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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-03-16
DAILY BOATS TO PORT TONNE
AND PORT ANGELES Fk0I

Steamer Alice Gertrude leaves en- =
midnight for Port Townsend. pdR III
liams, Dungeness. Port AngeieA ~
Crescent, Gettysburg, Pysht, ciAllsn ~
Neah Bay. Returning. leaves pon n.
les Tuesdays. Thursdays ana esta1,n
at . a. m. leaves Port Townsend Il \
a, m. arrives In Seattle 2.9e .. M !
Steamer Garland leaves City doeh ".
days, Wednesday aud Fridays Il q ~
night for Port Townsend, Port Wilsrs
Dungeness, Port Angeles and vktzs
Returning. leaves Port Angeles atkka
on Mondays, Wednesdays and INV
leaves Port Townsend at II 4. n; am
In Seattle at 2.80 p, m,
Telephone, Main $40.
CAPT. J. r. THOMPSON, Msnm
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-03-16

FOR TACOMA AID OLYMPIA

ron TACOMA AND oLYMPn
STEAMER MULTNoMAu
tAeegt sunday. leaves fgr Taeouz
Hhc Olympia al ! b. IA.
EAAkt CITY OF ABERDEEN
D9tiE except sunday, leaves for Tar,r.
and Olympia at ! a IA. 4~~"HA
round TIP. g @~Ha' sNi
Landing al White Star ao,L
Spring street A"ot Oh
Telephone. Main ia.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-03-16

Fresh chickens At the Palace market
I2~0 oar hound Saturday,
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-03-16

ST. pArRtcK's nixht bail R.pka ban
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-03-16
COMPOSITION

for the trade (any msasufs~
Nonpareil. Mlulont BREWER -
and Small Plea Satisfaction ~
Gail or address Post-i ntellssnes
tie.
The Holly chieftain., 1900-08-10
como,omisios Endonments.

Whatever ones position on the mer-
its Of the question. there is something
morally reassuring In the fact that
the acceptance Of Mr.. Bockefeller's
100000 gift 10 Wellesley college. at
It's recent commencement. was chai-
lenged by portion OF the faculty. OF
course. no such issue would be ex-
pected. for example, at Chicago uni
yersity. hnce questions OF that sort
were settled In respect to that insu-
tuition at the start. Wellesley, how
ever. especially in view of iu pro-
nounced moral tone. is a college where
a question an to the origin OF endow-
mens would seem quite natural. and
the fact that It was raised-though
apparently without hindering the hnal
acceptance Of the gifts whole
some reminder that the relation be-
tween endowments on the one hand
and moral standards and intellectual
liberty on the other is by no means
ignored at that center.
The Holly chieftain., 1900-08-10
P,eAefs Lo,< Da>.

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Il IL. Bs-s. T.s.. asTs beg fzi.ljec
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'roza nsr fDr sETsa Jean. ana thst &
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hare sEt>epss1 cniSz tEs DsortE viii Dc
TUNED tysare sseh otEsr. and a rrsst
asElrueiion shall Detaii the natsoas. AL
tsis be zstherz from sis reading Of tie
The Holly chieftain., 1900-08-10

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C.z1ssz s-1zz5gzl SIS iz-eElsitse-5 t1ls
.Lsg-z1.- II -ae -s-eez<-s = rE5 e---
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ssre ssa-s-zIit5s=s t.s-Ee-=- -Ae z1zt=5
so-.zx ard -s,= EaiDe-- 81 zss- LIZ asa-
tEsez TSe-5-Tsa- ant Feszz- 1.z 1Ss-
EEzreSss-s E15Iez-s zn-z5s-zEzs1lT --2z- the
r.zs=< e-ozErIr hzs sTsr-.-i 4 e-e-s-
zz.d That 5. il rse-rsz- wiiA 6sts--lI-se7d
o.s..1sSt5oGl- 44i-h0ag2 osste-r q TIE
naval dEEsz-ef5ess Eos-3ri5l toe I,re-Sace
RI American trDoy,s n Tte reported ez-
esrsusz-- Il ts xeosrsily Assumed II
the wxs D-parzzD=Ir r=zr II aess- 4
.s-T Il Ge-e-zI Chzree's sl-al army
rzs Oh hzDc and ;n.1k an active AID
aggressive part IN Tie affair
The DISPATCHES are ~ follows
-Che Fe-s. AEz. 6.-Tbe commander
of the British steamer Faroe reports
upDslc1aIiy Al sagz cement II Psitszng
ssnszy morning. frBin 3 0'eioek 10
1913 The allied loss IN killed and
wounded was I-2co chiefly Russians
and Jzpanese- TIE Chinese are re-
IRA ting TAUSSiG-"
Che Foo. 4n= G.-Au unofficial re-
port. beIiersd 10 f-e reliable, states that
about 1900 allies were heavily en-
The Holly chieftain., 1900-08-10
no cIo.e NJ. nlx Iron Mlll,.

Cleveland. Ohio, Aug. Cat a meet
Ing Of the Bessemer Association today
1t was decided, with the object of pre-
venting further decline in the price
Of pig iron, that all the furnaces pro-
ducing Bessemer pig iron should go out
OF blast September 1st. with the excep-
ton Of the furnaces of the Brier hill
Iron and Coal Company and the NJ. f.
Andrews-Hitchcock Company at
Youngstown, Ohio. One of these will
run on contracts. and the other will
produce foundry iron.
Not ton of this iron has been con-
tracted In several weeks. and notwith-
standing reduction of IS a ton in the
price, 1t cannot be sold. 1t is hoped
that the shutdown, which is to be for
an indefinite period. will result in a
restoration OF prices by working of the
surplus stocks.
The Holly chieftain., 1900-08-10
ALABAMA'S BIG
DEMOCRATIC MAJORITY


Birmingham. Ala. Aug. Ga general
election for state ard county officers
and for members Of the General As
seInbly was held In Alabama today
and large majority was returned for
the Democratic ticket. headed by VIII
liam J. Sanford Of Lee county. who
VIII be inaugurated governor Decein-
ber ist.
The Republicans. Topuiists and Pro
tickets In the field. bat returns 50 far
indicate victory of the Democrats
by an Overwhelming majority
The Democrats have also gained seT-
eral members OF the General Assembly
The Popu,ist= and Republicans VIII to-
gether possibly have twelve or thirteen
members Of the Legislature, a loss OF
about fifty per cent.
The Democrats have elected county
officers In several counties which haze
heretofore been strongly Populstic.
General apathy marked the election
and light vote was cast.
1t Is estimated by the Democratic
committee that the majority will be
more than 10000! The election was re-
garded as a test on the mooted Iues-
ton Of holding a constitutional conyeD-
ton, which Is favored by the Demo-
Gratis, and the increased majorities are
taken TO Indicate that the people are
favorable to the holding OF a conven-
tion which will eliminate the negro
from politics.
The Holly chieftain., 1900-08-10
GREAT NEED OF
RAIN IN INDIA

London. Aug 6.-Tae following from
the viceroy Of India was received to-
day:
Considerable anxiety is felt owing
10 the weakness OF the monsoon. The
situation Is serious and critical in Gu
jarat. BaToda and Itajpufana West,
which are not sown No fodder what
eyer Is available iu the southwest Jsaf--
OF the Punjab. Sown crops are in i'm
minent danger. a. rain continues 70
hold off. Fodder j. scarce and cattle
are dying in the cenfral provinces OF
the Therera and Hyierbad- tss-ad
crops are possible only in case the
monsoon improves
-ODe quarter Of the inhabitants Of
the central provinces are on relief The
total number receiving relief Is 6.:i,s,-
ood. with incomplete Bombay figures
The governor of Bomhay telegrsiplfs
that there were seq cholera cases in
the famine district during the week
ending July 21st. of which J.6s3 re-
suited fatally. In the native states
there We're S,246 cases, 5.I16 proving
fatal The total deaths in the relief
works of the British district were f.-
1;5,3. or four and two-fifths per 1.eD.
There has been a good rainfall in
North Gulfarat and kathiawar and
agricultural prospects are favorable in
the remainder of the affected tracts.
The numbers on relief works are de-
creasing and gratuitous relief is in
creasing.
The Holly chieftain., 1900-08-10

the seventeen ycar-od son OF 8. N.
Nave. one OF the wealthiest bankers
and merchants in st. Joseph. Mo-,
when he took the oath required OF those
who enlist in the United States navy.
Tho recruit, thon guest at tho Grcat
Northern hotel. whore he had 4 suite,
was attired in the most fashionable
raimcnt. wore big diamond shirt stud
and diamond rings, His manners
were faultlcss, and TO assure his sue
cess In being accepted he told the re-
crnltins officer that he was 10 years
old, He gave his right name. but told
no one that he had left mansion In
Missouri.
The Holly chieftain., 1900-08-10
A Due.esx in Prososef.

Neither the pennlless Duke Of Man
chester nor the rich and beautiful Miss
Helena Zimmerman OF Cincinnati will
discuss the reported engagement OF
marriage between them. Their silence
is generally taken to give assent to the
sfJry. formal announcement Of the
engagement is expected in short
time.
Miss Zimmerman. who is the daugh-
ter OF Eugene Zimmerman OF Cincin-
natl. is worth 1000. 900. and It is ex-
pected that she will eventually inherit
eight OF ten millions more from the
estate OF her father. Mr.. Zimmer-
The Holly chieftain., 1900-08-10
OriSin Of "Lob1f~r."

Boston In now engaged In the at
tempt 10 determine vhen the word
lobster WAS first applied 10 a man as
term OF opprobrium New York had
been satisfied for two years with the
explanation that the phrase was hrst
heard on the Gn,tsnburg track. where
II was used TO describe the quality Of
the horSehcsh that took part In the
races there. 1t was the particularly
bad performance Of one horse on
which ii crowd Of small bettors had
staked all their earnings that led TO
The first use OF the name by dis
Yustsd sport, This explanation OF the
words use has generally been ac-
cepted by everybody. although more
erudite theories, suited better TO Bos-
toms particular case. have recently
been forthcoming. John Adams. In
his argument In defense OF the British
soldiers on trial for murder because
OF completely In the Boston Hassa-
ere," mentions the word lobster" m
one OF the epitheu applied by the citi-
zens TO the soldiers. The use OF the
word 'lobstcr" as applied to soldier
has also been shown by a Bostonian
Interested In the subject to have been
found ms far back ms 1912. n not be-
fore that time. In the face OF such
learned investigation, the .Guttenburg
race track hypothesis seems to have
small chance OF acceptance.
The Holly chieftain., 1900-08-10
Loan Association. Collap.e.

Pittsburg. Pa, Aug. Hundreds Of
shareholders surrounded the offices of
the Cash. Globe, Mutual and Industrial
Building and Loan associations, to-day,
anxious to learn the extent Of the
shortage discovered Saturday. The
doors We're locked. however, and after
waiting several hours, the crowd quiet
ly dispersed.
Three concerns have suspended busi-
ness pending the investigation now be-
ing made. The total assets are $685.
600 and If the shortage does not exceed
100000 as claimed, the share holders
viii lose about thirty per cent.
Application will be .nade for the ap-
pointment Of the Equitable Trust Com
pany. Mercantile Trust Company and
Charles Root as receivers. The charges
OF embezzlement and Justification Of ac-
counts entered against Secretary Rob
inson were withdrawn after his con-
fession Of Judgment for $4,000.
The Holly chieftain., 1900-08-10
Cuban Marriage Law Restored.

Havana. Aug. THE new ecclesias-
tica! marriage law. revoking the decree
issued in May Of last year by General
Brooke, will go into effect next Mon
day. The Brooke edict prohibited &C.
clesiastical marriages, recognizing only
the civil ceremony. After much consid-
Grafton, and taking into account the
best opinion Of ecclesiastical and po-
litical functionaries here, Governor
General Wood directs that the ecclesi-
astical ceremony be recognized as on
a basis Of legality like that upon which
1t rests in the United States.
From Monday next, therefore, par
ties wishing to marry may go through
the ecclesiastical or civil ceremony, or
both, Mt their own option.
The Holly chieftain., 1900-08-10
water r,rh, Won by k.n... CITY.

Kansas City. Aug. T.-Justice David
Brewer of the United States Supreme
Court to-day handed down a decree in
the litigation brought by the Metropol-
itan Water Company of Kansas City,
Kansas. questioning the right of Kan
sas City. Missouri, to furnish water to
the packing houses or other concerns
in Kansas City. Kansas.
Justice Brewer decided that what
ever wrongs the Metropolitan company
or the Kansas City. Missouri. company
might do one to the other in their ad-
minietration of their respective plants
were questions not to be settled by this
litigation, but by independent proceed
ings. The decision is u victory for the
Missouri city.
The Holly chieftain., 1900-08-10

The struggling animal he presented al
awful sight Biooa EsS streaming from
Mn head. nose saf mouth One ear
@as nearly ssysrsd from his head One
ride of aiE head EsE battered in. Every
ore thoaght be vas dead He still
breatbed hoEeTer. and wss carried &c
LORD Derby carriage, which was
driven hDrris5ly 70 the Adsiphi hotel
and haIf dozeB doctors were iume-
diateiy summoned 10 the iockey's side
They DronoBEnsd his Injuries serious.
bat not nereEasriiy fatal All who
saw the accident and the furious strug-
giles Of the horse as It lay on sIoan's
body maryeled ., his escape from in
slant death
The Holly chieftain., 1900-08-10

Ec!nniihc research has Just destroyed
hn interesting piece Of ancient history.
For centuries i'haraih. In southsrn
IhsSshly, has bees regarded ha the
scene Of III. famous defeat OF Pompey,
~hDh gnye tho dominion OF the world
into lhe hands OF Caesar According,
however. ~ the "McsEngsr" and the
Journal d'h,henes," Capt. Dousmaia.
u The 6re"b Engineers. after an e.-
hauhtiye study OF the ancient battle
nelds Of Th@ssaiy. afrlrms that beyond
qucation the battle between Pompcy
ana Caesar was not fought st Phar-
s0lp, bat near the modern Knrditza.
which Ia about 30 miles TO the north
west.
The Holly chieftain., 1900-08-10

rzrs-s rir1 -.se CziE1ss-s - Fs-l-szEx Al
daylight q lie 5zA EEMEX--
TsaseSx- atsc sernas sAe Hrxs dis
taitea. ts Il s5oza-zss- X; q he fs4rErassza.
4 AJe1 Is ~ Che Tz.s-
The e0za Of FeEzszrs k- 81 TIE bead
* rsieEzser "a TIE P.f Hs- tsrr-es
essrez xnd -xesr= ruEies br read E--
ye.d Tssa-T.;n- u - rAAaee s.s zE7d
hz,fx. cf considerable size fsoz pss
VALID. The rSrar ~ f8is 5ssszi rs Dss
zzFi-able by anything larger tflz1 3
<xs.s-sizsd steam EarneA and II il
f.s1szzr.t that the troops probably
reached rbsrs L sl2zG 5zts tere5 t,-
the naval Ezuacsses
SHANGHAI Ar Gin the par.e-s q
the rscervy At Ttsn-Tsin r,=s found a
receipt for 100 sSzess pad 70 fb= hsl1ers
fs,r the he>id Of Major Waller ssf TIE
Tinted States uzz zriDe-s- who was Killed
AZ The Ersz isatrIe of Tsea-Tsin
Colons4 Meade Of the marine .rs-Tss
las received by Eziive 'sou-isr. q sss.-s-
sage wrapped In pi-skiH- signed f.y
Minister C1h<er- as follows:
Help at once II at all Be<i-r-d IN
British legation No gorerDrn.nr zr
Pekin except military cas-fs. who z-e
determined OF destruction Of foresSE-
erx-
The Holly chieftain., 1900-08-10

a Chicago physician has invented
fof h!mE"lf n house Nbicb be claims
20 be- absolutely GOlss proof. that IL
protected thoroughly against the in
uuslDn ~ street dius which persist IN
spite u ~" rIIHi"Bee " an anti.noise
ordinance Iis baz stoned all the
cracks about The doom and windows
With strips ~ rubber. ana In order 10
admit the air has perforated these
Njih zigzag holes The soJnd waves
are said 10 die Oh, by repeated f.nsc-
ilnaE IN the crooked passages.
The Holly chieftain., 1900-08-10

When prosperity and philanthropy
go hand In hand. the progress OF a
country 10 beyond question. Germany
Ia advancing In n business way. Her
trade operations show increasing ca-
pacl,y for planning and fuller scope
IN performances, But with the deyol.
opmnnt In material things is noted an
Increase In Rifta for The beneft Of
hchools. libraries, charitable institu-
uona and other objects, The provision
OF corporations and private mannfhc-
turefh In aid of employees In a further
token uf keobcr sense Of rcHponsi.
bility for the proper use Of wealth.
The world abounda with articles
marked. Made In Germany" Lot not
tho world forge, the good deeds which
may be labeled Done In Germany.
The Holly chieftain., 1900-08-10

rig 'DHsfani.ao Mae. fhe Ifzlian
aEehasDlDgsr FayE inst sGGg brobzs
tubes. constituting ulg fsoagGz o.
hyH" tran - Foundation 10 the iiiae
q Fngaz!a1, are buried IN tiIs marsh
~ Dsila. Dsaf Rome having been ear
fcd ~ Osfia aitiT gniBs rescued from
ne IRE @Bieb dcggWed ne capital IN
me y"aF ~ ~ he Christian ora, SiZ.
Haas suggest that the marsh should
be completely drained In order 10 re-
rover Tile historic treasure
The Holly chieftain., 1900-08-10

The writer OF short story in the
Century Magazine has invented two
phrases that may nnd permanent
place In political slang. Party plat
forms do not always express the real
continents or the intentions OF those
who hubseribe 90 them, II is easier
TO promise than to perform the prom.
Ine, This writer speaks OF a weasel
word" m one that sucka tho meaning
out Of another which Ia beside 1t. Just
M n weasel sucks an egg. leaving only
The shell 'Weanoling" no Hnya, In
highly cspedlont because one Glars OF
voters viii like the weasel. and tho
other the word that has been wcaaelcd
the eHg, The other phraao ia tho
stained glass plank" Glancing through
tho window AT one point dog looks
yellow, while NJ another he is green,
aud not uDtil the window In thrown
open can you actually sec what the
dog In like, on course windows are
not mndo of ''plnnks" which ono can
loob through let that pass,
The Holly chieftain., 1900-08-10
che E-reiosion az Comp Lineo,,

There Is to be an inquiry into the
causes OF that deplorablc accident at
Camp Lincoln, whereby two artillery
men were fatally injured and a mum.
Der badly burnt. It should be search.
inE investigation and show who is re-
sponsible directly and indirectly
CAicAxo Tribune.
The Holly chieftain., 1900-08-10

Psgr Egb1ss4 IN tssfa we're E,,1
10 scS<s1s. WASH fbs otbsr asy for
JDlG. Tas tenants Of ne iaemOsrz
II tEs rSSsT Sf E1ks and ti1s zfoslnY
me 'ssta. Fg-r'sfi. ysa5s zEo NM
tara nsan Dair Cglg ~ fgT 40 indian
hfa1cFszs taaa cgEtaias9 s'D slk
iss'l fAtt ys4f Sifsiisr hesa-ffess
sDAtz.LiHz Dnjy Z>9 issfH aid i0f
;zgl.
The Holly chieftain., 1900-08-10
Forest Fire Spreading in Y.l,ow.ton. Park

Helena, Mont. Aug. deputy Unit
ed States Marshal Sam Jackson, just
In from Mammoth Hot Springs reports
a destructive forest fire that Is sweep
ing the area between the upper geyser
basin and the lake in the Yellowstone
National park. The fire started Friday
and was soon beyond control of the
soldiers and road crews, all of whom
hurried to the scene. The buildings
at the upper geyser basin are In danger.
The line Of fire is ten miles long and
spreading rapidly.
The Holly chieftain., 1900-08-10

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Soz%s fai1t.< a,
1t sp'er-&e;s T.oee
nearest the rolr,
u TIE aceadeEt
rgzosd 20 SCANS
asa stznz@ AZ ggiek-
~ az poss.ole The
aorse rzz ElcElpz
,r5oEsJg.
Slosn lay pros
rate In z big pool
u blol1. Hhsn res
s1ssfi from under
The Holly chieftain., 1900-08-10
Increased v.lu, of silver disturb. n..L.

Washington, Aug. THE War De
partment is considering remedy for
the action Of the three Manila banks
which have combined to reduce arbi-
trarily the rate OF exchange on Ameri-
can gold. This action on the part Of
the banks Is taken. 1t is said. on ac-
count OF the disturbed condition in
China, which the banks say has in
creased the value OF the Mexican dol
lar. Complaints have been made by
the authorities In Manila and it is prob
able that the War Department will au-
thorize General Macarthur to take
measures to guard against the action
Of the banks and have the rate on sill
yer fixed In the Philippines as 1t Is by
the Treasury Department here.
The Holly chieftain., 1900-08-10

believing OF big
mouthed cannon.
from the luxuries
OF u millionaire IA
theirs home to
hardtack and black
coffee. from n prnc-
ticnlly unlimited
Income to pay OF
JIG per month
such was the tran
sition begun last
week In Chicago by
Samuel Fritz Nave.
The Holly chieftain., 1900-08-10
Lord. Uphold the Copyrirht.

London. Aug. THE House of Lords
to-day gave judgment In the case of
the Times VS.. Lane. the question being
whether a reporter can copyright
speeches. In this case the utterances
being those Of Lord Roseberry. The
Judgment reverses the decision of the
Court OF Appeals, the House of Lords
upholding the copyright of the Times.
Lord Robertson dissented from the
judgment.
The Holly chieftain., 1900-08-10

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la E,EEEt ~. "a sszleszsez IL t,s
s>stEsrE FzElEe rzglfpzl. a s,cIs >pp-
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'sa>raf!az ;z19l9lgllS II sez.rftisr asa
sGLgsI sz5E4EzS gfpsa II ~ m m.
The Holly chieftain., 1900-08-10

fsTsrEssS fsDi%J f9ats= .oE ocsY
.ss2z1ss -EcsfEesEs1 234a .E-t Z;
s2-rast : ssSaea = rs2-s5y ssezJs s.1
~ tsas sgsztszi5y sisE beysGsa sD@-
c.Asa,s = rl.s ,-s--ss sFs =-ses .; Esy
E.>FH. - =
The Holly chieftain., 1900-08-10
Japan Want. Her 1..borsr..

Washington, Aug. Ga dispatch has
been received at the japanese legation
here from the Japanese foreign office
announcing that the government Of ia
pan had prohibited for the present the
emigration OF all Japanese labor to the
United States and Canada.
The Holly chieftain., 1900-08-10
Ted .yloGa Hu-7.

To< Elx.. ~ Az5e-sSa .ocEsTs IA.
-xt..ss a. VIE -5ccanx I-sllT Lsnz-
TITS b.rse Essz-s = -as -zrt .c- -os
lersr1o,1 c. T1s oo-hs. sr-o-x
.zro-f.e, VA - t-0z- a. re t1rs q
LIZ .ccIeet Eis ve.t 6ovn vi.
The Holly chieftain., 1900-08-10

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ftlz - Isz. .szg ~ zaEs Z - n
tlssrlsl. TX ~ tg2ss Essa>-: aE-1rs
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From RichsI 10 MaNX.

From the glare Of the ballroom's
candelabrn to the twinkling OF stars
upon the deck OF man OF war. from
the purring adulation OF society to the
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MISS HELENA ZIMMERMAN.
mans money was made ms a railroad
contractor and In promoting and con-
trolling street railway corporations.
The Holly chieftain., 1900-08-10

Revelations Of the Apostle. John. and
Eays that Ts are very close TO the last
days"
The Holly chieftain., 1900-08-10
BIG BATTLE HAS BEEN
FOUGHT IN CHINA

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The Arizona daily orb., 1900-03-19
His Life Was Saved.


 Ar- J. E. Lilly, prominent 3itizon of Hannibal, Mo-, lately had a wonderful asilverance from a frightful death. In tell of it he says: "l was taken with Typhoid fever. that ran into pneumonia. My lungs became hardened. 1 was so weak l couldn't even sit up m bed. oie oi consumption, when heard of Dr, Kings New Discove y. One bottle gave great relief. l continued to use 1t, and am now well and strong. 1 can't say 'oo much in its prsise." This martel- ou' medicine is the surest and quickest eu world for all ,bsoo. o,,I trouble. Regular size 50 cents and $1 % Irial bottle free at Copper Queen store and Bisbes Drug Co. every bottle guar AntOod
The Arizona daily orb., 1900-03-19
YOUR FACE.

Shows the state of your feeling. and the state ot your healtL as well. In. pure blood makes itself apparent tn a pale and sallow complexion, Pimples and Skin Erupions. If you are feeling weak and worn out and do not nave a healthy appearance you should try A~ker Bloc Enxir It mes all orooo 1lseae-s where c3oap Sarsapar nlas snd so cai'ec burners !ai'; nc ing this We seII every oottls on JOS tive guarantee. For sale q. Bisbec DruG Store