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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1900-10-14

to almost an elopement with the viii
lain of the play, which is thwarted,
however, by the hero, who in shielding
his ~fiancee, is compelled to acquiesce
to a charge of attempted murder. The
scenes change rapidly to San Francis
co Bay, and the prison, in which the
hero is incarcerated, the Carnival
scene from which the heroine is abduct-
ed, and taken to an opium den con-
trolled by the villain, and from whence
she is rescued by the hero and a body
Of police at the climax of one of the
most sensational scenes ever presented
to the public.
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b. & o. Excursion TO Pfttsburg Ex-
position.

Thursdays, October 4th, 18th and
18th. the B. & o. will sell excursion
tickets 10 Pittsburg and return at rate
Of S2.25, including admission to the
Exposition, good returning three days.
including date OF sale.
On Saturdays, October 9th and 10th,
tickets will be sold for $1.75, including
one admission. good returning only on
date Of sale.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
GRAND OPERA HOUSE.

GRAND OPERA HOUSE.
Monday. Tuesday and Wednesday. Octo-
her Is. 1G. II; matinee Wednesday. Thu
indian Actress. Go-Won~G0 Mohawk, pre-
senttng Lincoln j.. Carriers New Romantic
Drama. THE FLAMING ARROW
Introducing % people on the stage and 4
Night, is. q. q, 5Oc. Matinee. Is. Is. sc.
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Go Won Go Mohawk.

On Monday night, at the Grand
Opera House, the romantic melodrama.
"The Flaming Arrow" will be given its
first local presentation. The star of
the play. Go Won Go Mohawk, the only
Indian actres in the world. has but re-
Gently returned from Europe, where for
the past year she had toured success
fully in a ~repetoire of plays, of which
she herself was the authoress. The
present play. however, is from the pen
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meantime the Delcher and Hennessy
company is still idle in Syracuse await
Ing q decision in the case.
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Condensed DISPATCHES.

Nathan = prewn ess a the earliest hsssness rssn
x Charagc. ard a rsearrr tn1ncsrraz. canal hnilt
a. o3srvman ard lard sreesiftfcr ~ ths Mails
Western rAtss Il Dad ~ m ase a Y rssrs q. the
Ga nstwr haressrt3 "a temoaf, ~ lie horn
a. winssr- VI n ri
ne Uasan ras1ez ssu socn start wsst ra ~.
ts<xess fgiter 80 saste ~ that rues. Tte risn n
- rarsfr,frs a rss stad heiwesn Fraassaa. Wrn /.
Rsat salt Isks fHf sfdl6i1s Erha rsaysa sad afs
sr pxlast. ssth ozax1 en- hsnpeh hre n Va SSH
shat srFrFrx bafe hen Mafs ard pagr q the ecu
pKsts nigtaAy ~,
Great fssyss ssss eanssrue % harn n tAs si-rra
Maarp Sassrfasns. Il Cklaforn4a A r~sSrt ffrna
canp stnrixvta; ssFs thsf titAogsa The fre does
rrt skrpatsn the Gang ulrsG II I'D werk
aso tArr. ssiu rgzakizs -g,h waTk fcr TIE Gre
eFhtsrs % o. rniass the eanss soos eherkpd
a large ara n s6a Gahrsei tuFest reserve. IN a&fi
tsaa 70 the fneeH ~ twenty square niles already
DEVASTATED wil hs lxs waste
Il i rfeersed tAEt ne nasisa departure fer ya.
Fsre Il wlnaua s Etntestff On Mia s4ehf wat
tas ratit q 4 sarzauas r. London 20 rect ss~rrze
Gontd ard A. = CzesStt. Wis are N TAT ciiy A..
srs.trx 70 tks rey1Ft tAe Van ertzsss war. 20 se
ezrs ne wtbash TTs.sr Which "a az pr~esrt oyruri
h the GoSiSs -hise Ar. czssxit wants the asssscs
q Mr. vAnaerkls rd0cerairx the eiasins II sxyurai
iars. contracts f1r tAs sxpnvtattDu b. The Penusys
vHnsA Cs.sAyeaks a 0hso tnA Ncifrk a Western
railroads q large qaantitirs Il htnusnupa coal
II il exrertr1 that fhr h;EwinaHs esal ssrssftt -
EuFase wH hscapas sery iArra aurise lie ndzt ysAs
% ssa hsx4use Il TIE gradual .failing e1 n tbs
Enslssh miAex II Is said that NJ C2sszft 10 able
close contracts tnTciyins the shipping s.ssrsEa
million dollATy worth q coal TO Eu-oDA
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HON. ]. c. NEEDHAM IS HERE
CONGRESSMAN FROM CALIFORNIA
TALKS ON EASTERN CONDITIONS.
Bryan Strength I'm the East Less In
stead of Greater Than Four Years
Ago-Democrats, He Says, Are
Anxious to Get RID of Organism.

Hon. J. C. Needham. congressman from
the Seventh California district, arrived
in the city yesterday afternoon en- route
to his home In Modesto. Since the aa-
journment of congress, Mr.. Needham mas
been touring the Eastern states. ana STOP
ped OF at several places West. as far
as Chicago He Is now going home 70
enter actively in the campaign in his
district from which he expects 10 De re-
turned to congress. -
81 see Congressman Gordon. who Is
now in the city," he said at the Rainier.
Grand last night. makes the statement
that Bryan has greater strength IN the
East this year than he had In 1870
cannot see how even the most enthusi-
astic Democrat could make such a state
ment / have done great deal OF trav-
cling since. the adjournment of congress
throughout all the Eastern states. ana
from my observations j can say conn.,
IDENTIFY the East Is Overwhelmingly TOT
Mckinley. The only danger in the EAST
Is from over-confidence-
During my trip did not find single
state where Bryan's strength was claimed
greater than in 1sed, but on the contrary.
found In nearly all he had lost much
ground Well-known and prominent DEM
ocrats have made open assertions that
they do not expect to elect Bryan. He
was nominated. they say, for the purpose
OF doing away with Organism and after
ward reorganizing the party in the hope
of being successful In 1904
"The Democrats are putting all their
hope in the house of representatives,
which they are anxious to control to
such an extent as to block Republican
measures and thus prevent a carrying
they hope to cause dissatisfaction with
the second-ferm administration and In
sure Democratic victory in 1904.
nA rtrrnr 1rfU 10
carrying all states I'm It's column In 80
and adding Kansas, South Dakota WASH
ington, Wyoming. and good prospect
Of Nebraska and Montana, this year.
THE political outlook IN California II
good. While have not been home since
the session closed, I have heard great
deal from all over the state. There II
no doubt that the state will 60 for Nc
Kinley. and we are almost certain Of
at least Is 900 to 5000 majority. We hope
to carry all our congressional districts"
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Special Dispatch to the Observation-Disclosures.
WENATCHEE. Aug. 2.-For the first
time In the history of Menatchee the town
is without a saloon. To accomplish this
end the temperance people have labored
increasingly.
For three years past temperance has
been the Issue at the city elections. and
last year majority Of the councilmen
elected were opposed 10 open saloons. Jack
Lfllis has been In the saloon business
for the past seven years. and his license
has expired. He will not apply for con-
tinuance. but win run pool and billiard
drinks.
An ordinance has recently been passed
raising the license from 5000 10 1000. and
prohibiting the location of a saloon on
either Wenatchee or Orondo avenues. the
two principal streets In town. Whom n
new council comes into power, II they
want saloons they must keep them off
the main streets.
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KILLED By OUTRAGED HUSBAND.
Penitentiary Guard Shot ~ y. N.
Simmons at WalIa Walla.

Special Dispatch to the Post Intellige
WAL14A WALLA, Aug. al. M. Sim
chanan and then fed the country. For
some time Simmons has had suspicious
that his wife was intimate with Buchan-
an, and today concluded to ascertain the
facts. He announced that he was going
to Milton, and at o'clock tonight APP
peared at the hack door Of his house,
corner Of Second and Oak On entering
he found the couple In bed and fred at
buchanan In the dark. The bail struck
hts heart, and he died instantly.
Simmons, without saying a word, left
the room. and no clue has been obtained
by the police. Simmons Is a contractor
and had lived here several years. The
wife II not handsome, and has four chill
dren the oldest being ., Buchanan was
a guard at the penitentiary, and but
little Is known of him here. Tho coroner
took charge OF tho body and will hold an
Is making every effort to capture the fee
ing man.
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Race. ~ brighton beach.

NEW YORK. Au. a-Rssul,s At brishson
Beachf
Fise fsrIanrz- rertnissa wen. Asnes ~ sseond.
Raehanpien third Tine IS
Sseeeaechxse ahout ~. miles ~shsragraos Won.
nave = seeUnd. Governor nadd third Tne.
sNzA
seesnd sir fitshuah ,hlfh Tune Nis
Nile AMI sixteenth ksmafs vvn, Hsfecft =
s,cond Gen. Mar Gary thtfd fsmf, vs.
und NsrsiAca THIRD TIVE. CESS
al farlanxs selling Mtntsh. Chimes vur. Sir
Chrss,csshss seeena. rnSe third fiss. 1898
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Fire Los. al naker city.

Special Dispatch TO the Post-TntelIigenecr
BAKER CITY. or, Aug. 2-There has
occurred IN this city tonight two ores
with a loss Of about 5000 the Iron foun-
dry OF George Y. MELVIN being burned
60 the ground AT II 20 o'clock There was
A.0oo Insurance Both hres seemed 10 be
the work OF an inceniiary. II is also
threatened with are. Chinese guards are
stationed at different points OF the city
Considerable excitement urfvafig
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rNfIMRrS q tar s--saarexfr.
= raeana. rwTre 81 na-TAs As.nsSrzf uso sh,~.
pna naisv J fssra M2ir- Rsss Hal go cy-ss.
sita xkFsFt $500
= trotis4s. FFrse g. sac-tcsa nSrhr ~. A..
ths7t tnt tfsh ks&,s A. ni 1Ia sA crss. 1lr.
vafa tass fasrtA heat 10 1its knnle Bsrr. sosk
secona heat IN Ia ~
y FAesns y1fse 81 sas- ncrzis Ds-scf VIC tNsrt
i9artA arA hifh hss,t IN fSit. saSs 81 saSnag
Asla ines atss Aea secVrd beats iu sosi "a.
sA4 ladJ Pfg-s fhsrA
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ST LOFTS Ava Rssssi,s A. the lair froS-ss
Stx furio<sss-sfie Oat 40. Tlsssz nec1Hd. Ninus
t.esarF tAtrd rfsze iJN
rwa ard AZ stTstA rites, stfHas -rro~s~s wce,
Eaara Turn seeer& fsAscrnea tAlr4. T-me. ~,
MGe arA ssecaty yatsy~sGo e. FED wa. LIMBS
seecrA Hetlsagnt shspA Ttns lSa
Eix trf95r.xs seillag issytox esp. t0-fc3 wa
TIE tiEAt ssoond, tasa Ne',lle tAisa Nsfs'y fufth
Trus. ttu
Fcur nni a bad fisinrss-Ess't Darling wea
Nshl Pirate teortG Csrszs thHsi fire. 50
sir Ana a ksN furin1ssA seilsnx -OrzafoT wsu
Neeiisse ssCeni. The Barristrr tAiEd rime. ! Ia
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Cafter erant az wranael.

Special Correspon asnce po<t-Intelligsneav
WRANGEIs Alaska. Juiy 9Th. frnit-
Ell states revenue cutter Grant Cart To
xier, rut tn here today for a few hours
she had as passengers Assistant sacre-
taFy OF the Treasury Department Spaula.
ing sni wife and Mrs. J. n scott. OF
fnTt Townsend. sister ln-iaw OF ex.PreSi-
cNrf ftarrt9oN Secrrtarv SpautiinE Wis.
tied the custom ofhcs and reported every
thing n fine shape. Tbs Grant WIN make
the trip to Juneau Skagway ans sitEa
before Soing TO the westward
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ar louis Amx Z ~Revii4 A. fair rrsands
yrts rhis sstfsrg Mtfts nresvn wen. Lola secrrd.
Kyttr g1g4is sklrs riws. a.
FVrs sna kAN nssfanxs ssiisnx Mstrszasa sea.
sssshsas sarafst EsrrYrcai thirA TIRE -
ttct rxlSs ssfsise -Tvs Assess vc~- sslenisse 49,
efA rtlfrir fHtfd Tire fN
six ffsf.rxs SELLING NAr4stss sec. Assra Sec
srs Sas-nt Fsiecd third ffsse. s
Nts saA a ssss esN,h, sslssnS Barir BIRD wuS.
cei csy sser2a lee tssa.tf thsrS rtme. Us
F3ss farlnnse tkksyisw Nelfe wcr, Masxsa;4fs y.
sr,ssrsA efaa thsA Tsns ia
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Buiidins. Burnea BY Forest fires.

Special Dispatch 90 the Post-InteiligenceY
COLvfLLE. Aug. 3.-The forest fires
are sull doing much damage TO timber
Yesterday the flames from the woods ut
Addy reached the barn OF George w
ing the building and contents, valued al
over s2ool. A warehouse belonging 10 NJ
kuizer. a merchant at Valley station,
was also DESTROYED by fire. resulting Ia
a loss Of over 81 600
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WEnnicK. la Anr 81 Hssaitsi
t0 tFustlpe rsse ts1 s3amsn woa IN straight
h-Ats Tune ~. sis. gia taena second Bafoz
Mon, third reesia also started
~ pseirg. rarse Nci frspots OH Won In straight
heafs Tieas : ~. sis tttl doe Wheeler ssrosd
frvH ihs Md third Aisr Gree. Era Writer. buster
AMI &aaa osssa Aiao started
sis tgastiHs nntse 500 AasslIs won arst. fsursh
and atsh heais rtms~2t4 s,ls. ANA Phoebe
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SARATOGA. \. ". Aug s--Rasults.
fife ard 4 half fnricass- Bilissnaisr won Den.
man Thorp<oa sccond. Kings Fasorits tAird Tins.
ilss 1890
One uie-Ths Aireu won. Queen q song s.eoaa
Rush third. Tire lac,
Five tsul1nss. the wordea s,ases-Maus woa
Garter Ban seoond. Lads shor third Time or
Seven furinngs~ Mliistrean xeo s3slsdy .,rans
feAt third Time. 81
Mile add .lstssath. s-illnx-Pracsfni won Pre-
esftus second. Masoai third. TSus isssl
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GRAND RAPIDS Mish. Ava s-Fotr r.r,s
vetr earisd - cans,c<f rars tr.fiy sr5 ~, sss,,
sEs q tts Aufss order sr~rsars
- raef unaz4sheA tEs-Ts.rry ft.r-Js 49,, 49,,
hffh tnf ssfta tssis fs,tae sFssa wcn Ara "a
sTesi hg4ts NJ ckosce wcz foarsh hs1t Rs
tiese IA 49,
= paee uesse Esa-stfatA peunis sSa I'm s.y,sr,,,
beats Rcst tiaS asa
sS trct, SOS u4stnore wun "a ssfalsht Aes..
bs7t time, iEsi
orSR pare. 100 Nsrie- W va ss ,,r,sss.
beats ns1t uns Ia
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NEW YORK Ava a-Eswf.s ., nsssstcu Beach
SIS fatienss-K aisht - Rhodes YEA. CyFanS eco
eel Seamless thfsa TIVE lsss
Fsse fsftanzs selling Af5ss; ~pa Ffank Han
.eussd E1ScesA third riss. n ~
Stx tarionss the Rsiax t.rrsfrsinn s,ak>s-- All
f;rs~. apn casiautss seccnd Tirns iitti
f5sa fugtenxs rfSnrrss EyeiFa uuH. Anma seccHf
werraatst tAir8 Tf~ae. iMts
Nils AMI = stxsexnth the atSn Cavs stAkss- " ~.
les wcn. David Gsrsieh sergnd Nx Gua hira
Tirre st IS
Ffss fifianrs selling -Irinrs~ Oiill,s WA Raj
sssa seeona rsssa u thiss rns ! -
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on Tor tn. Mininx Districts.

Special Dispatch 20 the Post fntelligencer
SEpRS)- WOpIIsEY. Aug I'D. n KIN
Sey ard s O. ketchum will leave IN 4
few days for the mineral districts Dlst
az S<dro- WooiiVY 20 OBTAIN phetogra phis
views and necessary information for a
series ~ illustrated articles On the min
erai resources 81 skaKit and contiguous
counties They expect 10 visit ali the
mining camps and important prospects
between hnre ard slate creek
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sARATOGA. Y. Aus 1--R@sal;s;
Fise fslirnss kethsriA ucn Tuscarara seeona
thn1anunda third. Time. n1.
hte and stxteerth. ksiliag Prstaasos wun. Al
TAf1do " stccud, Amor thirt Tiase l,1s
pns nniie. tas MADDEN stskes for tAsps. yesrc,a.
nee k'en wan. WAnng sscuad MsptAn1a third
Ttune, ! ~
i've ssd haf fariours-Inke wsrt vsn nes-
hsie stcuuA. Eearry thGd finse ss
es tat'esst uss won. Eian Caris seoona. Caraa
~ fhifd Tfrae & ia -
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V|CTORIES TENNIS CANES.
CLOSE AND EXCITING CONTESTS
MARK THE DAYS PLAYING.
Miss Kftto ana Miss Hubert Play
Brilliantly, the Forner wfnning
--xiss Kitto WIN Vow Meet Miss
Coward for the Championship.

VICTORIA, ID. C., Aug. 3.--The tourna-
nent today produced some Of the clos
est and most exciting matches thus far.
In the morning the interest conferred In
the semi-hnals OF the mems singles be-
tween combe and Coward on one court
and Russell. OF Seattle. and r.. y. Powell
on the other.
In the latter match Powell easily beat
Russell two straight sets. The match
was most disappointing one. as at no
time did Russell show the form he IL
capable Of. In tho first set he played a
most errafic game, and only succeeded In
gettiug one game. In the second set he
braced up a tribe and succeeded In maxi
ing II q vantage set. but Powell was
playing too well for him. and he lost
tho set 90, and the match
In the combe-Goward match Combe
put up the game OF his life He won the
first set and led at az and again sat 50
and deuce in the second set. needing but
2 strokes 10 win the match. but Coward
was too steady for him. and won the
set, rs.
The third set was another very excit-
ing one, ana both players put UP spien-
did exhibition. They played very evenly
together, but after the score was all.
towards superior endurance began TO
tall. and he won tho set. So.
Another exciting match was In the
mons doubles, when comhe and Martin
beat Powell and Rithet The play was
OF . very bright order. and 70 evenly
were the teams matched that u was. Inn
possible 10 tell until the last stroke was
played, who would win the match Rus
sell and dilliscn. Of Seattle. meet the
winners tomorrow.
The mai Of the sI.soms ,,,o ladies, so h s.s'
Miss Hubert 1a-f1, 50. The first set was
n very exciting one. both ladies PLAYING
brilliantly. In the second set Miss kitto
from her exertions during the final set.
The winner. Miss Kitto. meets Miss
Coward tomorrow for the woman,s
championship Of British Columbia IN
the consolation round very close and
exciting match was between Wilson and
Fraser. The former won BY score OF
d IT, brunn. OF Seattle, beat Pember-
q sor. q Victoria, easily BY = score Of
Ths match IN the Anal Of the aIi-ccmers'
singles between Mr.. Powell and Mr..
noon that darkness interviewed 70 stop
the match after three sets had been
played. Coward won the nrst set 90.
md Powell won the h ns,a ,wo ~ n. and Morn rs
Ing Tho players played 10 evenly to-
gsthsr that Il IL almost impossible TO
foreteli the outcome. The match y for
plays j. #. FouIkes IN the afternoon for
the championship OF British Columbia.
A large and fashionable attendance was
again present and fniIowed up the
served By Msrdames Dunsmuir and Lux
ton. The finAis Of the ladies' doubles are
20 be played tomorrow. The following
Mems doubiss--Iroulk and Coward
beat pooiey and Barkeiy, % - ~
copbe and Martin beat Powell and Rith-
Of is-s, - So 80. -. -. nee.
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cHir AGO Ava 1--Resri,, al Hsw,hc-us;
Six eaflonss, seiars Foase Esifh q s-ccad.
Meaassrgh shsra Tims. Is
S{x nariongS. selling Van nnretss AGA. Pirate J.
sercad piresai1n third Tune. iiit.
Five forienEf-fancy Weed ucn. Rcses Ieec1a.
Barhxz ~ third Time. Isl.
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CHICAGO. Aug Results At Hawthorne;
Five and q hall hIrionss. scaliiwax wan Wreath
seccnd Icon third Time, .fs
six furlnnxs-L T. Cation won creerock second
Tuthiii disqualified fox foul Time iis,
short course. steepiechase--P asse Partout Won
GLOBE III. sccond, Proud third Time 3.isS
Seven fpronxs. the Bsrwyn stskes-orimu won
Great Bend second The Lady third Time asa
ss farlenss-Posssrt won, kohiheim second Curd
Gillrrk third Time is.
hte and a sistsenth-Alohs IT. won Lew Hopper
sceond Mclloeois third. Time iysi
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One mile Hard Knot Won. Dissoiats second, No
hanan third, Time, Al.
One mile Pink Coat wen imp Mint Sauce Sec
ond. Bonnie BOY third Time sol
Nile and an eighth Miss Iizs won. q. Thompson
second, Warrior third Time. 81
Mile aud eghth--Clara Meadsr won. Tom
0ainey second. vincsnnes third Time. ia.
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The pleasant method and bsnsfi-
eiAl effects OF the well-known rem
sdy. Syrup Of Figs manufactured
BY the California Fig Syrup Co, IL
lussrAss the valus OF obtaining the
liquid laxative principles OF plants
known to b. incidentally laxative
and presenting them In the form
most refreshing to the taste and ae-
ceptahle to the system. 1t b the one
perfect Strengthening laxative.
cleansing the system effcetuaIly,
dispellins solds. headaches and ie-
vsrs sently yet promptly and en-
shling enc to overcome hahitual
constipation permanently. It's per
feet freedom from every objection
able quality and substance. and it,
acting on the kidneys, liver and
bowels. without weakening or irri-
tAtins them. make II the ideal ,axa-
tive.
In the process OF manufacturing
figs are used. as they are pleasant
to the taste, bot the medicinal quail
itiss OF the remedy arc obtained from
xnna and other aromatic plants, by
a mcthcd known to the California
Fla Syrup Co. only. In ordef ret
its Beneficial effects and to ave. M
itations. please remember the full
name OF the company printed on the
front OF every package.
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! THE sunday pOST-INTE[[IGEN(ER
THIRTY-SIX PAGES.
Remarkable Photographs During the Crush at Nome.
In the Sunday edition the WIN rerroa,es some the
weather is favorable for
a .s s mssn ~ as s.s a @ m of sss
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wins in The
Record of the First Cavalry IN the cuban Campaign.
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the men receiving SIS e' officers e the regiment
Emperor Kwane Io and the Terrible Empress Dowaser
ss, sr Of The 'ss. on China gold sa.s III:
emperor empress: section Of the great wan at pekinr fort
a s nn r @ % ss ss Of the stone ,s the
tower Pskins also portrait
Gen. Bates Gives His Views Of the Phiippines
Correspondent dent CARPENTER return. 70 Manila
sultan Of su Illustrated ~1 n, h, treaty with the
Many Millions IN the Vast Army Of Smiths
;.s s5s sns.s q n s. stab % Estimated
Fads and Fanees in the Realm Of Woman
Picture sssns no, no, the style Delicious as,.a'n
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and efcrs
Unaccountable Feat by the MAgicians Of Tibet
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operation. restored without a
Biggest Gun In the World Ready for New York Hasbos
pro,.es Weighing mors than ton d.s.ne. Of
Stories and Pszzes for Little Folks
of
OF Lorins
Emma Abbott Rough Diamond of the operate Stage.
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Vast Structure Of the Second Brooklyn Bridge.
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Also Many Other Striking Features
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Young peter jackson Defeated.

DENVER. Col, Aug s.--otto sciioff. Of
Chicago, was given the decision over
Yeung Peter Jackson. OF San Francisco.
Al the end of a tan-round bout before the
Ctymplo Club In this city tonight. As
far as scfentinc lighting is concerned.
there was no such thing. but from a
atnndpoint OF bulldog tactics. the fight
WAS full OF features. Jackson weighed
laits and Seiofr i3i.
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CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP 60.

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Onward Won second and third heats and vas second
Leias third.
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