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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-08-14
WILL TAKE A TROLLEY RIDE
County and City Officers to be Guests
Of Nr. Nelson

Superintendent Nelson. of the Street Car
company, has issued invitations to the
city and county officers for a trolley ride
over the new street car system. The
event is to take place this evening and
the cars Will be in waiting for the party
at the corner Of Main street and Doug
las avenue at o'clock.
This entire system VIII be gone over
and the party will have a Jolly time
Superintendent Nelson has had such a
party in view for some weeks and this
evening viii be an opportune time for the
officials TO make a close inspection OF the
city's transportation facilities.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-08-14
FATALITY FoLLows FAILURE

TO use FOLEY'S KIDNEY CURE in time
II taken in earlier stages of Bright's dis
ease and diabetes. it IS certain cure. You
have noticed TIE high death rate from
these diseases. and il IS not wise 10 ignore
early symptoms when a medicine like
FOLEY'S KIDNEY CURE can be had
G. Gehring. 400 E. Douglas; Geo. Van
Werden, SOS y. Main: Wichita Drug Co,
l0 Z. Douglas: Gus Saur, 5s4 E. Dosslas
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Weary
Wozs,en

Rest and help for weary
women are found in 4 ycfia
e PEakchagss,S Vegetable
COMPOUND. If makes WOO
ssseEs strong and healthy to
bear their BURDENS and
ov0rcoss'es those Ms to
which women are subject
because they are women.
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wICHITA 8 WEsrEKN.

MI " IT'ITII " q
No. f72-PTatt and Kingfaan pas-l
senger daily except sunday Y
No. 474-Pratt and kiuEmsu ac-l
commodatlon TUESDAY. Thurs-i
day. Saturday ....................l
Depart West.
No f7i-Kingmau and Pratt pas-f
senger daily except sunday i s
No fix nEmaB and Pratt ac-l
commoda tion. monday. We'd
negday and Friday i I
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BEST WAY TO CURE BACKAcHE.

Backaches are caused by disorder in the
kidneys. FOLEY'S KIDNEY CURE will
make the kidneys right Take no sub
stitute. G. Gehring, 400 E. Douglas; Geo
Van Werden, S2S N. Main; Wichita Drug
Co., 10 E. Douglas; Gus Saur, 524 E
Douglas
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-08-14

This line r. now runuEag through chair
cars tseats freeB ard Pullman brazfra
Room s-eeplaR cs.fa. wichita % s. Louis
daily without change This Ia the IN y
road running from wichita - s. Lou.f
whore direct corDection r. uads Etfh Al
eastern trunk line prints fu enc mot
magnificent railway station g. fle war.l
Quickest Hoe - al points n Soufhssat
Missouri. Eorthwes1 Arkansaa. east ard
E9utnsss'
For further informant n "a fresE
= r. DUNN
District Fa ss~srzer Agent.
Corner Nsfa and DOUG - AYs.
Z. r DELAEET.
Agent linton EfaffGn.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-08-14

is known from coast to
coast. IL haS cured more
sick women than any
other medicine. its
friends are everywhere
and they are constantly
writing thankful letters
which appear in this
Esspers
IF you are puzzled write
for. MrS. Pinkkhass1IS ADJ
vice. Her address is
Mass. She will
charge yOU nothing. and
she has restored a million
women TO health.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-08-14

, r. NJ. Booth, Elgin, Ill. who has just es-
capped a very dangerous operation, writes
us, "Beggs' German Salve cured me Of
piles after everything else had failed. I
was preparing for an operation, as a last
resort. Would not be without it If it
costs SO box" J. P. Allen, Dockum &c
Higginson, Geo. Van Werden.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-08-14
Committee Of the Ladies OF the G. A r.
On the death of little Ruth Skinner.

Committee OF the Ladies or the q. A X.
On the death of little Ruth Skinner.
God, in His all-wise providence, has
sent sore trials to the home Of our be-
loved sister and her husband in taking
to Himself their youngest born, little
Ruth.
We. as a society, express our heartfelt
sympai hy With you in this hour Of Bit
ter sorrow and sore bereavement. and
also our prayer that He who wept with
the Borrowing mOurners in the grave
yard at Bethany may comfort you in
this time Of need. and we would commit
you to the teLGer compassion of Him
who save: Eye believe in God. believe
also in me" I'm my Fathers house are
many mansions.
Mrs EMMA c. RICHEY,
Mrs MILE BELL.
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Throw pay.Ie 20 the Dogs,

Constipation IS --ested BY an Intestinal
tonic and liver =cirnuIant, VzalzSsele, gen
tie, yet poteut-casosrets Candy Cathsr-
tic. AL Druggists. Iac &C. SC
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-08-14

The best route to ST. Louis and East Is
via
ST. LOUIS & SAN FRANCIsCO r p
Two through trains daily Win elegant
reclining chair cars and Pullman Palace
sl%epers. without change
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-08-14

CHOCTAT. OKLAHOMA AED GULF
Choctaw oklah bona srf Cur Eaf rqsa
Cornnarr Ch1ctaE ard Memphis Eaf
road COMPANY Condensed I.us Tab.a
In eject Auxsst !. 10.
EAHTECUNJ TRATTR
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Nnrfh - Easf

NORM ana last
No. KANSAS City. Chill
cago and s. Louis
limited daily. .........l s:t5 q nj s.f5 am
No. 2-Colorado Springs.
Denver and Pacihci
coast daily ...........l 9:45 ami SIS an
No. 4-kansss City. st.
Louis and Chicagoi
night express daily 4 800 PM 300 D N
No. 32-AccommodaJion.l
daily excep. sunday. $50 a. mi $50 a "a
South and West.
No. i-Fort Worth Dali
laS. Houston and Gall
weston express (dsiiy)l s:ls p. M s:is pm
No. 1-Oklahoma. Fort
Worth New Orleans
and Pacific coast dali
,ly) .........:..............l SIS PM s:s pm
No. S-Oklahoma Fort
Worth. Dallas audi
New Orleans Express SIS ami s.s5 a N
No 3--Fr. Worth Hots-
ton. Galveston and san
Antonio express DAILY SIS m s;b am
NO. Accommodation
daily except sunday $40 IN $40 m
EleEsnt free reclining chair cars On al
trains and Pullman Palace Eieepers from
Wichita TO Chissgo and Kansas city
without change. Also sieepers on all
night trains 10 Fort Worth. Houston, san
and baggage checked 20 All points north.
east. south and west Steamship tickets
sold 20 all European points az lowest
rates Passenger station corner Douglas
and Meade avenues. Telephone 40.
II. DRAKE - p A. g. r. J. a =.
z. ". THOMPSON. A G p & T. A.
Ton-ha Kan
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. a. = Er@trs esraert a IA.
NrAlsstss zsfs fAs ~. ~ 49, f-
- fas Hcff 3 as szash
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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-08-14
TOM FITCH FOR CHAIRMAN
will Probably be Named to Manage
TammanY Campaign.

The Democrats have decided TO make T.
G. Fitch, chairman of the county central
committee. He viii manage the whole
canpaign. Colonel Toler approves the
idea. Some of the Democrats yesterday
when asked the exact reason for the anti
Campbell resolutions passed by the con-
ventions Saturday said that the real rea-
son was to get Campbell off the track but
not to get him off until he was nomi-
mated:
You see he has already made two
speeches for the Bryan and Bridenthal
ticket He is in his campaign. He is now
committed Now when he has to get off,
he can't switch"
Asked If they thought they could force
Campbell off the Democrats expressed
doubt and said: "The chances are that
both Duval and Campbell will remain on
as a rebuke to both of them the fusion
lists are agreeing to vote for neither. The
result viii be that Long will be eected by
20 900 plurality and the two years hence
fusion win come again fast and strong.
The only way to bring it about is to
squelch both Duval and Campbell
Those who are friendly to Duval say
that the resolutions Saturday were in the
interest Of Duval, and that when a new
Joint congressional convention is called.
Duval viii be the nominee.
Colonel Toler, the boss of Tammany.
has decided that Tammany must have a
ratification to celebrate their victory in
naming the whole ticket. Some of the
Populists do not think this should be
done. but Colonel Toler will bring them
around 10 consent.
The greatest skin specialist in America.
originated the formula for BANNER
SALVE For all skin diseases. all cuts
or sores. and for piles. its the most
healing medicine. c. Gehring. 400 f.
Douglas; Geo. Van Werden. 22S y. Main.
Wichita Drug Co, 10 E. Douglas; Gus
Saur. 524 L. Douglas
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LETTER List.

List OF letters advertised by the post
master at Wichita, Kansas, for the week
ending August L. 1850:
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-08-14

V. B. Conklin, Bowersvflle, o., says:
81 received more benefit from FOLEY'S
KIDNEY CURE than from months of
treatment by physicians" Take no sub
stit1te. G. Gehring, 400 z. Douglas; Geo.
Van Werden, S2S N Main; Wichita Drug
Co, 10 E. Douglas; Gus Saur, 524 E.
Douglas
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFER,

FURNISHED by the Wichita Abstract
and Land company. H NJ. Dubois. Abb
stractor. Court House. Phone 2sz)
WARRANTY DEEDS.
T. J, Wilson to Chas. A. Herman,
north half northwest quarter 81
east ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 200
/ G. c. Robbins 70 H @ Whiting.
east half southwest quarter Ss-25-
west ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 2J0o
Daniel Kiser TO Anton Horsch. east
half southeast quarter 16-2s-s west 1900
J. H Batka 70 Margaret Corden.
to ., block 3. Andale .........-....... 80
Mary NJ. Hunt 10 B. F. Nichols. un-
divided half OF northwest quarter
1888 west Observation-Disclosures. 10
Jessie A Farmer 70 Elmlna A. Hor-
ton. 5011a2 feet in lot g. block 2.
Lawrence addition .................. co.
0. p Swope 10 Frank p Calendar.
ISL. 1s2 Lawrence avenue. Lees al
dillon .-..-.......--.............. 80. q
Schwartz Lumber and Coal 60 70
William Jesse Sharon. 1coods feet
commencing . feet west % south
west corner 2 William street.
Greinenstein's ssh addition -
John Nshlon Moore 20 Julia X. Pen
ue1t. D. p Central avenue. HI
tons addition ...-...........--..-...-.. go
r L TNsrner 20 Francis ". Ginder.
east a rods q north g rods q
south half southeast quarter 81 p
FL west -..----......-..-............ *
Jas D. Henderson a. VIM. T. FuI-
Ter northwest ro-1s-2 ess, ....-.. 900
y. J. Caesar % y. A P3lk a. Nah
street ...........~...... ................ sg,o
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Trains

CHICAGO. ROCK ISLAND & PACIFIC
RAILWAY
Time Table Effective May H. 1893.
Trains Arrive Lava
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Parties calling for any or the above
letters, please say Advertised"
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-04-18

great commercial future for Seattle man
ufactured and natural products in China.
Speaking OF his ttip Mr.. Havers said
yesterday:
To form fair idea of the greatness Of
our trade possibilities In the Orient we
need only consider the countless millions
OF people living there Both Japanese and
Chinese are learning to eat American
Hour smoke American cigarettes and
drink Seattle beer, the latter nation more
extensively than the former There was
short crop OF rice this season In China and
the price has gone up. This viii increase
the demand Ter flour. Thiak OF the vast
amount of American flour that will be
consumed there when AN the Chinese learn
"a eat itt
"Euaand. Germany. France. Belgium.
Holland and our own Eastern states have
strong f9othold Ina the trade with China.
Seattle ana the state 90 Washington can,
no doubt, get good share ~ this trade
when We can have plenty 20 tonnage and
reasonable freight rates These things are
the great obstacles and handicaps now.
There are uO ships-l mean not enough
shiUs-to carry our exports. The fact that
there are comparatively Light return car
goes makes freight rates higher. During
the last year or two rates 20 China have
been raised three times ] would make
Seattle d market and distributing point
for return gargncs. In China cur Hour and
lumber have q good fooih0ld Puget sound
mills have been unable to supply the In
crfnaluE demand ON account uf The short
age 90 carriers and have refused orders
Ihis should Dee rcmedied AZ once. as 10 "a
backward 70 step ts detrimental Return
carEuvs $50 now mostly Co tho Atlantic
coast hy way ~ che Surz canal
Tho Chimes, are NOT murh on mspufac-
tUTr, uut are great and Nalc traders" con-
NuGcd Mt HaVrrs Price. and rot quail
Ny, SIS thC grvst factor over there. as the
earning capacity ~ the masses il very
limited The tastes and requirements o.
those markets should be studied carefully.
EAc Germans are making great progress
in China. Their home goverHmegt takes
q lively Interests in It's subjects 10 ChtGa
ans their welfare
'tr TsinStaa 'aey are building modern
and preparing 20 control the trade OF the
great ShabgtunE province. TIE largest
business houses ln Chiua are German.
WAile TIE largest shipping firms are Eng
uSht VINO are also TIE great bankers II
the East Russia has "A large standing
army az Fort Arthur. Intending 30 make
that rlare q great stronghold and transfer
t1f commercial business 20 TalieGwan the
fuiare terminus 20 tae traass4ber.an rail-
road
~Tas-e IS plenty o. money in China. 90
Sa-2 MI. hAFtfs. 'lhe lahor.ug classes
age poor tut Wlth al other classes there
o. buy from us for cash n our goods are
cheaper and suitable for their market.
The Standard on Company is vel estab-
Nsht1 everywhere Ia the Orient The
American Tobacco Company has several
houses iH India and China. The Pacific
l.NDH-r tumrn 1t Portland or has
MI lhea4ud stationed iu SaarChaI
American beer nnds strong competition
In the East, but Is gEswlns n favor. Tas
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warrant sworn out in Justice Austins
court charging him with maintaining "a
gambling device. The alleged gambling
device is slot machine which stood in
the bar room OF the Northern prior 70
the arrest, and which pays money to
winners. Mr. Bailey was released by
Justice Austin on his own recognizance
TO appear at o'clock this afternoon.
The machine. which was seized by Com
stable Nelson, was held pending the de-
termination VI tho case.
Sometime ago, when IL became rumored
that the moral forces proposed causing
the arrest Of slot machine operators.
nearly every saloon man In town who
had a slot-machlne which paid money
Instead ~ merchandise 60 tho winner
removed II and the machines were ship
ped out of town. Mir Bailey. however,
refused Co surrender his, and this fact
being brought 10 the attention 81 the
leaders of the crusade warrant was
sworn out FOR his arrest
II was stated yesterday that Mr. Bailey
had retained White 4 Muuday as his
counsel. and proposed giving the reform
forces hard ught-
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Claims That q. @. Terrence Still
Owes Him S22,500.
MOVES FOR CHANGE OF VENUE
nt.nas Ready to Deliver Deeds Tor
Alaska Mining Claims nut
mands an Accounting From Hich
KIopdiker-Young Tacoma Nm"
Come. Into Court for First Time
ANSWERS Charges Against HIM.

r A. Hoshor, OF Tacoma, recently ~ a W
1890 on IRE charge Of embezzling s2'''v'
srorn II O. Terrence, who represents
xvaaI.hv p,ngligh syndicate In the Mon,
aslxe ana who is also Defendant III NIs ~,
sI,it for the same amount, toid me so
OF the story for the first time IN inc I II.
perior court yesterday aitef noo ,.-..1n,,
49, ~ entirely different construction
on the alleged faots tnah 4'N
been made public. .,.
re SAVES that there was an agreement
between himself and Terrence TOT the saIo
OF AiasdSa mining claims, whereby TOT ~.
renee was TO pay him A3,oU fne s%"'v"
mentioned in Torrence's oofnplaiht, no
sava was a part payment, and that Ior-
80. yttll owes him a So 500 balance on
the nnrchase price. and $500 In ADDITION
for services covering period OF Two
years CO..
urday a motion for a change OF venue 10
Tacoma where he says, he ~ lesa
voter, and from which place ne was re-
moved 10 the King county jail by force.
In his answer TO Torrence's complaint
uoBho or denies that he il indebted 10 Tor
renee I'm the sum OF $1,000. or any sum
whaisoever. For an affirmative defense
he alleges that prior TO March "a, OF TINS
year. Terrence purchased from him TWEEN
ty-nine mining claims in Alaska. at the
re,ce nsid him. he says $50 500 on the pur-
chsss rrtce
TIashor further alleges that the con-
tract for the purchase of the claims was
10 be forwarded by a bank In Dawson to
a bank in London, and that s2o,5n was to
lie raid to Hoahor In the tity of London.
ana tbat certain deeds of conveyance exc
c,,ted nv Hoshor to florence were to he
asifvered IN 'rorrence. IN London The pa
pers. II Is alleged were duly forwarded,
but the agents of Terrence failed to pay
over the money March l. and failed TO
rocaiva tho .aners
Terrence and Hoshor were in Seattle.
and were notified BY cablegram OF the fail
IRE ~ the agents OF Terrence TO nav over
the money according to the Affirmative
dafens. poshor goes nm 70 sav that
Torrence agreed with Hoshor that ~ the
latter would accent 500 500 in cash and en-
tena tho tIme for The contamination n,
The contract and deliver 10 Torrence an
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management. and YOU win find him quite
able to supply all the money necessary.
with three transcontinent0l railroad
lines" said Mr.. Havers in conclusion, Sc
attic should have better transpaciiic ship
ping facilities, and not allow the public TO
travel by way of Vancouver Il. c., and
San Francisco. which latter city IL MAX
ing a great effort TO control the Oriental
trade Our machinery could probably be
introduced by American manufacturers
having representatives in China and lA-
IBERIA, where the methods are primitive.
Il met representatives Of Philadelphia
business houses aud factories all over the
East San Francisco Is talking up a COM
mercial museum of Oriental and domestic
articles OF commerce, and one might be
eslAhlishad in Seattle with advantage"
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HUSBAND ALLEGES DISCRETION.
Admits His Happy Home Is Thing
of the Past.

d W Jamison. who IS being sued ny
Maggie Jamisou for a divorce on statutory
grounds filed an answer and Affirmative
defense In the superior court yesterday
afternoon. He says that she abandoned
him February %. 1859 bat that since Au-
gust OF the same year he has paid - 81
every month for her support and that Of
her two children. He denies that she IT,
IN such fccUte hesItn tnat he Cannot w3rk.
He proposes that their two children be
pls ri IN good schools, and promises 20
support them TIE admits that no and
Dis vito -annot I've IoEel her LanEer.
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FRENCH CAMILLE" FINED.
Pleads Guilty 20 Renting Rooms for
immoral Purposes In Paris
House Case.

French Camille" landlady Of the
Paris house, Yesterday pleaded guilty in
Justice Austin's court 20 the charge OF
renting rooms for Illicit purposes. She
was fned So and costs An effort was
made by the moral crusaders 20 have her
bound over 20 the superior court on the
charge OF conducting a house Of ~ fame
but the evidence OF the witnesses was
not sufficient to Justify the charge, and
finally Attorney tunius Rochester. who
was prosecuting the case, consented 20
the dismissal az that charge and the
nlng OF the other.
The witnesses examined on behalf Of
the state were Ebcn s. Osborne, a J.
Balr, Charles +. Bailey, Major W V
Rinehart. T. NJ. B0werman and Lloyd
w. Mcdowell, the two latter being re-
pcrterE for evening ncwspapers- Al. the
witnesses testified 70 the general reputa-
ton % the house, but none was willing
TO swear positively that Camille was the
mitted his inability 20 prove the charge
and then Attorney William Parmegles
who appeared FOR her. offered to plead
guilty II the state would hle charge
over which Justice Austin had original
Jurisdiction. This otter was accepted and
the charge of renting rooms for Illicit
Quoting house az ill-fame.
The crusaders say that II Camille docx
not go out ~ business they will again
cause her arrest George Kinnear. the
owner Of the Paris house. IS 20 be given
hearing before Municipal Judge Cam
s0mstime this week on the charge Of
renting his property for immoral pur-
J. l. Meade. assistant secretary Of the
Y. NJ G. A. and a leader IN tho reform
Paris house had been singled Out for
prosecution Because n IS the worst
place "a town. and because George Kin
near. who claims 20 be a decent man.
owns IT. WAS his reply
The reform leaders state that no at
tack viii BE- made on the fashionable
houses % ill-repute on Washington street
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TENANT SUES LANDLORD.
Wfnntfred McGrath Says she wn.
Ill when Evtcted

John and Ninnifred McCirath commenc-
ed suit In the superior court yesterday
y, 4, ~roVer 81 go damages from NJ A. Hine-
line and $500 from r. y brown n
Morris and NJ. T. Morris The McGraths
say they were etected from i222 King
street by hinoiine October 80 AT thIs
thme y u alleged, Wianifrcd McCrath was
IN dell ate headth and suffered great men
fnneilns "N''"" OF
~ w aue2ed that although the McGraths
were ready to go to trial HineIinn az
miAsed his action in the superior cour, AZ
ms own cost The defendants Hrown
sna motifs are sued for tho reason that
sney were nondsmen in the suit brougbt
by Hmoline ~
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@. Havers, well-known young business
man Of this city, returned Sunday even
ing on the steamship Riojun Maru from a
trip to China and other Oriental countries,
including the Philippines. He went to the
Far East in the interests of the Seattle
Brewing and Mating Company, and was
absent ten months. He became well &C
quainted with the opportunities for trade
between Puget sound and the Orient as a
result of his trip, and thinks there is a
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| among an in
b. g men De hr
ngnu 1.-THE winter S is ii t ne OF thu city bya
feet long register 1875 feet owe al lie beam is Eel nj eel "a ~
tonnage Of q n an 50 gross Her present ~ frye g a e e
db ey
a % m in hpa las h e o W
ecu
t no Ia occasion to the ~ he kt "A eel n
dndhofbao nsohe ndtwaun nutcdm miles
December he b h Ia k m consist m in surveying h o.
which as drgiyb welsh eye bea Q h nc o m
Tn ePahane lie nOm ms t Seattle March en s "a h
a a @ ct all ns " Onby depart
IN
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Groceries
For Nome

II you arc QUILTING in large or
small way. by all means &c, Adams
prices. Extra special inducements
arc offered Alaski prospeetors.
Adams Superb Coffees most
delicious that ever passed human
roasted fresh every day and
packed in air-tight tins for the
Alaskatrade. Also special offering
the finest teas to he had.
Experts to pack yoor stuff in a
way 10 stand the toughest voyage.
|" We viii gladly iutnsh an
estimate to parties living
outside the city. Ssad
your Its, by mail.
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Danish beer
II fear railroad or mining enterprises
will not prosper I'm China unless backed
up by standing army. So far the devel-
opment of China has been accomplished
largely with Chinese capital. Convince
Chnaman that your proposition orers
profitable investment with competent
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THE WHOLE TRUTH NOT TOLD
Shomo's Attorney Accuses State
of Unfair Dealing.
WARMLY DEFENDS wooLERY

Asks Meaningly What Became of
strange Man Seen Before the
shooting by states witness
Hedges Going Toward Spot Where
Mohrbacher's Body Was Found
To Go to Jury This Afternoon.