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Hopkinsville Kentuckian., 1900-08-14
EXPLAINS.
Says He Can Make Everything
Clear in Due Time.
Miss Somers' Charges Will Not
Prove Serious When Airedfn
Court.

Rev. Or. Henry M. Wharton. wht
was arrested at Ocean City, N. J.
last Friday, preached at the Ocear
City auditorium. Sunday to an i'm
mense congregation. At the close
of the sermon he referred to the
charges against him and a number
of other clergymen and laymen fol.
lowed him, claiming that it was a
malicious prosecution. Many
prominent visitors there knowing
the conditions take the same view.
DR.. Wharton made the following
statement:
"On my arrival here yesterday,
at the Hotel Brighton, an officer
presented me with a warrant com
mandIng my presence to Ashbury
Park to answer charges made
against me by Miss Clara Somers.
The charges were that l had OBJ
tanned property from her under
false pretensions. l made public
mention of the fact that had in my
care two orphanages, one for white
and one for colored children, and a
large school for girls located in
Virginia and North Carolina. A
short time after that / received a
letter from Miss Clara Somers,
offering to give me certain property
at Asbury Park for the purpose of
opening another orphanage, her
own request being that it should
bear the name Willard Home. The
property contained ten acres of
ground and buildings.
"Miss Somers conveyed the
to me in fee without any
whatever. 1t was under
stood that it should be used as an
and it has been used
or that purpose alone. AS to the
mortgages, / viii explain them
ully at the proper time. l was ad-
1ised that as the property had been
put entirely in my possession, l had
A perfect right to raise money upon
It to carry on my work. 1t became
0ne of the homes under my care,
and received the best support /
could give. 1t has taken all that l
could make by my ministry or
gather from my friends to meet the
great and pressing demands upon
ne.
Il came directly from Louisville,
KY, here, having closed a series of
meetings there last Wednesday
night. was not taken from any
meeting here as has been stated.
AS soon as it was found what was
wanted, friends here willingly came
and made themselves responsible
for my appearance when and
wherever wanted. l am fulfilling
my engagement here. and expect to
go right on with my work. ! SO to
Luray, Ma, this week, where my
orphanages are, and where our
Summer Assembly is now is pro-
gress.
II have no doubt or fear what
ever of the thorough vlndication of
what have done when the facts
are brought to light, as they soon
will be.'i
Hopkinsville Kentuckian., 1900-08-14

Ietter, ShIL-fh"Uhl anu EcAtha'
The intense itching aud emarting
incident to these diseases, is instant
alayed by applying Cnamberlain's
Gye aud Skin Ointmhnt. Many very
bad cases have been permanently
cured by it. 1t is equally efficient
for itching piles and a faVorite rem
edy for sore nipples, chapped hands,
chiiblains, frost bites aud chronic
sose epps % cts, per box, For sale
by r &. ltardwck
Hopkinsville Kentuckian., 1900-08-14
JEWELRY
A STAPLE


Look at the next ten people you
meet and see how much is worn
Of the so-called jewelry. From
a S5OO.00 watch chain to five
cent stick pin. Jewelry has
come to be a staple article of
dress.
You will buy more or less OF
it; see that you get what you
pay for when you buy. You
can be sure of this if you will
buy of f. BRANDON 81 Co., La
fayette, KY, who have a full
assortment of the w. H. MAIN
CO., goods. Every article of
these goods is fully warranted
to be exactly as represented'
A printed guaranty to this ef-
feet is given with each article
of these goods purchased at
their store.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian., 1900-08-14
ECZEMA, ITCHING HUMORS,
PIMPLES CURED BY B. B. B.



Does your Skin Itch aud Burn
Distressing Eruptions on the Shn SO
you feel ashamed tr be seen in com
pany? Do scabs and Scales from on
the Shin, Hair or Scalp2 Rash form
on the Skiu? Prickling Pain in the
Skin? BoiIs? Pimples? Boue Pains2
Swollen Jointe? Falling Hair? All
RIn Down. Ska PdIe2 Old Soresl
Eatiug Sores? Ulcers? All these are
symptoms Of Eczema and Impurities
and PJisons in the blood To cure
to stav cured take B. b b. (BJtauic
Blood Balm) which makes tue blood
pure and rich. B. B. b. will cause
the sores to heal, itching of eczsma TO
stop forever, the skin to become clear
and the breath sweet. B. B B is
just the remedy you have been look
ing for. Thoroughly tested for 30
years. Our readers are advised to
try b. b 3 For sale by druggists
at 81 per large bottle; six large bottles
full toeatmenO S.. Complete direc
tions with each bottle. So, sufferers
map lest it, trial bottle given away.
Write forit. Address BLOOD BALM
CO. Atlanta, g., Descii ,e yonr
trouble ana Free personal medical
advice given.
b. b B. sold by r G. Rar,lwick
HoptinsvilIe. Ky,
Hopkinsville Kentuckian., 1900-08-14

Purely Educational Genuinely Delightfully."- Amusing
Grand Inspiring Exhibition Consisting Cow Boys Indians Mexcan
United English,
Rough Riders and Batef Light Artillery Requiring 1000
and
Hopkinsville Kentuckian., 1900-08-14
NO hev T,I's II W She Saved Her Little
Daughters Life.

am the mother Of eight children
ard have had much experience with
medicines. Last summer my daughter
h.d the disentery IN It's worst form.
We thought she would die l tried
every thug ! could think Of, but moth
ing seemed to do her any good / saw
hy an advert cement in ourpaper that
ham5erlain's Collie Cholera and
Diarrhoea Remedy was highlyrecom-
mended and sent and got a bottle
1t proved to be one Of the very best
medicines we ever had in the house. 1t
saved my daughters life. am anxi-
GUS for every mother to know what an
excellent medicine it is. Had known
it at first il would have saved me much
anxiety and MY daughter much SUI.
eriug Yours Truiy,
Mrs Geo. F. Burdick,
Liberty, R. Sold by r. G Hard
wick.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian., 1900-08-14

The people and nature-they
alone are worth while-they alone
the elementary,
Hopkinsville Kentuckian., 1900-08-14
w. F. MAIN co.

Eastern Factory Cor. Friend
ship and Eddy SITS, Providence,
r. l.
Western Factory Largest
Jewelry Factory 10 the worldly
East Iowa City, Iowa. Over
50 900 feet of floor space.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian., 1900-08-14

AS a man grows older he swaps
his ideals for ideas.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian., 1900-08-14

The less we have the easier it is
to share it with others.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian., 1900-08-14

Children behave when out as they
behave when at home.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian., 1900-08-14

The hay d--,-r does business Cd
a large scale.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-02-18
CAPTURE OF JACOBSDAL.
The Inhabitants Surprised That the
Troops Did Not Proceed 90 Loot
the stores.

JACOBSDAL. Feb. ls.-I1ord Roberts
troops today entered this town which has
been in the possession Of the British since
yesterday. The utmost order prevails. Nil
itary police the streets. but no, a stick of
furniture has been taken. A sentry has
been placed before each store. and the SOL
diers are allowed 10 enter and purchase
what they require. Everything is so peace
fil that the inhabitants express the utmost
surprise as IL had been diligently reported
that the British occupation meant instant
looting
Judging from tho conversation OF the in
hAbitanls the Free Ststers are weary OF
the war. 1t is openly stated that President
steyn betrayed the people. When tho LAT
ter became satisfied there vas no truth IN
the stories OF the lootsng prociivities of the
British the townspeople welcomed the
troops as friends Since the battle Of Mod
der river the town has not been garrsoned
but has been merely used as a hospital de-
pot When the Beers fred on the British
Wednesday the ,ownsneople protested Al
though the British Smelling yesterday con-
siderabiy frightened the women. the shells
we're only directed at ridge beyond the
town NhAon was inlreASHsu. Ans StFKi2n
hospital remains In beautiful order II 10
clean and sanitary and the wounded OF both
sides are equally well attended.
A correspondent talked with a number OF
the Boer wounded and they ali acknowledg-
ed that the British movement had non
plussd the burghers' commanders Even
now. 4 Is added. they are under the i'm
preston that the sole object was the cap
turc OF JacohsdaL when informed Of the
relief of Kimberley they we're at first In
eredu!ous and then assounded.
News has reached here that the Beers
are leaving Magerstoatein and ere return
ing Ga disorEAniEsd masses % their fzrms
The Invasion Of the free STATE has I'M
douetediy struck a hard blow. which may
result ia the detection OF large Numbers Of
the Free S;aiers
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CURES QUICKLY.
A New Pile Cure, Which Cures the
Most Aggravated Cases Safely
and Quickly.

The Pyramid Pile Cure. a new prepar-
alton put up in esuppository form. cures
the most aggravated cases OF piles in a
surprisingly short time.
Mr.. w. y. Dunn, No. STD Shields ave-
nue.. Chicago, IN, writes Il am indebt-
ed a thousand times to the Pyramid Pile
Cure for the speedy relief and perman-
ent cure of a most severe case OF piles.
I was troubled for months and yet was
completely cured with one 30 cent box
OF the Pyramid, and more than that / stin
have three OF the Pyramid supposttories
left of that one box that / did not need
to use. / think IL is the grandest thing
Of the age and shall certainly recommend
IL to all sufferers and you are at perfect
liberty to refer any person TO me and
VIII gladly answer any correspondence.
Thousands have reSorted to expensive
and dangerous surgical operations for
cure of piles who could have been cured
safely and painlessy by the Pyramid; in
number of instances. persons who had
spent months in a hospital under treat
ment of pile specialists without perman-
ent relief, finally found the cure where
they least expected II. In the Pyramid
Pile Cure. which is applied at night, re-
tumors gradually and naturally. removes
the intolerable itching and leaves no bad
after effects. as IL contains no cocaine nor
ooiates.
IL Is a remedy no one needs fear to ap-
ply to the most aggravated case.
Druggists sell the Pyramid Pile Cure
at so cents for full sized treatment
THE PYRAMID CO..
of Marshall, Mich, will be pleased to
mail free to any address a little book ON
Cause and Cure of Piles.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-02-18
Dseeeeeeeoosee Q
! NEWS OF THE
DAY AT BALLARD.
sssssssssssssssssesssssss,

BALLARD, Feb. 1.-THE Ballard lum-
Der mills are enjoying a period OF great
activity. Many of the firms are putting
in new machinery. and have hard work
keeping pace with the demand in the
shing,e market The Salmon Bay Single
Company's new mill Is nearing Completion.
1t win be equipped with double block
machine. new schooner Is being built
Tor the Stimson Lumber Company, and
VIII be ready for use next May. She win
have capacity for $50. 900 feet OF lumber.
A large number OF lumber schooners are
In Salmon bay. Many Of them Will be
used In the Cape Nome trade.
Bert Frye and Charles Knapp, the two
men arrested Thursday evening for burg
iarizing Johnstone's shoe store. In Bal
iard, were tried yesterday. Frye pleaded
guilty and was fined SIS and costs Knapp
claimed that he bought the shoes found
IN his possession. He was given until
.. m today to procure his witnesses.
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view. He has transformed an immobile
British force, which WAS tied 10 rail-
ways. into an army remarkable for mobil-
lily, with a system OF flying transport. and
IL all goes well he seems destined at the
end OF the campaign to succeed Lord
Wolseiey as commander-in-chief and to
reorganize the military forces of the Brit
ish.
Various suggestions are put forth as TO
the movements of Gen. Cronje and DR..
Leyds, who has been interviewed with re-
spect 10 the situation, has expressed the
opinion that the Boer commandant has
deliberately allowed Gen. French to enter
Kimberley. so as to cut him OF from
communication with his communicating
chief
London is fairly ringing with praises
of Gen. French. Every mounted Officer
VIII now want to serve under him. 1t is
learned that the young Duke OF westmin-
ster. who is stepson Of Mr.. George
Wyndham, win join French's division
when he arrives at the Cape, and not
serve on Sir Alfred Miners staff
Kimberley had been invested I23 days.
Tho garrison consisted OF 25oo men In
Guiding half a battalion OF the North Lam
cashires and a detachment and hve bodies
of local forces. Cecil Rhodes has been
the chAf organizer OF a most gallant de-
Tense. but Col Kekewich has been a COM
mander second only TO Baden Powell in
resource and practical ability. One feat
ure OF Lord Roberts campaign IL ths
prominence which he gives 70 the colonial
forces. 1t recalls his remark at the
queens jubilee. when he was at the head
of the colonial contingents. that he hoped
to have them under his command IL he
were ever called upon to take 20 the field
Lord Roberts has rallied the local voiun-
teers for the defense of the colonies and
is making large use OF them in this CAM
paign.
"Compensations northward are so large
that Dutch success in driving back the
skeleton army left behind at Colesburg IA
regarded by military men here az an at
fair of slight Importance Gen. Roberts
takes the situation lightly enough. Boer
accounts describe the capture OF one line
or kopJes after another. with heavy Brit
ish losses. Five Dutch commanders are
named. so that II is clear that a large
force has been concentrated in that quar-
ter.
Lord Roberts striking success has
caused an intense feeling of relief through.
out England. II has also spiked the guns
which Lord Rosebery and Mr. Campbell
Zimmerman have opened upon the minis
ters' new measure OF national defense
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-02-18
STUDYING CANAL PROBLEM.
RAILROADS FoREsEE NIcARAGUAN
WATERWAY COMPETITION.
Competitive Freight Rates WIN Ne
Made BY Increasing the Capacity
of Cars ana Enploying Larger
Engines to Haul Heavy Trains.

Large freight cars with large carrying
capacity are the rule on Western rail-
roads and. according to those best m
formed on such matters, VIII be the soiu-
ton of the high freight tariff question IN
the mountain regions OF the West Inc
placing Of an order for 100 cars OF loeoW
pounds capacity each by the Great North
ern a few weeks ago has been followed by
similar orders for cars of increased car
rying capacity by the Northern Pacisc.
Oregon Railroad q Navigation Company,
Southern Pacific and several other OF the
Southern Coast lines
In speaking OF the matter yesterday, J.
E Bayon. travelling freight agent OF the
Nickel Plate line. who is In the city after
tour OF the Coast. said;
THE building OF the Nicaragua canal.
or. rather. its contemplated construction.
has caused not only the Eastern lines. but
more particularly the Western lines, TO
look about A great deal OF profitable
business Of Eastern trunk lines 10 deliv-
cred TO US by Western lines. The natural
and manufactured products Of the Pacific
coast and the entire West IL one OF our
greatest sources OF revenue
with the completion Of the Nicaragua
canal the present freight rates cannot
stand against those that win be inaugur-
ated by vessels using the short water
route. Transcontinentai freight rates
must be reduced and already the railroads
have begun taking steps In that direc-
ton.
within the next fve years II Is safe TO
say that every line in the United States
win invest large sums OF money In freight
cars of large capacity. For several years
past roads have been equipping their
roadbeds with heavier steel and have been
ordering larger and heavier engines for
their freight service. This means that
where five years ago a train Of twenty
cars containing 3o.ooo pounds each was
considered something unusual. In i've
years 10 come we win think nothing of
seeing train OF forty cars containing
10000 pounds OF freight each.
This Is the method the railway COM
panies OF the United States win adopt to
lessen the rate OF freight and compete for
Coast business against vessels using the
Nicaragua canal"
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-02-18
INSTALLED ANOTHER CAN'T.
ksssncer Mahr Continues work I'm
Columbia valley.

efecsl DISPATCH 70 the Post-Inseliigeaesr
cNLUMBCS. Feb. IL Engineer Aug "
Near Is very busy individual Just now
ASIDE from the attention ne hNs TO give the
sAfnNs a. Coiumhus and Tunnei Rock. ne
aas recently Installed camp at Rig Eddy
oEaosite The pAlles He Is covering the
.esk not Included In the contract held hy
winters Chapman, Tho well kncwn
esekane contractors Engineer Moar has
reensiy moved hfs family 90 Klekitat and
senlsnpstes preparing himself a perma-
arr hnsne on The Columbia river
Mnen asked for an interview IS 70 the
ps''N % the future operation Of the Central
NAslss'ien and Construction Company. he
49, Dc believed the company would rather
.seif sections cpeoks than the uttcrauce %
hisa sounding words
A''lAnrel Nelson, OF New whs;com. has
.scentiy been placed as Mr.. Mehr's aSsis-
"A, IN charge % the work IN progress at
Columbus
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Cures
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Free.
lnsures Love and Happiness.

How any man may quickly cure hfmself
after years OF suffering from Eexgai weSs-
ness, lost vitality. vaFtcoeeie, etc. and en-
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vtgor simply send your name and sSsresa
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free receipt with fuil directions - ,h@t
ANY nan may easily cure himself AZ horna
This - certainly a most generous 49,
ana the following extracts taken frorn NJ.
daily NAL show how men write hffe-
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thanks for yours az recent date & 49,
gwen your treatment thorough f@sf
ara the heuefit has been extraor4ir,a~s, +,
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fully. Results were exactly what j rs~s
ed Strength and vagor have cousuisfsI,
returned and enlargement IS entirely ssf-
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Dear Sir: Yours was received. ard baa
10 trouble I'm making Use OF the r@crips I.
directed, and after a few days use ear
tTuthfuiy say il IL a boon 10 weak rzey'
I am greatly Improved IN SIZE, strength anS
vlgor."
AL correspondence Is strictly cor-dsn-
tai mailed IN plain sealed enFciors T-Na
receipt Is free for the asking, and he Wants
every Ean 10 hsys ~
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-02-18
snow and Cold at Roche Hnrsor.

Special Dispatch TO the Post -Intelligeuoer
ROCHE HARBoR, Feb. 17.-Except for
a slight furry OF snow ON the 18th Of De-
eeinber, which remained on the ground
only few hours. there has been no
snow this winter until yesterday. when
about three inches tell during the after
noon This week has also been diSttn-
guished by the coolest weather =, ~.
winter here. A self-resisterinx thernon,~
eter at the custom house which Is ysgh,
over the waters edge, and warmer tbsn
az interior or more elevated points. regis
terea 20 degrees above zero the mornings
of the 18th and 18th.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-02-18

Large Purchase of Wheat.

sreclal Dispatch 10 the Post Tntelilgencsr.
coLFAX. Feb. i7.-Conslderahle excite
nsns was created about Cotton yesterday
snen oeorEe Ford. the Pullman gran
sayeF, purchased $1,000 PUSHES OF wheat.
t~Nnr cent more than the market price
~ we vicinity Of Celton and Umontown
: estimated that the grain growers s,ill
$50 over taTee-Gusrters OF million bush
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-02-18
WESTERN BORDER CLEARED,
hftchencr's Great work In Organ
ising Transport system Respon-
sfhle for the Success.

NEW YORK Feb IA dispatch 20 tae
Tribune from London says.
The western border has been cleared BY
Gen. Roberts FIRST stroke. since the relief
OF Kimberley carries MSfeking With Il
and secures British control Of the West
Barley district and BeesuanalRn6.
Gen French, by LEADING the way TO
Kimberley. has become the sheridan OF
this campaign. with 'Boh< halting IN tYi-
urllph az Jacohsial. before turning east
ward and he Is IN = fair way q win
auksdogn ~ he goes on without check or
reverse TO Bloeinfonteln and Pretoria
Nor ought Klssasaex 10 10 lei CIT Ct
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city. '-'
city.
city.
sI Harry C Thomas. of Blaine. is at tn.
Dr. c. H. Wells. Of Shelton. Is visiting
Seattle.
r; N. Becker. Of Eiisnsburg. il At the
J. H. Trede. Of La Conner. IL At the He-
te. Seattle.
y. III. Stout. of Spokane. is a Northern
y. B. Johnson. whatcom mill man. is
In the city.
o. ,; Strong, of Spokane. is a guest of
Charles A. Nelson. of La Conner. IL At
NJ. ]. Gordon, of Olympia, ia registered
at the Butler
Edward Mills. of Everett. is at the
Rainfer-Grand.
p. d. Rockwell. of Portland. is passing
Sunday In this city.
George. A. Garrison. Of Olympia. ID .
stevens hotel guest
A. d. Stevenson, of Everett, IL 4 guest
OF the Hotel Seattle.
Samuel Allison Of Ketchikan, il regis
tered at the Northern.
w. 8. Bailey, Of Coifax. 10 in the city .
guest OF the Northern.
stanton Powell, Of Olympia. registered
at the Butler last night.
Capt. Henry Nelson. of the Columbine,
Is guest OF the Seattle.
Ralph r.. Moody, a leading lawyer Of
Portland, Is at the Butler.
n. ID Alexander, a whatcom merchant.
arrived in Seattle last night.
Mr.. and Mrs c. H. Johnson, of T2coma
are registered at the Northern.
Dr. II. Duncan and George 9. Rofs, Of
HARTFORD. are guests OF the Butler.
Keith w. Dunlop. OF North Yakima,
registered at the Stevens yesterday
G. b.. j. NJ and Walter Keen, OF Hamil-
ton, are guests OF tho Hotel Stevens.
@. A. Reed one OF Mount vernon's
leading merchants. IL at the Stevens.
Samuel Anderson, a large property own
err OF Ketchikan, IL at the Northern.
ID. s. Troy came over from Port Had
lock yesterday to pass Sunday in Seat
tie.
OF Skykomish. IL spending today in the
city.
C. ;. Colbert. . prominen. business man
OF Everett. IL guest of the Rainier
Grand
A O Nelson. prominent iumberman
OF Everett. In guest At the Rainier
Grand.
u. w. Sparks. X. and J. ]. McIaren,
all OF Victoria, are registered at the Hotel
Northern.
AZ Il. Edgar and j. ]. Reid. OF Hamil-
ton. Skagit county, are guests of the
Northern.
Mrs Addie E Howes left yesterday AFT
ernoon for Boston, where she win perrna-
neptiy reside.
Frank Grygla, a special agent OF tho
interior department. is registered AT the
Hotel Seattle.
II. j. Rucker, a prominent banker of
Everett is in the city q guest OF the
Rainier-Grand.
Harry Anderson "a larre inyrhsr mann
facturer OF Montevideo. Mimi. Is a guest
of the Northern.
Harry Tho.nas N prominent hn.ine.s
man 81 Blaine' il in Inc CITY on private
bustness n,atters
y q Frank OF san rr,ne,sco Who ~.
beer vtstinr Cieorga Rrant ~ this eisv
rstsrnrJ hn,ne YESTERDAY S
:, e. .,t,,.,.,.. 60, ,va.,,.., ,
~; =; sinss,an' Sen,0 w ,ss pax NJ,
.aa,S asna.v IN ae.ttia 49,
-, - -. -, -
Mr. anu Mfs. TANK tiorsssy ano MISS
Anna Meyeh sn pl NoIth iaNitha' are
guests 81 .ae hotea suues'
Bisnep william y. barker. or tacoma,
arrived N the etts lssI nishL lie Is
guest OK the Hathict-ofsha
J. II. Morris. r l.. Mays, F. NJ Pendle-
ton and Il. pendletnn. Jr.. all OF Portland
are registered at the Butler
Fritz Miller discoveror OF the Atlin ais
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special DISPATCH 10 the Post Intelligence
ROCHE HARBoR, Feb. T-Mr ana
Mrs. s. ~. Capron. OF Turin. n Y are
visiuns their son. Dr. " J. capron. here
When they left New York the snow was
.No iest asep on tho level. and when thew
the mercury was down 10 % aesrees 800. ~,
zero S'Nes HNiVW