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geit iiber 60 Sahrcn

ldpn uurbe Mrs. Winslom's Soc.
thing Syrup BON Miqionen pon
Miittern beim 8abnen Der 8inoer
%angemenoet. 8irIt Su i'm Sd)lafe
ourd baS Shreien eines SlnoeS ges
itDrt, oas i'm 3abnen lit uno ocr
Sbmer5en tpeint? Wern TO. laiie
iufurt cine Slaibe BON .Wrs.
WinslDms Sootbin9 Snrup" bolen.
Sem 8ertb 1T unbeaablbar. Gs
miro benz fleinen 2eibenben Ipfort
2inoeruna peribaHen. 8erlabt eud)
oarauf, Wiitter, es lift fein 8meifel
oariiber. gs belt 9iarrboe, yreeus
lirt ben Waeen uno Die Nieren, be-
leitigt 8iuo 8plit. ertpeidt Den
@aumen. uerbinbert gntsiinoune
nno itdrft oas gauge Spftem. .Wirs,
WlnslumS Soothing Sprup" fIr cab.
nenoe ainoer tit aneenebm i'm Sc.
lbmad; oas Gecept ltamlnt Don
et1tem Der beften tpeiblifen Nerste in
ben yer. Staten. Sc lit Bel alien
Druesiiten in Der oansen Welt gu
baben. Breis 25 Gents per Slal6e.
8auft niGts anberes, ole Wtrs.
WinslomS Spothina=S nrup
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Ser leitenoe Mal;=G rtrait.

Malt-N Murine lit eeeenmartig Der
ein5ige nirtlih peroienltpplle Wals=
@rtraft i'm Warfte; ale anoeren iDs
genannten CITRATE iino nidts beiie=
res ais ftartes, ihmaraes Bier nit
einem boben 8ru5entlab Nltpbol uno
einem lebr fleinen 3uiab Der Gttratt=
Stohe. Solhe grtrafte ioaten nies
mails &ranfen ooer @enelenoen ge<
aeben ooer anempfoblen tperoen. oa
ihre Gerbienlte uno Goraiiae lebig=
lih auf Der Gillette, nidt aber in
Der 6laihe, au finben fino. Malt
Murine miro nur BON Der Nnbeuier=
Buib=8 rauerei in ct. 2ouis. WD.,
bergeltellt, melhe 9batiabe bod ees
niigen io1te. UNI feline Heinbeit.
TorSielibteit uno 8~et6mmlibteit
su garantiren.
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@ie lit ofes!

qSir bieten sinbuuoert 9olars gelobnuns Iiir- i=
ben 5aa pom aatarrb, Ger ni6t ourh gtnnebmen
bon 6al's 8atarrb=Rur eebeilt peroen tam.
S. ). Gbenep & So. Gigenth., Soleoo. 8.
9etf, Die unter5eihnetcr. batcn r, 8. GNenep ieit
poatonmelt ebrenboit in alien GeIdditsDanOlun=
gen uno f~inan5iell bsidbigt. ale bon ieiucr GirIEa
einsegangeneu 8erbinolibteiten 5u erfllen.
@ef & Sruor, @roBbanoels= 8rasuifsn, So=
leoo, 8.
Wafbing, 8innan 8 Marein, 8roBban=
oels= OroguilteH, Soleoo, 8.
6al's 3atarrb=Gur miro inuerli9 9enommen unb
plrtt brett auf oa5 8lut uno Die I6leimigen Ober=
1dden oes spfems. 3euaniiie frei %perianot. greis
Is Gents fur Die Glai9e. .8ertauft BON alien apo=
tbetsrn.
Saa's samillsn 5 @iaeu mo Die teisu.
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Ser Cinderella Sdmh .Valat

SEQ. 207 Nlamp 8lasa, Telepbon
585, bat einex groBen 8orratb BON
9buben fir 6erren, Damen uno
&inoer fir Die bepDritebenben Geiers
Gage. Nae @aaren 1ino MIR aus
ben eriten Sabrifen be5oeen. @ir
bieten aue &onfurrens burh Nuaft
tdt unb Breiie. Muh bic beliebter
uno uorsu9lihen Nlfreo Dol9e's
Slaihube iino mieber an9etommert.
Spreht bel nnS pDr unb beiidtigt
unier 2ager Doer i1ift Cure Nuf.
trdae hrieflih ein
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@rmupetsentbmms . itebcrtraanusen.

Vrnitnet4entb,1rss : Hebertragum9eH.
5pbn 2isfop an garoline 2ebr, 3
8runoitiide peitlib ppm San
Beoroz@reef. $1,000.
Nrel Weerideiot- an S. 6. 3is-
fem, @runoitud an 5oulton=S traBe.
$3.50.
Gmmp Dittmar an Sobn 6. Sig.
tom, 3 @runoftnde neitlid pom
Gan Bebro=greef $3.50.
@m. 6pffribter at s.. s. @ieo=
ner, 103 Nder 2ano am gibplp.
$1,000.
0enrg unb Marearetbe apffern=
berger an Sulia 0ummel, StHf
2ano auf @ooernment=5iq. $1,000.
@regoria be Worin an a.. s..
WDelln, 2 @runoItide an 8rasosz
StraBe. 5000.
Hobert uno @lilabetb 0anIdfe
an Geo. &6ruer. @runoitiif an
DIT : Commerce StraBe. 8reis
nomlneQ.
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lenoen nno man foleert ooraus nit
Hebts ooB Die Nusfubr merifanis
iber Brooufte nod Deut1dlano tih
IN nafblter 3elt mob beoeuteno beben
miro.
Wos miro nint Nues aeitob=
len, 3umal in Merifo! DAB bic
Welnng9riffe an 6austburen lire
Matchmaker ftnoeu, ober boB irgeno
ett @ntbuitait BON Der eolen .3un5t
Der 2angfineer einmal elm paar -
5rambabnibienen mitgeben beiBt,
1T duBerit eep6bnlib uno fommt
LIBERAL etnmal Dor. 9aB ieooh Die
W}etalllnlbrift BON Denfmdlern per=
ibmluoet, pie es bier pDreefommen
1T, ooer oaB elm vibmer &ranfer",
Der lth oDm Irste auf aqgemeine
&Drperibtpdde unteriudeu ldBt,
o1elem mdbreno Der Nusfultatipn
ollie Solben umfebrt uno unange=
tobte1t, nit einem Gesept uno oie=
len guten unb tr6ftliden Gatblbla=
gen ab9lebt - ia, bos 1T eben meri=
faniib!
- Cine neue gerorbnuna betreffs
oes IbeateribluHes miro balo in
&roft treten. Die gorltenunqen
loaen in 3ufunft ipateitens nm III
ubr enoigen uno oementlpreheno bic
3niihenafte auf sebn, bel auBerorz
oentllhen @elesenbeiten, 3. +. menn
elm GROCER S5enenpehie( Dor lih
Qebt, anf b0bitens 5pansie Minuten
elngeibrdnft meroen.
Die Wdrfte Der 6auptItaot
tperoen iebt grunblih reformirt. Ser
Werfauf+ loQ nur n1ebr innerbalb Der
eigentliden Warftbaqen 1tattfinben,
Die nah uno nab umeebaut unb i'm
mooerniten Stple uno nab bpeieni>
iden @runoidben eingeridtet per=
Den.
= 6errn grnlt SuHs in @uooa=
laiara lit BON ieiner 6obeit Dem 6ers
5og @eorg BON Sabieu-W telnineen
ba8 BerotenitfreuS fIr &unlt uno
Winenihaft perlieben muroen.
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Giuff 1tuo iebf.

CHE Or. 5ilsbee nMnafeiis" erfanh, fua<
rem bas MeIer, bic Guetihtette uno bic
Nebleife, aliu Naes duBerilcbe Mittel, bic
Waffen, NIT 6enen mar SdmDrrhDioen
81 beilen beriuhte; benn cine pirflide
Seiluue fanb ME itatt, ba mar ia nut bos
duBerlibe Symptom beieitiate. Seute
gelan9t "a nit yNnateiis", B. E. nit
b~eilsrafti9er Nr5nei in Sornt pDn Stuble
adpfden, bis an ben SIP beg 2eioens, bas
nunmebr in iebem Safe seheilt perben
fann. Broben non Gnofefis fueroen fos
itenfrei berianbt burb P. Neustaedter&
Co., Box 12l6, New York. Mne Mpotheter.
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8mfleu's Mruica=galbe

bat fib spegen ibrer tpunberbaren
6eiluugen einen @elt Guf errpor=
ben. Sic ubestrifft iraeno cine
anoere Salbe Doer etrpas Ge5nli1es
als 0eilmittel fir Sbnitts unb
8ran0munoen, 6ubner : Nugert, of.
fene Wunoen, 5ieberausl9(o9, auf>
geiprungene Sdnoe, 6autausihlag
&c. 6eilung miro garantirt. Sour
Is Gents bel S. Ralteper & Son.
8eo. s. S. Sbmitt, @tgentblmer.
unb 80. 9retB.
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Mrbeiten ueberseit.

Die ahtitinoiee 9asesarbeit bat
telne gebeutune fir iene fleineu,
uuermiiolihen Grbeiter - fir DR..
Kings New Life Pills. Miqio>
men baron lino Gag uno 0aht be-
iddftiat nit ben 6eileu BON unuer-
boulidfeit, 8ilioiitdt, 8erfIopfune,
franfbaftem &opfihmer5 uno allen
Wlaaen=, 2eber, uno 0ierens2eioen
Sic beilen ibnea nuo permanent
uno lino leiht un0 angenebm gu
nebmen. Sur IS Gents bel S.
aalter & Sobn, @eo. 5. s. Shmitt,
Gigentbamer. uno go. 9reiB.
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MQerIet.

3miiden ben Nneeiteaten Der
Brauereien unb ben Beiibern oer
lebteren lit elm neues 4bfommen
getroHen poroen, tpelhe8 oDm 81.
5ebruar 1902 Bis q. Jebruar 1903
@eltung bat. Sc peid]t r1ur in 5tpei
Bunfter ppn Dem friberen &ontraft
ab. 8orber mar es ben Gneeiteuten
eeitattet gu ieber Stunoe ibr Bier 81
trinfen; jebt 1T Die 3eit auf 10 uno
-, unb 3 unb 5 nbr feiteeiebt. 8er
an Jeiertagen-oen Nrbeitertag auS=
genpmmen = nibt arbeitet, erbdlt
feline Beaablune. fir Nrbeit an iDl=
den 9agen tpiro ieoDb elm balb Wtal
mebr he5ablt, oils iiblib. Die Or
beitsitunoen uno Wohenl0bne bleis
ben bieielben pie biSber.
- Nuf MnDronung bes Sberiffs
BON lebanon, Mp., 1T bier Elm jun=
ger Wann, Der als Sbaufeniter=
Deforateur in einem Shnittmaaren=
@el1dft anaeiteqt mar, perbaftet
moroen. Die 8erbnftung erfulgte
mdbrenb elmer 8priteuung inn Operns
bauIe. Ser I'M Mlter bon Is Sabren
1tebenbe iunee Mann meilt felt Sep
TENDER in bieliger Staot. Sc lit
niht betannt g%emuroen, weBbalb Die
Geitnnbme erfolete.
= SIN Nlter BON 73 Sabren ftarb
ant Wittmpb, in ibrem Saule Np.
220 8ecansS traBe, Srau 9atbarine
8raoen, @attin bes 6errn 60. 8ras
ben, an ben Golgen Der Grippe.
syrau Braoen tpar an, 2. Mdr5 1929
in gllaB 2otbringen. in Der Mdbe
BON StraBburg, geboren, iuanoerte
nit ibrem @roBuater @eorg Gbri=
titles uno nit ibrer Mutter unb
brei 8riioer1 am 8. Monember 1874
aus uno lanbete i'm 5ebruar ndhiten
Sabres in Sort 2auaca. Nahoem
fie 1ih bort bier @Dfen aufaebalten,
reiite Die 5amifie per Ohlenmaaen
nah gaitrDpiQe, meldes tie Gnoe
W1dr5 1845 erreidte. SIN Sabre 1851
perbeiratbete iib bas jHnge Mdohen
in Gan MntuniD NIT gbuaro Bra=
ben. Der Gbe entlproiien aht Sim
Der, leb5 &naben uno 5mei Mdoz
den. 6errn Braben unler aufrih=
tiaes Beileib iiber ben lbmeren uno
uneriebliden Gerluit! Die &inoer
| perlieren cine liebenoe Wutter uno
er cine treue 2ebensgefabrtin.
= 0ab Der Gr5dbluna Der Wfrs.
Spnes, gieentbhmerin Der Bancez
Apartments, bdtte Der Dieb, Der in
ben Sture BON S. 8. 9obbs & Co.,
316 OF 6ouitou Giraffe, einbrab.
abgefaBt meroen fDnnen, tuenn biz
Bolisei etrpas mabiamer aerpeler
mare. Sic 1ebte Die 8eb0rbe ii
&enntniB, als Der nerbdhti9e Manr
elm Dimmer bel ibr mietbete. tpurot
aber abeemieien, als iie ibren Ser:
baht dnBerte. Der Softer bes Wions
nes mar leiht, als er anfam uni
lebr Idruer, als er entfernt tpuroe
Iuf ibre mieoerbolte Mittbeilung
oas Elm @inbre1er am SunIet
Depot, mobin Der Wann aefabrel
mar, perbaftet perben fDnnte. tpuro
Elm Bollsiit bortbin geibidt, De
stuar ben be5eibneten Softer be
Ihlaenabmte. aber ben BETTER, De
permutblih unratb merfte uno Der
ouftete. niht fano.
See 9. 0Dpt tpuroen in feline
alaee gegen Die Snternational 8abl
megen erbaltener f0rperlider Ser
lebunsen, mdbrenb er i'm 9ienitI
mar, $4,000 sugeiproden. =
batte $4,000 nerlangt.
: Jraat fir ben tpeltberiibmtet
6. e. Hfoufe Gnffpe air hnbPu he
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Die Stoatsleaislatur bun See,

Die Staatslegislatur bun Mew
Serlep bat nah elmer laneer uno
bumoriitii6en Debate Die rMosfito=
8ertilauues=8ia". NIT 48 seeen 9
-Stimmen angenOmmen. Dieie Bill
perfIat, oaB Der Staatsueriuhsitas
tion uuo Dem Staots= gntomuloeen
Die Summe BON $40, 900 CUR 8erihs
gune eeftellt peroe, Inn Die Gntfte=
bunesart uno Die 2ebensgepobnbei=
ten Der Wusfitps uno ibre Besiebun=
gen our Walaria eingebeno gu itus
0iren.
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gpatbern Yacific 9abm.

Wp CIs
Hah Neto Orleans, SouitDn uno Sal.
oefnu tG9lib. .12:0O MtittnaS.
Nah 81 8aie, ga1ifornien unb MeItto
900 Borm.
Nab NproeSeIos, ct. 9ouis unb gbica.
go katy Flyer ........8:15 Mbenbs.
Mnfunft.
Yon NDro.Se1as. ct. 9ouis unb Chicago
(katy Flyer $3.50 Morgen3.
8on Netu Orleans, 6ouitsu unb @ol-
pefDn tdglib... .4:45 Nadbm.
Bon 81 8aio, galifDrnien unb Meritp
............ ...........7:30 Mbenbs.
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6. S4euermeqer's Tamilienaatea

erfreut iib meger ieiner ausge3eid-
neten Slide oes beiten 6ufes bel
1teiigen unb 5remben unb uirb
acknowledgement BON 6reunben elmer
auten oeutiben Soft itarf patrpnis
firt. Delifateiien Der Sai1pn ents
lprehenb. Wilhereiprobutte alIer
Nrt. SIM SalDDn fnoet man itets
frtibes Bier, quite @eine, 2iquDre
uno gigarren. Sbeuermeper's 5as
milienaarten lit elm @rbolunasplab
eriter &lGiie.
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Iqes gu ieiner Belt. Die Belt,
INN Simmons 6uiten =Sprup au
nebmen. lit gefommen, menr man
NIT einem rauben 6alle, 6eiierteit,
6uiten uno grfdltung bebaftet lit.
6eilung miro garantirt. Breis IS
uuo so Gents.
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ghldmd5e.! gAldmae!

so SUB uno Munbitif far $500.
so SUB. %garantirt, fir $500 uno
aufmdrts.
Die Seele bes 59lauhea 1T oas
8ummi; menn elm Shlauh lange
balten ioa, muB bas @ummi rteu
uno gut iein; mir Iibren nur CUTE
S6ldube. Die mir ireenb Sen1aas
bern empfeblen fDnnen.
6. Braeger, DIT gumneree=S Ctr.
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~. 8. & z. Babn.

Mbfabrt.
Nab @aco, 5Drt @Drtb. Dallas. &anias
gttp, ct. 2Duis unb Chicago, tdglif,
(S.I & u. q. Depot. .7:3O MprgenS.
Wab Waco. Sort Wortb, 9anas &c. (npm
SunIetsOepDt) ......... 1915 Nbenbs.
Nntunt:
8Dn Chicago. ct. 2Duis, &anIas gitp,
Dallas, Sort 8ortb unb @aco, tdelib
(Sunlet Depot $3.50 8Drn.
Bon Baco, Sort WDrtb, Dallas &c. (S.
U. & u. 8. 9enot) ...... 9:25 Mbenos.
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Giielbabn Salt lau.
S. & q. u. 8abn.
d Bio hrt.

Nab allen NDrbsgerass 9untten ........
7.30 8prrn.
geah ct. Souls, Mempbis unb benz
Otter. 1913 Mittags.
Nob @acD, N0rb<Seros, Santa Sc uno
SriScD<8unften .8.15 Mbenbs
9aab ct. 2DuiS uno benz Often 800
Wab 2areoD unb Merico. -. 800 8prm.
Gnfuuft.
8ouS 81. Souls unb benz Often. ~. 80 Wurru.
Bon 0~orb>5eras, Sonta Sc uah Ariseps
Yunften ..8.45 8Drm.
Bon lOcalen Yunften 1880 Wachnt.
Bon ct. 2onis uno benz Often IL AS Nbbs.
BON 9areoD uno Wertto. -. IL. 10 9achnf.
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= Hunts Cure lit fein minoer.
nertbigeS Brdparat; es BELT tbats
idhlib SUDDEN, &ingmurtn, eczema,
letter uno ale abnlihen 6autz 3rant.
beiten. Gin gerabeau munberbarea
Mittel. @iro sarantirt. Breis IS
uno so Gents.
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g. u. & u. q. 8abn.
81 hfnhrf

0ab @olpefon. 5ouftou unb guero tdg-
liQ 900 8prr1.
Wab Corpus gbriti. MranIas BOB nnb
8eeniGe tdalib ..........9 ubr Bprm.
unb 2:20 Nabm.
Nah Borne unb 8errpine, tdslih......
$3.50 Born.
N~nfunt.
Ton @atpet0n, 5Dufton unb guero td9.
Son Corpus gbriiti, Nranias 8aB un6
8eenille tdelih...........2:05 9a1m.
Bon Borne unb &errnine. tdelib. 49,.
$3.50 MbenoS.
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gpe5ial Woti5.
Din sas pubfifum, Sic .gbielba So

2tu Sas Ymblifmm! Die rSbielbs go.
tent 5irepruDf & Building Contraction.
@ir bena6ridtigen Sic. oaB mir bereit
limb. ale 8ebdube feuerliher gu MAIDEN
uno beauiprurhen, bas iiderite. itarfte,
leitbteite unb biaisfte feueriihere spitem
gu baben, bas es 9iebt. Wir MAIDEN ale
giien< unb Stabl<8alfen, Dah unb 5au.
len feueriifer, 10 baB fein @ilen ooer
Stabl benz 5euer ~auseeiebt lit. Infer
Nnterlpltem tam nidt iibertrpfen uere
ben. Na6 iabrelausen g%rfabrunaen nit
atoeren Spitemen unb nad1bem mir oe-
rem 6ehler in Se5ua auf Stdrte unb
Sauerhaftisteit ertannt baben, BADEN mir
Elm Spitem 5uiammeneefte1t, bas fir aQe
0ielentgen ii6 bon 8ortheif erpeiIeu
niro, bic prtnate Dber bffentlidbe Feuers
fefte @ebaube errihten. @ir lesen iebt
oas Spitem in Der Carnegie 8ibliothef
an nnb la0en Sic elm. bic Methooe Der
8onitruftion In au9eni6ein su nebmen
Mhtun9so0a:
d cuICt NO n..
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SeBt tit Die 2eit

guren 8Drratb nDn SeuerbDla fir
ben @inter an5uidaHen. Wir baber
oas bette lie bier Dferirte 6ol5 aus
Rpuno 6od an Der sc. e. & &.
8abn. Wabt Cure 8eitenune.
9elepbon 81.
9uniet WDoo gpmpanp,
SO. u. fsith, General Manaaer
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Bon groBem NnBeu fir lerpSie
Qeute.

Malt-Nutrine miro Werpensaeis
oenben beionoerS empfoblen. Gs be-
rubigt Die Gerpen uno iihert 10 benz
2eioenoen einen. auten, ruhigert
Shlai. @a miro nur bon Der
NnbeuIer= 8uidl : 8rauerei in ct
2ouis. Mio.. hereeiteat.
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0uIf shpre Gabu.

Nbfabrt.
4ad Stodoale, taslib. 1900 Born.
MnIunft.
Bon Stodbale. td9lih. 1900 Mathm.
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ST.. Sam.es $. Simbleb,
6ids= @ebdube.
speeialit fir Maie, Sals II. OBJ.

Spreb Stunoen BON 10-12 ubr
8urmittaes. 3-5 ubr Mabmittags.
SDnntags: Dor, 10-11 ubr Borm.
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Sraat fir ben peltberiibmten
6. s. Blanfe Saffee, su baben Bel
Gus. @. 8 Il,
903 SitsSouitpn- StraBe.
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sa~ Salt, cement, Sano, Bod
iteine. f~euerfeite Steine uno 9bon.
Cheer unb Mspbaltpapier, Dabpappe'
Tbeer uno Gspbalt, DEL 9erpentin,
Sarben, @la5 &c. &c. itetS pDrrGtbi8
bel s. 6. 9ielmann. BOG Oft.
Commences traBe. Nieoriee 8reiie,
CUTE Waare IDpie quite unb reelle
8eoienung iDerben garantirt. =
Teleuhpn 40
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Sc leidter ou biit, urn 10 better
trdot bid Die Wpge oeS 2eben8.
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9r. Npbert g. Mfpk,
Office 1913 Noe 6. Specialift fir Nus
gen, Obren, Wale uno Geble. Spreds
ltunoen DON 9 bis II ubr 8ormitta9a
uno BON 2 bis 5 uhr Nahmittaee.
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]. 5. EXPERIMENTAL
 STATION.
To Be Established Immediately
 At Copper Center.

The Copper River Valley is now to have the government agricultural experimental station that has been promised so long for that section.
 MT. Fred E. Rader, the special assistant of Prof. c. c. Georgeson, the general agent of the Department in Alaska, arrived on the Str. New port last Sunday with J. w. Neal, who is to take charge of the station.
 These gentlemen brought with them large amount of agricultur- al implements, and will start for the interior this week.
 Not much work can be done this year, but Mr. Rader will select d location for the station and assist in erecting suitable buildings for the agent, Mr. Neal and his wife, who accompanied him. As much ground as possible will be culti- vated thls year and planted in win ter wheat. A silo will be built and hay put up for the use of stock this winter. A number of horses will p -obably be received from the gov ernment pack trains this fall, and larger part of the farming imple- ments and supplies will be taken in this winter on the snow.
 It is not known yet at just what point this station will be built, but it will be established near Copper Center. Several men will be em- ployed next year.
 Mir. Neal, who is to have charge of the station, is well qualified in every way for the work. He has been connected with this depart ment of the government for several years, and has spent a few seasons in Alaska.
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SLATE CREEK LETTER.
Injunction Served on Brehme and
 Wenke.
 Interesting News.

SLATE CREEK, June 1S.-Jake Stead and Harry King arrived here yesterday. The Chico Giant is doing assessment work on the Chesna- Slate Creek divide. \. NJ. Patterson is working for Jack Mil Ter. Talk about a novel way of settling disputes, We have it here. All one has to do Is to bring in |, few hundred feet of pressure hose, set up an intake at the head of the claim, and when things ''get excit- ed" turn on the water and wash the disputants down the cut. That is the way one foreman did it to-day. There is claim here that has Sev- eral owners, among the number q tall gent with light complexion, and, judging from his accent, he comes from a northern country. He has very peppery temper, and when angry he grows very pale, hi. eyes flash fire and his lips get blue
 He often gets so angry he trembles. One of the other owners of the claim is q short, dark complec- tioned gentleman, who likewise has d temper of his own, is not afraid to speak his mind, and, like the light gentleman, is qnite musher. They work on the claim in which they own an interest. In the cut to-day they had some words and came to blows. The foreman. a big, husky, red complectioned. Montana man, slow of speech but sure of movement, would have gone to separate the gentlemen but he was running the hose and could not leave it for fear the boxes would fill up and spoil Il good clean up. The only thing he could do was to turn the hose on the poor 'unfortunates. This he did to the Queens" taste. The tall gent had a firm grip on the short gent when the deluge struck him amidships. They say d drowning man grabs anything he. can and holds on for dear life. That's what the tall gent did to the short gent and they went rolling down the cut together. They would have gone down into Slate Creek but very dark gentleman, who has been on the Delta all winter, ran Il
 sluice fork into them and threw them out onto the bank, After getting over their surprise they looked at each other and went back to work withouta word to the fore man, who stood at the head of the cut with hose in his hand. For some reason they don't speak now.
 Ano ther peculiar hose acci- dent happened to-day. Joe Kelly is hydraulic foreman for bert Hurd. Bert runs the night and his brother the day shift. They use a very high pressure up there. The Hurd tent faces the cut and is only few feet from the edge. The hose got out of Kelly's control about 3 P. NJ (continued sn Fourth Psge.)
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new to the Valdez boys, yet he was fair and impartial in all his de cisions.
 At the close of the game, the Ft. Liscum team and ten of their friends were entertained at dinner by the PEosPECToR, at the Merchants Cafe and did ample justice to the excellent meal served them. They enjoyed themselves very much while here.
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Shorty Stowe is not very big up and down." but he eaugh every ball that came his way, and looked for more. Then he knew what to do with the b;ll when he got it.
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TH[ GLORIOUS
 FOURTH, IS CELEBRATED BY THE FEW PEOPLE IN VALDEZ.
DaSe bd|| dane
IS MAIN FEATURE OF DAY.
 DANCE AND DINNER.

Independence Day was celebrated in Valdez as well as could be ex- pectcd under the circumstances. there being but a few people in town. The day was as beautiful as could be wished or asked for, and the stores and many residences were gaily decorated with bunting and flags The principal features of the day were a ball game betwee n the Ft. Liscum and the Valdez team, q shooting contest and ball at Moose hall in the evening.
 The Ball Game.
 The soldiers commenced to ar rive about noon and at ? o'clock the game was called. It was an exciting game from the first and the most interesting ever played in Valdez.
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game together. But the home team was not defeated as easily as they or the victors expected.
 The home team had the first in- ming but were quickly famed out. and the soldiers thought they had it their own way. But here they were mistaken for when Goodell commenced to pitch ball right over the plate like greased lightning. and Griswold took them in each time and sent them to the right place, their feathers fell somewhat, and Zeisenhenna their mascot, and the other soldiers commenced to root for their team, and this they did to perfection, while the Valdez team got but little help this way.
 Man after man was famed out
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koon made several good plays one of which was a two-bagger. Crawford on third did we'll and Dick Brown, Price and Grinnel played as well as they could, but
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Griswold, always on the alert, caught to perfection. He soon found the strikers weak point and took advantageof it. Huie Goodell pitched excellent ball and it was hard for the soldiers to hit him.
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The Newport, Capt. F. $. Moore, arrived from Juneau last Sunday morning with twelve passengers for this place and some mail. She left Tuesday.