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The Monte Vista journal., 1900-11-10
Beware Of vidders."

In the county court last Mon.
day the matter of the estate Of the
late ID. r. Smith came up. G. A.
Merriman appeared as attorney
for Mrs. Donegsn. asking that she
b and w. H. Mallett he appointed
administrators Of the estate, she
claiming 70 he All heir a. the COM
mon law wife Of the deceased
Mr.. Merrimsn filed n motion for a
change Of venue from the county
court TO the district court and
when Judge Ruby over.ruled the
motion he took an appeal to the
district court which sits next
month. II il said that a marriage
license WAS issued to d. r. Smith
and Mrs. Doneg~n about three
or -four years ago but the marriage
ceremony was never performed.
Tho court appointed II. NJ.
Born ~ administrator to collect,
appraise aud take care Of the
property until the rights Of tho
parties in interest can be deter.
mined.
The Monte Vista journal., 1900-11-10
Notice Of Forfeiture.
To rHOs. II. NEWTON.

You arc hereby notified that have expended
One Hundred Dollars In labor and improve
mcnt. upon tho Veteran lode. situate In Sum.
mitville mining district, Rio Grand~ county,
Colorado, tho location certificate of which Is
recorded In tho records Of Rio Grande county.
IN order 10 hold Ssid premises under tho pro-
visions Of section .ssl Revised Statutes Of tho
United States; bcinx tho amount required To
hold tho same for tho year ending Deccmbcr
81, lsQs, and Dccemfer -, lytp. And II
within ninety days from the service os this
notice you fail or refuse to contribute your
proportion of such expenditures a. cno~ner.
your interest in said claim will becomc th.
property Of the sub-eriber under the said
Section -Et. and amendments thcrctn.
JAMES 4. WILLIS.
The Monte Vista journal., 1900-11-10
Our ladies' Tuilorin g.

There is no pleasure in hfo IL you
dread roin; Ia the table To eat. and
cant res, nt night on account OF Indl-
gestion. Henry Williams, Of Boonville.
Ind. SAYS he suffered that way for years.
till he commenced the use of Kodol
Dyspepsia Cure, and adds. "Now can
ent ANYTHING like and NIL want and
sleep soundlv every night" Kodol Dys
pspsin Cur" will digest what you eat.
Eice Drug Store.
The Monte Vista journal., 1900-11-10

You can't afford to risk your life by
allowing . cough or cold to develop into
pasumonia or consumption. One MIN
ute Cough Cure will cure throat and
lung troubles quicker than any Other
preparation known. Many doctors use
Il - . specific Tor grippe. II is an in
faliibls rsmsdy for Group. Children like
II and mothers endorse ii. Rice DruG
Store.
The Monte Vista journal., 1900-11-10

Henry johnson ia threshing
about 1900 bushels Of wheat and
John Lundin about 1000 bushels.
They will market a small portion
OF il and hold the bulk for sale
later after Bryan is elected ami
prices arc better. Alamosa Cour.
Ter.
The Monte Vista journal., 1900-11-10

City Marshall Wake who was sho,
and killed at Wymorc Nebraska Monday
while attempting to arrest tough char
acter, was n cousin to John and George
Wake OF this place. Deceased was AN
old soldier.
The Monte Vista journal., 1900-11-10

DsWitts Witch Hazel Salve will
quickly heal the worst burns and scslds
and not leave . soar. Il can b applied
70 cuts and raw surfaces with prompt
and soothing effect. Use IL for piles and
sk,n diseases. Beware Of worthless
countsrfsitA. R,cs Drug Store
The Monte Vista journal., 1900-11-10

Many people worry because they bs.
iiey- they have heart disease. The
chances are that their heats ARE all
right but their stomnchs arc unable Ia
digest food. koiol Dyspepsia Cure
d,gcs,s wha, you ea, and prevents tho
formation Of gas which makes tho
stomach press agains, III" heart II
will cure every form OF indigestion.
Rice Drug Stors.
The Monte Vista journal., 1900-11-10
@ DR.. r. FULTON, =
Homeopathic Physician.
e. Monte Vista. -

II you have ever seen "a child in The
agony OF Group YOU can real'1c how
grateful mothers are for One Minute
Cough Cure which gives relief as soon
ms it is administered. 1t quickly cures
coughs, colds and all throat and lung
troubles. Rice Drug Store.
The Monte Vista journal., 1900-11-10
Notice for Publication.
DEPARTMENT OF THK interior,
LAND OTFICr AT DEI. NOETE. CoI.o

LAND OTFICr AT DkL NoRTE. COLO.,
Oct. 6, 100.
named scttlcr has fled notice Of his Intention
TO mako Anal proof in support Of his claim, and
that said proof will bc made before tho Regis.
Dol Nort. Colorado. on November 70, 1900 vii
0eorge W. Stone. Homsstead entry No. .7sj
for the .; =. y n. W. y Sec. ~ I N n. r. 4.
Ho names tho following witnesses to prove
his continuous residence upon and cultivation
Of said land, Wis:
Ira Howard. George u. Durham, Samuel ".
Larick, A. 3. Crosby. all Of Monte Vista, Colo.
Jas. H. BATTER,
REGISTER,
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Notice.

The Free Reading Room of the
Library Association will bc open
to the public every evening from Z
to . O'Clock i. NJ. commencing
Thursday, November l5, and con.
tinuing through the winter. The
Library will he open every day
from 3 TO 4:30 p. NJ. until further
notice.
The Monte Vista journal., 1900-11-10
Shoats Wanted.
Enquire of II. II. MowRAY.
For sale.

Two iirst-class young milch
cows; one set single harm 81: one
parlor organ. new: chickens; some
dairy fixtures. l.. 5. Oryo.
The Monte Vista journal., 1900-11-10

Both makers aud circuln;ors OF coun-
terfc,ts commit fraud. Homes, met
will not deceive you INTO buying worth.
less counterfeits o! DE Wits Witch
Hazel Salve. The original is lnfnllibl.
for curing piles. injuries, eczema and
skin discusses. Rice Drug Store.
The Monte Vista journal., 1900-11-10

Misses Ida Kramer, Nellie Mel
son and Laura Manson came in on
the morning train Sunday from
Denver.
The Monte Vista journal., 1900-11-10

One of our enthusiastic popu-
lists hns gone out Of politics and
il hunting for chance 10 herd
sheep.
The Monte Vista journal., 1900-11-10

Sam P. Mix. of Platoro, was in
town Tuesday laying in stock of
supplies for winter. He had to
lose his vote because there WAS no
voting precinct at Platoro.
The Monte Vista journal., 1900-11-10

When you want prompt acting It'll.
pills TINT never sripc use DE Wits
LATHE Early Risers. Rice Drug Store.
The Monte Vista journal., 1900-11-10

The potato crop ut Greeley was
light this year and vet the local
papers rcmrt some very good
yields.
The Monte Vista journal., 1900-11-10

A four horse power gasoline en-
gine came in on the train the fore
part of the week for the Dun ranch
st La Garita. Gasoline at 30c a
gallon Is much cheaper feed than
oats,
The Monte Vista journal., 1900-11-10
Dr.. Barnes says he voted twice
for Lincoln, twice for Grant and
twice for BRYAN. Every time his
state went for his candidate.

Misses Msrgie and Nerva John.
con came home from Denver Sun.
day to vote. and their father came
from Ssguache for the same rur
pose.
The Monte Vista journal., 1900-11-10

gardens Wednesdays and Saturdays.
f. r.. NEWTON.
The Monte Vista journal., 1900-11-10
NJ. CoNANr. Librarian.

Mrs Ella Brrdick nee Heckler,
arrived in town Tuesday morning
to visit her parents. Mr.. and Mrs
H. j. Heckler, prior to their lenv-
ing for California.
The Monte Vista journal., 1900-11-10

That $4,000 which Wolcott
squandered on the sheriff of
Arapahoe county to intimidate
voters caused the death of two or
three men. Two OF the men
killed were negro thugs deputized
by the sheriff.
The Monte Vista journal., 1900-11-10

do Wits Little Early Rsers are the
best pills ever made. Easy To take and
never gripe. Rice Drug Store.
The Monte Vista journal., 1900-11-10

MARR1ED:-At the residence of
the BRIDES brother, DR.. Powell.
Thursday evening, Mr.. james O.
Abrams and Miss Susie Powell,
the Rev. George Station oficiat-
ing. Mr.. Abrams and wife left on
the evening train for Denver
The Monte Vista journal., 1900-11-10

England rejoiccs IN the re clcc.
ton of Mckinley. The Star says;
Had Bryan kept to the issues of
anti-imperiallsm, anti-trusts, and
social reforms, he might have con-
ceivably won. Sound money
proved his undoinQ. He has been
crucified on cross of gold, hut it
has been very much of voluntary
crucitixlon."
The Monte Vista journal., 1900-11-10

Horton d. Chase died at the
Home Tuesday aged GA years.
Deceased was member of Co. A.
lst Colorado Cavalry, and was
buried under the q. A. r. ritual
Thursday. He was brought to
the Home from Walsenburg last
Saturday on a stretcher. having
suffered stroke of paralysis.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-12-14
POsT-IyTELLIGEyC WANT AID
AGENCIES.

The Post fnseiiigencer has established branch agen-
ces where classified Advertisements viii be received
until 10 D. NJ. each day. The rates charged at the
branch agencies the at the Posf-infelli-
eenr~r business office fssh ads onls viii be taken
al branch agencies Following Is the list Of agencies
Yorlsc Bnrrington's drug store,
second avenue and pike.
Broadway Pharmacy, y. T.. Fisher,
broadway snd James.
Renton Hill Pharmacy. Madison
street and Fifteenth avenue.
Walla WaIIa Pharmacy, Twenty
nrst and East Jefferson.
Browns Pharmacy, corner YcsIer
and Bros way.
shlrtIcEs Drug store, Twenty
third avenue south and Jackson.
Howell street Pharmacy. 1929 How
ell. corner Boren.
North Seattle Pharmacy. Battery
and First avenue.
A. II. Guys Pharmacy, Denny wny
and Firth avenue north.
r.. II. Costiean's Pharmacy, Queen
Anne avenue and Roy street.
BALLARD.
Preston's Pharmacy, Ballard ave.
nue.
FREMONT.
Fremont Drug Company, Lake
street and Ewing avenue
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pEArHs Axp rrxERALs.


CLIFFORD In this city December II. 1900. Charles
r. Clifford, beloved son ~ William and Lena J..
clifford born at Rockland. Ne. March q, 1874.
aged Is years, months and % days.
Funeral saturday. al 10 a. M. from his late resi-
dence 12 Denny way and Second avenue north.
Internent in Lake View cemetery.
COSTfGAS-In this city, December II. 1900. at the
family residence, Ia2 Twentieth avenue. Harrison
Costigan, aged 81 years.
SERVICES from the funeral parlors Of Bonney Il
Stewart this FRIDAY afternoon at o'clock Friends
invited TO attend Inferment in Mount Pleasant
cemetery
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PUBLISHERS NOTfCE.-Tfaveling agents are
A. u. Burnett, j. A. Mcclellan and r. blanchard.
City collector are Il. I. Hawiey, . A. Goodfeiow.
A. II. Mills ard Robert Aiin. Posfmastsrs every.
where arr our agents Pay money only to these and
10 our resident agents IN the various cities and
towns Of ths Northwest
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LICENSES TO WED.

Licenses 10 wed were Yesterday issued for Delbert
J. Ely ga and Gertrude McKinnon llsl, both Of
Seattle: W. n Cakes l33l and Sadie Syvers0n tlsl,
both of Port Biakeley; r. T. Eugeskjen t2el and
Rergine Fredricksen 81. both Of Seattle.
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wASrED-nooMs wIrn BOARD.

Not' Nc lady wants room and board ga
private family WITH use of piano. state
lowest terms Address II u. care Post
fufeifigerref
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WANTED TO RENT-RooMs.

WANTED Suite az two or three furnish
90 housekeeping rooms walking dis
lance 81 Pike and Third avenue bv
young couple; no children: reference
given, Address V "a. care Pos,-fntelI-
gencer
FURNISHED heated room. suburb n:
barn or yard. to keep six dogs: paw cool
price. Address 10, care Post-lntelli-
cancer
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AUCTION SALES.


TO THE WORKING MEN OF sEATTI.T
A chance for home on easy payments
This property IL within walking distance
of all manufactures and business
houses OF the city.
Auction Sale OF Building Lots
T.. q. Bickerton will sell by public auc-
ton at his rooms. 1919 First avenue ON
Monday evening, December ~, at 7
O'Clock sharp. for the convenience Of the
working man. the following deserlbed
property, situated on Prospect Terrace
elusive, block 3: lots ! 10 3. inclusive
block 4. Prospect Terrace. thrd add.
ton, lots l. ?, and 10 n. Inclusive
block !. lots I, 2. 3, 4. block q We
would call the attention OF the general
nublic 20 this important sale as the
lots lie within one mile OF the great
manufacturing district, the Rainier
Heights cars run within a few blocks:
also within The mail carriers distrIc,
a party VIII be on the ground an tha
Eth. 18Th and 18th between the houra
OF J ana y. m. 20 show the lots Fer
fuli particulars inquire OF ~ a Rteker
ton. auciiuneer. 1919 First avenue. ar i
w. Rumsey. room 2i2 Bailey biock
Terms Of sale, ene-quarter cash on say
Of sale. balance can BE- paid IN two az
three years u required ". g. Bioker-
AUCTION sale ef furniture. tho contents
% eighf-room private residence n 4,
Bicktrion will sell by auction on fsrtda =
nc i'm q pecefnbet, a. 70 o'clock
sharp, on the premises. No. fia Terry
avenue ttake James stree, carr Ma
sets, springs mattresses. folding bed
parl0r suites. fine upright plano rsrnrts
rugs. ridcboard, typewriter fine e,eei
range, heaters. etc
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WANTED TO RENT-HOUsEs.

-~--~----------7
WANTED-C Completely furnished house
OF four or FIVE rooms. or suite OF three
10 FIVE completely furnished rooms for
light Housekeeping. Answer. giving full
particulars Address Q l2, care Post
1nteiligencer.
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LODGING HOUSE DOWN TOWN
=. Splendid Income
NO agents need apply Address NJ II
care Post-inielIigeneer.
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n nv TON farm wagons, deal buggies and
business wagons. none better made
For sale b Seattle Vehicle CO., SIC occi-
dental avenue
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BUSINESS ORANGES.

w. J. PARTRIDGE d. co. have open.d q,
connection with their mining Offices 4
one-priced and straight commission real
estate agency; We are prepared to fur
sire IN our line. and 20 assist purchasers
VINO may be short Of funds. house rent
lns speciality. Seattle agents for the
basement. =
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The following letters await advertisers at this
offioe
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TAlLOR-MADE CLOTHING.


SOMETHING new In Seattle: a tailor
made clothing house; made on our own
premises. What Is tailor made clothing
Clothing that is made OF the finest as
sorted cloth. cut by practical cutters.
made by practical tailors. No factory
work. You'll find style. ut. good quality
In our tailor-made clothing departments.
Wei sell you tailor-msde suit cheaper
berg 4 Kessler. tallors. 40 Second av-
enue south.
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wANrEp--BotaD.

--~~'-~---------
WANfED-~Countr~ board In vicinity Of
university, where fresh milk and eggs
uay ~ had Address u ~ care Post
lufrtffassAtar
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PIANOS for rent: new instruments; rents
Martius. sos Second.
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HOME LIGHT SUPPLY CO, welshach
goods specially, NANTES wholesale ana
retail; shades. chlmneys glass and mica
globes. Phone. Green g05 All orders
given prompt attention 29e Pike street
LADIES desiring a competent dressmaker
please phoue Front III
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SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENTS.

SEATT15E'S population will double In ten
years; Bremertons IN six months. Best
4 residence lots 81 100: $500 cash. balance
years. interest. best 2 business lp,s
1880; $3.50 cash. Room / Roxwell build
ing
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LADIEsi chichsster'x English Pennyroy-
al pills ARE THE BEST Safe, reiia-
bic. Take no other. Send &c siarnps for
particulars Relief for Ladies'" IN let
Chichester Chemical CO.. Philadelphia,
Pa.
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AUCTIoNEERs.

NJ ]. WALKER. general aucf'oneer. Of
flee. 1910 Western avenue. Phone. Bun
1eSl
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MISCELLANEOUS.

WE buy, sell, rent, exchange, store and
commission on everything in second
hand machinery. LogEers' Supply Co,
1924 Railroad avenue south. Phone, Red
1875
CORD WOOD-The timber on ll3 acres
near Seattle; will cut about 1900 cords.
ample time for removing 81 price $40
Room JO7 Washington block
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WANT to form partnership ~
young man To engage In 49,
attic; good opening: hut m
needed, Address X Is, care
gencer.
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DON'T forget to attend aurs,-
furniture on Thursday Al
salesrooms, 1912 First ~
auction notice. Sale starn M ~
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MAGIC lanterns; new, secondhand: NOV
ing pictures: monographs; al nts want
ed for acetylene gas novelties. Billiard
Brock. l3l Post, San Francisco.
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SOCIETY NOTICES.

SOCIETY NOTICES.
TWELVE DANCING LESSONS,
$3.50; ladies and gentlemen: guarantees
waltz. two-step and all the latest ball
room dances: low rate for gentlemen
joining open classes now; Monday and
Friday evenings. $50. Wilson Dancing
Academy, Pike street. Eanke block.
Private lessons daily.
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POSITION as housekeeDer BY rnlddls-aged
ladS; gaod references. Call or address
1888 Fourth avenue
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5000 will buy my new S-roo1~ ~ e.
elegant furniture: ready ~
ing; ON best car line In cis1
the owner, N Is. care Poaf, ~
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FOR SALE-Schoone- Anaconda 40 tons
register; in first class condition. For
further particulars call or address A. ii.
Harrison, 2i2 First avenue south.
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Monster sale ~ sowing machines: an on.
portanlty % a life time: ak montFs'
WHEELER & WILSON and the ola
RELIABLE DOMESTIC: several rent
machines az less than cost. Hanson "a.
2i5. Columbia. Machines rented aud re.
paired
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EMPLOYMENT wANTED-FENALE.

RETOIcHER ana spotter Wishes rc-ei-
gagefncnt finishes "a oils. pustels. black
and white; London ana Parts references.
Address u II. care Post-in cliigcncer.
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soc,srY xorrs or LrAyExwoaru

f.FsANESwnRTH oct it-~Among the
recently arrived residents 20 rrAven-
worth are Mr.. and Mrs Staiey ard
iaarhter from Mexico.
Miss clnrfsSA SesthNcrsh n recovering
frafa stroke ~ paralysis
Mrs Frank q HAnseh has returned
from her ptsis East.
Mrs George W. HeAton Nnd son. ~ 81
Paul. are visiting Mr., and Mrs HanselL
Mr. ard Mira Grifaths are ts occupy
their ncwly-sullt house In the course %
a Few days
NFrs Martin has goas Into the Teshsr~
house.
Mrs Burke. teacher az the primary
department ~ LSsVenSorth has been
SICK but Il hack aSaiD 20 her duties.
Afr ana Mrs. Smith and family. ~
Iowa are occupying the Shutiieworth
house
MAJ Ru,tles Is at home again from
the mines FOR tho coming winter.
Nj Bernard ia expecting his wife from
A.. East Before Tire end 81 the month.
Mg Ei1ckscdge has returned from his
trap 60 Seattle.
Mr. Harry Hoxsey, Mrs. Mildred AeAzss
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wssenx Oct. fs.--Mrs. Mary Gibson.
~. b visiting her mother. Mrs.
r, :. Esvv,s Kellogg returned Thursday
~ fsconsa, where she has been visit
~ Z. Norshrope and Miss Fran
y 49, Who have been visiting In
.1i1SS, CeI.. the past two months. have
Is their home near Cottage lake.
~ M Nm. Robert Duncan left Friday
" ~ 6ays trip down the Sound.
1. Daniels, prominent cattle
fS1r z Colorado. Ia visiting Mr.. Frank
-. Lee left last week for seat
~ cS11 ~ has accepted position A.
S 4 fha South school.
E ~ Mn. Hall have returned from
~ q North Bend
- S6{fiSton. OF Seattle, has been here
~ ~ DAYS visiting his daughter.
nf G.. Turner.
q. Dawson left Thursday for
Sf I, rpend a few days.
KX 4 Rollins and Mr.. Frank l..
- (1l1rned yesterday from Dawson
S;oo they have been the past year.
A. Turner. who IL teaching IN
~ season. spent last sunday
1(fnH her parents
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- ! Auck. No cook or utensils
-. - nrovlded the gentlemen with
~ .coking, using the corporafs
- row had four spoons between
6e< u.arsI,s knife and fork and the
~ N ,s~ rhinese boat crew. We con-
IN ourselves that the Siege had
1I.S q FOR this extremity OF emer-
men. too. we foraged for green
.,cnr the way and so did not lack
S.-1~u. as at the other towns
e "a 9srrchow and Tientsin. there
4s.~.eed allied troops TO the num-
RI ~sch. when II was explained
9rewster that the boat con-
r1nister conger's guests he at
~ s.~e,ae very sQlicitous. From Ho-
- could see smoke and flames
GIaees near by. y seems that the
~ ~srs still hanging about. and to
~ rsrlnIne" the soldiers had burn
W ~ villages.
sSet stages OF Journey.
81. .rfain then gave US another
us. whom he called a captain. But
..rteiu's first act WAS to run US
80 where We lay for an hour
"a 10 on to Yangtsen, where
1St 4 battle on August 8. by the
$500 marching 10 Peking. Here
~ ina railroad reconstructed to
s-5 NV the charred ruins OF the
"a kn,,se and the great railroad
- which the Boxers had not sue
<5 II undermining. except TO the
z = ssbrowing II out OF plumb. Here
*. left were the trenches and
s.fs thrown up by the Chinese
estiny for the enemy, from whom
ses 6estined To fy as chan before
"A 41entsin the scenery Is un-
"A level expanse OF reverend
IA cane fields. The whole
a dotted with grave mounds
-r,,i6 seern 10 cover half the
~ ali Il cultivated right UP 10
3 nvev them, Our boats had now
- vaurfren, twenty-five miles
1sSs.su we now face the pros
.hsnein0 from the awful boat,
~ n steam, to the railway
1s1S frorn the wreck Of the former
- had attempted 70 divert the
~ e;ssfne great bitches and drain
4s{srs through the nat fields,
seovfnx II for navigation.
Sss "A vorn-out victims OF the
~ we're happy after the trying
ss~y ,tde on n floating boat nayi-
"A; coolies, was over. After the
~; n two hours We were AZ Tien-
~ ~ we're made as comforta-
80, the departure OF some
49, fron Taku. twentv-eight miles
% NJ w mouth OF the PeIho.
4s1~ + In ruins, and paid much
w. E".,v thsn Peking IN the property
...S "a ira lives lost to uuell this
~ ZZsHe.tsine al Chinese hordes. Uron
~ around Tientsin. nj the terrible
,-rr(sn done to this great eommer-
- eeei that II most certainly
H Nv rNnnitv for the release of
~ ana ali the besicgcd at Pc
!. MARTIN MILLER.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-10-14
ma Mrs. olazier are on the sick list

and Mrs Glazier are OF the sick list
now.
Mr. cahill has returned to town after
a long absence IN the East
Mr.. and Mrs. Schmidt are home Mrs.
his arrival at Seattle after his visit 10
Alaska
Over hundred were In attendance at
the social held IN the Congregational
programme OF music songs and read
ings was rendered and the supper was
UNIQUE.