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The St. Louis Republic., 1900-12-02

Simply send your name and address to DR.. l. ".
Knapp 745 Hull building. Detroit Mich. and 1s
will gladly 5 I'd the free receipt with full direc-
tiCls that any may easily cure himself
at home. This Is certainly a most generous ofYer.
and the following extracts taken from his daily
mail show what men think Of his generosity:
Dear Sir: Please accept my sincere thanks
Tor yours Of recent date. l have given your
treatment a thorough test and the beneit has
been extraordinary. 1t has completely braced
me up. / am just vigorous as when a boy, and
you cannot realize how happy I am
Dear Sir: Your method worked beautifully.
Results we're exactly what needed. Strength
and vigor have completely returned and enlarge
merit is e,tirely satisfactory
Dear Sir: Yours was received and had no
trouble in making use Of the receipt directed.
and can truthfully say II Is a boon to weak men.
1 am greatly improved in size. strength and
vigor."
All correspondence IL strictly confidential,
mailed IN plain sealed envelope. The receipt 10
free for the asking, and he wants every man to
hapA IA
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-12-02
Important Kitchen Aids.

This is the feast time of the year and the
hour of the cooks triumph. These things
help:
Roasting Paus-7Sc. S1O0. Si.lS, Si.zs. $3.50. $i.7s.
Polished Steel Bread Pans-15c, zoe, CSC, SOC.
Mortsrs iron and BRASS SOC
$500
Spice Boxes with compartmeuts-sSc, %0e. SOC, 6Sc.
Spice Cabiuets-oSc 7Sc, S1.OO. $500.
Chocolate Graters-2Sc.
Rasiu Seeders-7Sc, S1.00, $3.50.
Apple Parers-3Sc, soc, 60c, 75c.
Pie Pans-15 styles.
Nut Cracks steel silver-pated 3sc. sOc 7sc.
Sf.OO.
French Potato Scoops sizes.
Meat Cutters kinds, szes-$l.S SO to $3.50.
Mincing Knives-5 styes-SS end 1Oc.
Lobster Crackers.
Can Openers--7 syles-5c to CSC.
Cork Sc-ews-1O kinds--Sc to S. So
I4arding Needless szes-1Oc, l5c, zoe.
Larding Knives Soc
Kitchen Steels-1Sc.
Pie Collars-50c dozen.
Egg Beaters-6 styles-2hc to 7Sc each.
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-12-02
SUIT OVER A RACE HORSE.
Judge Klein Cites Walter p. DonneIl
for COntcmpt.

Judge Klein yesterday issued an order
citing Walter p. Donnell TO appear before
him to show cause why he should not be
punished for contempt of court. The order
is made returnab bic next Wednesday.
DonneIl was defendant In a replevin suit
brought by X. s. Donaldson to recover
possession of a race horse called Sun God,
valued at $500. which. Donaldson alleged,
belonged to him and which. he said. Don
nell had unlawfully In his possession. The
Court issued an order on Dorneil for the
delivery Of the animal. but when the Sher-
1T attempted to execute the order he al
leGes. DOnnell refused to recognize IT. The
Sheriff made a return to the Court reciting
the above allegations. and Judge X Elm is
sued a citation.
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-12-02
Junior League Takes New Start

At the meeting of the Junior League YESTERDAY
II was decided TO drop the games played up TO
last W einesnay. The Sham. ks cam that tkey
did not have enough time to get together a good
team. and after a great deal of arguing the
games Of yesterday counted As th, first
played in the league. There were two good games
yesterday. the first one between the Shamrock
Jrs. and the =. Ii. {. JIs and was wen by tho
{. u. e. Jrs. by a score of to " The second
was between the Young Cyclists and the Globe
yfs.. and IL resulted in a victory for the Cycling
Jrs. by the same score that decided the first
game.
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-12-02
SHARkEY'S TRAINING PLANS.
The Sailor VIII Tnke a Preparatory
Course at Hot Springs.

fEsPD IIIsiC SFECIAIA
New York. Dec. l.-Tom Sharkey intends
to be In great shape when he enters the
ring again, and within week will leave
for Hot Springs. Ark. whera h. will be-
gin preparatory course of training for his
proposed battle with jim Jeffries. After the
Fitzsimmons. he claimed that he vas not
n proper condition when he met defeat at
the hands Of these men, Sharkey will put
In about two months at the springs and
will then go TO Chicago. where he will prob
ably box six rounds with some good heavy
weight. On his return East the Sailor will
take up his quarters "a Lakewood, where
Corbett trained for his fight with Jeffri.s.
Sharkey. however may enter the ring
with some crackerjack before he tackles
the champion. He has issued a challenge
to meet the winner of the Rubin Maher
fight, which takes place In Philadelphia on
December IL.
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-12-02
Skating Contest Dates Fixed.

New York. Dec. 1.-The secretaries Of the
Amateur skatias Association Of Canada and
the National Amateur Skating Association OF
America have fixed the following dates fo- the
speed skating championships: Speed skating
championship Of America, at Montreal Feoru-
ary 4; indoor speed skating Championship of
America, at ST. Nicholas Rink New York CITY
February 3. and the first junior figure skating
championship OF America at the s.. Mich 1las
Rink, New York, March /.
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-12-02

Any tue woman might well be proud to
have saved one poor soul from the shackles
Of drink, but Mrs Hawkins has redeemed
Thousands by her noble and practical work
among those who have been victims OF in
tsmperance. Mrs. Hawkins for years suf-
fsrsd the grief and anguish shared by %
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-12-02
Parker and Cans Matc1cd.

Denver. Cole, Dec. kid Parker oc Denver
and ) Je C-.ns OF Baltimore have been matched
for rett night OF ten -cunds. a p.lrse OF
g. hQ IT, cor -"st Will t. place dt the Colo
rado Athletic Iiab. January T. the winner to
take ALL
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-12-02
Cut Glass.

There is Cut Glass - and Cut Glass.
Ours is genuine, cut on clean blanks by ex-
pert American cutters. Our prices are uni
formly low, but there IS none better even If
you 60 see it elsewhere at higher prices.
Tumblers-s,oo, 81 5O s3 rs. $3.50 to $50 per doz.
CoIoxnes-Ss75. $500, $500. 5000.
Ceieries-s4OO. $3.50. 81. IS. $1,000.
Pitchers-$1.es, $500. $500, $1,000.
Ice Tubs-S19. 90, S24OO.
Nappies-ss 90, S. 90, 81. so, s5. 90 to $500.
Oives-$2. IS, $500, 81. IS, $500.
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-12-02
Down to Freezing Point,

Warm garments. Great Suit and Over
coat Sale. Globe. Seventh and Franklin
avanue- Sea page z part
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Shotguns.

The Guns and Rifles yearly distributed
by this company would equip an army of
men as large as the present army in the
Philippines. This explains why you can buy
to better advantage here than elsewhere.
Single-barrel Shotgun built with hesvy
octagon breech, especially designed for nitro powders.
Good walnut stock, automatic shell ejector. H. 10
20 gauge.
Other single guns at $S.7s, $3.50. $780,
Good quality American-made hammerless Shotgun
That every part strictly interchangeable and
accurate filings. Shooting qualities guaranteed. finest
quality twist barrels.
$2soo
good quality Hammer Gun. All parts accurately it
ted fine twist barrels made shoot nitro powders II
or 16 gauge.
Skates.
"A pair of Skates for Christmas" is o,
the list of nearly every boy and girl old
enough to skate. They can be suited here
in kinds, sizes and prices.
The celebrated Klipper Kub Skates in all patterns from
Csc to $3.7s . pair.
Wnsow Skates. in all patterns and sizes.
Racing Skates. best quality $500 pair.
Sled Skates for children adjustable size of shoe.
Hockey skates all sizes. clamp and club, si.oo
to- $500 pair.
Canadian Skating Caps. best quality, 7Sc.
Racing Caps, heavy worsted, 2Sc.
A New Model Whitley Exerciser.
The Athlete" equipped with large rose
wood pulleys, cork handles, hardened cone
bearings, all nickel trimmings, noiseless
exerciser,
$500 each
STANDARD" Whitley Exerciser 81 80 each.
Others $780, $3.50, $3.50. $1,000.
Roller Skates.
Sidewalk pattern. Soc. 7Sc, $iOO pair.
Rink pattern, adjustable trucks so, $2.2S. $2S0a
pair
Special alLcamp Rink Skates So. 90 pair.
Finest quality ballbearing Rink Skates, $500 pair
2'oEe*Ns9teaase4.
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-12-02
A s'V'' y
Saved .

Is that much earned. You
can save a V easily if You
place your order with
''Nicoll' for your WIN
= ter overcoat-ani the only
way to get comfort is
to have it made-it will fit
UP around the neck you'll
get comfort and style-and
there'll be no struggle to
get into it-see our Monday
specials at $1,000 and S2S 90,
made from the new Nicuna
weave-soft finish worsteds,
kerseys and meltons--you
can have the new Raglan
sleeve, full box and extra
length, or the late Chester
field-we'll save you money
on every garment.
Suits TO Order. w SIS TO $40
Overcoats to Order. Si3 TO $40
Trousers to Order S5 to Sll
Our motto - Satisfaction or
your money back.
@ANdcN
Tailor
T5.T7 OLIVE STREET.
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-12-02

msny true and faithful women Of America
kod<y who have drink afflicted fathers. hus-
Ssnds or sons. and seeing nothing but q life
nme Of misery for herself II something was
mol done, she determined to overcome this
FEARFUL evil IL possible Her search for .
harmless. perfect and secret home cure was
et last rewarded when an old friend came to
her and gave her q remedy which had never
heen known to fail. Mrs. Hawkins gave the
remedy secretly and in a few weeks. to her
0reat Joy, her dearest relative was entirely
cured Of his appetite for drink and was again
restored to health and manhood.
After this wonderful result Ars. Hawkins
Aecided to devote her life to the work Of help
IN her sisters everywhere. whom she found
auiPeriug as she had suffered from the ef-
1eofs Of alcohol upon . husband. father or
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-12-02
Tableware.
Sterling and Plated.

Tableware.
Sterling and Plated.
When selecting holiday presents it is we'll
to remember that every housekeeper likes to
have wel-appointed dining-table, and any
article that adds to its appearance will be ap-
preciated.
Silver Plated
Genuine ls47 Rogers Tea Spoons, ST. IS set OF g.
Others at 81. 50 and $l.sO
Genuine 1s47 Rogers Butter Knives patterns. Soc
Genuine 1S47 Rogers Sugar Shells 40c SOC. osc.
Sterling Silver
Tea Spoons, handsome pattern, in 500 per set
of6.
Others at So so, $500 and So so.
Coffee Spoons beaded pattern. in case. So. IS set
Oyster Forks; embossed. in case, $500 set.
Sugar She'll beaded pattern, S1.OO each.
Gold Meat Fork, colonial pattern, 81 90 each.
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-12-02
SmmensNxamaxe@ n....,.,,':.':: .r. "':.'::' s..,.
a,otetnaYxeaa~eS. in the World
Suggestions for Christmas Buyers

The days between and Christmas will be busy days for
those who think the happiness of others and will be all short
everything the time required May suggest this
saving for YOU There thousands of articles this
great make suitable and useful gifts for young and old
We have competent statesmen and enough them wait
promptly Our stock complete and we shall e
fort keep but the early buyers have the best
crowds and
will be delivered promptly and in good ORDER which be the
wait until the rush of late buyers crowds the and
overloads delivery wagons.
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-12-02
Playing Cards.

The game is spoiled when played with
old, worn-out cards. These are good and
they don't cost much.
Fine linen stock ivory 6nish double enamel especially
designed backs 2Sc per deck 81 so per dozen decks
Same cards with gold edges 3Oc per deck; $500 per
dozen decks
Well finished enameed stock. A good serviceable
card. 1sc per deck; S1S0 per dozen decks.
Special Whist Cards-Freuch size, all linen stock,
pecially designed backs. 35c per deck; $3.50 per
dozen decks
and 12 spots. 3Sc per deck
Poker dice A game. Csc per deck.
Angel Back Sgueezers. First quality linen stock.
6Oe per deck.
Second quality, double enamel stock. 25c per deck.
Fire Side Games-Silar the old-fashioned game of
Authors bu. interesting and intructive. Will
teach you all about the famous castles, poets, people
and Flags, navy. Yellowstone Park, Colonial
days. etc. 2sc per game.
Fortune Cards-With the assistance of these clevey
arranged cards you pass many pleasant evening
Fin linen cards We're 40c Per deck; now Csc per
deck.
Whist Sets-We hsve all the latest and improved eth
DDS for duplicate whist. Kalamazoo and Paines sys-
tenn are preferred by the majority of whist devotees
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-12-02

In the Lamp Room.
This room is beautiful now All the new
and pretty things are in, and the wonder of
it is how they can be sold so cheap. There
are other things besides lamps here and a
wide field for the selection of suitable Christ.
mas presents.
Lamps-A banquet lamp II inches high, finished with
twisted column in polished brass Central draft Vic.
tor burner. Complete with globe,
S125
Avery neat banquet 1s inches high, with Roman Red
column and lacquered gilt trimmings, complete with
fancy shade,
$2.7s
handsome reception lamp inches high. porceiais
and globe to MATCH decorated with "Snowballs's
decately tinted background. Lt-out Meteor oil
pot Central draft burner. Complete with 11-incA
globe,
An elegant reception lamp stands SO inches high.
graceful of dark green, befowered with purple
Iris, gold trimmings. hft-out Meteor oil pot. Com
plete with T-inch globe,
$1,000
Onyx Tables-Brass frames in graceful designs, firm
and strong enough hold heavy lamps ornaments,
finished in Egyptian lacquer. with genuine Mexean
Onyx tops.
$500. So so, 81. so to $500
Iron frame tables brass plated. onyx tops,
So. 50 to So 90
Jardnlere Stands-Brass frames 20 inches high, plated
in gold, Onyx tops, 12x12,
$500 and So. So =.
Teak WOOD beautifully carved with marble tops, II,
1S, 25 inches high Very handsome and rich,
$1,000. $500, $4,000.
Tabourettes-handsomely covered and inlaid woods,
fine East Indian workmanship
$500, 500, So. so, ST. so to $4,000.
Fancy Candles in nts. made of pure beeswax and do
not drip
gn~A
Fancy Candle Shades in 20 styles and all colors made
of silk, linen and paper,
$l.25 to $2zO0 per dozen.
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-12-02
Cures
Weak Men
Free
INSURES LOVE AND A HAPPY
HOME FOR ALL.

How any man may quickly cure himself after
years OF suffering from sexual weakness. lost
vitality. night losses varicocee. ETC.. and en-
large small. weak organs to full size and vtgor.
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REGATTA AT PORT TOWNSEND.
Meeting of the Northwestern Yacht
ina Association.

PORT TOWNSEND. July 1.-The an
nual regatta was held here this after
noon under most suspicious circum-
stances, superior course having heen
laid OFF on which every craft could avail
itself of the medium stiff sailing breeze
that prevailed during the entire progress
of the race There were four classes with
a total Of fourteen starters. and the re-
gatta In progress furnished magnii-
cent and interesting sight for the thous-
ands who thronged the docks and high
bluffs overlooking the bay.
There were six starters in Glass 4, in
Guiding the Lavita. Owasca- Olympic,
Aradna, Jubilee and Falcon. The La
vita won. Owasca a close second. but the
Falcon finished In good style. Glass b
had four entries, the Wide Awake Hor-
net, Nancy and AriRdne. The first who
winning respectively first ana second
prizes.
Class c had two entries. the Melissa
and Dorothy, which won in the order
named CLASS d had two entries. the
Empress and Helen. the former winning
handilv. Tomorrow IL has been decided
to hold cruise which will include stops
at Hadlock. Irondale and other neighbor-
Ing places about the bay Most Of the
fleet will remain over to participate I'm
the big Swcepstake race to be held on
the Fourth Of July for the magnificent
challenge cup presented for the occasion
by the citizens of Port Townsend The
Olympic started for home Immediately
after m" races were over and the Jubi-
lees goes home to Victoria tomorrow
morning All the others VIII remain and
participate in the sweepstake race
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lying on the ground a few moments be-
fore. Probably ne had been asked for II.
and, In giving II up. determined the mat
ter must end right there. Three shots
were fred at the girl and two at himself.
each nearly proving fatal The man
hands were badly powder burned.
II is impossible TO learn where or when
Martin wrote the letters found on his
person. Two old letters addressed in
woman's handwriting were found, and
they had been carefully sealed. On the
front of the envelopes were messages
written in lead pencil, telling the coroner
TO leave the letters with him. and in a
laundering way speaking Of the recep-
ton in this city. The general i'm preston
IS that he had become demented from
worrying over the matter The writing
must have been done before he left Pen
dieton as he had but little chance after
reaching this place.
The couple had been going together
from mere youth. and were always good
friends. At one time they were greatly
attached to one another. but the parents
Of the girl opposed the attentions Of the
boy when he became a man, and trouble
began. Miss Coleman was quite popular
in musical circles and played In Mrs Ir-
vines orchestra for some time, while she
was member Of several church choirs
Martins stepfather IL prominent con-
tractor, and the family is well and IA
vOrably known.
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WAS CELEBRATED ROYALTY.
How Dominion Day Was Observed
mt Vancouver

VANCOUVER. b. c., July 2.-Dominion
day was celebrated royalty in Vancouver.
The weather was delightful, and the
crowd from the Interior Of Vancouver
island and Washington state was rec
ord-hreaker Lieutenant Governor Sir
Henri Jolly, Premier Dunsmuir, and all
the cabinet ministers are here. The in
dusirial parade this morning was the
finest ever seen here. Vancouver defeated
Victoria at lacrosse, with five goals to
three. scoring the first win for Vancou-
yer for the season.
There was large attendance at the
horse races. which were well contested
but did not result sensationaly. Follow
ing IL a summary OF the events:
Mile trots. best three in five heats
kantry first, Naughty Ben second. best
heat. 2:59
Thrce-elghths mile dash-Madrone. %
California, first. Black Alder second .
time. 80 2-5.
one and a quarter miles. for British
Columbia horses-Babbler hrst, Daira sec
ond; time 222
Ftve-eighths mile dash-Madrone first.
Broadbrim second time. 2:06 is.
Vancouver Derby, one and one-half
miles BernardIllo first. Daira second
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WAS WON BY PENNSYLVANIA
boat RACE on THE HUDSON RIVER
Is GIVEN TO THE QUAKERs.
Cornell Crew starts Out Well. But
Waivers in the stretch. and Final
~ Rows in an ObIique Direction,
with the Bow Man Frustrated.

,PoUGHKEEPsIE. y. Y, July I'm
sylvania, Columbia and Cornell crews
Pennsylvania won with Columbia a close
second Owing to the prostration of the
bow man Cornell did not finish.
The race started at l0l3l2. Columbia
slightly in the lead. Pennsylvania and
Cornell close up, rowing neck and neck.
Pennsylvania lead at the quarter mile
by half a length. At the mile, Columbia
took a bad swerVe from her course.
Pennsylvania and Cornell were fighting
for first place Approaching the bridge,
Pennsylvania and Cornell We're still
three crews were rowing thirty-six
about quarter length in the lead All
strokes. The wash of the Cornell shell
caused the Columbia crew TO drop back
half mark Cornell and Pennsylvania
were still fighting for the lead, and Cor
towards the west shore. The Pennsyl-
vania she'll swerved slightly 10 the east.
The Cornell steersman got away out Of
the course. the crew rowing in an oblique
direction for the west shore. Columbia
gained on the Cornell shell. because its
steersman had kept almost direct
course. Pennsylvania won by two
Al the finish Of the race the Columbia
and Pennsylvania launches drew up along
side their respective crews. The Column
bia crowd on their launch cheered the
crew and then gave another cheer for the
Cornell crew. which lay in close To the
west bank All the men seemed 10 be in
bad shape. Numbers 2. 3 and were COM
PEELED to throw water on the bow man. A
rowboat towed the Cornell launch into the
channel within reach OF Courtney's launch.
The Pennsylvania and Columbia crews
rowed TO their quarters, each apparently
in fine condition
The Cornell crew was lifted out OF their
shell. The bow man was overcome He
was placed on a bench in the launch and
covered with coats His prostration fur
nished an explanation for the crew having
rowed out of their course. Official time:
Pennsylvania, 1881 10, Columbia, 1888.
Cornell did not finish.
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FOUND 4 NEW EDITOR.
WaIln WnIia Statesman Is Again In
other HANDS.

WALLA WALLA. July Fired Marin
who has been editing the Constitution. a
Democratic weekly at Dayton. mas been
secured ms editor OF the Daily statesman,
the Rogers organ in this city. 'harles
Newell. who came from the East 10 take
the place has left for Washington. y. c
The local militia company, forty men
strong. In charge OF Capt. Bedeii. left
last night for Tacoma to attend the en-
campment
Levi Ankeny. who went as a .lelega te
to the Republican national convention,
has returned home, having concluded -
send his proxy to notify President Nc
Kinley on the 18th at Canton.
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Held In Tacoma Last Week Before a
Large Gathering of Friends.

Special Dispatch to tho Post-Intelligencer
TACOMA. July 2--The closing exercises
OF tho Visitation academy were held last
week. the Very Rev. Father Hylebos pre-
siding. There was a largo attendance,
and the exercises were much enjoyed.
There was a varied programme. musical
and literary. and its rendering reflected
credit upon both teachers and pupils.
Several medals We're awarded. and large
number Of books given away as prizes
for meritorious work during the year.
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An Excellent Combination.

The pleasant method and benefi-
cial effects OF the well-known rem
edy. Syrup OF Figs. manufactured
by the California Fig Syrup Co., IL
lustratc the value OF obtaining the
liquid Laxative principles OF plants
known TO 30 Uedieinally Laxative
and presenting them IN the form
most refreshing to the taste and ae-
c<ptablc 70 the system. 1t IS the one
perfect Strengthening Laxative,
.leanSing the system cttectually,
ispeIlins solids, headaches and te-
vers gently yet promptly and en-
ablrnS one to overcome hAeatual
constipation permanently. It's ger
toct freedom from every objection
able quality and substance. and il.
acting on the kidneys. liver and
bowels, without ~eAksnms or tfri-
tAuns them. make i the deal AKA
tive.
In the proce>s OF manufacturing
hss axe uscd, as ,hey are pleasant
to the taste. bot the medicinal QuAl-
.ucS OF the remedy are obtAincd from
scnnA and other aromatic plants. by
mcthoj known TO the California
Fig Syrup CO. only. In otjer to get
It's Beneficial effects and 70 AVOID I'M
ttAtions. please rememeef the toll
nAme OF the company pfintej on the
front OF every package.
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Body Of David BLACK recovered.

ABERDEEN, July 2.-The body " David
Black, one of the three men drowned in
the bay on June %. was found floating
near HOquiam yesterday by the rev OF
the steamer Thistle. and brought TO the
morgue IN this city. The funeral will he
held today under the auspices Of Grays
Harb9r Court. No. q. Foresters Of Amer
lea, OF which he was a member Tire
body Of Joseph Fuerland is the only one
of the three not vet recovered
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Special Dispatch to tho Post iutelligencer
CHEUALIS, July Eugene Mccarthy
and daughter Of san Francisco. are here
visiting Atr. McCarthy's mother who is
over To- years OF age, and brother. c.
Mccarthy. well known Newaukum
river raqchman The brothers nave been
lost from each other for thirty years
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Special Dispatch 10 the Post Intelligencer
CHEHALlS. July > As near as can he
learned the census nt ChchAlis which
has just been completed. shows ropula-
tlun OF so.