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coNrR ACTORS ana nuILDrns

BROMLEY a WELLS. general COZ
tractors. n Starr. Boyd building. Tel
Main 50.
sonERQuiSr & RoSELEAF. shops
1T 2is-ee0 Spring street.
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refuse
81 an buiSs nothing Like
lgTcproachahe practice The
steamship % wrcSage
Seattle shnmastsrs been
Of the listerca-up condition Of the hasbor
Probably win devove the legislature stringent
law dangerous pes,iferous practice
re
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MARKET Report. Printing a Publish
ing Co, high grade Job printing. "a
Spring street Tel. Bun So
BULL. BROS. commercial printerr
NJ. 2oI. SS Washington BLDG aver
Treen's Shoe Store. Tel. White fS2.
METROPOLITAN Press. Inc. soT-ii
End ave. s. and 1915 West Wash
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STONED

HELENA. Mont. oct. a-p. w.
Millspaush. formerly general solicit
tor ~ the Southern Pacific and re-
Gently superintendent % the stone
Greek Copper Mining Company. was
killed yesterday by j. =. nromourg.
with whom he quarreied. Mlispaush
was advancing on hromourw IN
threatening manner. when the latter
hurled a rock az him. erurhlng Mills.
pauEh's- skull
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Partisan Dye Works-We cali for,
clean, press, deliver your clothes.
once luS First ave. Tel Main l0lt.
AMERICAN Steam Dye Works. 1916
Western avenue. Phone, Main ~
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All sing Ordered Home

All Sing has been ordered deport-
cd 70 china b. United States Com
missioner kiefer. An Sing. with
three others. were arrested several
DAYS ago. while attempting 70 ME-
galiv enter this country. Sings
companions were ordered deported
Frifay Sing. the leader. and wh1
IS believed % be- q dangerous ard
GINNING Chink was tried yesterday.
afternoon, with the result as stated
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FOOTBALL
Practice Game Between VARSITY
and High School Now on

A practice game Of football be-
tween the university OF Washing
ton and the Seattle high school teams
Is being played on the university
campus this afternoon. This IL the
FIRST game Of the season. and al
though II In merely for practice. a
great deal Of interest Is attached to
81. The points OF the two teams will
come out. Coach Wright. Of the
university. eleven and Coach Barry,
OF the high school team. are both
very much pleased with the show
ings their men have 50 far made.
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Rural Free Delivery

Congressman y. W. Cuahnan. OF
Tacoma. who IL now In the city, has
received news from Assistant Tos,-
master General Johnson, % Wash
ington. u. e.. stating that the rstCrt
% Special Agent pe la Mon,suya. in
regard 20 che establishment - rural
free delivery 81 Mount Vernon. had
received. and that the report would
~ all probability be favoraoly acted
upon.
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The PORTLAND
PRESBYTERY
Meeting al Cumberland Presbyier.
ian Church Oregon Synod

Preshytery of the Cumbsrtala pfou-
byetrian church. held last nlxat az
the First Cumberland Presbyterian
church of this city. Rev William
Meteaifc was elected Moderator AMI
kev. J. J. Dalton clerk ani treasus
~. The opening sermon wSr preach
ed by Rev. ". 2. kiahaa. ~ Port
land IN the ahsn . - the regular
moderator. Rev. :. ". Fender, 81
walia waiia The .sbvtefy was
Ia business session . aay yester-
cay. The meetings cf tn- oregon
synod viii begin this evening and
last several days
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MONEY-PAYINC
SLOT MACHINES
One Seized last Nigh, First Re.
turn Of the Evil in Months

A homeopathic sio, maehia. one
rated In the establishment % the
Brown-shsw liquor Company. At
First avenue and Columbia street.
was seized hy Detectives Lane and
Adams last night The device was
loaded into the patrol wagon. ana
taken 20 police headquarters. where
Il will b. held pending the placing
Of charges against the proprietors.
This IL the FIRST machine 70 make
It's appearance since the vigorous
action OF the law three months ago.
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women's FOREIGN Missionary

The ninth annual convention Of the
Columbia River branch 81 the Wu.
mems Foreign Missionary society.
embracing the states OF Oregon.
Montana. Idaho and Washing on
VIII be- held IN The Firat ~ r. church
beginning Thursday evening and
continuing over sunday.
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AUCTION SALES

TO StgauAhip owner. Ho.al KeeRer-
and Others-One thousand dollars
worth of bed linen. crockery, etc.
p. G.. Bickcrton win sell by auc-
ton at his rooms, 1912 First ave-
nue., on Thursday. the Sd October.
al i0.30 sharp. lS2 pair blankets, IA
dozen bed spreads. ~ dozen cur
tains. ~ dozen napkins. IS dozen
pillow slips, q dozen sheets, doz.
en- tahlecloths, 80 dozen face and
bath towels. about 80 dozen cups.
saucers. plates. dishes and platters.
glass, silverware. one elegant black
walnut bed set. springs, mattress
ea. fine oak sideboard, extension
table, Vienna chairs, Round oak
heater, carpets, shades. elegant
upright piano. y. q. Bickerton.
Auctioneer
y. q BlCKERTON. general auction
Ger. 1912 First avenue.
JOE MARTIN, general auctloneer,
9010 IFtTat apauna
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Iohansen Acquitted

Ernest JohanHen was yesterday
tried by jury IN Judge Grimm .
court upon the charge OF larceny
from the person. lie was acquitted.
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Attending stlle Far

Several members ot lhe chamber Of
comerce and large number - 9TH
crr left this morning Tor North Yak
lima. 20 attend the state fair.
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Wants Contract Changed

The Spokane Galvanized Iron Pipe
Co. which has contract 10 lay the
water main on Queen Anne hill has
asked the board ~ public works TO
allow u 70 change the kind Of pipe.
The contract calls for fiat band
wound bored wooden pipe. The com
pauy desires 20 substitute stave-
built spirally wound galvanized wire
pipe. which u claims IL superior 20
that called for IN thc contract. and
which will not cost the city any more
money. The matter giil be taken up
at the meeting Saturday.
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CITY OF EVERETT

SEATTLE EVERETT AND Ed
AuNus ROUTE
~. Seattle. - a. Efa ~ m, 3 g. m.
Nv Everett. Ala . m, go. 7.ls . m
Tfrar fuunn trips daliV. intluflnf-
S4gaag. 10 effect Sept - 1901
Connections A. Seattle wiih Ctr
Flyer roF Tacoma. At Everett with
FL MtFaaa fof Suohar1iNh, ard Ever
81 and Monte Criato Railway
Foiman Dock Seattle Tel Rsd Al
Merchants Deck Everett Telephone
= =. a. ECoT~r. Manager
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Used a knife

Rose Henderson was fnsd az IN
Judge Georges court Yesterday ar
ternoon for aasaulfinE May nichsrd-
ssH with a knife IN the Columbus
House on the evening % Sept. "a.
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National Bank of Commences
ni-sINEs. onLLroEs

PERRIN shorthand fchp3'
Individual instruction. "a Boston.
LEOa Business coueEe. Union-2d, IN
dividuai instruction nll subjects.
BEST methods and teachers Ac'nr
Business College Second and PKG
N " school Tclegraphy pioneer
Mod. Bus. Coll. " am SIC
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The wisconsin " In the drydock
Don't fail 90 zee a.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-10-02

The Wisconsin r. IN the drydoek.
Don't faii 20 see IL =.
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Diamond Ice Pest Ice. beat ser
vice. lasts longest Tel. Main 1853
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VA. H. hUTrNER. attorney al law
suits prosecuted ana defended sn am
courts. IS years experience. Proceed,
mss in bankruptcy Companies inCor-
puratcd. Abstracts carefully exon
tncd Collections made in an PARTS
If the United States. Highest com
mrrciai and bank references gl3
Third avenue. Phone Main 1000
n r FOSTER. Mutual Life building.
Phone Main 7tL a
FRANK Il. WRESTLING, Boston Blk.
~ y MARTIN. SO Mutual Life bid.
J. a KELLOGG 22s Bailey build ~.
" y. LAMBUTH 9t-5 Pacific block.
A. G. MACDONALD 500 Burke bli
Root. Palmer & Brown. Pioneer bli
u. G. CoN0NER, s2-t2 1ialler building
LYMAN y. KNAPP. no Halter building
q. WARD KEMP. a. Burke build1t
j. ~ DOUGLAS. boI New York bill
HORACE PETER. blb New York blk
PIERRE r. FERRY. 800 Burke block.
s. s. LANGt.AND. COS ~. = bloct
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The pets q the Port Orchard run
AthIon and Inland Flyer. &C..
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Eugene Black. st.. and ~. n. Cam
den. of the q. 8. revenue cutter ser.
vice. are registered az the Rainier
Grand
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The pets Of the Port Orchard run
Athlon and Inland Flyer. -.
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For Millinery Suits and Cloaka call
on NJ. y. Pcase and johnson Co. 100
Second avenue
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PERSONAL BENTON.

edmond &. Kent. president 81 the
Pacific Packing e Navigation Co.
returns to New York today In the in
serest of his company. Vice-pres-
ident chas. Councilman. Of Chicago,
VIII come west at once 10 assume
the administrative duties OF the Of
flee.
David L. Bruce. formerly superin-
fendent Of the Union Trunk line. and
nfterwards connected with the Seat
lie Electric Company. leaves tomor-
r0w for Haveriy. Mass. where he
will aEsumec barge Of the street car
sgatep1 Of thas cifX Mr. BEuca has
been with street car companies in
Seattle for the past seven years. and
last night the employees Of the James
street line. some Of whom have
worked under Mr.. Bruce since his
arrival IN Seattle. presented him
with a handsome gold chain. a match
boz and several boxes Of cigars. as
token of the esteem IN which their
former superintendent f. held Mr..
Brucc's father is n prominent Demo
cratic politician Of Massachusetts.
having received the nomination for
governor some years ago
Or. Culver, Of Montana, Bon~ln-
law Of senator Clark Of that state,
with party Of friends spent yester-
day in the city. The party IL trav-
cling IN two private cars and viii is
II Tacoma and Portland before re-
turning home.
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PrGET SOUND NATIONAL BANK
or SEATTLE
capital stock paid 10, bzs.1oo. surplus
j Furth. pres. J. r. Goldsmith. yiso
pres q v Ankruy cashier.
Correspondents IN pfinripsl cities in
the United states and Europe.
pEoPIEB SAVINGS hank
second avenue ana Pike street Capt
tai paid up. 800 On y. g. Ncufeldef
pres j " aydrn cash. j q. Green
leaf asst cash Commercial rhvinks
and trust hualnran
THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF
SEATTLE.
Paid W capital. $1,000
General banking business transacted.
J. - Hoge. g., pres ~ McAicken.
Vice ures T.. Turner cash D. ,
pnfkhufaL asst carh Exchange on
principal cities u q. =. and Europe
National Bank Of Commences
Paid up capital flOQp
Transaots general banking business.
a. g. Henry pres X X spencer
cash. safe deposit vaults Tor rent
Sale Deposl; ssslt Boxes Iof hsa.
Scandinavian American Bank
OF Seattle. a general banking huHinshH
trausActed. Deposits. N.b'l.yy a
Chiiherg. pres. E J.. GrondahL arei
Yice pros A. a. soeioerg. cash. J. 4,
Lane. asst cash. No branches.
The Canadian Bank Of cOmmsree
0Gight million doiiarn.1 49,. 80.
Surplus .......4.... ....ss.sst..s., ts1slANs'
Interest allowed on time deposits
general banking business transacted
SEATTLE BRANCH = Corner 81
James street and Second avenue
"a afFnG4N MnWNUWr
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Don't fail 10 see the Oregon 20
morrow.
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Don't fail to see the Oregon to-
fmnrrnw
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ARalIIIIr1 rs
ArTonNINs-Ar-I.AM

join GRAHAM, a-g9 MoDonald bik
Z. w. nouGlIToN. Nt-i5 Collins
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nENrIskE

A W. PHILLIPS. 81 Heussy bioo,S-
lchioago Dental Co., ga Hmckioy.
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no LOAN Private money az low rate
~ interest Gr0il. DnmuH a OH1'f.
900 Marion street.
WARRANTS bought and sold M1-
rlson 3 EahcImnu, Mutusl Life va
OLYMPIC on co, ~ Halter bloct
-=-----=-----=------
ron sALE ........
ugHDsT prices FOR second hani
goods. bedroom 8nte. stoves carr ~.
ctr rcd Prom Furniture 90. .lD
NJ Second ave south Irl Ec1 -
TuNEHAL DIHECTOHs
BrrTERWORTH a Sons. embaiin.
crs ieG-ll3 Thlrd IgL Ilkr -
PtESACEs
fNLAY 4 ROM lts sseona ay. ,.L..
HAHNEss AND sADDLEaY
McaORLEG 4 HENDEHBON. ~ %.
cidentai nYenue-
UELp WANTED
OTEEN CITY Employment Bureau
I0f4 8rd Ave. Phone BLACK 5lZt.
1lpplieg help Of nli kinds on short
ost notice. Call us W.
WANTED Machinistn. m0uidors. boil
ormnkera aud blacksmith to kr"n
away from Seattle strike on, " %
Z
BARBER wanted No 6i5is Pike o.,
must have license guaranter1.
MIR wAsTED-FEhALE
WANTED Cid 10 work FOR email
wages and so 20 school blz PIKE
street
Pranlahle work .lgz PIC. nonE---
HELP wANTED-dALE
FIVE men wlth teams and Ecrap.rs
Fred nonenatock. .4lh ana u. -.
HOTELS. FURNISHED ROOMS
GRAND TACfFiC HOTEL nit gl q
avenue. house newly furnished. All
modern; prices moderate
BATTLEgHfP house. SO LIST ay. 10.
Cioanest cheap house 10 city.
Hotel savoy~ Rooms nc 90 81 Firsr
coNKLIN HOrsE lllnz Ihlrd ave-
fsstHAsCE
BURNS a ATKINSON. general insur-
ance 1914 Boston block.
vs. v RlnehaEt Z @. 90 y y D 60
JUNK
! III you want correct weiEhts and
prompt returns deal with the Cnl ~
70 Junk Co. l1le Msetern. Maln q :
Q
LOANS AND INSURANCE.
| JAMES 0IHWELll-Loan- IRE ms,
surety boffsis - Boston block
MACuINfsTs
WASTED-Aii Kinds second hand ma
chinerg A. J. Nllllams. los Msl-rr
MECHANICAL ENGINEERS
~ i. MoALi.AsfEK. Ba-4 f1oneee.
]
osTEoPATHY
WASHINGTON Institute of Osteop-
athy. safe Deposit Building. EstaDs
lished Ia Seattle three years. Phone
Main 81.
SIX years experience chronic eas@r.
Rickart a Howell ofteopAthS. -
Coliigs block Phone, Main "a
ocuLIsTs AND AuRisTs
DR.. FONDA NADEAC- Eye, ear. rose
and throat as1 Burke building.
DIR. KiBBE. Bailey building
Or. J. a. Mackinnon. Chaplin hld
Or. sHELLABARGER, Hinckley
PATENT ATTORNEY
barnes A Co. 1t-7t Starr boyd buiidine
z. z. ADAMS. dr.fting ColmAn ID
PAINTERS
r. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. paper
hanging. kalsomininE iazz Pine
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pI.rCrnIcAL MACmINruy

ERICKSON & WHhAN CO. dynamos
and motors installed, house wirIpE
and bell work. 1874 Western aVenue
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BAR8AlNs IN second hand housennii
goods call at Red Front Furniture
Company. We can give you fine sec
ond-nand cook stoves. bedroom sets.
carpets; they look as good as new
for half The money. 10 and ii2 Sec
ond avenue RQuih.
ADVERTISING rates 81 all msEakin~s
and newspaper furnished on apsil.-
cation The q v. white AdvsYtlsti =
Bureau. New York building. Seattle.
GOOD things q eat. hoTn~ cookins
only. lie and up Home FcHtRuraut
and Bakery. - Third avenue.
SEE LLOYD. Rrfscoe n fioVA, IS HECK
Isl block. about your homes for cash
or deferred payments
THE cheapest place 20 buy oil and
gasoline IN from the olympic on Co..
fi7 Third avenue Tel. Main sai.
oxyn0NoR Victory" the Kenuine.
cures all diseases avoid inita tioaE.
s. Mcdonald block
WANTED-Old gold and silver re
Hensei- mfg. jcwOlsr . Hinckley.
f.ADIEa try a hath Mira TAFT. care
ful massage. III Thin avenue.
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kthlon and inland FLYER
CLASSIFIED ADS.


AHNIHAaT OF TITLE
OSBORNE. TREMPER & Co, inc
Abstract Co. established lass. Min
ing claim abstracts Basement OF the
Mutual Iife building
booth-W hittissey- Hanforh Abstrasi
Co, established iSG3. basement II
Haller block Telephone. Main ial
SEATTLE Abstract Co. n. Y. bl ok.
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Any good doctor will tell
you that you're safe at Ruff
fms. .
1t took time to establish
this confidence, but we shall
do nothing to stop its
growth.
Prescriptions most care
fully filled and checked.
Mail and telephone orders
as quickly filled as though
you waited.
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Receiver Northwest Glass Work.
Dated az Seattle. Washington this
2Srh day % September. 1901. the day
Of the first publication hereof.
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rENrs Avn AWNINGS

TENTS and awnings Mosquito proof
tents, mining hose and canvas boats
army duck tents and folding camp
beds. the Gold Mcdaw kind ST.
ATTLE TENT e AWNING GO
wholesale manufacturers. Mar'cn
and Western.
awnings, naIs tarpauiins
hose, etc. Alaska outfitters I'm mi
canvas goods. goods made 70 order
by experts at moments notice.
Sunde 4 Erland First and Jackson
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DIR. J. @. STEWART. specials, in dis
eases 81 women. Edinburgh Medical
Institute Boston block
DIR. MILES, removed 10 ib-is Heussev
building. ard and Pike. Tel. Green az
On, VAN DYKE, diseases of women.
DIR HfNkLE s1l-a2 Mutual LIE
BLDG. Tel. White SO: res. Bur 81.
DIR. FALK. N-1s starr Boyd huildl *
Tel. BLACK So. res. Green 1881
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PUGET SOUND BRIDGE AND
Dredging Co, $40 Pioneer bldg.
Railway and highway bridges ana
viaducts. steel and iron work FOR
buildings. Dredging and harbor
improvements. Pile driving.
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Amateur 1aiiss6Riiaass@ wiis7s.. ssafIV56i
block.
STAMP Photos gs Columbia street
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HAzLETT & MCLTfH@New work
Geo " woodhouse Co Tel Main al
KAUFMAN Plumbing Co, Bur al
TITO. 1'rRNER. Tel Green III
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no LOAN prlvatc money az low rate
~ interest gr0il. DamuH A. OH1rr.
900 Marion street
WARRANTS bought ana sold No.
uaon = Eahrlman. Mutus Life Md
OLYMPIC on co. " Halter biocf
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-11-28
aeu. Irl r Hick, Not Dead.

Notwithstanding a widely current
rumor that the Rev. Irl r. Hicks was
dead, be never was in better health,
and never did a harder and more sue
cesSful years work than that just
closing. He has just completed his
large and splendid almanac for 1902
and, with his staff Of able helpers,
has brought his journal, Word and
Works, Justly forward into Internal
ional reputation. For a quaIter OF a
century Mr.. Hick has grown In repu-
tation aud usefulness as the peoples
astronomer and forecaster Of storms
and the character Of coming seasons.
Never we're his weather forecasts "a
sought after as now, his timely warn.
ingof a serious drouth this year having
saved the people from loss and suffer
ing. Millions Of bushels q wheat
were harvested through his advice u
plant crops that would mature early.
The American people viii certainly
stand BY Prof. Hicks, When IL cost
them 50 little and the benefits are g
great. His fne almanac Of 200 page
IS only &c, aud his splendid famlll
journal is only one dollar a year, In
leludlng the almanac. Send 20 Hor'
and Works Publishing o., z7oi 10
Gust street, St Louis, Mo.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-11-28
REQUEST FROM AGUINALDO
he Desires to State bis Case Before
Congress

MANILA, Nov. 30.-Gen. MalFar, the
rebel leader, has issued a proclamation
commencing the insurgents for their
recent successes and urging them to
keep up an active guerrilla warfare
against the Americans and to take adj
vantage Of the opportunities offered
by the changes in American forces,
owing to the return to the United
States Of many enlisted men whose
time has expired.
Gen. Bell will relieve Gen. Sumner
on December l and exchange brigades,
The opinion here is that increased &C.
tiyity and severe attacks are to be ex.
pected from the insurgents.
Sixto Lopez, who recently returned
to Hong Kong from Europe sca The
United States, where he went as ar
agent Of the insurgents, has sent al
address to Gov. Taft, through friends
asking that be be allowed to land al
Manila without taking the oath o.
allegiance.
Aguinaldo has written Gen. Chaffee
the military governor Of the PHILIP
pines, asking the latter's permission
to go before Congress and express tn
desires Of the Filipino people. Aguin
aldo further requests to be accom-
led by eight friends, whom he desig
mates, four Of whom 7 prisoners a
Guam. while the Others are prominen
in Manila.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-11-28
RIGHT UP TO DATE.

These are days Of records and ofthe best
ing Of records. Benson's Porous Plaster. for
quicknsss Of action and thoroughnsss q
cure, has M records 10 beat except its own.
Btnsou's Plaster, always the best. alvavs
the leader, Is to-day bstter than evsr. ID
sticks 70 The akin but never sticks IN ia
tfaeks. Il marches on.
The people not only want 70 Be cured
bot cured qui1tE-and Bonson's plastsl
does H. Coughs, colds, lumhago, asthma,
bronchitis, liver and kidney complaints,
and otheF iiis ~arproaehabis by an external
remedy, yield 70 Beuson'a A. icedoestaheat
Neither Belladonna, Strengthening Of
CapEioun piasteu ara 10 Be compared viii
B~eason'G- People who have onea tastsl
oe merits Of Bensou's Plaster have no us.
TOE any other external remedy.
More than 5000 phyuiciaus and drug.
giss (aad thouaand tines a. nan nos
professional pesoEe) have called Benson'
flasiez n q The few % home rsmsdie
thst can Be trusted
Fifty-fFs highest awards have been mad,
10 Il n competition with ths bcst kn0sI
phstss of Europe and America Bette
prof o. rs merits Il inoonceivkbls, b,
sure 70 get the genuina.
For s4e By Al druggists, OF We VII bra
pay postage On any numbar ordered IN III
Onited States, on recaipt q 25c. each
= ssabary 4 johnson, Ne. Chemists. E.Y
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-11-28

The following is the programme OF
the Central Audrain Teachers Insti-
tute to be held at Cauthorn school
house December :, 1901.
10 A. n.
Invocation.
address OF welcome. B. ". Hale.
Response, L. B. Supple.
High School Work In Rural
schools Z. l. Rodgers and Miss
Anna Belle Baker.
tsOur Course Of Study J. n. CroSs
and =. c. Douglass
"Methods in History ; L. hayes
and }. L Shobe.
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$50 r. N.
s'Class Drill IN Reading, Miss Mar
Hickey.
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4. :. Faulkner and Miss Henrietta
johnson.
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IL Rosser and Mis- Jessie Maxwell
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Basil Brewer and Miss smith.
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Libraries b. W. Hale and T. Lee
mature study and Literature
Misses Lena Pctiy and Margaret ID
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