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The Daily Texarkanian., 1900-06-21
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A handsomely illustrated monthly mag
azine, published by the l. g. G.. N. r. r.,
giving timely descriptions Of the match
less resources and opportunities Of Toxas;
the special subject matterof each issue to
date being as follows: March, 1899, Texas;
April, Houston county; May Montgom-
cry county, June, Checokee county; July
Leon county; August, Anderson county
and Palestine; September, Rusk county;
October, Walker counly; November, San
Antonio and BcXar county: December,
Brazoria county; January, 1900, Harris
county and Houston; February IT. Bend
and Trinity counties.
This magazine is of great interest to the
investor, sportsman, tourist health seek
er, and home seeker; and will be sent free
to any one paying the postage, which is rs
cents for one year, or 2 cents for sample
copy. Back numbers may be had II de-
sired.
Please mention this paper.
Address,
d. J. PRICE, d.P. STA,
Palestine, Texas.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1900-06-21
Cold Storage.

Having leased the cold storage
vault from the Texarkana Ice Co.,
we having taken full control and
after this date will handle nothing
but meats thoroughly refrigerated.
Respectfully,
HUDDLEsToN Bros.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1900-06-21

Hunger is the best Sauce" Yet
some people are never hungry, and
they get weak and sick. Hoods
Sarsaparilla helps such people. 1t
creates a good appetite, gives di-
gestiye power and makes the whole
body strong.
Sick headache is cured by Hoods
Pills. 25c. s
The Daily Texarkanian., 1900-06-21

Ivy poisoning, poison wounds, and all
other accidental injuries may be quickly
cured by using DeWitt'S Witch Hazel
SalYe. IL is also certain cure for piles
and skin diseases. Take no other Boyd
Drug Co.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1900-06-21
YOU TRY IT.

If Shiloh's Cough and Consumption Cure
which is sold for the small price of 25 cts,
so cts. and S1,00, does not cure take the
bottle back and we will refund your mon
ey. Sold for over fifty years on this guar
antee. Price 25 cts, and 80 cts.
Sold by Willams& Williams.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1900-06-21
DOES THIS sTRIKE YoU7

Muddy complexion, Nauseating breath
come from chronic constipation. Karrs
Glover Root Tea is an absolute cure and
has been sold for fifty years on an absolut
guarantee Price 25 cts. and so cts.
Sold by Williams e. Williams,
The Daily Texarkanian., 1900-06-21
HUDDLEsToN Bros

All who suffer from piles will be glad to
learn that DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve
will give them instant and permanent re
lief. 1t WILL cure eczema and all skin dis
eases. Beware of counterfeits. Boyd
Drug G.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1900-06-21

Improved and unlmproved city
property, farms and timbered lands
for sale, exchange and rent,
W, n Kelley, State Line, over Wa
ter Cos. office. 1923
The Daily Texarkanian., 1900-06-21
CHEAP EXCURSIONS VIA PORT ARTHUR
ROUTE.

Summer tourist tickets now on sale
all points North, South, East and West.
Call up telephone No, I7I or call on c
E. Swlndell, q p. & I. A.; S. q. Hopkins
e ID e r Aa
The Daily Texarkanian., 1900-06-21
TELL YOUR SISTER

A beautiful complexion is an impossibility
without good pure blood, the sort that
only exists In connection with good dlges-
tion, q healthy liver and bowels. Karrs
Clover Root Tea acts directly on the bow
els, liver and kidneys keeping them In
perfect health. Price 25 cts, and so cts.
Sold bv Williams g. Williams.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1900-06-21

The best OF everything the mark
ct affords, at Huddleston Bros
meat market
The Daily Texarkanian., 1900-06-21

The Chinese ask "how is your liver ?"
instead of show do you do?" for when the
liver is active the health is good. DeWitt's
Little Early RiserS are famous little pills
for the liver and bowels. Boyd Drug Co.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1900-06-21

If your watch needs cleaning or
repairing take it to Schusters 208
State Line Avenue. IL
The Daily Texarkanian., 1900-06-21

II your piano needs tuning call
at Beasleys music store, and secure
the services Of Il. Q. Neal Of salt
Lake City, a tirst class tuner and
repaIrcr Charges reasonable,t7
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ARRESTED FOR PERJURY.
". \. AIgicvs Charged Win Massuq
Declarations as 90 Location -
velvet Mine Fraction

Special Dispatch 10 the Post.Intellieence!
ROSSi.AND, u. c., Aug. h-f. - ~
giers. the prospcctor who jumped tw0 q
the Velvet group of claims on c1vess
mountain. on July 10. was before MAem-
trate Soultbec. this morning, on cnet.s
OF perjury. made by John H. M0fSl:ss
snp.rintendent az the Velvet mines. y
connection with his locations. Ut - claIN
ed that Algiers wanted large sum % ~
nm tho locations The hearing wae ~
journed tili 10 o'clock tomorrow mese
Ing -
The perjury IL alleged 70 have 49,
committed by the prisoner IN MS svg
declaration 20 Gold Commissioner ".
Kirkup. in relation to his location q 49,
Velvet fraction. which covers the 9fou
Of the Tuppcr frnction, In the sevW
mines group. The statement alleges -
be perjured r. as follows That g ~.
beat OF my knowledge and belle!
ground comprised within The bpundeS
OF the fractional claim r. unoccupie1 u
Il Is not occupied by any buildings % sM
land falling within the curtaiiage % epy
dwelling house. or any orchard. or ~
land under cultivation, or any lnaisn
erration." -
Mr. Morris IN h,s information a'iease
that Aigiern well knew that, on July
and for long time previously ~ W.
ground comprised within the bounost3ss
% the said Velvet fraction mineral ci.i9<
was ~ the actual occupation ~ the We
vet mines. limited. aud that the N.s33
ground waz aiFo occupied bv severn
buildings belonging 80 the said yeptt
mines 10 Wit A large boarding n"v
four dwelling houses and two stables 81
IN the actual occupation % the said W
their horses. as the said v. $. AlgieSs w@
knew
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FISHERMEN ARE IN COURT.
Gfllnetters md Trappers Differ I'm
Opinion About the Latter's Use
Of Uumptultps Channel.

Special Dispatch 10 the Post -Intelligencer.
ABERDEEN. Aug. 1.-THE controversy
between the trap locaters and the gill
METERS OF the harbor has at last got into
the courts. A temporary restraining order
has been granted by Judge Hodgson for
bidding the trap men from making any
more locations or putting In any more
traps until the equities OF the case can
be determined by the court The hearing
is set for tomorrow The plaintiff In the
case represents some 200 fishermen the
defendants being r. OnfYroy. the North
American Fisheries Company, w. s. cram,
A. II. Coates, III. 8, MCGOWAN. the Wash
ington Packing Company and Creech
Bros
The suit f. directed against some twenty
traps alleged TO be located I'm what IL
known as Humptulps channel recog-
nized as one of the best fishing grounds
on the harhor. The gillnetiers claim that
by the driving of piles for the trans
they are prevented from following their
business In the most profitable area. and
that their rights being general are su.
perior to the private rights of the trap
men 10 put In appliances which exclude
others from following a legitimate oecn-
patton in the area 50 appropriated
The defendants Insist that trap 9shing
and trap locations are as legitimate under
the Law as Eilinetfing and that they are
clearly within the law. that examinations
by government authorities show that the
locations are not IN the channel and con-
seaucDtly not obstructing navigation
That they themselves as gfllnetters. have
interests In common with the plais,iffs
and that the injury sustained hy reason of
the trap locations In more imaginary than
real
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DEMOCRATIC SIDE
OF POLITICAL GAME.
Gov h"gers Has n Bin Fight on M.
hs"ds to Get support OF HI.
own Gpunfy

Special Dispatch 10 The -fptelllsene.,
TACOMA Aug. IA Notwithstanding ,,,
tat interest ~ the Republican state
convention which converes hrrs ~
morrow, the Rogers-i 'awcet, dgbt 20 i
attracting Ereat zeal az .tt..o9
tloh. The primaries are TO be MA
~ the democrats tomorrow evet,sTs-
Tor he selection % delegates "a the rguv,fv
convention next saturday wbep aslerstss
go the uniaa convention at seatfl. v,IG a.
chosen. Al tho cAnrtises Sa~l nisS, ,,,li
tickets were pat n the field in every me-
clnet ana re uRat between The two r..
tiuns viii be close.
fawcrtt and his friends claim fhev WIN
hs.r the county hy an overwhelming rp9-
lurit9. This thev have 4ivt.yu si'+t,,sg
even while cancediug that there ~ ~
element " uncertainty ia the poutIli~s
3tt"afion. With he eNceptsnst ~ .be s4r,
officials sud iheir following thera n 49,
a strong Rogers following anonW ~
county isfu"frafs stephen Judsaa ana
\ q Mills are probably fha leaders ~ a.,
Rogers fa.tian. Mills belne a Y.,,,4s.,
snd 4aasor- an nld.lina neuocrat
tu TIE other hand. Tho rack avs file "a
tNt ligiuurr&itc Uaf horses arr rtsf,.,4..s =,
Gov kaecrs. ard. while they arr nos IN
aD"nd Z" FAwrnit they say that fhr ISSUE
% io oeut Rogers in his own connie
thereby ppttlns the state conventt,g n. Z,
position whore "a ear Iudaref tge sf.rs
administration hiIf refuse q, rer.-r ir.st-
iHn Gov eru1r. uu the ground shsf .t.fis ~.
Woe nrAd ae Asainst thc WISHES nf his
1n r. county
Teis. thcy say. would leave IN. nala
offu Nfh Fawcett against the Hsid anf
leave N VITA the convention TO select he
STRONGEST man. II tAis man was FaWrets
fhft would tle content. N o. va. N.,,r-
hecs thet Woul3 t-a canteni. 80 that rhe
rhoirc as was considered hsst Cot fFs
party On tire slate
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PUTTING IN TELEPHONE.
Thirsy~1ii~ etrrsit TsLiss 10 ssees
between sre.nwosd and srase
Earks. ~. q.

Special Dispatch 90 the Posf-I ntfilissne3:
GREENWOOD. u. o. AuG N- pR'ss
superintendent % a. lodge. - the We
non and Nelson Telephone Company. rsxe
out the information today that the go.
panr haa secured an important eonirsfs
from the Grayes people fsf tbs cannfE
ton 81 n fhirif.-miie metallic circ1ifs Pr
Nata fFvteu between GrrenwQssa ~
Grand Forks. sia Phoenix. Including opps
nerffpns "a the offices - Knob W! 80
bld iruneitieF mines there ana Nh,x
camp with connection af city ~ fHf"
and flHeniu mines thence On 70 OssPe
Forks. with q branch - CRANKY sufi'efs
work 20 Start Immediately -
fnilv q dozen private telephones ~
he ulernfod on the system which ~
r. centralized ~ Grand FORKS. the hs.a<
quarters - the smsifef ard different frsns
ina enterprises controlled IN the cav
syndicate. Connection with fhl- efs'Fu
VIII b. male with California usinf
NugalaDd also uwusd hy the yYrtfat
TIE eHFsFintencenf reports the rebiiiiflne
~ Three miles ~ the line recently hSfn-
fut hF forest fires bet seen sheep Cf<<h
tatlan ard finssisnd
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RAISING ORIENTAL PHEAsANTs.
Frank Alltng. of Tacoma. Seeks TO
stock Yellowstone Park.

Special Dispatch 10 the Observation-Disclosures.
TACOMA. Aug. i4--Frank Alling, the
South Tacoma fruit grower and game faii-
cier, left for Yellowstone Park this even
ing on the North Coast limited, taking
with him "A gross OF eggs Of Oriental
pheasants from his aviaries az South Ta-
coma The eggs viii be Matched under
small domestic hens Mt the government
park where Mr. Alling VIII Instruct the
government gamekeepers in constructing
aviarss for the propagation ~ the birds.
Mr.. AitinE Is the most enthusiastic game
faucler In the country, and has for The
past dozen wears been engaged Ia tho
propagation of pheasants. quail and other
game birds, which he has turned out frol1
his aviaries stocking several OF the
islands Of the Sound and q number ~ Sec
tt0ns Of the country, unih they are now
swarmlng with the birds
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discourse. Someone promptly named
Revelation Iii, 20; Behold, / stand at
the door and knock" which was handled
with acceptability to the audience. There
have been a number of conversions a the
direct result of Jacks preaching
number went home on the O'Clock
boat. but the larger part OF the crowd
remained for the Christian EndeavoY rail-
ly at night
A prominent visitor at Chautauuua this
year IL Mrs NJ. h. Piatt OF Columbia
City, state president OF the w c. r. u
Mrs, Plat is looking carefully after the
programme for w. c, T. u. day, the date
Of which Is August H. This promises to
be one of the great days OF the ASSEM-
bly
The concert under the direction Of
Prof Parrish and Miss De Voc was nm
unqualified success. The following pro-
gramme was rendered.
Duett-Prof. Parrish and Fred Metz
READING The Ranchman's Child"
Miss Ella Devoe
Solo--'I.ove In Springtime'' Ars,,i
Mrs. A. IL. Warren.
Reading ...,.;.,. ............ ''Hezekiah''
Miss De Voc.
Solo-R Rose Leaves Falling" Willard
Mr. Parrish
Reading..,..... The First Settlers story
Miss DE Voc.
solo-"waitingn .................... Mnlara
Mrs. Warren
Solo" Pauline" - M,,,,..,.,
Prof. Parrish
Duett-Mrs. Warren and Prof y,or-,sh
Reading Friday Afteruon in the
's...*.-.ss...ss,........ District Srhooi,,
Miss DE Voc.
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BREtITIEs.

steamers Husubaiai and AK are aas ffou Lynn
canal tpiav
q v y fsnsi~E was fischsfg-f frara hzrf-
rurfeY la the teerai rcHt Yesterday ts iadze Han
ford
The regular meeting = no Red Cross - tiY vi
AbFaly haading
A tercsiF snssadsh rerg3sint 49, sist 10 ~ -
fssi esafs rtrfenisr iu ~ tHf ~ Oigs gihafr
Samasrs
Ths ossss e fask Yes ani Ferk Ven Qrai. ~.
tvs Chiusss uh1 Nzrs ar.ifred afr'sifi p cnra-
missioner naErutH 60 Aaudag. af7~ zsstFJ.iaY ap-
rsalsi e. ihe Tasrd States crrt
Thr yanns FsaGs's shrstisa Trmgsrsnce ruian
wiu taid its rr.iaT suoHfslf nfeeirg fsif Ffrasrx
81 q ssrt n ihr Gni5si pgtstsfsrisa ralf ~ err.
aff stsfh gsraee ard Seuect Efrast
rrafr4estsr slsvafs Ass ln bas r,1sssssioa tins
faeff & 80 Nerfhefn Fseise ralira-E ia frr-r a
r Tberaqsco u eas fnsva n re tatdq ~ the
rassasiae Ths eiierk q safe - AanHTu. Ansast a
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FATALITIES ~ cENTRALuA.
Henry Mcleod Dead aud Dr. Francis
Seriously m.

Special Dispatch 10 the Post-Tntelilgcncer
CENTRAiIA. Aug. N.-Henry Mcleod
who was so severely chushed IN G0uEor's
sawmil last week by n log rolling on
him. died yesterday morning from his In.
luries. lie leaves "a family. lie formerly
lived In kalafns. and his remains will he
taken there Tor interrent lie was =
years old.
Or. n r, Francis, a prominent physi.
clan 81 this city. Is seriously ~ ana hut
small hopes are had % his recovery. he
was taken suddenly with cramps aud an
efforts 20 relieve him have proved - no
avail. His condition II critical
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At CAAUTAU0UA CAMP.
LAnon CROWDS JOIN THOSE WHO
WERE ALREADY THERE.
Chrsstsss E"desver Day Attracts
Many rrepi~-rros vsmme of Ex-
esetsss Carried Ous-rrepsrasions
Maksss for W. 4. r. q. Day.

Special Correspondence Poat.Intellissncer
CHAuTAtQtA. Aug. H-An unusual
stir IN camp this morning indicated some
important event ~ tho day. Rubbish was
swept away. fresh cversre.ns festoouea
on tent and cottages lanterns huns. ana
everything put IN order NJ an early hour
The Aberdeen brought over a large num-
Dor ~ visitors from seattle and a few
hours later the SksRit chief landed two
hundred fndeavorere who we're soon
scattered over the spacious grounds. or
on the beach. while many crowded the
Auditorium 20 listen 90 the eloquent lee
turss that nll the morning hour
A dsy proves ali too short o. take IN
the many and varied attractions Of thta
lovely SPOT. and thnsc who come return
again ana again. far a fresh drauxht OF
the elixir ~ health pleasure ana intel.
lectuai enjoyment % lavishiy Afforded
Among the hotel arrivals are = T. sm1h
wife and daughter Mra Jack Waneo,k
G. W Cofiiss arf Mrs. " y Palmer.
Seattle, - Crassetts. seattle and Miss
CRpitola purass. Tacom1.
Prof Loren shaw wife ana three erin.
tren. are the guests ~ Mrs. Carrie shaw
Rice. az Matrena villa
Tae Misses Hass.i Waters ana Miss
Anna hrawn ~ seattle. arr guests OF
the v ~ g A az I ~ e. m fsmrlc
Mrs. J G. rarssns ana tanghter ifeifn
and How'd Mruawrit - seattle. are vIs-
rins Mr.. Mcnowcn. 90 ihe Teas annex
d. dsys snesis 81 Mss Nj s. phs'os
camp spnkaHe shelters auariritr %
fast NhetinEt1n l1rhflnrF r W Par
Mcwhcr,sr uiss Eihe ana a. IA
shAs arr enc FHssts n Nrs " ssaf.
Ter ltsy Mntaf sister AND ehIilrrr.
irof y.ssa sl.d lissFy haA afF amons
Mr. ~ ia sasafs ~ seattle. Ma 4,
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only six inches In width. has resulted In
a suit In the superior court. The plaintiffs
are J. H. Roden and wife. Of San Fran
cisco. and the defendants are A. y. An
derson, O. G. Vammen and /. Harris A
Son. OF this city.
The plaintiffs ailere that the building
occupied by the latter firm projects six
inches over on their lot Thev ask 10 re-
cover the land. s2sa damages and rental
OF 500 per year for four years past The
defendants claim that the entire block ~
eighteen inches longer than shown by the
plat, six inches of which was thrown into
the lot In question by the original survey.
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Special Dispatch to the Post-Intelligenrer.
ABERDEEN Aug. 1.-THE county au-
ditor recently sold n'nety-three acres OF
state school land ia South Aberdeen. just
across the bay from this city. which In
cludea q water front of something over a
half mile on the harbor. The purchasr
We're local capitalists. who paid nj the
rate of Sos per acre, the only object 81 the
purchase being TO prevent the passing OF
the water front into the hands Of OUTSIDE
parties. who might retain II for speculate
I've purposes.
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Special Dispatch 70 the POST TntelllEeucer.
CofsFAh. Aus. IL u E. Keuklnger. 4
lafm.r living tees miles south ~ C1ifax
lost eighty acres % Eeoa wheat by ara 10.
day. The are originated from spark
from a threshiug engine.
The cOfAbir "a efforts 81 several heater
and threshing news, who fought with vet
blankets sawed half the Gold ~ 40 aerea
,i.nna. AAnNs 10 ingslgAfnn
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Special Dispatch to the Post -tmteiisEenccr.
CENTRAf.GA. Aug iss The following
delegates have been elected IN this citg
20 The Democratic Convention ~ Chehafia
August q; Fred Bower. ~ FoufA. ~ 81
BanIsier. n. n. Sears q. -. Harm John
Hackstt, G. -. Hhntiey j. r. IAufrtyfn
J. u Mccieary. Fred tngallg. T. Joyce,
NJ r. Curry
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DISTRIBUTION or ASSETS.
Defunct Aberdeen Bank WuI Pay sp
Fun and Have surplus.

Special Dispatch 20 the Post intsiiieencer
ABERDEEN. Aug. ~ ain A few days
the last Of the assets ~ the gefifnct Al.
erdren Bank VII he converted into cash
and q final distribution made to the sto,.I<.
holders, The bank went into the hands
- receiver nearly six yraFs ago and
has been IN the process of liquidation ever
since
The expense 81 the receivnrshlu Is SAID
80 he tltesa Az Indebtedness has been
paid, and there VIII remain q ilvideu4 -
about 10 per cent 20 the stockholderp
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Special blapatch 10 tne pont Intelligence.
ARLINGTON &uG "a y The n3ies
Tor the wins iafu were all driven last
week sna his Nesk tne contractor kfr
4 MhartenAg, 10 yalttinE on tee caps ana
nl1rE ~ with brick. In three weeks the
sob viii be eem giats8
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Special Disnateh TO the Post Intelligencer.
ARLINGTON. aug. N.--The Arlington
school district viii erect a new school
haifafrg 2SxsS this fall. 80 accommodate
the Increase tn school children.
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ARLINGTON, AHE. IA Nr fsni@. ogsl
Nar8NNliie. VIII open private hank Ia
ths taar,an building. having secured a
thirty day option a. f.
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Id You Have Always Bought. In Use for Over 80 Years.

ture drawn OF this ism by the speaker
was remarkable for its force and clear
ness.
The subject for the next hour was DE
veiopment OF Doctrine" by the Rev. j.
II. Beaver. Mr.. Beaver said that the
words OF Jesus Christ found In RE
four Gospels and In the Acts. OF the
foundations OF doctrine, and the apostles
did not preach their own doctrine but
that which was given them by God him
self.
Mind Development was the subject
OF one OF the most interesting lectures
OF the day. II was given By Prof Cole
grove. OF the university OF Washington
The lecture was illustrated by blackboard
drawings. showing the peculiar structure
ana organism OF the crsnial nerves. as
well "a those OF the body. and their re-
latinu TO mental power and capacity.
Prof Colegrove drew particular attention
20 the fact that the brain. IL free from
disease, was capable of marvellous de-
Nelopment. and no matter how old per-
son was ne was not too old to learn nor
20 master some new study. The mind
was like some parts Of a country TO a
large extent unknown aud undeyaioped
turns.
AZ ii;g Rev o. w. Van osdell OF spo-
kane, began his series OF lectures on
Ancient History. Maps and charts rem
dered the lecture all tina more interesting
and instructive.
The last service OF the morning was the
Sunday school normal class. conducted
hN James Edmunds. The next two hours
we're given over 20 feasting aud merry
making, boating. bathing ashing. stroll
lng u neiEhhoring fruit ranches roaming
hlehg The beach, making new friendships
snl REMOVING Old ones The day was an
Ideal one. aud Chautauaua's delights vsers
heartily enjoyed b. all
Afternoon Programmes
~ o'clock the auditorium was aiied
With an eager multitude % hear the b9,,
PftAt hfr. Jack Cook After some axrff
ieht Hinking ana testimonies aud a pravsr
ht Rev smith, OF Tacoma. the ruihisfers
ttta.nt were asked Co sngEcst a faxt
whieh should form theme for Jarkss
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DAuy BULLETINS Frnsr ISSUE.


Special Dispatch "a the Post Intelligence
ABERDEEN. AnE 1.-THE frrf fsst,s
- the iaaliy Bulletin the Leading uepais.
iic1n organ - Chshsils county wlW as.
pear tomorrow n g. fe he a seyAg.
column quartz. with tie condensed AEsa-
rlated rresa service, % win give especial
prominence 90 the local news ~ the har.
hor taNnr and prove ~ cFett service 10
Hsputiic snism during the present cam
pairu.
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g 10 So Inclusive Ia General Orders
Ne A. issued ~ Spokane August s. ffa-
Fartnae M Commando n r. Freeman
comma naiaF Department W Washington
ana Alaska Designate thr Cnicara a
NORTHEASTERN railway 8E fhs afnclu line
running inta chicago from the West
For this reunion Az railroads. 10 the
state cf Washington have made a special
rate 81 81 - 40 Chicago and return in
connection with tha O.. g n W Ey
Those tickets viii - on sale August u
and - and viii he good for tao months
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NORTHWEST MINING DEAL.
Republic. asilp. Ians Pine sna Iss
Jbanb 20 Consolidate.

SpDk AXE. Aux if The hiEgsst c'sn-
f1llaniihu ~ mining Interests ln 80 hit-
fqfN - the Northwest A. under rssgi'-e
iien The Reputable, Quilp Lone ~
and Tom Thumb minsa are about 90 ~
united under one management
fx Senator Warner Nfier. - Nes
IerE. a large efockhoider iB tho Hepuhtic
accompanied ~ Clarence ! McCuaE. ~
Montreal. r. here for the pufpdse q form-
Jag combination. The new rrsnfans
capital VIII approximate o. pfl. on
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MISS FOSTER viii open private
schooi early in September AZ "a East
Alder street. Attention given 20 French
and preparation for Stanford University
For terms phone Red issl. Within tNo
blocks Of I'VE car lines