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The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1899-04-27

1, has Neeu rcsuaeksd ,Aa, rress3rn,
Hammond has i, w,tsln his poNer 10 -,
fair tram rare, tor Wa,S, over ,se No,-
,Ne,a raosao Apd ,ss southern rsv'a,
to Ass7s. ASA yr, m,&,> eo move n
,hst arc,taa. l,e pR cA>cy s, a
WHEAT e,Ovy "a roe ac.d and >sR o0m
As,ora al ,se wbca, ,spred by ,AosS
buss Hc ceala So a Sr,a, e.s,a,ss ie
;Ais way a, 0ucs. YW be shows oo
disposition to aVaa himself ~ .Ne o.
PNrtuniy, Be Is NmpS NaElas Wait
lax sor What. IS TIE natural saer, ",
advises wsl,lnS po,t,, He SAYS RS
KNOWS EVERYTHING Is AIl.
RIGHT. Hvbsea,ly, ,sss Ne Is wsidsS
Tor AlL. ssAcr ,raa~coauHcn,sl lines h,
make Astoria Common poin, WITH al
ether lNaClae cNas, terminals 7, snsy ~
re,ied aa tAst t>rc>slcn, Hammor3 is
rsSa, ~ 10 asse Ss3 msSss ~ mistakes
IN tAls NcaReySsaa IL Is es,eWNy,sy that
a s,NS3 maay - "llm~ &Ggl's mtu arr
seen AoVrtsne a~Asaa Astoria ~waery
the CANVASS Is shece vM ;he eaeles b.
gathcvsA' PN,r ol3 a Il. & y. CN,uraay,
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1899-04-27

In s',hos'N pt'souS an o6end,5 iS some.
Ouiv~ >rrtvvCyd to cayvy cauuou halls trpn
oac piacy ,v s~oJrrr and pitc tSrm ~ sll
aay hssg ChS, Is n Perhaps Il 6QcS MT
SScr vvty SyJuc1, bat Il SsNm WAR h,>
lite Out Il lS practically dcA,h >guJrrcc
sNd De knows u he Would tSihct X shot
MaUN a SlcS nan tcelS the same WaN .Aout
the Surion ~ disease that hc j. mggius
back ssd tosth frosu dSy 10 asy he would
a. s>Nan Se down With a mortal di~eaSe. Il
vii oouie 10 ieag S,soasr ~ lSlet
\ msas life can be dragged cat Nv
dyspepsia aud l,vvT complaint The rG.
psT,crce OF Mr T CSlwvu ~ Fan
Creek nSp0s. PirSyNaaia Co, Va shows
soS Ia, PSercv'> G.oldca Medical lR>rov.
cry saves people stOu ecasnmplion hy
w1klsg Up their RutyiiiVv organism and
giving Il power ~ supply pare, heAlthy
SScd wASch drsvvs cut Mood poSsaus and
dead ,issces and Spi'ds up sourG. whole.
aauae fssa Esd muscle
isee ny ss,y ~rSseS Nj car1weil IN
tesirr - ~. f1ercS ~ write yca ~ the taSsIng
eceeass derived sroa tAe uSe cg ~ pscsSrS
tsooasn NcaSA, psSOsVrN aud htt,c FWiacss
Sevva war Sco ! c.sntvRStrd q scVcTx S,,ad
uheca asillr,a The skin ~ enc % the hrS. Y,s,.
s,SnauS IN NV Ssats n ran ~ ami I consiuu-
siC StVS wurSe ung1 cvacluied - write b
tAe WuTl3-s DssNsuSary Nclical ASssNystasH
IeS ansvvr ~ usy ingu;rN s,iViScd rsc sc uSc
,ssAsen Nc-ncsl nsSSuvvyy Ssd Pryist> ~
tad'ss>;roa ana 'yvvf cosarlaiu, ~ thu avix
ts0 so-thN LAS paSSy,t. tp two oy ;hrcv as,,
tHrf ha8 o,1tucnCca t,v ~ 81. yaay usrlli-
cne ~ oaGeN had cwiirv'y Stopped Ta, 4Jcvs
t'cV wsS eytrer n,N l-W ~Nigt,s lfsVva auaN anl
! sss 800 s,c sua ,tCcg }u nv uAose h,s.aN
ISu r-srvlouS plScoyvyy makes
nervv t'rcr sao rECcvG poSes Il - tAs
octy' slta oilv vwr.sgya> Il doSs u,;
aaSSr ashty ;si Il dSy> aS ;uesvase The
WvEa; q co,F sax peoFic.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1899-04-27

Sasss tst s-ass * Vs. :g.-1gs sas ths
siAss .: yaa- Ae~-A a. wsl Irzg.a-t
sssat 7rtkas sse't sF,.l..s. .r ass srs
sSstaU coH7lfT.sz- 5s.-li.,s ans sl1 e---7-
uons i yoz axe .es-.sR ssab ana v-e~z
o1, ara % ua, have hCsg ly appear
sncs yea sAsElS ~ GsAe- 81 ,a5 Ea1Ir
Il cares s., asaoz ll-s4ts st-t ,haar
sSrsa f's-llAs &aG sr-,-...l aalasrs faE
1asg IS tA4s 80 So s-fN. ,r o
E'os Ss&ysEsee E .l E,4es-
Cagz E-us 10
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1899-04-27

same ~ the results ~ urg.eyte1 dys-
pep,ic condigtoas ~ ;he stomach are
cADce-, consumption. hear; disease aad
epilepsy. Koaol DYSPEPSIA Cure pre-
vents all this ~ cscct.ng quick cure
In al cases ~ dyspepsia. ChAr'es Rcyrr>~
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1899-04-27
Q a - II S II X -.
Ass,a NJ snf SG ssa tE9g Bum
Ssss4s Z" LII
d G<<zGT ZsyE1S[

TAs safecadn 60 .ravss in crowds rsn-
~. y s.oaEs lsas As tsss raeszs 60 -
saal, .1 r-'vass vars T,srat7;ialy atssszs
yag saEer s0ona etudeTnoss ~ fs--
Eess aa tat right sske pains unss-
>haalae- ala5s- c,anssssa sisa. u 13eZsnesS
s,ck Neaascae. ard tee 2al- aesVy au5
s'etag. ya1r sqsr Is corTa& ana co,-
eessea new@gs rssle BarE Ssfrs
e.a cz-e wa arS1psg. pieassE1ly anl
resnisnsTt1y eg removing sae cozgesysar
ana osusaae Sse BIC &uccs - agea sas
v aatu-z-,g. ghey asv goo6 ss5ls
chs-leS H5rrnS
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1899-04-27

S,a;s 81: Cs.o -.g 80 esa g-eaas
Coanu 50
F-sa& :. Cac1 - raasss oA;A iast e !,
.ar sea1os F.Ar.at- &: .ss a-n a. ?
Cse-ty 4 Go, &o.as sassacss ~ re -stc
q Tascsa ca@ayy 4as stA;e Aforesaid
All iha; sz & a-z 49, gzy tat sa- q.
ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS 10. .ssa
sHG tVryy ezss a. c4.a-r1s tAas esz.s:
Be- csvrt BY ;at ast O. Eaaa nassrrs
Cg-s FRANK : CHENEY
Svara 60 assa7s ze and sgascr.s,e5 sr
uy 7rtstaos iA.s So car o. De.szAr-
4 p. ySd A ". a..EASlN
seal Nr-f-v Fasg-
RAUs Ca..asl Care ls .aKza -z.s-zaey
1at ssts 67et,,g or ;As b aaz a-.s -s-
eas s--et-s 6. gse sysf-. s.-s ss-
tcSta T-arsss FREE
p J. CHENkG & Ca- esa. C.
Stfl sg Lr-cf.s.s. = co1-s
ts 4- f-s $50 ..
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1899-04-27

A sas esNn Nacs. cure tAca,. Ne as
a-ar- -g'ee s2-r.5.c operations tass siz1-
oN reaevs she ress,ts % the dlsease
er,aNgs i>savS.ng sae disease ssstit
N.a-e y4s esa34cacc ln TeW5g's w1tca
,lsz SAnc 3. Ass aever taie5 70 care
s.-s-s ota aos tSl 80 cays wa
'eaH,> EoCe-S~
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1899-04-27

S.eE se&tAcss ASso,-;gss aza psrz.A-
asrs,y clrc5 sy 1s.ze &.S Ia. 4 Siets-
a-t ht-S arEG Cares .'1-s,i-4-isz &ad
In1icrs, 81 -a&kes yeg cat. set9. uo-k
Aa1 aAaPy SA-s:zcisoz gsA-&a,es4 81
aouey ye.4-Se& 3 and B cats Foy
SAT- ~ Es.es-yNc-r ps-us -
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1899-04-27

Th,ry aplarnyN seems 10 be no soy
on earth equal % the comparison "
ailments x eyes and ears are 10 Ns be-
uevcj when .wo ~ more lnvauds are 90.
gc;her
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1899-04-27

q makes no d'uerea,s now bad ,be
NOund Is 4 IVA use DcWi,rs Witch
Hazcl SaNe; /, will quickly heal and
lcaVr nv scar Charles ROEsrS
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1899-04-27
An UAFAlLINU SIGN THAT
NATURE IS ApPEALING ?s ?s.''

run HILII "a warning that can not safely be ignored
To neglect 10 purity the blood st this
time more than the annoyance Of painful bols and
unsghtly pimpleS II these impurities Are allowed to
remain, he system succabs to any ordinary illness and Is
unable 10 withstand the many ailments which 80
prevalent during spring and summer,
Mrs L. Gentle, s00t Second Avenue, Seattle Wash
says; ~ afflicted for long time with pmpleS which
were very annoying they disured my face tartuly
After using many other remedies in vain promptly
and thoroughly cleAnsed my hocd and rejoice In
pod complexion which never had before"
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1899-04-27

Aekers EnEilsh renedy vi step
cough Al any uEs, ARd Wil cure Tire
worst cold Ia 'We,ve hours o. money re-
sunSe1. 3 ceats and 50 cents Fo' sale
ey ES;es-Ccns Drug Co
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1899-04-27

Iiy a.ou.ac tss ac.an-'A..ars ~ .rs
N1pt.s sa --oA.n tee t--4-t syste-a .s
passozc1 psWu's I4t,e EArly = sers
otgaA,r ,a~ hswtS Try ;af- ara $3.50
~. a.Vays 4se lAsz cs&S Kogs-s
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1899-04-27

pueumtr&. "a sr.Tos. e7ages co.1s.
.rsu9 ans UHa7qag rslsh -falJy ytsl
.o oa, Maut Clasa Ca-t Use ,ss
r,u,,iy i- rzs aad save a 3,-tsrs o.}
-.~ tAa urae-tSkt--s rHa-ss Roef-S
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1899-04-27

Take Laxative Rro1o Cu.aias TaAlstA
Al -aucg,sts rsfgaG TIE money q II tAni
% cu-e. g cysts n. reuuinc has /. r
g % each ta6st
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1899-04-27

Aoeev's nysPeSxA T&ass,s Az Sosa ez
rcS.;vt eus-aatee S'@~vs saa-F "a a.
rS.s.ae ~ sao5. distress sssr essiac, aay
soyz q: tysqsaS4A oae ayt9e yAs.ss rsves
tszne5sasr re2e1 2 &zd s. ctas& Fer
sac ~ EssoS-c1zz D-se o.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1899-04-27

70 .Fn1>r--a0s ssSsci ss msla syn
as.s} .5 sv.,y csse - JAc p&tsrats crt,
htE >r.-a tsey woalJ Ae Wo-1 oG,
os- .ss-a.y va 4 fru u1AaiAS
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1899-04-27

aoalar is pretty sarc og ;ht 4Gce-
.fc So, a 1-an--ay es a pretty gSNd iHs TIA.
,tt- ~ ,-g sst dcc>rs hesitate 20 ;eC
Ner Is. rs,; 3Nsen umes a daN BOA
zras. be- .S
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1899-04-27

r-es> se aAce SAWED ne grsaiczz s..
-,s tss.as ut 5,scavsr taa. -.te * c-
Al IS uc-rg = a&a6-,o-uaoalh so-. -
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1899-04-27

Misfortune b So uacs ssc rtsular ,A.us
l0 >cmr Gvr> ;hst S'ol torun, ls rc-
sJoiej WNh >uSp,cteu
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1899-04-27

Sometime - mach attention is Ha3
30 nv gvoV p sH tht ch0rca ;hat 'ht
Sr,Nth % h, Csr.stian = pegivctri
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1899-04-27

= IN E-s6ge e5Gor aaS ProFve,or =
.ss pe~a-rss laacsstcr. \, H., s&ys; =
oaats ras - VsjASss Oae Miaass Cszss
ta-e t'- -1y hsy WAsa JroaAle6 V-sA
-oasa a- rae5 8, . tst Sost veuasiy sar
t7oag rve- ases CARrses RacS~s
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1899-04-27

3. d, as. -S.-t 90 >ae-.f-- ,,g- 9-.--.
f.,, so save Naer, :Hr-ss
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1899-04-27
WHITE COLLAR LINE

COLUMBIA River ana Puget sound NaVi'
cation Company,
Telsphone leaves Astoria daily. sHceV
"YISsSs YssSss sshortIAnd dsny sIesp, auAdsa
AZ a. IN,
white Collar line tickets interchanFsAeh
ON Talaphons, 4. J. Potter and y
fhompaon Tor Astoria and all way Roinl
FlAvet, llwpoo. bsAvisw. Lonr beaon' an"
"S"'"''~ A. J. TAYLOR,
n N acoIT Astoria AEeat
pre.ident Tslsnhone No, u
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1899-04-27

Esae sa,u3 sg elss zsa IS lEt c5as
gass b ass SaiA eoas ysass saS rsoa
A3rn
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1899-04-27

i,yTsar.,y Is .at go .. ,.r.at a>e5 -
.-e sH,r-1sl-. aE v.as
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1899-04-27

A na7eaa ssoWs rars zaoval eaaraes
uas e5ae,Jly ADMITS shSf ~ ~ ~
>sa-r> ,a- ~ s,,lyss li Is .rly Eaa;.s-
az rea->sy AFTER al
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1899-04-27

Attention Witb,u, intention Is what
makes 50 many sirls think they are So
}ng 40 De- engagyd whom they are NOT
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1899-04-27
s. s. 8. FOR THE BLOOD

is the best blood remedy because Is purely vegetable
only that absolutely free fom potash and
promptly pu6 the blood and thoroughly eeanss the system builds
general health and strength II Srofua Eczema Cancer Reuma
letter B Sores by going direct to the cause OF the trouble and
Books irss 70 aay address by swift Specific Atlanta Ga
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1899-04-27

Advertising ratvs car Ne aau on appll,
cation 10 the business manager
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1899-04-27
THE UAlLl ASrOIAN THURSDAY MORNING. APRIL 81, 1879
Boi|s and PiI1lp|es
Give Warning.
MhNn NAture h oYertAxed, a

When Nature is overtaxed, she has
her own way II giving notice that assist
ance Is needed. She does not ask for
until II Is impossible to get along without
Boils and pimples are an indication that
ystem is accumulating impurities which
they are an urgent appeal For assistance
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1899-04-27

Ths As,onan eueNn,ces 20 tts adveP-
lipcrs the laves, circulation os any
newspaper published on the Columbia
river
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1899-04-27

r r, Chattanooga Tenn, writes;
Several bci and carburceS hroke cut upon causing
great pain and annoyance " blood seemed 10 be in
a riotous condition and nothing took seemed to 40
any good, Six bottles Of s $, S cured completely
and my blood has been perfectly pure ever since"
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1899-04-27

IN communications INTENDED rOr puOh'
cAnon should BE- directed to the editor,
Business communications o. all klnds
and remlttancee must be addressed 70
''1he AstorlaA,"
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1899-04-27
TIDE TABLE--April, 1899,

mea wArEN iow wArGR
lArE A. ~ y ES,
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1899-04-27

sEMt. WEEKLY,
Sent hy mail, per year IN ADVANCE" o. ~
Postage free 90 subscribers,
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-09-05
DlRIGO NORTunOUSD AcAux
Fair Passenger List and All the
Freight she COuIA Garry.

Steamer pirigo ssliea for Lynn canal
lass night with about forty passengers and
every pound Of freight she could carry,
probably 100 tons James " Wood Yukon
manager OF the Trading and Exploring
Company l!mited). was a passenger He
IL taking in about DO tons Of general msr-
chsndiss- supplies for the concerns Daw-
son stores.
r. Boose. proprietor Of TN. Yukon
hotel. - returning to Dawson, acccmpa-
MED by Mrs Eoogs and their daughter.
Miss Josephine Booge Mr.. Booee. after
continuous residence OF forty years in
Iowa. declares hA preference for the klon-
dixie as place OF residence, Perhaps tire
fact that he cleared ts0.o,o in a single year
running his hotel may have some. hing TO
do with his exalted opinion OF the COUNTRY
Years ago Mr. Boos~ vas 4 partner In tho
packing business with ror.us n wear~
% Chicago. lie avs he made ara LAT A
fortune and ~ nov accommodating smother
Included IN he D.rseo's cargo are eighty
head OF livestock. principally hAevcs con-
signed 10 Lynn canal butchers. and more
or less mining machinery. she carried ths
following nra class passengers from g..
attic.
Mr. and Mrs J. w Moore Mo ~.
Wsri Mrs. q. W. Laoris, II. Hines. !.
". Pierce. T. :. cossweli. p visilo. ~
" Petersen ana Wiz. J A Rocker : r.
Resg~. Mrs, Racee Ms Dooss, Mrs Tirr-
A1. ". c. Hor,sman. I. T Mitchell y
r. Price. II Hines. Mrs " Z. Moore.
Mrs. p A. Brown Lewis Moore G. II
MsCoa-i. Harry King. Mr. J. n. Wool;
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mace will be engaged In making a high
grade OF copper by next New Years

mace will be engaged In making a high
grade OF copper by next New Years
day.
Material for the completion OF the
whole works has already been ordered.
Machinery OF the most improved order
has been ordered for almost one-haif OF
the plant and the remainder will be-
placed just Ms soon as the construction
work Ia far enough advanced to need II.
Yestcrday's work was started In the old
steel company's building. which will he
used for the first blast furnace. Tho
building. which has never been used will
have TO be remodeied In many ways In
conform 10 the plans Of the snelter, but
when completed will be substantial one.
All day long q force OF men WAS en-
ployed getting dwellings for machinery.
In this way several gangs are being kept
~ work NJ one time on different lines Of
construction. all with A view Of having
the plant partly in operation at the time
designated. A portion OF the machinery
will arrive In few days and will be
placed In position while tho construction
OF the building II going on.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-09-05
AFTER TRACKAGE PRIVILEGES.
Guerra and PeaScs want Co uso ths
G. 4 r. y. Tracks.

II IL said that the negotiations of tho
Northern PacIEs and Seattle q San Fran
cisco Railway 4 Navigation Company for
trackage privileges over the line OF the Co
lulnhia Puget Sound into Seattle nave
been resumed after several weeks de'sy.
al that deal n about concluded Tor max
ing such an arrangement Nothing dennhe
abou, the proposition could be secured, nut
A conference was however. held Yesterday
afternoon ny Presi lent J. u Farrcil OF the
Pacific Coast CONF any, owning the Column
hsa Puget Souni. W. r. Guertn. presl-
den: ~ the Seattle 4 San Francisco. ana
W O. pearce. assistant general supTrln-
,~nden. OF the Ne-tssrr Pacific Mr.. Pearre
came over from Tacoma In the morning
In h's private car. and remained here un;t
last night.
rh. three men we're closely closeted from
early afternoon until evening and though
none OF them would tell the object Of the
meeting 10 /. surml~ei that II had refer
~nc~ % this subject especially AZ u 10
known that several meetings ~ such ns-
.tre were he'd few nsoufhs sgc and the
conclusion Of which was postponed until
the three men could Get together again.
The prcgrsas Of work on the Palmer cut
81 % ire Northern Psc.Hc which will
rroaahiy be finished 70 the 'irs passing
through Kent late In the year makes II
necessary 10 devise a definite nlap FOR cr-
tesins the city with trains from 'hs feary
coal re,s. THE Cc'umb.s q Puget Sound
has the tracks and facilities for hantl .ns
thss business Ar. u satisfactory arrange
rrsn.s can he made II VIII 80 swav with ~.
necessity % securing expensive rixh's-of.
way and constructing rev line.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-09-05
EAGLE CITY NO GOOD.
Tsoable at Cape Nome - Seen ~
Woman.

Mrs. J. Darrell. who arrived on the Iau-
r~da after spending nine months At Eagle
City. n stopping for . few days In the
city She tells a different story about
Eagle City II have several claims there
scattered all over tho district" shs snif
In an interview. but they are not worth
anything don't wan; 10 see any poor
people 30 into that place. Eork can't
be got al any price A great majority -
tho claims about Eagle are absolutely
worthless. There 10 some little gold on
American creek. but n can't b. worked
on account Of the holes fiiing up with
water During my nine msnths' yesidence
there never saw 81 worth " gold taken
from the mines about Eagle
Mrs. Darrell was also at Cape Nome.
and says ~ !. The richest country thu klon-
dixie has yet produced. sns was there
during tire arrest OF as miners by the
soldiers for trespsssing. Sac s'atss that
the Cape Nome Development Company wAs
responsible for the arrests. The men were
all working on the beach. owned ana re-
served by tho government. when they were
ordered on After their arrest they were
ferrisd across Snake river. and taken 70
the barracks where they we're charged 81
4 had for their ferry ride. They were
trcsrceraisd Six hours when LIBERATED aat
allowed to return 10 the rocking district
they had deserted.
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THIS IL 20 certify that have has chronic
carrtiosA ever Hrce fns var I got s5
weak cssils hardly walk or a. anything
Ore Bottle ot CnAmb~rfaln's Coilc cs,at.
era Ard riarrsc~a Remedy cured ne sozna
ard well. + X GIBBS
FTncassie Va
! aas earcr,c tlarracea for twelve years
Three sctsies az cnAmeeriain's Cclie s.nol-
era ana p4AsyhoeA Remedy cgr~A ne.
- l. SHAVER FSzcss,ls. Va
Both Mr. Gssss and N- shaver are
prominent farmers ARD r~sae near pa
castle. Va Thsy procured IRE refn~sy
FROM Ar ". p. casp~r. druggist 81 that
place. Who 10 vel acquainted sisA thsn
sa1 W sScsa &c ~ .ss,s q 'sAs state
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river, In the Kotzebue sound district Rel
atives Of the Pickerings ftrst learned or the
latter's dreadful fate through the col
umns Of the Post-inteilikenccr. which on
August II published the news as given by
Hugh Kennedy. of 6as Francisco. and In
stitutcd an inquiry through the government
AZ Washington.
Kennedy came 10 this city from Kotxe-
hue sound on Charles u. Lanes schooner
Townsend lie not only reported that the
Picker.nrs had been murdered hut that
several others, notably L. w. Marsis. OF
Santa Rosa. Cal. had met death In that
section At the hands Of the bloodthirsty In
diana.
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n tse esty frsr Fc~sSsr3
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cess-a "a fAw ss~kxAt vasss ressss.sy.
NJ Ra~hs. s-avsis~s e@esase- sss.s - TIE RS
1rsra. wrsss~- arrived fr~s. fa<zsa.i YESTERDAY
Nsss r. tie t--si rss;-rsS essres ~.r~ cie>~1
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NS y a~ass=- wsse ~ TIE rGx-s sears ss.~s
u sss HssrsAsssax txs sSu> So sssf villa ,r,Ands
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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-09-05

Tho first ground marking the establish
msnt Of the big Kirkland smelter. on the
east shore Of Lake Washington. was bro
ken yesterday by a corps OF men under
the supervision of Samuel A. Barron.
who will have charge Of the construction
work and be superintendent OF the plant
az soon an II In put In operation. There
IL no time to lose, for at least one fur
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-09-05
GROUND ms BEEN BROKEN.
First Work on the Kirkland Smell.
ter Started.
RUSHING WORK ON NEW PLANT

All VIII De In Readiness % 0oualo
Ore xew Years Dey-Lassse M.
chisssy % Arrive - . rev Dsys
asa - Pst n ~ Oses, % There
Wil Ds No Delay n Dsstssss-
4 Large rspes % Asa EsgsSsA.
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SMITH WAISTS IMPORTATION.

the PtckesIag Brothers.
Abraham f. Smith. United States consul
At Victoria. In In the city seeking lnforfna-
ton relative 70 the manner OF the death Of
the two Pickering brothers. ~ Kentucky.
reported 10 have been murdered by the
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$4,000
4 GOOD sr.ck building In . sood business
location.


out fear or trembling he relies solely upon
Q Lea tr!a. being granted. The fact that
tho Jury reached . unanimous verdict Of
murder In the frs; degree within an hour
II taken M Indicative that Cheha.is coun.
~ 10 soon 70 witness ~ flrst legal sxecu.
ton.
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Mrs. Mary Kent. aged rs. 6ied az Provi-
dence hospital Sunday afternoon Of
Rr!ghis disease Deceased left a hus~
band and two sons TO survive her. Her
husband IL In Alaska. while one % her
sons lives At Maple Valley and the other
In victoria.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-09-05

The funeral ~ Robert Mills, who disA
Saturday OF cancer. Was held yesterday
afternoon from Boun~y A. stewsrf's IN
Sertakirg psriors. Rev. ~ II. G~wen off,
ois,ing in,ermest was IN Lake View cera-
etsry.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-09-05

A number 81 returned KlcnSssers vhn
have nat beer as fortunate ss others held
a meeting a. ire p.il~r iasf night 90 r.
esaxor 90 secure cheap rate - their
homes IN the east Only ora railroad
ticket ofse~ Was represented art: the men
Agnerses without taking any Senate
AfftNr
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II H The ROPES END
,,slb County Preparing for It,
rrrt Official Execution.
,er o 1wn'mo's CRIME.

eneey - Tell b. PressestanG
1907 W. n. AheI-How Joe
1r1enl with Whom He Was
anysnG-Two Other Murders
=. Aaee Charged 70 DowAlsg.
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The Rock Island nas established a rr~cs-
Gent In tho West by ecupDsrg tts engines
with srrroke consumers which entirely doss
away with the heavy volume % black
smoke always rising from the stake Of
or sires or the ru1 The experiment. has
beer sries. Cor several nrentrs ana rs- ira
LIZ beg, sAnnteA on the erslre sySter