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Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1901-01-10
In the Superior Court OF the state Ct
Washington in and for Chehalis
County,

County.
City OF Aberdeen, a
municipal corpora.
ton, plaintiff,
w. Summons.
n. J. Perkins,
defendant.
tn. State Of Washington to the said II
J. Perkins, defendant:
You are hereby summoned 10 appear
within sixty days after the date cf the
first publication of this summons, to-wt
within sixty days after the 18th dag d
Decen Der, a. b. 1870, and defend the
above entitled action in the above entitled
court, and answer the complaint Of the
plaintiff. and serve COPY OF your answer
upon the undersigned attorney for plain.
tiff, at his office below stated and in
case Of your failure 80 to do, Judgment will
be rendered against you according to the
demand Of the complaint, which has been
filed with the clerk Of said court.
The object and purpose OF the suit
above indicated is to foreclo=e lien in
favor OF the City Of Aberdeen for special
improvement taxes assessed against the
following described property, to-wit:
Lot 8, block %, Frances addition to
Aberdeen, Chehalis county, " ashington,
as same appears Of record in the office OF
the auditor Of said Chehals county,
Washington embraced in Local Improve
ment District No. II as provided in Ordi-
nance No 1873 Of the City Of Aberdeen,
for the sum Of $52 60, principal, and 10
per cent interest and 5 per cent as penalty.
together with an attorneys fee as part Of
the costs therein OF $500 and for costs
OF suit, together with such other and
further relief as to the court may seem
right and proper.
J. G.. Cross,
City Attorney and Attorney for Plaintiff.
+. 0. Address: Aberdeen, Chehalis
county, Washington.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1901-01-10
DoINGS At TIE COURT HOUSE.
Business Transacted ~ the Superior
CoQr. and List Of Instruments
Filed With Ofhc.ais.

Superior Court.
The following ia .he record of business trans
-1cte9 In tne superior coI-. s)- .he week end
az yas.. ., 1901!
Marx h Jorgensen vs Alice g Reimer
Judgment revived.
Henrietta F. Johnson vs F. F. Johnson
Dismissed.
Sam. W Mon.csano. State Bank, gar
r-.,shee. same.
&C vammen w Geo G Stocking ct al
SAME.
Same ~ John l. koderick ct al. Same
Kate Jolley w VI f Jolley. Same.
~ :; Clark w X + Waldron. Defend.
,nt permitted ~ withdraw assignment.
Grays Harbor CO vs. Chehalis County
Dismissed
NA.t 3ackman W Chehalis Boom Co.
,jsr f';rrar Dycrruic1
II, re insanity Of Vim Daniel. Com
r11trl to asylum.
r. J I.gl:a W Chehalis Go ct al. School
js'rct No ( made par'y defendant, and
amount Il taxes 10 be paid by plaintiff
fixed
Montesano State Bank w J J johnson
Il al Motion 10 yacate verdict denied.
F,n;lv Morgan W G II Vaughn ct al.
Publication ri summons directed.
IL re r-fa'e u Vim Miner, deceased.
Motion Df heirs against order oi cont
Jenied.
Walter Welander Va W : Warwick cl
al. bi4mj.aed
Mlntr-ano state Bank vs ] J Johnson
IT al. Plaintiff allowed to withdraw cx.
flitlt and motion to qnash attachment
j.nied.
NEW CASES.
Frank Johnson w y + Ry Go. Appeal
from ipa'cc court.
Cooper ~ Ella Russell ct al Fore
slosur" Of delinquency certificate.
o & Nammcn W John I. Rodcrick ct
al. Same
Same w q G Stocking ct al. Same.
Jas II Fuller w Herman Chaplin ct al
Same.
S & simpson vs. Sackman Investment
Go ct al. Same, 2 cases.
Walter Wclander vs. w s Warwick ct
Al. same.
6 A Keil vs G Michellon ct al. Fore
closure OF mtg.
Hunt & Mottet Co vs A r Holloway.
transcript from Pierce Co.
Mary + Smith w Northwestern Lum-
her 90. Garnislncnt
9 II Pearson ys G T. Burrows & Co.
Debt Oh contract.
Grays Ilalbor Go w Chehaia Co. TO
guiet tile.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1901-01-10
TIME GARD,
Steamer 7. G. Reed.
In Effect September ~, 1900.

Connects with stage at Westport TO and from
South Bend.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1901-01-10

Nontesano State Bank to John 7 and
Jas E Medcalt. partial sat Of mtg on part
oil lot j, blk 2, N. T & Ms add Montesano.
j Haenher2er to s Cam, mtg on
nel4 Of sel4 and sei4 Of sel4 sec l2-l5-5
800.
Herbert Davis to Edward Dolan, mtg
on frame hot se or lot !, blk ~, Aberdeen
40.
K Scammon to Doian, chat mtg on
iurnitnre-s235.
Daniel Gillies to Hayes & Hayes, cha,
mtg On loga-s6O0.
Bond Of John W Stanper, county clerh
500.
q 7 Graham to Nellie Graham, bin o
sale undl5 OF furniture etc-$225.
>addoris vs Lewis Bros. iogser's lien
on logs-$3ll.5O.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-05-30

sa2lsgBAag@lsssss8ks
jak 90 zae19l prosif.
tax nietylko ME zabil. alewy
% dreke.
- Nov lepiej % pocza-
tku jak bylo. jakescie Z mia
sta wyszl.? - odezwal sic
z uczniow - DO my
wszystko chcemy WED, e.
Nap,j sic w6dki. zapal tajkei
opowiadaj.
Kalmuk speInil duszkiem
kieliszek. nalozy} f4jeczke otia..
rowanym przez uczai6w ty~
toniem, a ~zspaliwszy, otarl-
sly wasy, zaczal:
= Juzto music wan POI
wiedziec, ,,gaspada Lachy",
re my odrazu ME miell ocho.
ty ist ma waszego swietego
.,ksiondza". Co to porywat
sic ma cz|owieka, kt6remu ami
kula, ami szaszka, AMI pika ami
mic ME szkodzi i kt6ry umie
czarowa9. Me " naszej sile
wziase jego ami zabit, vice
lepie) zostawie W spokoju ME
eniewa6, BIO jeszcze got6w ia.
kie nteszczescis ma cz}owieka.
naprowsd zlG.
- Ale COZ, naczelstwo ka
gao trzeba BY 10 lse. Szl'smy
na}a noe, ,,czort znajet'' kto-
redy, po takiej s.karadnej
drodze, re konie "a mic sic
az przyszli ran.
klein pod te scope, gdzie
,ksiondz" nocowal re swoi-
mi. "Moskawskij" officer co
mas prowadzil, kaze do ssopy,
aic my ME many ochoty, DO
lax tn zaczepisz czarownika.
TAX on sam zlazlszy z konis,
kaze otworzyc dalej naprzod,:
a swoim - u}anam ii nam
kaze "a SODA.
Widzim my, a tn stoi -
ksiondz- niedaleko odedrzwi,
chot ME patrzy na mas a wi
dzi wsz>stko. TAX officer do
niego. lap 60 wp6l. j VIOLA ma
ulan6w zeby. s1li wiazat. Sko-
CA ulani i naszych troche, al
tn JAZZ cos huknie j officer padl
ma ziemie niezywv.
A ksiads podsteprie do mas.
F. --. .=- r--.E -
gu;ewny TAXI j. pyta czego
chcemy? Jak spojrzy, to az
czlowieka mr5z przechodzi, DO
to presto iskry sypia sic O.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-05-30


Kapieao j oficeroWie po-
= tracili alovy. lajani przez
y wacbm,strza ulan6w. ME
l. wiedzieli { opoczat.
Ma dr6zce. kt6ra n;edawno
IL. zbliza's sic Moskwa pod sto-'
8. dole, ukazalsie povst, dczy
ic oddziaiek postepujacy zwolna
"a dx6lkami.
a. P.eknie wygladala ia gar
j. stka, co pomimo n.edalekiej.
e. tax przewaznej silly wrog6w,
soac uf4jac " swe meztwo,
&C ME zwracala ma Mich uwagi.
- Patrzcie JAZZ ich malo-
ar wo|al NJ kozakow wachmi-
IA strz = czy2 i'm ME danny "a.
e. dy? WAX mas dziesiet ray
o. wiecej. Co naczeln;ctwo powie
lie )ak ich ME przyprowadz'm.
j. N.ech ,,Wasze Blochorodje"
m kaze uderzyt m6wi1 do
e. kapitana = general Maniukin
bedz'e sic gniewsl, bedzie
" nam wszystkim bieda cd ME
vo 60.
ac Ma wspomnieoie strasznego
penera|a Maniukiua. z kt6-
oa rym &art6w ME bylo. odwaga
a. wroc la ohcerom kozackim.
Strojsia rabia:a" "a
d. wo}al kapitan dobywajac sza-
en- S Xxi j rewolweru 49, ,,wPie-
a. rod ura''!
Kozactwo Lszykowa}o sic W
CHI p6}kole, hukne}y wystrzaly,
in S~;soe|o W powietr1u. rzuc Ii
" sic naprz6d.
A. P~owstaicy wstrzymali sig,
ma xnak dowod1cy sformewa-.
o. no sic i celne wystrzaly przy-
lie Jelly Moskwe.
A. Kilku kozak6w spadio z
,rv koni, reszta odskoczyla. pow,
IRA stahcy zwr6c:li sic dazac XII
lasowi.
e. Osmieleni przez u}an6w ko~
}zacy, widzac nadto nstepuja~
ze cycn powstnhcow. zn6w rzr~
A. Gill sic "a mimi, . kiedy je-
|dna czest atakowa}a, druga
wv usilowa}a zastapit droge cd
;. ~|lasu.
o. Celne strzaly p%owt6rn;e
wstrzymalg atakuiacych, ale
ze pred mimi f%ormowaly sic
ali szeregi ~zagrazajace odwr6t.
B:z6sko .wzni6,l dobyta
al sable.
o. - Naprzod wiara! W imie
iii Boze! - zawolal - raz tree
" ba skodczyc z mimi!
a. Rzucili sig powstahcy ?
e. okrzykiem wkrotce pek}y
co zastepu)ace i'm droge szeregi.
&C Kozactwo, ktoremn skalko
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-05-30

IL.
" jednym z dom6w pray
,licy Pieknej W Siedlcach.
W s%tajence kwaterowa'o
<ilku kozak6w uralskich, W
<uchni opr6cz gospcdyni, stu
'acej, dzieci, przybyIycb z
;asiedzMa dw6ch komoszek,
oraz kilku uczniow miejsco-
vego 4imnazyum, znajdowat
SIC take uralski kozak.
Waleczny Kalmuk znec~ny
<ieliszkiem w6dki, a czasem
miska krupnika z mie-
;em, czego ME dostawal Cd
chetnie co wiecz6r
orzychodzi} do kuchni, opo-
~iada& ciekawej m(odziezy
i kobietom O swoich
:odzinnych stronach. Polka
bron. dozwalal sic MIA
nawet bawit, wypytujac je~
lnoczesnie i dziwiac sic wszy-
co go W miejscowych
zwyczajach uderzalo.
Pomimo obawy pred La
:hami, O kt6rych najdziwa~
mia} pojecie, oraz
:yle strasznych rzeczy sly
sal, ~rrzyswajal sic coraz VIE
:ej.
Wesola mlodziez szkolna,
<t6ra bawilo oryginalne obej~
;cie, oraz dziwaczne wyma-
m~oskiewskiego jezy-
"a. Kulmuka, ~prawdzi~a 2
raiaia zabawke i rome
figle, co tenze najcier-
'liwiej znosil, cieszac sic
'wszem, ze przyjszh ich pozy-
'kat ~potrafll.
Pc wyprawie przeciw Rrz6s'
e, prepaid by} gdzieS i ty~
izien ca}y 60 W Siedlcach
lie by|o, zjawi| sic wreszcie i
'woIm zwyczajem przYszedl
10 kuchni, gdzie 90 ciekawie
przygody pytywano-
- Vice widziaies ksiedza?
: zapytal jeden z ucznj.
Ajakze, widzialem - Cd
zekl Katmak lamanym mos
:iewskim jezykiem - navel
wlazlem mu " rece, a
'awet zeby ME ksiadz, tobym
die " leslie zdechl z glodu.
)akzez to bylo? - py-
ano 49, opowiedz nam.
"A to dlugo gadat, gas
ada Lachy" - rzekl Kat
lux = dosyt ze zabladz'l "
.s.e j presto wlazl ma ks'edza,
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-05-30

,Wot Bierozka! wpie-
rod rab,ata!" krzyknal u
rad owany c6cer ~rzuciwssy
sic napr1od, SLIME wp6' .
chwyc'l stojacego.
Ten szarpnal sic, lecz ME
uogac rak : pod burkiw ydo;
bye, NE by} " stanie uwoln'c
sic cd t~rzymajacegc ohcera
Powstahcy skoczyli 20 leza-
ca ma ziemi broh. so'daci wi
dzac strasznego Brz6zke W re-
kach oicera, osmieleni tern
wbiegli do stodo'y. chcac
~dopomodz do z~w'a,'o'a.
Nagle hukna} ~str1a}, officer
lax piorunem razonY padi, ma
wznak, 'odskoczyli Moskale.
to iednoczesnie Brz6sko zrzu-
ciwszy z siebie palac9 sic
burke, stanat pred mimi vol.
nv, z rewolwerem W prawem
reku, a lewa oplerajac ma re-
kojeSci pa}asza.
- Przecz ztad! 49, krzy-
kna}, a przerazone 2o}d,ctwo
cofAlo sic "a dr1wi, ME mozac
wytrzyma6 smialego wzroku
nieulek}cgo ksiedza, co ma
chwile zimnej krwi ME strs-
Gil.
C>terech p,~stahcow pod
bieg}o z &arabinkami i jeden
z Moskali padl przeszyty ba-
gnetem.
Kapitan kozak6w ural>kich
pierwszy dopadl konia, "a MIN
inni. huknely cztery wy
strzsly i cz,erech Moskali pa
do ma ziemie.
Ma ten widok uralscy ko-
zacy p'erwsi "a ur6cili konie
ME zwazajac ma wo}anie wa
chmistrza u}a6skiego, kt6ry
chc;a} przynajmniej of'cera
zabrae i zaczfli uciekat.
Szpieg raniony pa}aszem przez
spare wierzei, kulejac wysu~
nal sic z "a Mich chcac take
dosiaS6 konia, lecz kula oba-
lila 60 ma ziemie.
Jeszcze kilka wystrz dow
zmusilo do ucieczki u}an6w.
+ Ubieg}szv z jake sto kro-
k6w, utykaj3c W b}ocie, le-
dwie och}oneli. a widzac re
ich Mkt ME goni, zatrzymali
sc. ....
Naprozho jedoaS wzywa}
w%achmistrz do powrotu, ko-
zacy wraz z of.cerami ME mieli
bynajmnie) ochoty do pow
t6rnego spotkania sic re stra~
sznYmi powstahcami, a szcze-
golniej z ich dowodzca, CO
odwr6cony plecami, majac
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-05-30
OSWHWDI
?oVs!AllEt
(Ciag dalszy)

\Olag ud1>@y]
Pc p6}godzinnym mole po~
chodzie, jadacy ma czele
szpieg, wskaza} oddaloo2 cd
zabudowah dwcrskich stodofe
gdzie mial noeowat BFzo'ko
z oddzialem.
Pierwsze %promienie slohca
poztoci}y ziem'e, k'edy Mo-
skwa stsnela u ce)u.
Gluche milczenie panowalo
oko}o, drzwi cd stodofy byfy
zamkniete, laden ruch ami
CLOS ME wskazywat czyjejS
obecnosci wewnatrz.
Ma znak oficera ~otoczYli ia
kolem kozacy, on sam. ka~
pitan kozscki. szpleg, k'jku
utan6w kt6rzy sic uszykowali
n%aprzeciw drzwi, oraz koza~
k6w zsiedli z koni.
No! many ich wreszcie
- rzck} weso}o rotmlstrz. do
bywajac pa}asza i REVOLVER
teraz ,swiatoj pan ks;ondz"
nam ME ujdzle. llu ich tam
bye moze? - zapyta{ szpie~
ga.
Jedenastu i ksiadz -
odrzekl tenze 49, jakem ich
wczorai spotka] ]echali poje~
dy,iczo, wiec m6giem 'ch po~
liczy6.
To dobrze, vice naprz6d
do stodo|y ,,rabiat" - "a
wola} 49, a wy reszta Ploo~
wac i nikomu ME dat sic wynn.
kn2t.
Soldaci stall W milczenlu .
dobyta bronia, ME ruszajac
sic.
Cot to!? - krzyknat
officer boicie sic kilku bum
townik6w? naprz6d movie.
Powt6rzony rozkaz ME wy
warI skutku, so}daci. ME wiel.
ka m'eli ochote zbli&ania sic
do czarownika, kt6remu pre-
ciez kula ami szabla ME szko
dzi.
- Otwieraj stodole! - "a
wo}a} officer ma szpiega - a
wy "a nina, kto ME p6jdzie
tego jax PISA zastrzele.
Szpieg otworzy} wierzele.
kryjac sic ostroznie "a niemi.
a Moskwa ujrzaia wewnatrz
garstke ludzi zajetych siod}a-
niem kOpi. ..
Bljzej drzwi zwr6cony ple~
CANT do napastnik6w, stall stu.
sznego wzrostu mezczvzna W
c%zarnej krakusce, z pod ktorei
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-05-30

!cit musial, ably mas "a zdra--5
de naprcwadzit. bo przeciezw
szopie Dylo wiecej Vice bie-
gn,em, strzelamy. ale i'm
nc, a jak oni palma. tax nasi
wala sic jak snoopy. AZ raptem
Jak skoc,a do mas t.k het ze
szcaetem rozb,l, Gdz!ez ich by
10 malo. kiedy TO krle. ]ak
grad sic sypa|y re wszyst-
kich stron leca ma mas bjja
Lachy.
(Ciag dal,zy aa,eapaJ
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-05-30

ul'cieksjacym,. strrz,e:lajac lub
rabiac palas;z,,as,ni dognanych.
Wkr6tceaeE. Gala sotnia roz-
proszona.
Ko,acy umykajac " rome
strony, chot wreszcie pow
stahcy zsprzestali pogoni.
rozpierzchli sic zupelnie.
Geese ieh ledwie mad VIE
czorcm znalaz!a sic W Sic
bleach, inni " kilka ..dni le-
dwie, inni znowu dostali sic
do kukowa. pc reszte zaS
musiano posyla6 ulan6w, BIO
pobladzjli W nieznanej okoli-
cy.
The Washington bee., 1901-07-20

change in London by arriving Just
when rumOrs of Wall street SpecuIa-
ton were widest; he took up $780,
100000 of the British war loan;
bought up a controlling interest in
three great steamship lines and he
realized the old dream of the Geo
graphical society of Lisbon for a
steamship line to New York.
The appearance of this man has
caused public demonstrations At
the Guild Hall banquet he said not
a word, yet he was the center of OBJ
seryatiOn. At Windsor the king con-
fessed his curiosity to see the great
reorganizer" and hoped he would not
take a fancy to England's historic
palace on the Thames and buy it.
AT Paris a mob thronged the square
about the Care due Nord when it was
learned that Morgan was to leave on
the Calais-LOndon Rapide. When he
appeared at the station the crowd
saw a MISUNDERSTANDING man
above the middle height, with a gray
mustache and hair, in a light gray
business suit and raglan. and with
the rosette of the Legion of Honor in
his buttonhole. There was a curt
nod to the reporters who tried to get
a word with him, and the Atlantic
Transport King" "Steel Magnate"
and Great ReorganiZer" was gone.
The Washington bee., 1901-07-20

decreasing after that to an average of
45,000,00O francs. The act, it should
be understood. applies to workmen
alone, including agricultural Iaborers.
1t does not provide for UNIVERSAL old
age pensions, and in that respect is
less radical than the Denmark or New
Zealand old-age pension law.
The details are somewhat obscure
and involved. Every workman under
65 is to be required to pay / cent a
day If he is under IS and earns less
than francs. For those above Is the
compulsory deduction will be ,
cents a day on wages between and 5
francs, and 3 cents on higher daily
wages. The employers will be re-
quired to contribute an equal sum in
each case. Whether he will try to re-
duce wages the state does not care to
ask or determine. The money will be
paid to and invested by the govern
ment in national or local securities.
After the age of 65 any workman can
demand a pension based on these pay
ments. To wOrkmen disabled before
the age of 65 the state will pay bonus
not exceeding 100 francs a year.
WOrkmen who are 65 at the time the
law goes into effect will receive
pension not exceeding 100 francs a
year if they have worked for 30 years.
Those under 65 will be similarly dealt
with on reaching that age.
To many this scheme will seem be-
netieent, humane and in harmony with
the spirit of our sympathetic age. 1t
is highly significant that so great a
nation as France should undertake il.
The objections are many, of course,
especially from an individualist point
of view. But, conditions being what
they are, there is a great deal to be
said in favor of insuring honest and
faithful workers against want, suffer-
ing and PaEperism in old age.
The Washington bee., 1901-07-20
MAY LEAD TO CRISIS.
Pension Law for Workers Agitates
French Legislators,
Government Proposes wOrkman's
Superannuation BiII-Measure Is
Not Pleasing TO Conservatives
and Royalists.

Now that universal old-age pen
sions are no longer considered prac-
teal politics in England, the most co.
lOssal and comprehensive scheme for
the protection arc insurance of ad-
vanced age is that embodied in the
French workman's superannuation
bill, now under discussion in the cham
Der of deputies. 1t is of course, gov
ernment measure. Premier Waldeck-
Rousseau and Millerand. the minister
OF commerce (the avOwed socialist
member of the cabinet, are its strong
advocates. Critics 'alIege that it is
part of the price paid by the moderate
and left" republicans for the neceS-
sary support of the socialist deputies.
without whose votes the present min
istEy of republican defense" could not
remain in power a single day.
There is no doubt some truth in
this, but, says the Chicago Post. the
French republicans are not rabid in
dividualists, and many of them may
sincerely favor old-age pensions for
the industrial army of the state. The
bill will certainly pass the chamber,
and the senate, though more conserv-
atiVe, is ardently republican and may
do what the ministry regards as es-
sential to the preservation of the eX-
listing government. The chief Obiec-
tion urged against the measure is not
moral, but economic. Paternalism is
admitted in principle, but the burden
the scheme would entail is, it is feared,
too heavy for the resources of over
taxed France.
According to official computations,
the beneficiaries of the scheme num-
Der 100000. The charge on the
budget will be 100000 francs the first
year. 1t will steadily increase there
after, reaching a maximum of 9O,OOO,-
900 francs in the eighteenth year, and
The Washington bee., 1901-07-20
HOMAGE TO MORGAN.
Everybody in Europe, from Royalty
Down, Anxious for a Lock at the
Great Flnancier.

Kings and merchant princes and
nations are marveling at the ability
of America to give and pay for the
large orders recently executed in Eu-
rope. American individual ability
and American power in the money
market have been personifed in the
person of Mr.. J. Pierpont Morgan,
the most observed and talked about
person in Europe for several weeks.
His coming was heralded by the
news of his successful formation of
the S1,OOO,OOO,OO steel trust. He
stopped a panic in the stock ex-
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A Novelty in HosnitaIs.

Floating over a three-story build
ing in the heart OF the Sixth avenue
shopping district in New York Is a
Red Cross nag. Strangers would sup
pose that sick or wounded sAldisrs
were being cared for there, but the
sign over the door reads: "Doils'
Hospital" And none but sawdust-
stuffed paESs1ts are admitted A
eaTPs Of expert Surgeons and nsrses
- on hand 70 sdznjnisSsT 70 saRsrsrs
wAo may b@Vs suffered from Ges4-
6sats b ~ sOsSssy. May haxsa-
hz3eeA Ell - SEAT 4BOzn homes sf he
wsSIE1y. e Be Fep&AesA 1t this uatuus
AsSElAL whsss nO6szn susesry
HAAss Reo<SDA eoms zirs@uaoxs
s0<s4- 7As at+s3AHAs xssr white
AyfsAs AnA sapA snA The supsriA-
tazds74 Ss AGsd ~Dostsr." To sas
sAasdrsa waP ed via tAsk psSs he
- sf nuoA EspSS AnPO~tAnss tAaa tie
EkAssy rASSsR, toS Ats aou s~-
sssa -saa He4 sssg s@patAts lmAs. SaA
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HUNTING EXPEDITION.
Organized by ArizOna's Game War
den for the Purpose of Extermin-
ating Mountain Lions.

John McCarty, territorial game
warden Of Arizona, has left Phoenix
at the head of a party, equipped for
big roundup of California lions in the
San Francisco mountains, about $50
miles north of Flagstaff.
In that country the big cats are to
be found in larger numbers than in
any other locality in Arizona, and the
party expects to bag several hundred
of them. At one time the California
lion was to be found in all parts of
Arizona, but large territorial and
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county bOunties have caused his ex-
termination in many places. Many
thousand dollars have been paid by
each county for lion scalps. and at $50
per head hunters have found it profit
able business, some of them in times
past killing a score Of lions in a week s
time, and a total OF over 500, 900 has
been paid in Arizona for scaIps in the
last ten years. Hundreds of lions,
though, have been shot by cattle. horse
and sheep men who have not claimed
the bouhties, taking as their rewards
the fact that they have dispose4 Of the
cause Of the slaughter of their calves,
colts and lambs.
Whiae the lions have grown les
common IN ths southern part Ct the
territory. there las been ns psrsAR-
tib4s decrease IN shsir Numbers m the
wilder AorthSsa Ssstozs. sAsAPmen il
tAs Sea RrAneisse usouatAlna have
sszRkASA o. Aes sA@S tAS noas s<s
kEM3AR SRShsk taznbs IN szsEA nxxzAs<s
sAaA SAsaV raids were peoy4ng SSsAaOxa
60 tie shsSP EA4us4Ry. SHs<4ez M
Cs<ty k@S sAAsA tAs zns@sss b kA@1
sad ssW<uissd hAs KznstsS party.
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s.AAaAass es4v n A.ass4ss.

The snAfiaSS incorporated es<y IN
the wsz4a - RezsoA. Ne. Is kAs
bees e AsSTvzAtee eity- fox %
years. bnI has = RopsA&tAoa - ~
tee psE~ozs. PAh RtSis asY b s@S~s
IS szitas fk0z Sc. Lsuis.
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AND OHIO
r RAILROAD. ~
Washington from station corner Of

Washington from statloA corner VI
ysv Jersey avenue and c st.
--.-ego and Northwest 'Io.5o a. m.
a.. r. daily. ,.-,.-
n ,.aaati. St. Louis and Indianapolis,
...- ss4sp.ma FIIo night.
'i..s .lrg and Cleveland 1850 a. m. % 80
rl15uighL
9-- minus and Wheeling, 's.O5 p. m.
sssrer rs5s a, M ti.4S, and $3.50
..g,..s. us. $50. t8.ssa. M traIs
81. ..-.s. -s.55 $500, tiO.5o, an sl.I5,
.... ,-.. -.a5 p. IN,
~ ..-s.5ga. +Ioos a. m. and $3.50 pm.
.t and way points. 1885, 5000 a. m.
.... $3.50. sos p. m.
''-- .arrz5urg and way points. 1885,
n -la55, SLI5, ISIS, 1850, 500,
.-.s. aoIs, +II.2S p. m.
-a.ag,ou Junction and way points
ans s,Is, +45o, 1880, p. m.
..ro--. week days. X2.55 500, 6.3o,
.... as5. s.35, 1880, xIo.oo a. m.
.sl- xIIo, x5.oo, x4.oo, X 80, x4.35.
sd, xsf5. x5.2o, go, xS.oc, xIo.Oo,
.-. a IN. Sundays, x2. IS KOS
MOO. am, xI2Io, KIIo, us, x3.Oo,
.,s5s. zs.Io, go, xs,oo. xIo 90. KII,3o.
zrsa .
ROYAL BLUE LINE.
.......s -uutnated with Pintsch light.
..,ar- Philadelphia, New York Bos-
49, ... rrs East 'z35, *7.O5 Diner), 1899
-. ..,s Dine. 10 90 DINER, a. m, sI2.IO,
,--. ,I-. ..s.Dasn. 800 Royal Limited. 4" Dim
-... .a.4-a sos Dining Carr $500 and
,.....- -. se eep.ng Car open at 1000 o'clOckl
p.-... ...-so on all day trains.
r-- ...aue City. 1000 a. H.' tI1.Io noon,
,-.-.... and 800 p. m.
3D., Except Sundays. sSunday only.
NEXpTess trains.
g.--... called for and checked from hotels
.-- -.5.s-ales by Union Transfer Co., on or
I.,. .-ns,t.sketofices, GIG Pennsylvania Ave
~ yse york Avenue and 18th Street,
,.s 0sror. Telephone ticket Offices for B. and o.
Electric Automobile Cabs.
d. B. MARTIN,
Mgr Pass, Traffic.
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RAILROADS,
--Inpr Arp ANNAPOLIS SHORT

-, .ruIoRE AND ANNAPOLIS SHORT
DA- IINE RAILROAR.
D ING 2 FAVE CAMDEN STATION.
h1.-.,r.,Iis and way stations, week days
70 A u, no, $40 p. m
rS sggsvs S 50 =. m. $40 p. m;
Or 5..1d Saw and Bay Ridge, daily 500 P. m
70. Ao",.l ",.-l,soolis week days. 6.4S SIS a. IN.
so and rs P m.
saLl1 Ridxe week days 100 P. m.
S11e.'ls- - Cav Ridge and return, soc,
Fare B. --' c A. COomss. G. M.