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The Portland daily press., 1899-08-23
TO CLEANSE THE sYsTEM

Ehectually yet gently. when costive or
bilious, to permanently overcome habitu-
al constipation, to awaken the Kidneys
and iiyeg 70 Q healthy activity, without
Irritating or Weakening them, 70 dispel
headaches. colds, o. fsysfs. nse Syrup Of
Figs, made BY the California Fig Syrup
Cd.
The Portland daily press., 1899-08-23
MEEKTN RETIRED.
Brooklyn Drove Boston,s Late Pur-
chose Out of the Box.

Boston. August 22.-Brooklyn drove
Meekin out of the box in two innings
tcday and won easily. Willis, who sue
cseded him. was very effective the only
run scored of him being Daly's homer in
the fifth, Score:
Boston. o 0 O O 0 0 2 o %
Brooklyn. 3 1 0 / 0 o o 0-5
Hits, Boston, s; Brooklyn, 70. Errors.
Boston, .; Brooklyn, o. Batteries. Nee.
kin. Willis and Clarke; MoJames and
McGuire.
At Cincinuati-Cincinna Q; Pitts.
burg, l. Second game. Cincinnati. A.;
pittsburg. A.
At Louisville-Louisvilie. is; Cleve-
land, 6.
At New York-Phiisdelphia, 13; New
York, 2.
At Baltimore-Eirst game. Baltimore,
10; Washington, 5. Second game, BaIti-
mors O.; Washington, ..
At st. Louis-St Louis, 8; Chicago, /.
NATIONAL LEAGUE STANDING.
The Portland daily press., 1899-08-23
HARD ON THE DUMMY.

Schwartz, the Middle street, clothier.
had dummy. out In front of his store
last night with coat on to protect him
from the rain and incidentally to adyer-
tiss the clothing sold within. Some per-
son without heart came along, unbut-
toned the coat. stripped it from the poor
dummy's shoulders and. left 1t without
any protection against the downp our. II
the culprit is captured he will doubtless
be prosecuted for cruelty to animals.
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BATTLE WITH YAoUIs.

Potam. Mex, via. Nogales, Ariz.. Au-
gust 22.-On Thursday Gen. Torres gave
the order to advance ON Vicam. Three
0 arp engagements were fought before
the troops succeeded in eEtering the
stronghold. Two Mexican soldiers were
killed and % wounded. Forty Ynquis
were killed and number wounded.
The Indians numbered 700 while the
Generals command was 1000.
The Portland daily press., 1899-08-23
A BAsELEss RuMoR.

Rio Janeiro, August % The Noticis,
in an ctficial article today, CLASSES as
baseless the rumors of a projected alliance
CT the South American republics against
their best customer for coffee, the United
States, and bitterly censuEeH the apecula.
tion which, 1t says,is having depressing
effect upon business.
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THE OLYMPIA sALuTEp.

Vile. France, August 22.-The United
States cruiEer Olympia, which left Leg
horn yesterday, arrived here at GAO
O'Clock this morning. The usual salutes
were exchanged, The Brenoh cruisers,
Admiral Gharner. Davout and Friant,
under command Of Vice-Admiral Bien-
anne, fired salute in honor or Admiral
Dewey.
1t is expected that the Olympia win
remnin here q week
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MEIKLEJoHN Will ACT.

Washington. August 20 Assistant Seq
resary OF War Meiklejohn has returned
from holiday at Newport, X. L., and
VIII act as secretary of war until the re-
turn OF Secretary Root.
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May OARRY suppLIEs.

Washington, August 22.--Postmaster
General Smith has authorised the New
York and Porto Rican Steamship compa-
ny to deviate from the course prescribed
by its postal contract In order that Its
steamers which are 70 carry relief sup
plies gratis, may go direct to San Juan.
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PRESIDENT WILL BE THERE.

Philadelphia, August 22.-Col. John
p. Nicholson, chairman cf the committee
on Invitations of the q. A. H., encamp-
ment. which opens here September H. to-
day received Presldent MeKinley's accep-
tace of the invitation to attend the union.
The Portland daily press., 1899-08-23
DELAYED BIZ qYpHooN.

Washington. August 22.--General Otis
cables from Manila, that the sailing of the
Zealandia and Valencia with Montana
troops and discharged men on board
was delayed by the prevailing typhoon,
tut that they WILL leave today.
The Portland daily press., 1899-08-23
FRENCH REVIVE CLAIM.

Shanghai, August 20 The Chinese Ru-
thorities here say the French revived their
claim to the right of forming settle
ment at Marking based upon the tire ty
of 1853.
The Portland daily press., 1899-08-23

Two-base hits, Millerick, Noblit, Jim
Smith. Home run, Sullivan. Sacrifice
hit, Flemming. Stolen bases, Gilbert,
Shires, Hanna. O'Brien, Milleriok. Bases
on balls, by Drinkwater, g.; by Cannon,
3. Struck out, Cannon, Conroy, q;
Drinkwater. 2. Double plays, Jim Smith,
Spratt and Conroy; O'Brien and Shires /;
Shay and Shires. Umpire, Eagan. Tim e,
1.55. Attendance, 500.
MANCHESTER. 6; TAUNTON, 4.
Taunton, Mass, August 2S.-Manohes-
ter tied the score in ths ninth today, and
then won out in ten-inning game. Cur
ran was at his best and but for poor sup
port in the field, Taunton's score would
have been smaller. The score:
Manchester, 9 0 o o o o o 2 s-e
Taunton, 0 0 o o 0 0 0 o.
Hits, Manchester. IA; Taunton, o. En-
Tors. Manchester, II; Taunton, .. Bat
teries, Curran and Lake; Brady and
CuFtice.
NEW ENGLAND STANDING.
Won Lost veraoe
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NATIONAL LEAGUE STANDING.
BASE BALL NOTES,

The Phenoms seem TO he playing good
ball but are finding trouble with
Finn's pitchers.
Mondays Boston Herald contained a
fine sketch of Tom Flanagan, Portland's
star pitehsr.
The team now has two games with
taunton and then is at home for two
games with the same club.
The Portland daily press., 1899-08-23

lGAIN5 TlCTIM.
Portland Loses Second
Game to Newport.
Home Team Batted Out Four Runs
in Ninth.
Both Teams Played
Good Ball.
Manchester Wins From Taunton
in Tenth Inning.

Newport. R l., August s3.-Portlsnd
fell victim again today to Newport in
well played game. With the score to
OF the end of the eighth. Newport
clinched the victory by batting out four
runs. The score,
The Portland daily press., 1899-08-23
DEWEY FOR pREsIDENT.

st. Paul, MINI, August 90 Tho Glote
will tomorrow morning In It's leader, ad-
vonate the nomination of Admiral Dewey
by the next Democratic convention.
The Portland daily press., 1899-08-23
ANDERSON, ADAMS & Co.,
Fire Insurance Agency
81 Exchange Street

First Glass American and Foreign Companies
HORACE ANDERSON. CHAs. G. ADAMS.
decis THos. j. LITTLE tp eodd
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GROANED AT EsTERHAZY.

London, August 22-Commsnder Count
Ferdinand walsin Estsrhasy was recog.
nized while walking along Oxford streeF,
London, and was soon surrounded by
crowd of people Who hissed aud Rroansd.
EsterbsZy WAS unable so ind refuge in a
cab until the police had dispersed the
people.
Admiral Dewey today received visits
from Vics Admiral Bienaima, MIR. Hen :
~ Vignaud, the United States CHARGE
d'affaires at Paris, and the United States
vies consul at Nice. Admiral Dewey Is
aprarentlyssin excellent health. He will
stay at Nice for week ana will take
part in as few functions as possible.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1899-07-05

A fire last Wednesday night con
tined great part of Il. A. Hill Il
Sons lumber yard at Halletsville.
The loss was estimated at $4,000;
insurance $4,000, The hreboys did
gallant work and saved IL great deal
Of the property.
Mr.. Oswald Buescher and Miss
Tillie Mueller were married last
week vt Moulton. Mr.. Buescher il
u prominent young business man
of mou lton, and Miss Mueller is the
daughter of Mr.. A. q. Mueller. The
GAZETTE wishes the young couple
much happiness and prosperity.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1899-07-05

DeVoe's weather forecasts for
June hit the nail on the head. He
predicted that tho month would
close with violent storms, heavy
rains and tornadoes. He predicts
more storms and rains from the 18th
to the 10th of July. 1--WE shall see
what we shall, see." rtl
Mr.. Leon Kendall of Big Hill re-
ceived-an agreeable call last week
from several Of his old army associ
ates, whom he had not seen in a
great many years. They were in the
same company. and were messmates
of Mr.. Kendall during the trying
times of 1861 So. They were Antony
Lam bert of San Saba county, Capt
Duren, Chas. Pow and Jim Avant
of Gonzales county. During their
stay they visited Judge J, NJ. Bell
of Nickel, another old army associ-
ate. They also visited the family
of Mr.. l.. NJ. Kokernot. They were
all delighted to see each other, and
talked over old times, The times
that tried mems souls"
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1899-07-05

Judge NJ. Richter went to San
Antonio Monday on business, ~
Nick Brod was in town Monday
and reported two horses drowned
by the flood.
G.. II. Flato, ST., is in the Ter
ritory looking after his cattle in
terests,
The Sinner tireboys went to Hal
fet,ville yesterday, and expect TO
bring the frat prize back with them
10000 bales of cotton were de-
stroyed by fire in New York last
week. The money loss wac 100000
Yesterday was great and glorious
Fourth Of July; Il day that every
mtriotic American should celebrate.
In Sinner the post office and bank
we're closed and the stars and
stripes tioated III the breeze.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Green left
ast Thursday for Hot Springs, Ark.
tnsas, but were compelled to turn
back IN account of washouts on tho
various roads. They returned t,
Sinner last Sunday.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1899-07-05
For SALE.
G. B. Welhausen

TUX oALEs
The following property must bt
cl sed out by August /.
2 pairs good mules.
5 horses.
3-inch Studebaker wagons.
2 blNckland plows.
2 cultivators.
middle buster.
2 sweep stocks.
/ iron harrow.
cJtton and corn planter.
/ hack.
/ buggy.
2 sets buggy harness.
, sets wagon harness.
3 sets pillow harness,
y. f. RUHMANN.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1899-07-05

Llano News: Don't judge a man
by appearances. The man wearing
IL shabby suit may be q brilliant
newspaper editor, while the man
with claw-hammer coat, plug hat.
patent leatherpumpsland polka dot
socks may be u delinquent sub
scriber.
With the growth Of the state
there is growth OF sentiment to-
ward paying the printer, II is
estimated that two-thirds of the
subscribers to a weekly paper now
pay for it. Twenty years ago only
one.third paid. AS for the dailies
we'll. as a rule they get their pay
in advance. &C llyeston News.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1899-07-05
Wind and RalnstOrn.

A terrible rain and windstorm
ragged here from Tuesday noon un-
til daybreak Wednesday. The wind
started in the northeast and veered
round to the northwest and blew
with hurrican force till II p. m.
when it changed TO west-southwest,
and blew with undated fury all
night, accompanied by heavy rain.
About 7 inches of rain fell and
creeks and tanks are full. The
wind did much damage to corn
and sorghum which is badly lodged.
Fruit trees are also damaged, nearly
the entire pear and peach crop be-
ing stripped Cotton has been
damaged to alarge extent by the
ram, some fields being badly washed.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1899-07-05
LOCAL NEWS.

NUlboi Stc'l t'Chl l"i r"'S CIV ~
II. Flato's.
Senator A. B. Kerr %as in the city
a few hours last Sunday.
Jelly Glasses with covers, at
C@rncs' Cash Store.
Mr.. Wm. Dickson was in town
last Friday on business,
The latest in straw, canvass, silk
and duck hats, at CHI. Flato's.
Miss Annie koch made u trip to
Youknm last Friday.
Try those Whippoorwill Peas.
they are line for table useat Carnes
Cash Store.
VIM, Wcndtland paid a visit to
Shelby, Austin county last week.
Mason's Fruit Jars, quarts and
halt gallons, just received at Chas.
Muecke's. t'''' -
The smiling countenance OF MI.
NNill Koch is again seen on our
streets. .'s'''
a nice line Of Baby Carriages,
lust received at Il. &. Ruhmann's.
Call'and see them:aRs
Cbas. Strauss started for Detroit
Michigan, last S ,nday 10 be absent
several weeks. III
TRY some of that extra fine AS
paragus in cans, ut Carnes' Cash
Store. .e
Misses Martha and Lizzie Yeagar
and Miss Iretta Flato went up to
Fltonia last Sunday.
Just received, a niceline offspring
and summer dress goods, lawns
percales, &C., G. II. Flato's. ~
Judge II. k. Jones of Dilworth
was i'll Sinner last Thursday on
business.
Just received, complet, line Of
Hamilton Brown Shoe Company's
shoes, mt Wolters' Bros.
Louie Troutwein and family went
20 Myersyille' lastweekto visit his
fathers family.
just received, u nice line o
spring and summer clothing, n
prices to suit the times. at Q. IL
Fiato's. nea
Mr.. r. I. Jaeggli, the enterprisinl
marble yard man of BRENNAN
was in the city a few days last week
For the best cent cigar in towr
and i.ice fancy candies, 20 to III. u
Leonard, Successor to A. w. Hin
richs, Moulton, Texas, Sg
Mrs. Chas. Richter of San Angelo
is in the city visiting the family o
her father,in-law, Judge NJ. Richter
superior" Axle Grease for CARR
ages and hughes, cheaper than oil
better than oil, only 10 cents a
Carnes' Cash Store,
f. J. Wangcmonn and Theo
Schuman, returned from month
visit to Marlin last week They
both look much improved in health
Mr.. N. ]. HAMILTON, the GAZETTE
fareman, has been quite slek fol
several days. and the paper IS in
debted for it's makeup this weei
to Otto Richter, with the assistance
Of Earl Fry,
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1899-07-05
CITY DIRECTORY.

Mayor -. Robt. l.. Eschcnburg,
Treasurer ...... Louis Wagner.
Secretary ...... =. Ed. j. MAR,
ALDERMEN.
Louis Wagner, Ed f. VOTERS
Chas. Muecke, Ed. ]. Merrem,
- c. B, Welhausen.
The City Council meets on the
first Monday in every month.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1899-07-05
WANTED.

An active intelligent young man
to take orders for Il new book just
issued. The twentieth Century
Speaker finely illustrated and NJ
to date, a sure seller. For further
information call at, or address The
GAZETTE office.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1899-07-05
NEW TIME TABLE.
in Effect Thursday x May 40, 1898

LocKMART BRANCH.
Train No. 40 arrives from Lock
hart at 1890 ~ IN.
Train No. 4G arrives from Yoa
kun at 1915 p. M.
WACO BRANCH.
Train No. III arrives from Waco
at 1887 p. IN.
Train No. AZ arrives from foa
kun at 2:2l p. nj.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1899-07-05

A Baptist ministers little son
who had become deeply imbued
with the idea ofimmersion and who
had evidently conceived from asso-
ciation with children raised in
another faith that it was in some
sense a saving ordinnncs,went home
recently, after seeing his father
bnptize several persons. filled II tub
with water, and siezing kitten
seused it under, saying as he drew
it out, nov youare saved" He
Immediately immersed another and
said, now you aresaved." But when
he took hold of the old cat, which
did not believe in immersion, she
fought the little minister and
scratched him. AS he threw hei
away from him he said: Go tC
hell, then, and be Il Me hodist."-
Exchange. =
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1899-07-05


ram, some fields being badly washed.
Its perhalA Knot generally known
that about Rnty-five acres OF
broom corr F. harvested with
in the next Mth. Mr.. Engleking
informs us that broom-corn
raised here this year is very sup
erior article and will Lring good
price. Messrs. G. l.. Bocthel and
a. IIennake have put up mills with
which they can separate the seed
and the stalk and press the stalk
There is no doubt but that this
industry will become an important
one hcrelwithin u very short time,
Next year several hundred acres
will be planted. H. Herald.
The examining trial of Tom
Shandera, who was charged with
receiving stolen property, was held
in Justice Townaend's court Mon
dly. Leonard & Bagby represented
the defendant and County Attorney
Blakeslee represented the state
The bond was fixed at $500, which
was readily given.-H. Herald.
Mr.. &! II. Ran OF Copperas Cove
Coryell Co. Tex. was here this week
visiting his, cousin MIR. Vim. Mar
burger. Mr.. Rau is prospecting
with u view of locating.
The Sinner team who will cntc
the contest in the iremen's rae,
at Halletsville will consists Of MAJ
Wolters, John Dlohm, Julius Nit
tanck and Il. Seydler.
There has been no rain in Shines
for two days, and the streets anC
mud holes are beginning to dry.
Mr.. Oscar Flato made a sho.
stay in our city last week.
-. ~----i----
Town killers are classified int
eight separate branches, as follows
First, those who 60 out of town t.
10 their shopping second, thos'
who ARE opposed to improvements
third. those who prefer II quiet towr
10 one OF push and business; fourth
those who imagine they own tn,
town fifth those who deride pub
lie spirited men \ sixth, those VIII,
oppose every movement that does
not originate with them < seventh
hose who oppose every movemen
that does not appear 70 benef
hem eight, those who. seek Il
lnjure the credit or reputation o
MISUNDERSTANDING.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1899-07-05
TAKE NOTICE /

Having purchased the Drug Store
of 9. Amslcr, all accounts due him
are payable to me or myorder,
Q. II. FLAro.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1899-07-05

The rains have descended, the
creeksaare swollen, and the voice of
the bull frog is heard in the land.
Mrs. L. w. Fl,ao returned to
Flatonio last Friday after plea
SAINT visit to her son, Mr.. C. H. Fla
to.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1899-07-05
For Rent.

One good three-room house with
two galleries; good we'll Of water,
for IS IA month in advance.
E. f. Ruhmann.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-01-28

spectfuIiy and earnestly request and urge
the congress OF he United states 20 MAKE
suitable provision for submitting q coa-
sr!tutional amendment 10 tae eonstisu.ioh
of the United States providing for the siec
ton Of United States senators oy me ulfeSs
vote OF the people. and De i turlheF
Resolved That the president OF the
United States. the president OF the ssfiate
and the speaker OF the house 0. rst'sees ma
tsyes be each sent one official copy OF these
resolutions; and be IL further
Resolved, That one copy or these FeSo-
ialions be sent to each OF oof SENATOR am
representatives in congress. and each OK
them ID hereby requested 10 use his iniiu.
erce 10 secure the object herein set forth.
Cailverts concurrent resolution. intro
duced In the house on the nrst day OF ths
session congratuiating President Ach4n-
ley on the conduct OF the war vita spain.
and the successful negotiations OF peace
was passed BY the house SIT the afternoon
session The resolution was printed IN fui
in the Post-inteliigencer at the time 1t
was introduced.
Mcdonald seized the opportunity 20
make set speech attacking the admin
istration. He spoke fer over ave min
utes his remarks being in some respects
an echo OF what Congressman Lewis went
about the state saying during the lass
campaign. Mcdonald attacked the adj
ministraeton. the peace treaty, the war
department and then voted against the
resolution. Others who voted against IL
tDem-l and Bison tPop.) There were
sixty-fiye votes recorded for the resoiu-
ton. Pendergast. Silver Republican. Of
The house concurred in the amendment
to PenderEast's bill. sppropriating money
for the relief OF Capt. p. G. Maltbie. The
amendment consists in the Incorporation
OK Wickersham's bin appropriating $50
for the relief or Capt Ross Of Tacoma
The two bills. now one. will go To the
governor Tor approval.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-01-28
RAISED A uIfs HOWL.
Water Company Raises Rates and
Cttfseaa P~sIfiea Ax~snst IL.

sge-rsai Dtspafca 30 the F'osg-tntsIfsgeneer
cHEHALI2, Jan e5.~The C,hebsils Wa
fer Company has given notice 30 itS Gus
toners IN this city tsat On February I a
raise tn the existing sCs3S - prices for Ssr-
gse. will he effective For family asa the
rate ~5H be rass33 fran ST. per month 10
SIS. Other rates are advanced afsslaf IN
proportion. There has rot besr a saufgrser
when the Serytrs was ever what even the
comps ny. % -sy nothing 81 the consumers
WISHED fnr the ga 81 eFeBrnes sn7it for ss<e
uFaca Of the tire. THIS fact has given The
citizens az fae soun ansplA excuse - gnste
20 q protest tssat vii cause the company
considerable eIhaFra ssru&nt before II "a
finally through raising IS rates. A petition
"a the council yesterday, wasrh Rad the
lacking Of TIE substantial element OF tAe
city. was very ngu1gr5mssy signed ard VII
he prex Gated 70 The enuncEs al its uexr
faertfGs, Iae Tssfttiou Uses seine Pretty
strong sanF sass as "a The Qualify q DO
water that has been furnished ia the past
ard the petitsS0e-x insist that II a ra.%s
In rates must re made the counrn
cerapel the y alter company 20 TIVE tsr 20 Ers
FranrhiF~ and furnish pare. fresh water
81 forfeit rs frarrss ~
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-01-28

at Trenton for the Miners Copper Conn
pany. with a capital of sa0.o00n. There
is now locked up in a safe deposit vault
in Boston eighteen certificates, standing
sent the control Of abootS ten OF the inn
portant copper mines OF the country. One
of these Is II. H. Rogers, who represents
thu Rockefel!ers in many OF their under
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-01-28
CAUCUS VOTE CONFIRMED.
BALLOT IN THE JOISr SESSION
SHOWS NO OTHER CHANGES.
I'VE Ballots HAD. 18th AIikss and
AA1ournneGt Had-DeAls Votes
for Lewis Inadvertently, but
Changes to Wilson, Before Noted.

Special Dsspatch to the Post-Inteiligen cer.
OLYMPIA. Jan E.-The excitement at-
tendant upon the hrst caucus which re-
cuced the vote for Senator Wilson In
stead OF adding to 1t a. his force o< Fed
erM brigadferx had been claiming for
days. caused big crow! TO gather at noon
when the regular Joint SESSION was held
IN the hoszse today. Two ballots were
taken. both being the same as at the
cs-ucas last night but making these
changes from the joint taiiot Of yester-
day. Minar6 Of Chehaiis. from Wilson TO
Foster: Sehoseia OF Chehaiss from VIII
son 20 Ankeny- Beals uninfentionaiiy
voted for James Hamilton Lewis (Dem)
and created = laugh when he arose to
change his vote from Lewis to Wilson
tIsep1 The abseatees were Boyce, Mansz
Olson and Runner. all Popaiistx.
The eighteenth and nineteenth Joint bal
lots, being identical, were as follows.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-01-28

special Dispatch 70 the Post Iat eiiix~n@ew
OILY MsfA. Jan. ss-~Tae soElpufa. neur
day. "
h II ga by sisns~.ansending the ashiag
laws relating 10 the tssania4a river
III. n saA by caiiv~rt-Aptra--rta
Ias TO pay the travelling expenses az tlss
fsh commissioner
n. a. 2*l by Bedford Making II s,,,ls,Sr.
saS tc iaseffsrs, remove or uillfas1y ina
II, H. "a. ny Guaaersan-~Arn~ nsiins che
n&htnE laws.
II. II AZ hs Bedford Rer4i,tisr ,he nm
atty snd Interest on taxes prior To and
incladtaE fg..
n H. sss. by wlcker~n.n auteer4v,r-
cities to furnish electric power. etc
II. II 40 nv tsunarrSon- Compelling the
payment Of wages in lawful money
senate.
5. n Id ay Coae-Te Agprcprlasa srx
e@ for shs raa4lc printer
:. n les. by Higa -tsa erGlaS sastrsse-
tion sf jurors nv the tatTes ~ rhs ss-
persoT courts ~ ySaSninstafa. rs rysskfy,s,
tne REFUSAL to give sutsa4itsst lnStrssets.sgss
a record by proper sntsriinsation % GAe
court
= h -. by Nexle~-a~o amend an at
relating 81 tire maintenance. repairs and
renewa al ~ sidewalks ssa c!ties 81 1sw frst
seF@fi ara laird ctAasss. ard making any
eaaFse feF tae same 4 hea gtos sasatfang
property
watHr a. tire home fos defective yeutA
and &ppropssAtseg s7@2
= 4. lea ~ E&sgS-~sse Relating a. Tore Ea
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