sss oosses

II =, rs,pssc, % the Post-Inteillgsnesr
S1SrS5gyVEk. II. G., Bsps- A-Ths city
gysy AMI a. far out on tn srsil
IsSn tie Yukon a. has been heasd
Gsss ssdiv shaken up tast Friday.
q - another earthquake, much slss
<I1l OF the three that have IasS.y VISIT
~ xortsern towns. The snock came
Ixsck IN the <veninG, AnA for ave
ys~c ALI the people OF o1AGway
sSf sf,st the world WAS coming 70 IN
- rAn Wildly along pas etseets
-. eShess tsIeis n prayer on the streets.
n nlsruosse, r. CouisOn. J. Ueilebey and
- HIl,er. Of seattle, who arrived this
.aeen from there ~ tho stkamsf Cutcs,
~ a0Ons those who gave tbs 1statis.
= Says that the electric street ugnts
- around until some Of fhsm we're
- Ar b. tanks the motion of the
- vas fully . foot and . half Men
~sie6 Around a. IL they were inSbs1atsd.
- were sransacsin9 buG(nsss IN the
~ sooU ~ saloon and each th0uGbt
~ ~ other must be the victim H an
--siccholie indulgence. and l6r the mo-
- ~ each other disgusted. \ couple
n Sna3 bujitsngs IN eourse Of c0nstfuc.
p 80 threwn cown. but TIE most dAms
- wa0 dons % the Bkaxwsy wharf s~v-
"a kanleod feet Of wn.ch went 0vsr. On
RI Galnss Mission ssde tsafs - . seam
= - sassh ~ " a piowshsrs nifty feet
IN ~ run along the shore. \ party
- q from White river On Monday ard
- Described the first notses shsy heard
z - earthquake - sounding I.hs . tsAs~
e 81 shen the sounds dsssIope1 a. II
= ~ splitting Of . mountain. They
II dscsdsd 10 leave sbs d.strsct a
800, the name Of which y not known,
= thrown OF . bar wnsse she had
hM
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-09-23

spe<isl Ufspsseb 10 fbs pa~s@fn'efIssncer
TACOMA. gspt "a ggfss Carroll ssis
sffSrrosn 1is~1lve1 The Temporary gnlsne-
ton tsNss5 1sesr5sf IN fts Nsss ~ y DeI-
more ~ The street railway esrngssg. 70
step the epnSss1 from hauling sravsf fer
street paving On Get ears stonE fss street
Ssltvsy sYs<k
me envgs heId sast ~ fb~ pgssnnr VS.
SsmsTsf ~ anv var Ne raj rgafn
sps~sr ard st>qgss~ fsnsfy ~ lsg M
shSyff M. usrsfevs rss0yf 20 fof4nfffsT
TIA court hstf fyrshs~ nat ~ the rsD~sY
wss hsTsng sysvsf m vf1ysffon ~ fss srsns
ebss~t " ~ss q matter vssbSn ere p0ffee
pDvtr ~ fhs 1sy - rsg'JiafA, ssf nos
matter for crfvss~ ststz~n 20 ssk~ 80
Ffft sartrffs,ss
fNs fnfvs<sfon wss sstNf rnS 81 sns
srryYt ffAf me fsrssf rsf1ssy wss nss
syfIDgtssf ~ - frssSsss~ 20 fsgg Frs,sss,
eo1 sSef ~ - flng sk@ BUSINESS ~ s<fls
stFsr, sA 81 6st~r essgzsNs ~exsssf ia
sssassH vas ssSfSby fnsgrsf
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-09-23
LAsD DEAL seT ygv sADg
sSsshsvs rssses Dsss sSs Tssss Ts~
s~0a rODSA~ss Lease.

eg<~TG ffvcsses - st< fs.syfessfts~eN~y
TA(1gH4. f~ps z~rrsslS~ns Nsflss. ~
'n@ Northern rs<fe~ rsUvsv, foes nss
f<sfs - 30 ~ - w9<n - Fury - e.
kesN - h1yv ssfsg Srsef ysD>~yfY ~ sssffts
IT, reslfssfibes FRI re- ssfTaas~ ~ rN~
fsnSsv firm gre Tsesfps fArf caHDeag
- fa< elisf~fs lss5 sfSrz go <ffY ~ssfrst
FfreSS sfF r rS@ysfss Hsssfff@f wNfrN eSsrs
EasT 81 sSis fF~ pY1SsrfV NJ H@a~n
sfsfsf sagfV tA@ SyffNg rat fae fsfirq~f
s~#fsf ~syssfn sYys~r.y b~r~ ~ ff~vH~v
f~~~frsf fsnprsysnerfs aef ~ lei Ns<
seer 1~r5sns sfr<s ss@ sef es~YS4ag gss
sFSzEsKef
r. % gsg1~fS4 fNsf = ~ ~~ssesg a -
go ssr Fgsnofs<N xfsfn ~ss<ffevs sse4
r1afs 81 5~~v ss~ Fsff n ~ f9of r. ss.sess
ftN9 ~fH ~ Ssf~rg - syreeSg .A~ss
el<gsggy fsefae~
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-09-23
SCHOOL TwOtsLe coWvn0WssED.
Prof SsehssN Receives e2Oo go sse
GeetAeat 10 6tSse1.

Special Dispatch q tire ross-fntsfliesnosr.
SoRTHrc1tT. sept A~F . browne.
svpsrinten5enf ~ public instruction. ar
ffyef mere Yesterday for ire purpose - IN
vsstiszfina fre question IN Dispute ever
the 1scAsrss ~ J. p pkkreii a. pr;neipaI
81 tbs Sorthport schools. Mr. Browne
called . Meeting ~ fhe Nhooi board isg
svvnlne and fsiksd me situation 5ver wffh
the board ~ result ~ the conference
this novninG Negotiations we're entered 10
% over the wire between Hr PlckroiI AZ
f,oivfse ard the BOARD h@fe. AMI ~ 20
learned that an agreement has been con-
GUIDED between the parties. Whereby Nr
p,ekrsii atsnaons all hIs fIsSss Under hfs
contract ~ smpjoyment win the disfrfct
on receivina q sum ~ No This corlpro-
mise seems 70 give general satisfaction, Ne
u would cost fbe district more than that
sum % fRhf The case IN court ard
this sum VIII be better applied 20 rein
bursins richfsIi FOR manages which Ne
may nsvs rfnefed under . VOID contract.
than sppsied ~ the ooyrs cosfs
From all interested parties. sup~ylnsenf-
EFT BfosSe receives nsieh praise for the
Influence he has use1 IN fire rsconcfIfa-
ttor ~ CONDITIONS which promised o. ~
prolonged Into q long drs~n-ouf fzhs. vim
the Attendant implied consequences
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-09-23

snsvsH ~ ssss~A rS~ssv sess~ss ss~
DDeUl~~ 90 E~svsss

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fsl4sf r0sINfT SO - ~ ffsF fefsY ~
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Scan9 ~ scsf Ds~f ~ fhsrfes NJ rss~
h efsgsss - sgaas~s <fs1u rJas1~fi~ -
fnas resnf He sfeS fssyra wanv - fn~
sfefsa sneyfe Na~fes ts~n pfevfen~fr ger
= 9eNtfH - 80 ssrxfi0r - 4ff<Hfis
eefg4eAsn~ sse5e arc ffJwv ~ 1Teks fs~n
fEe iftefsr9 - - FhIfe - 4~sf - 4xsf
stsr - ss5esf srf sgraf gziert5fy pgss
Sa~aNm MffpNfis SO syrHHfAf ~ NareN ~
sN@fN aeefiN 80 fenfrf ff~ = rossTeS
81 - sTre eFfre So 100 ne gffeNnrf -
rassSewfg8~ wners n4s n~@w Frf~f 4wS fNn-
teees5 - fsTr - 70 y~sy - WITS
Ns3s
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wuFf~~s sfs~ .. SfT ptrr~~r. XVI
- ~ c~~ss rfsr~~yw~

sfs~efaf fFerFft4 ~ 80 pee fnfsfff ya~esr
rwr~eEf1a 1e~f n rfrne r,frff~x
fkte fa<sasT0 ftnuf eie~fee~ wea Nart
~ fHfH ef9 rFfer~ ~irs 49, arrs e~+.
So sf@f Na ss5r esaw sv~srTaf
sNfa ~ 49, ftfesnpf q n ~ff-rH a~s~
log " psr3 49, dhr~N~ vr2 -rersrr
faN fapeFf 81 fNsf vs8H -aff~f ~ - Haff
Tsffsrs - reEfv ee~f ~ sfes go fsaef
ssna fwar - k4a 49, = - frTresss
r - 49, fts8f Fl Nta-e ~ aWs a~s
fssssffef feeffsrf ~ ferss e-ss-f4 a~f
fsfefsss - ne vFnsf 90 'es~ee -rsfa
SRI e~wf~s erfrfr ~ rnWe~s 81 "a
Fea aafefFefer ~ r'rsaar ff-ea
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vsas~.a,y.sw.w. err.ovv.


srsefsf fFTfef~H 81 - Fssf frsssf ze~5ees
rnbFRE seq 70 ~ p Kirw 9~sf
fsv nieF - sfetrt fswefYs gsNt4. ~ .w4g
~ - eH ~ ysssv fnf - fnsf# ~ ne Srf.
rasas4 I1rf He~N rsrgre PSI r9~4 psr~4
$3.50 asffseN rs@< t4s~xf SIS - fNx4.
esNfseef 80 Fs~s@ sa<as 81 - = o. ~4sr
NifN ~wnf.af wHv Heef~ 8rew ssFa~ HfeT
~ warfHefH pseN< $50 sren~sf -.r4
Efxfe ~xhf ~ 49, ffr~s Fff'rssr ff~@w
a5e0 a. 4rF sf.e Ptnas~avgs - s~H<e
slaeT " D e-laealea s.ean
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-09-23

Evans An1 Mseesa eysska Ths eospeny
na1tsss Thy sxp~cs 20 pay f0r u out u
gfsysi this ssasos. 1hs Yosty.shtyd Com.
Psny - spsn1tnG o1aG.MD 10 sl8siAs vof6.
HACK Jack guIeh seventy 0unrss 81 sot1
vsyt tatsa Cot IA ths arr ssvsassss days
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-09-23

Wen soon turn the corner inso WRITER months.
Women shouldn't delay their fail hat purchases.
Nothing can be gained bv wsiting-tns show &c
correct headwear here won't ne improved sror.
n several ways nons VIII equaI 10 Bverv rat
an authority. Every prfce t. S.one Sanford n
Lane price
imported Hats ...... from 81. 50 20 $500
stone. Sanford " Lane Hats 80 e. also
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s~sSrw F~~~~ o~~ ~ fss w~~s f~v~~2
s~~< s~H~s~vsws sT~~ss

s4I 20 y s-T - ~ -
ss-~rnstem = 80 Saspsn Fso1x tf~
80 -. s-ssss >ssafafr@e = - -tesrf4 =
sa~4s nsseres,sw ~ = rr4ssse - frtr@
~.~ - aNafr1sea TNN ~tH #~#M
@sns~fsv . ~ nar~nss 80 te4 wfs r
go ~ Tts ~ arsTfr4s~f ffrN e. -
sFasfnw = - 4Ffas rgs9
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sr~~fsf rsss,sfer - fse = - fefsfsf r.se-e~
T&ffH& s~rf IL q rfra rfssa
s<e4a s~~w@rts - 80 Ffsreasf.s~ ~ fes
% esrse Tsf<Ngre - - seff - ~ p 49,
ssrfsSfngV s~YnNrs
p~Nw ~ aewl<N - ~ - = 49, Eaek
sxrk - sre1~st 80 sxfess~g - 80
sgFs4s~
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2c~~saf fs<asf~H p 90 p~s fsfeIff sseea~
TsfTgN8 sspf r re Tsss-ss ss~sfss~
49, NxesfFsne : ~ fassa ~ stss.e ssf 80 -
81 srsNfh <f0~~ re- TeesF.srn alfess ~erF
Hefe Nssiss aff$f s4ess~fF wfagsslg 80
en~wesnv 80 sessr sfF erwnfHfrsffe Ie -
gws weesae fnafpsWnf fnNs - So
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wAss'sSo 'AsaS Sss ssssss.
WSo1 Vet essD ~ 1NS sssssls ~

VANCOUVER, b. C., Nsps. Err. ~ n
WsrYiWco sailed th.s evening for Homo.
tsin. brisbane ssA eyAnsy. me Wi not
ss!s - tss fiu islasds Tps recon for The
sfsm<nf 10 withdraw the small ssbsFy
previously granted 20 the company for
CARVING mails. The cali ~ eyya was
formerly regarded - ope ef the beef fss-
the SAL through The group Of islands wsA
Justly eonsifsrsd - Ons o. the experiences
70 - Ssmsmbsred end talked o.
AmgnG the Wsrr.Mlrs passengers wsA
Zen 0oo1scn. champion atsAssuS cyei,st at
AussrAtsa. wso fcek part IN the worlds
meet ~ Montreal rec~ntlx.
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PgHTf4ASD, or. Sept. 1,-Dey, LIND,
nnnesss snd We sssn arrived me-
Dsn TfsscssFo Dh~ys tbSy nsss t~~o 20
ssIreSns home the Ninnssota vognnssers
The psrsr VS. Tsyso re~epftes sosssss
9. shS Hosst raesiAsf ~ fss Chamber "
commeys4 ~ shss city
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VICTORIA, n. e.. e~pt no, w. OF.
tsrsen, Of Del ORR county, Omis<es, brnss
news ~ fhe svnsr.nGs ~ two minsrs on
toe Aans@n creek tran IN July, Their
Ecscss, of Edmonton. They got on the
wrong iran and were four days without
f1e1, They killed ard see sbS,r doG snd
had tssn down 90 de Whsn found.
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J(NI 3. CROSBY TEMPTED.
0oLloS pAaxEN WANTS TO AARg
ssNos4G TAxEa a LANDLORD.

ne Ws11.Hssws Farmer sssssoss
- sAs sssss - ere osss"s, A.
sSessss ME- C~svssssss, ESD
Nshss Q vsspsssssss-CssssA
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-09-23

Special frspsten 20 the po.t-fnssllsseneeY
TACOMA, sept a. Tho Seventh Day
A1ysbiisis have erected four tents Al slSsh
avenue sn9 y street. In phfcn 20 hoad faeir
camp meeting. cumwsnrlns tomorrow
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-09-23

ss,e. q De ssyl H ss. ..,'i;.iSy s': :,ss
ney. EuEians, being relieved b. Royal az.
tiISsry Nr0n HAJifsx. Tbs Mitlf.A ~ ths
city VII ssnt>g . smoker ana concert %
ne 0ssD asa bAg1sst % ffss 0fGrSfs
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-09-23
CsaSssss1 vsssSks ~ sssswsy.

VANCOUVER. r. e.. G~gf u-Tbs
fsssGbf congestion ~ ekaSvAr sn1 ofhsS
riAfss ssss ssArhed such IN aeafs Stage
nat TIE Canadian Dsyslornsnt Company,
fhs etesf operating ssssDs5tr lire. mas
been forces 20 Eve f1ffer that 10 viii &C.
cert no mere ffkfgss this eeaSy0
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-09-23

Special DssDateb 70 shs post~fnfsgi; gssesf.
Gold ssss. o.as1 W Jim Mai u Esw.en
was wrsehsd . fsw days sHe ~ Five
iDcspacisst<d ~ drinking from. q sblp-
usns 81 thirty tons % wins ard WHISKY
On hard The boat u sad 70 be- . tsss.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-09-23

vSsss0ss PsssSss cassie O1sv ~ ~.
SsDsos So A00vSsas Tess.
VICTORIA, b. C., oSps. IA Toronto
eapstsIssi and W. Il. Jsnksen, cns u sss
oeopstesSrs of sbs Savoy sbsassY Of tins
city. sre trying 60 snesSs Dysyfus 20 lee.
Day. Jackson today esbs<1 Drsyfps ~ soi-
toVD.
"Caet. Alfred Drsyfsa. csrpsntsss.
Esancs: ] respectfully o6sf yos k1g per
IN Europe ana America. tonAs 30 your
aafisfset.on given. Reference, french
consul here. ~. T. JAcKeOx,
Savoy Tssassf"
1ssoeh C0nsU1 1s1eOoASs.
VANCOUVER. r. g.. sept x--ssasos n.
malignant ~ the nee of bts NAME ~ local
people who are trying 20 get Dr~yfus 70
lecture. Ibs consU1 aeys ~ has never
e1Ssn anyone authority % uss h.s nssnA.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-09-23

essss $50 mssses CpsS6 nSsss.
VICTORIA. II. G.. B~ps TT r. More,
nsasssr ~ TIE -. Anthony ssfs,sx d
1IDtwAst6n Company. Of fminsva yssrh-
= Ms city tSss, hsssgtng 0.s6s N dust
- the cfopeystAo u TIE cnMca0y ca
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-09-23

VANCOUVER. B. G.. 0Dpe. R-~Rsv. r.
r. Bennett. fyesbyfessan ssfsaonasy o.
AnuUWfh. accidentally shot bfHssess
1wD1Ay and dfsA sSssy. He vae hunfing
- III TIE run discharged. hov1s9 MS
- ~ X took nine hours 70 ret the
m1DFf1nsss rssa 10 Aissvvfth. No mAAi~
- axfenston wna naossY than HaH3o.
0D9s ~ was taken IN the sseomsr Aiksr-
breeased vas . etsvsr preacher. HS
- 20 Asnswostb from D. cashsssns,
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-09-23

MEN = GRAY C}EsS~ER FIsEErE ~
DFRwEAR. COVERED SEAMS. Vel frisn-
-. o~sri buftcns. garment ... s..--..-..
MEMS FANCY STHTPFsp HEAVY
FTsET'TT UNDER WEAR TrsweTr At
tache1 Shirts WITH foI fntsn elastic
MFxs yOSsHRTvKABrE CAMEL =
HAIR r'NDFHWEAR shirts sflE sacelf
neck and front hntshed seafss. garment
MEMS Af.T.-wCOL BTCEsEfN SHIFTS
AND DRAWERS WI nof e1rirk. y~arf
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enAsxa DOsCOwgTx sTaASDeD

re Left D1&e There.
VICTORIA. n, O., Sept 8-TAs steamer
G<nsaD Louise. whtch srrfve6 today from
nDsaA river esnnsrtss. Reports the steam
q nnstnyA BOscowstg stranded ~ AbAr-
s.assrZ 90 ss.sns nssr cart
- 81 On Friday last Whfjs Ascending
RI 0veS the current carries hsf had
ocon4 sn1 she vent aground. A. the
- veBf out she kselsd 0vsr. Her seams
Mufsed open snd she took water badly.
- I'D syfse eases ~ salmon, - Of witch
~ taken on The remainder viii have
= y sersck@t- The engineer thfnks sns
- - brought 10wn under hAs own
- 0ks WAS bus1t n the -
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-09-23

J. L. Hsgbes. uho has rsjDfn<f his reg
meni ~ Vancouver. Tas latter has en-
listed nsssiy 800 men IN Tacoma ard about
thirty IN Seattle.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-09-23

MEMS AND BOYS NlCWT GOWNS.
Wives and mothers viii be ready % sdrnis ne
tims-savins possible m a store ike shis. shecau
save the worry and work o. making night gowns
AZ home. Today these
snfRrs IT., r.. yi -sSs S'''ar Scots
MEN1 OUTING FLANNEL NIGHT
s ssI fs ' ss.. "a: s.ss fro"' ''a vim JCtS
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-09-23

TIVE SWAWKNlT STOCKINGS
For men are especially worthy II 1osIcs- We
have very comprehensive gathering &C thsrs
with prices ranging from 25c pasr ID.
s1AWKSfT sEAwf. EsS rnTTc~
- .sa H ss ~ = ' 80. 20 5 ss0a" cts
'hf so ksI f ~ S.- vIcuSA AH % cts
sHAwKNTT EXTRA FINE CASHMERE
a al s~ ae sss sry S.r' s.s s s'a 80 cts
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1899-12-07

claim. He is not anxious TO sell 70. be is
conscious that it is worth more. In the
short time that he has worked his rich
strike this fall be has taken out about
100000. He has ore that will run from
$4,000 to $4,000 a ton. There has been
no mystery connected with this rich
strike. for all OF the work OF taking out
the slabs Of gold ore, worth in many
cases 500 each, has been 10 q hole not
more than six feet deep and crowds OF
people from all parts OF the Black Hills
were permitted to stand around and
watch the performance Of digging out a
fortune. There we're times when Mr..
Grant, and his 'h,red man" took out
from $1,000 to 5000 an hour, and some
OF the chunks OF rock we're three-tourths
gold. II this Grantz strike had been
made in any other country outside Of
the Black Hills, there would have beer a
wonderful stampede, such as no mining
country has ever seen before.