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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-08-13

.flft dImet- IHe cheering was con-
tinuous. After the review n Loubet.
taking his position on the reviewing
stand. TO present the flag TO the corps,
I'm the name Of the republic deliver
to you the flags OF the -expeditionary
corps. They are confided TO your loyalty
and patriotism. which guarantee. Honor
the fatherland' is your motto. Soon
you viii inscrfbc upon their folds the
name Of a campaign rendered necessary
by the violating OF our rights. the dis
regard Of ouT. legitimate interests and the
brutal assault made upon those who rep
G6in9 on Lofty Mission.
.''Officers. on-commissoned officers and
soldiers, let these flags be to you a sacred
gift. They recall the lofty mission OF
Francs. mission coniided to your cour-
essential laws of civilized countries have
been odsoanly violated, the chastisement
or the guilty and TO impose some vivid
indemnities. for the past, with necessary
guarantee. for the future. They tell you
that the heritage OF honor. the cnre OF
which your elders conffded to you. can
not grow less at your hands and that.
sorm res for ma asfans army i
those wearing the French uniform must
not yield in discipline, endurance or
courage. 70 any
ilIes, your children and firesides and all
the affections which soldier leaves
without hesitation when the service OF
his country claims him They viii be the
midst Of your country attentive to your
sufferings and watchfui OF the dangers
from which wish you may soon be re-
Iieved.
I'VE viii await with impatience, but
not with alarm the time which will per-
nit US to share with you and your COM
rades q the fleet under Admiral POTTER,
our satisfaction and gratitude"
Array and Nation One.
At the luncheon following the cere-
his health, said: 81 came here as went
to Chefbourg In order to dispel the
criminal equivocation which party spirit
attempts to create and which II wishes
between the army and nation.
This mcnetrous effort will fail. 1t has
already failed. ] am certain. Is not the
military Service is eompiesed viii not the the
army return y their own firesides? The
only inspired with the same devotion 10
The transport Methourn, with troops OF
the China cxpeditionary corps. left at
., The strike q The sransatlsntic steam
seriously interfercd with the arrange
ments for the departure OF the trans
ports. only one. the Polynesian. getting
away. The stokers OF the others left the
veAsels This afternoon the strikers tried
to prevent the Polynesian leaving the
harbor. by blocking the entrance with
number OF barges. Ten strikers entered
by the scuttles and threatened the fire-
men with death, They were placed un-
der arrest.
II was only with great difficulty that
tho company's tugs succeeded In driving
the barKes toward the quays. where all
the manifestants, some fifty, were ar
rested
NJ de I.anessan was appealed TO for
meditation, and after a conference he de-
clded to act ~ intermediary.
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FANCY DRESS LAWNS. while they last.
win be closed. ...........................
STANDARD PERCALES. pretty styles
for wrappers. will be closed .............-
l2isc qualities in fine CORDED DrMITIEs
will be closed ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
ss-inch fine grade FANCY ORdANDIEs
will be closed.
ioc qualities in FANCY ORGANDIES,
dark grounds. win be closed .............
25c qualities In fine grade MADRAS win
be closed ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Sc FRENCH NOyELTIEe win be closed
Fine grade IMPORTED BATfsTEs. love-
ly variety, Will be closed out...............
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FANCY CORDED INDIA Unions. worth
12c. Will be closed out ...................
i5c qualities In FANCY WHITE GOODS
viii be closed out Observation-Disclosures.
12Nc qualities in FANCY CORDED
WHITE GOODS viii be closed OUT.
sSc FINE SATIN CORDED WHITE
GOODS win b. closed out .................
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1900-11-16
Chambres 35 36 Colon Block, 4e Sud-
4e Departement des postes
Sc rend-on bjen compte de Foe

Sc rend-on bjen compte de l'mu-
vre gigantesque entire prise par lie
d6partement des postes qui fait
maintenant d1stribuer les lettres ct
coils postaux gratuitement dams les
banlieues des villes Ell meme dams
un grand nombre de campagnes? ?
Cette innovation nest plus a P6tat
d,essai, car il y d6ja plus de g.
600 circuits ruraux Oh les employees
de Poncle Sam passent tous les
jours, dormant a 100000 femiers
ct agriculteurs les avantages don't
jusqu'a present les citadins avaient
6t6 seuls a JOUR. Un document
public que nous avons sous les
yeux nous apprend qu'avant la fin
de la pr6sente aimee fecale, plus
de 100000 de personnes residant
dams les campagnes seront desser-
vies CONNIE les habitants des vii
les. Et qu'on lie remarque bien,
CO nest pas settlement une simple
livraison de lettres ou de coils pos
taux. C'est une veritable exten-
sion en- faveur de ceux qui resident
dams les campagnes du systeme ST
perfectionne en- vogue dams nos
villes LIE position collecte les
lettres sur sa route, vend des tim
bres, dome des mandat-poste; ETC.,
ETC., ct agit CONNIE un ma1tre de
poste ambulant. Ces facilities mi
ses au service du public ont eu
pour effet d augmenter dune ma
Mere considerable le volume d'af-
faires des bureaux de poste qui
servent de centre de distribution.
En- effet augmentation est de plus
de 40 par cent en- moyenne. LIE
nombre de lettres enr6gistr6es
augment6 de 81 par cent, le NOM
bre des mandats-poste de 40 par
cent ct la vente des timbres de "a
par cent. On constat6 que la
plus forte augmentation a etc dams
la distribution des journaux. Ellie
varie de SO a 800 par cent dams
differences parties du pays. Et
celia est parfaitement naturel.
D'apres lie systeme nouveau un fer
mier peut recevoir tous les jours
lie journal de la vile voisine, tan
dis qu'autrefois il lui falleit aller
le chercher. La conclusion, c'est
quill sen passait, pref6rant ne pas
le recevoir du tout que de pavoir
une fois ou deux par semaine. Ce
nest nuire au m6rite de personne
que d'attribuer lie success de ce sys-
teme au premier assistant ma1tre
general des postes. M. Perry
Heath qui tenta de le METRE en-
pratique apr6s que messieurs Bis
sell ct Wilson, tous deux ex-ma1-
tres gen6raux des postes, eussent
declare quill etait impraticable.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1900-11-16
Autrefois ct Auiourd'hui

L'un des caracteres de cette fl
de steele est la rapldit6 avec la
quelle dams les families on ex6cut'
les repas. Autrefois le d6jeune
ct surtout le diner 6taient vraimen
IL bon moment celui Oh lon 81
trouvait tous reunis dams une bon
ne infinite, Oh grands ct petits sc
panchaient, sc racontaient les me
nus incidents de la journee. A
ces doux contacts les sentiments
afectifs SO rafra1chissaient, on sor
TAFT de Ia plus contents, afermis
pour la lutte ct surtout mieux por
tants.
Aujourd'hui les repas ne SON
plus que des intermedes courts et
pr6cipit6s, par suite des corv6es
dams la vie agit6e, que petits et
grands nous menons. Ces pau.
vres petits sont tellement bourr6s
de devoirs ct de lecons a certains
moments qu'ils doivent chaser
bien vite pid6e dependant 81 sim.
pie ct 81 naturelle du jeu ct qu'ils
ont a peine lie temps de manger. L
en- r6sulte qu'ils machent es ali.
ments d la diable avalant les bou.
ch6es doubles.
De cette situation d6coulent les
incOnvAniants de tout genre.
Les ailments n'ayant pas 6te
sufisamment tritur6s sont dune
digestion tres dificile pour Pesto-
mac, car il est 6tabli qu'ils sont
d'autant mieux absorb6s ct assimi-
les qu'ils sont plus liquides. Des
lors on volt para1tre ce tres villain
6tat qui s'appelle Pembarras de
Pestomac ou bien les diarrhees qui
reviennent par intermittence. La
langue Sc charge, lie ventre Sc bal
Tonne, du sable rouge Gu bien des
sediments roses paraissent dams
l'urine.
CONNIE consequence, lenfant
cesse de produire, il maigrlt meme
ct s 'affaiblit.
On va chercher quelquefois bien
loin la raison de Get 6tat d'acord
tres simple ct qui fnit par etre
tres complexe. Or il reside Ia tout
pres dams cette mastlcation incom-
plete ct insufisante
II est de toute n6cessit6, par sui.
to, de Sc pr6occuper q table de Ia
maniere don't les enfants machent
ct de leur donner bon exemble, en-
accordant a Get acte important de
lex1stence le temps qn'il m6rite
DR.. GALL.
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que le clairon de la victoire g SON.
ne. Ceux que lexcitation de la
lutte fait manquer d ce devoir sont
des soldats NAL disciplin6s ct i'm
propres a la lutte.
VOLTA Pexpos6 v6ridique de fats
qui Sc rattachent a CO diff6rend re-
ligieux qui passionne d un 81 haut
degr6 Popinion publique. Nous
sommes conscients d'avoir accom-
pli notre devoir CONNIE catholi-
ques ct CONNIE Canadiens. Nous
nous bercons de pespoir que des
jours meilleurs rameneront parmi
nos compatriotes iunion ct la
paix.-B.
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Femmes ct Hommes

| Une femme Sc tire-t-elle d'affai
re mieux qu'un homme? Ii est usa
ge de croire ct de dire que non, et
dependant, etudiez un peu les sim.
Piles points suivants:
Un homme n'essaie pas d'enfon-
Ger un clou avant d'avoir trouve
un marteau. Une femme n'h6site
pas utiliser, dams ce cas-, les pin
cettes, le fer a repasser, le presse-
papier, le talon de ses souliers ou
le dos de sa brosse.
L'homme considere le tire-bou-
chon CONNIE absolument necessai'
re pour d6boucher une bouteille
En- labsence de Get instrument la
femme prend ses ciseaux, un cou-
teau, un canif, une-6pingle a cha
peau, ct 81 rien de tout celia n arri-
We a extirper le bouchon, ellie Fen
fonce.
Pour lhomme, le razoir sert q
raser. La femme lui fait un sort
moins uniforme. Ellie sen sert pour
/ couper du pap1er, des crayons, des
ongles ct des cors.
Quand le mari 6crit une lettre,
tout ce qui est autour de lui doit
Sc subordonner a Get 6venement
principal. La plume, Pencre, le pa
pier dolvent etre de telle faeon ct
non de telle autre. II ne faut pas
que les enfants bougent la table,
que la femme cherche son de, que
la bonne Sc permette de traverser
la piece Oh Monsieur ecrjt Person
ne nose soufler mot. Les mouches
ont bien la permission de voler,
mais leur chute dams l6critoire est
interdite.
La femme prend un papier
blanc quelconque. Ellie taille son
crayon avec ses ciseaux, prend un
couvercle de bo1te ct griffonne sur
ses genoux, pendant que son a1D6
tronque ses CANNES, que son petit
dernier tire la queue du chien, que
son mari cherche sa pipe, que la
bonne la tracasse pour ayoir une
recette ct qu'une annie Went faire
un bout de causette.
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NUMERO 26
tariff DES ANNONCES

Ais-Chaque insertion 10 cts par Hgne
sTarif spf cial pour les annonces au moi
I ct rannee.
Demandes d'emplol-demandes de d.
mestiques ou mployes-annonce pour
chambre ou pension-annonces pour oh.
Jets perdus ou trouv6s.
Au taux de UN CENTIN par mc,.
Nous enverrons un numero du journa
q toute personne qul en- fera la deman-
de.
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A VENDRE:- :-Une ferme de
80 arpents avec plusieurs bonnes
batisses, situ6e q 2 miles de la vii
le de New-Richmond, Wis, o.
casion exceptionnelle. Pour de
plus amples informations s'adres-
ser q L'ECHo DE L'OUEsT.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1900-11-16

Nous enverrons tout nouve
abonn6, qui en- fera la demande les
num6ros d6ja parus de notre feuil-
Teton en- corrs de publication.
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Quand vous achetez chez un
ma1chand qui annonce dams pEcHo
n'oubliez pas de mentionner CO
our nal
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Lu dams un journal de modes:
''Cette aimee, le chapeau haut
sera bas...." !"
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INVESTMENTS.
ICE no INVESTOR

NOTICE no INVESTORS.
The books of the Hordeum Manufactur,
ing Company are opened today. ana
will il necessary. continue opened I'M
til Tuesday next, Sept 4th. for the
sale of 20d9 shares of the capital stock
Of the company. The par value OF the
shares is s each. and no offer Of less
than 81 per share will be received, An
investment OF 500 in THIS stock is es-
timated to pay a dividend of Sl5 per
and ultimately TO reach an earning
capacity OF $40 per day The company
owns the best selling article OF the
times, with the entire continent for
market. Make your application for stock
by mail or call personally on The I'M
dersigned at Rooms 3l2-Si3 New York
Block. JOHN 5. NGROAkTN,
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pOsT-1NTELJfGEsC WANT AID.
AGENCIES. .a.aus


9As pUwt-lntssrsesesr has s4sntlished htsnch aeen
dss whss classified adyestisements viii he received
ontsi 10 p m each day The rates charged At tho
eFsneh ssvneies ere the same ~ ct the Post.inteili
epursr bnstsess office Cssh ads only will be taken
q msnch assudss Following is the list Of agencies:
Yorke BarrinGtom's drug store,
oeeoaa avease and Pike.
broadway Pharmacy. r. u. Fisher,
Dpeaaway and james.
Rsnten san PharmRcy, Madison
sweet sna Fifteenth avenue.
wsIla WaiIs Pharmacy. Twenek-
Apst ana East JeAsssoa.
uvewn's Pharmacy. corner Yssier
enc Broadway.
shivt1ea's DvuE store. Twenty
third avenue seuth snd Jackson.
Howell street Pharmacy. iO22 How
ell. corner Borcn. s.-+-
nsssh Seattle Pharmacy. Battery
ana Ftrst ave- Dse. 49,
4. y. Gays Pharmacy. Denny way
asd Firth avenue north.
y. =. Costiean's Phavmacy, Queen
Anns avenue aad Roy street.
DALLANn.
Prestsn,s rhssnacs. Ballard ave.
oss.
FREMONT.
Fremont Drag Company. Lake
sfvaet and Evvimg avenue.
= - a..L.... - - tat r
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DEArhs AND FUNERALS.


sCHLrMPF--The funeral seryfces over the remains
a. the late Rsth Harmon schiumpf WI tase piscs
this afternoon At 30 o'clock. from the Church OF
the fmmaculase euruer n Broadway and Madison
fnfcrmsnt at Lake View cemetery
BEATTY At None Alaska. August 7. 100, John
w. Beatty, aged ~ years.
Remains vii b. shipf,ea b. Bouney 4 Stewart To-
day for infermsnt ~ Alameda. Cal
DOwNEY-Tn shs city. August r. 1870. Al the fam
III residence 1919 King street, Ruts. beloved
daughter n Mr. and Mfs. p. Dosney, azed 5
months.
scHLu,fpF-In Seattle. # zis s. "a, Monday.
Anguxt r. 1870. Huth Harmon sehlumpf dsugh
Ter Of Mr.. and Mr.. Joseph fchinmpf
xICHoLs-The funeral seryices for Mr.. Lide n.
Nichols will he held to-day Tuesday. az 10 a. n,
from Buttawerths chapel. under the auspices q
O. Y. a ADD .. o. r.
wIIcox-The funeral services for Mrs. Jennie VII.
cor viii bs held todsy. Tuesday, At ,, m. from
Butteyworth's chapel. fuirrment in Mount Pleas
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PUBLISHERS NOTICE. -Travsiinx agents are A
.. Burnett, J. A. Mcclellan. o. r. LOOMS and v
Blanchard City collectors n. I. Hawley, John
D Eheebsn, J. A. Goodfeilov. A. ~ Mills and
Robert AKIN Postmaster evsryebers cur
agents Par nones only 10 these and 10 our resi-
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SPECIAL ASNouNcsMsNrs :

MOTuttMIsN- We are making for your
speciri use, gloves Montpelier style re-
inforced palm. VI asbestos tanned horse
hide
Alaska units, with or without removable
iininkss also leather suFpanderA! II YOU
try them Nou will have no other
Double mantles, that are stronger, more
brilliant and lasting tnan any other
fACLElC Hnok ElS.NtsE CO. zoe First
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ron sALE-FARMs AND LANDS.

THE celebrated Henry Long Farm. =,
Chehalis. considered 81 many 70 ~ sh7
best money making farm IN the 49,,
viii I've sold BY the administrator, 5eR
temhsr !. either IN parcels or as a wnels
to the highest BIDDER. FuA intoEnA.,.n
~ addressing W. r. Allen. 5iz Caliios-
mia building. Tacoma
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soc,ErY NOTICES. l,,,..'

e-~-~-,>--~~~><-~-~~--~~-.>--
NEW orentrSl, dancing classes. Monday
and FRIDAY evenings at $50. az Prot.
Wilson's dancing schocl Rank. hail
pike street and Fifth avenue; private
lessons daily Bali room and dancing
guide sent free
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BIRTHS.

DuKE-rn Seattle AZ ms Charles street. srnday,
august %, 1901 TO Mr. and Mrs william X
Duke, a ton.
ARMsTRO~G-fn seattle, ssturday August ~.
1870. 70 Mr. aud Mrs Rifhafd Armstrong. Il Cas-
cAde Tunnel. 4 son.
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FOR sALE--CITY real -
Continued.

J. l. Chase. T--,,>------~.
CHASE g aax Es,lIs nssssl
g.. heal Estate Agent.
Street moor Hal!er Bldg. Phors ~.
The increasing demans e..
causing the values AZ ,, ror houses 4
.ertF 20 increase, and sa rews sa Ecp>
are now buying properly hves.as
We invite attention 10 the fon,x.,.
-. No. 81 moving
~, s,;S 10 .,,S,QkNER, NEAR MAn,xox
Srn conveniences; brick fnurs...sse. nni-
basement walls; newly pain.Svss ' srn an
Jared sewer comedians: sor NJ q.
mountain views Sosaa AL
-. No 81.
N,Sp. ...............A FINE pp,S,o,
a choice corner lot. elxiSa m STshusNeE
aNenue' with large. modern hss,sss IA
gantiy furnished. on brIck ,snsssSe
cement street walks and stsr. eSncs
desirable loca'iGS; ia Inc views. 'es
S,4oe. HOUSE on NINTH .,r...
OF 5 rooms; hath ana toijet. ,AsekNrE
ed and severed: lot eoxis ss ~, sraa.
Two other houses: easy terms WA ~
FSI H'' half f' 5ScR ho wish NEAR ssI MADISON
set to fruit, good varieties. x,,s AZ
large income; Y cash, halanss ssfa1
cent; win sell part ~ Ff
No. 30
Sz,61e. 800. STRICTLY MODERN pny,.c
New. thrto ~, well built and snishs,.;f'' i
hne view; easy terms. s''ses
No. 81.
Ni'uVN.... 800 ..v,ssss........QN PROAnutx
s-story house of rooms. good o na,asaA
hood street Graded and severed a'@-
No. sss
s21oo. ............ GOOD s-RooN po-sv
Nicely located on lot 60xtl2 w.fS - g
amount fruit; well built with hath W.
tionary washstands and toilci, ~, 49,
and mantel front and back stars A.
view of lake and mountains a'~
No. 80
sS5oo. 49,. .4axl@, ON Yf,SLER AvrNrsr
e-story frame building upper ara 49,.
mats rooms eachl, bath ana ,s,sss
closet; room for other bullilnr:. ~ ~
cash, balance time. f'''
VACANT LOTS
Within easy walking distance win -.
De a Thing OF the past exceuf A. ~
figures. We have a few left, hoves,sN
s $40 on Howell: with sewer
S1.oGp- Lots on broadway, near Ha~>a
81. leo-Lot on Tenth avenue, near Sururs
S7ao-Choice lot on Bellevue ayenue
slSo-lot on broadway car line.
ssVt-Corner queen Anne hili and Q. A
avenue,
sSoo-s lots, fine corner. in penr,.
F'urhman addition
sro-corner on Roy street: street gssasl
and severed
For lots elsewhere inquire OF
CHASE q MAXWELL.
Halter Bldg, first floor Phone. Main n,
DENNY-BLAINE LAKE PARK
The Most Picturesque Site on Lake Wa.
ton.
Only twenty-five minutes from the hul.
ness center on the Aiadrona line YIN
a twelve-minute service.
The Parked Avenues are Graded
They Have City Water.
They Have Cement walks
Go With One OF Our Men TO See II
Property.
II WIN Pay You
DENNY BLAINE LAND COMPANx
Dexter Horton Bank Building
S
XIV
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~ 90 80 tai'y easily made Ay our use
agents meu nr women. selling aur latest
novelty campaign waterproof nccS 4as.
s1alt entirety new and patented agents
delighted. sales unlimited. What zines
oo, Nng can du; t,ne IS short. write ta-
dak tnt tceurc exclusive territory guar
9Hteed pest seller. Address with STAMP.
field Mass
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spEClAf. NOTICES.

49,
To THE PUBLIc-se Seattle. washing
tom
am trying 60 break the powerful
combine pt master plumbers that IL
formed and exists IN your young city
81 Seattle who are and wiii Try 70 reach
yoUF poeketbooks and bank accounts
aud ASA voG prices that are unfair and
unjust. VIII 90 work IN reach of all
patronage ~ the citizens and residents
AID business rten ~ THIS young and
pT@ge sa5s w % ne, Seattle Wsselss,s9
RATES against this gigantic. powerful
trust of master plumbers. ! wlN sapulv
yeu with anything ia the line ~ plumb
inK EaE HtfinE and sew cr8Gf. etc etc
SANITARY PLTMBESG Co.
John W ingram. Plumber.
. ~. Ma9is9 a,l SIRE, between Thir-
tie, Warrington. Phone Brown s7s
TO CONTRACTORS AND uuIipERs-
The Kerry Lumber Corupany'a rsiii at
the foot Of Broad street, North Seat
sie = n ,,s n operation; Nh srfics. ssls-
&, paileF building, ever Western ungon
Tslegraph ofies, telephone, Main $50
COMPOSITION arc row prspn+e. %
Dc competition for the trade tany meas
long primer. saiisfaetisn gaaFsn,ssd
CAL or address. Fost-Intsihgsnesr. Be
sttle-
SPECIAL INFORMATION FURNISHED
manufacturer, business houses and pub
iic men - the Press Clipping bureau
tAilen.s,. room - Mckay building. Port
isaa. or,
ALL pupils attending high school grot,
september, l%4 10 June. 1870. uleare
meet as Assembly han Friday, Aue1sf
y ~ -eaaezl NJ y Moss.
AUcTIoSEERs.
-
n j. WALKER. Keneraf aunt5one., ot
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ALCTToNEERs.

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LONGS NOTICES.


IONIC Lodge. No. 20, r. and A. M.-spe-
ciai communication Tuesday evening
ing brethren Always welcome
r. GoUPrEL. w. NJ
The daily sentinel., 1900-12-07
Under the Dome.

There is gentleman over at Grand
Junction named 8. B. Hutchinson, ac-
cording to the record, who claims to have
been running for governor at the recent
election. am unable to recall on W hat
ticket Mr.. Hutchinson was a candidate,
bat that does not matter. Mr.. Hutch
inson insists he was a candidate, and as
an evidence OF good faith in the matter
has filed with the secretary Of state q
sworn statement of his expenses as said
candidate 1t cost him all OF Is cents to
get his name on the official ballot, and
there he quit. Whether Mr.. Hutchinson
became discouraged early in the cam
paign or whether he simply kept in tho
race for the fun he could get out Of it
matters little. He has allied all the
statutory requirements and can now re-
tire from the public gase with an easy
conscience and an unsullied record
Denver Times.
The daily sentinel., 1900-12-07
Two Accidents at Palisade.

Two quite seriors accidents were re-
corded at Palisade Wednesday. S. G..
McDough was at work at the power
house at the head Of the Mt. Lincoln
ditch. While working the cable broke
and in some manner an iron band which
hung suspended above, fell and struck
him on the head. Re was rendered un-
conscious and has remained 30 ever since,
and there is little hope for his recovery.
This morning he still remained in an
unconscious condition and the physician
in attendance says there is lit3le hope Of
his recovery.
The other accident occurred to Billy
Clark, who was working an automatic
drill mschine. The coal split at the
place where the drill was in operation
and forced him back against the wall, in
juring him severely, he is doing as we'll
as can be expected and no serious results
are anticipated.