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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-06-19
Special Correspondence.

Special Correspondence.
Rverton. Utah, June l5,-Since last
week a glimpse Of light has appeared
ana yesterday the dawn OF hope came
through the despair and darkness
which had settled over us and our lands
for some time past, AT our Sunday
services the speakers dwelt (as they
have done on previous occaslons) upon
the necessity Of having a little more
patience and not to leave our homes
and abandon our farms, and to have
faith as It was nearly certain that the
lack of water would be overcome and
that our fields would be once more
fruitful as aforetime.
The darkest hours often Immediately
precede the dawn; and on last Wednes-
day we indeed felt sad. The reason be-
ing that the installation OF the pumping
plant az the intake Of jordan river was
abandoned For this we, in connec-
ton with other wards in the southwest
Of Salt Lake county have struggled as
1t was the only available means of
preventing the lucern on the clay lands
from dying out and our orchards from
destruction. But the orders for the
pumps and electrical machinery to OPP
crate them were countermanded and
the engineer discharged. We all felt
sad, indeed. and with us the president
of the board OF canal presidents, who
was worn out with weeks of work TO
overcome the many obstacles that stood
In the way Of this proposition, which
was the only way TO save our homes.
He had overcome all the difficulties and
the contracts We're ready for signing.
but at the last moment one Of the canal
presidents who had been with him AMI
his associates during many weeks Of
as a partner and who had
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Inoculated With oonsumpllyo Virus

Paris. June l9.--Dr. Garnault OF this
city who challenged Prof K0ch's an
nouncement az the London Tubercu-
losls congress last year that II was i'm
possible for human beings to catch
tuberculosis from cattle, In order to
prove his contention, went 20 the
slaughter houses of La Yillette yester-
DAY and inoculated himself with con-
sumptive matter taken from ,llseased
COW which had been seized and ordered
destroyed
II the disease declares itself Dr.
iarnault viii be treated by Or. Theo-
dore Smith Of Boston, who has been
exposed to the dangers OF the contagion
OF bovine tuberculosis.
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Christian science Appointments.

Boston June i9.--The Mother
Church" Of Christian Science has APP
pointed Herman $. Perring OF Bait
more first reader, and Mrs. Ella A. VIII
llams of Chelsea, Mass, second reader,
TO succeed Septimus j Hanna and
Mrs. Eldora j. Crazy respectively, me
new readers are 40 serve for three
years.
The clerk, VIM. y. Johnson OF Bos-
ton, and the treasurer, stephen A.
Chase Of Fall River, were reelected
In place of John B. Willis a new pres
ident was chosen In the person OF John
w Ree1er Of Roxbury.
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TRIAL BOTTLE FREE.

To convince every sufferer from dis
eases OF the kidney liver bladder and
blood thai Warmers Safe Cure VIII
cure them a Trial bottle VIII BE- s5nt
absolutely free To any one who viii
write Warner Safe cure CO.. Roches-
ter. n. ", and mention having seen
this liberal offer IN The Deseret News.
our doctor VIII send booklet, containing
tor viii send booklet containing
symptoms and treatment Of each dis
ease. and many convincing testimonials
free 10 any one who viii write.
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Col. Battenburg Killed.

San Francisco, Cal, June 1S.-News
Of the death Of Col, Battenburg, an
Austrian army officer in the service {
the Colombian government, has been
received by the steamer Leelanaw ar
irving direct from Panama.
Col, Battenburg, who had rendered
great service to the Colombian govern
ment troops, was Killed June ! In a
fight with insurgents. The colonel was
in charge OF a battery OF field guns and
made a heroic stand In the face of SUI
perior numbers.
At critical time ne was deserted by
his men, who fed before the insurgent
troops and left him 10 be stricken
down. He died fighting. His body was
recovered soon after by government
officers and taken TO Bocas del Tero.
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To Remove the Maine.

Washington, June l9.-Asst. Secy. Of
the Navy Darling has written to Chair
man Foss of the house committee on
naval affairs. approving the proposed
bill providing for the removal Of the
wreck of the battleship Maine, and the
recovery Of the bodies thought to be
In the wreck.
II has been asserted at times that
the navy department Is not DESTROYS Of
having the wreck removed, owing to
the issues II would revive over the
cause OF the wreck.
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Secy Moody, however. IN the alb.
sence Of reports aaas made up his mind
that Admiral Cf6wnlnshield acted cor
reetly IN not ordering a court-martlal,
so unless there Is something In the
body OF the testimony taken by the
court OF inquiry. Il liz improbable that
he viii abandon that conviction.
AS to the status of Capt. Dayton, the
Endorsement of Admiral Crownlnshleld
so far as Il may reflect on him. win 20
upon the official record and unless the
officer should meanwhile clear himself
by asking for a court OF inquiry or a
cotrt-martlal and securing judgment
IN his favor II might affect him when
the board on promotions next examines
him for promotion.
SO far as the department Ii con-
cerned, however there Is the best rea-
son 20 believe that II wishes to regard
the matter as a closed incident, inAu-
eneed thereto to some extent by the
state department, which earnestly de-
sires to avoid the prosecution Of sub
ject that might embltter the existing
pleasant relations with Italy,
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Westminster Abbey Decorated.

London, June 1s.-After being almost
Theoretically closed to the public and
press for two months, Westminster Abb
hey IN its coronation dress is described
In the London Times, commencing with
the artificial annex. which externally
blends so perfectly In color and ar
chitecture with the old structure as TO
deceive the experienced eye. The cor
respondent says the abbey inside has
the appearance OF a vast hall with Il
tlmbered roof, supported on square pill
lars and carved arches. Upon the walls
are costly tapestries and a magnificent
collection OF old armor and lances from
the tower. The stands in the abbey IT.
self are so placed that the architec-
tural beauty Of the ancient building is
by no means. married. Throughout
there Is evidence OF good taste, and
the arrangements have approached
such a stage of completion that there
il no doubt that everything will be per-
fectly ready for the coronation cere'
monies.
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samar CivI Government Organized.

Manila, June l9--The organization Of
oivll government on the island OF
Samar was witnessed by large crowd
OF people, Gen. r. d. Grant turned the
administration OF the island over TO
Luke n. Wright, acting civil governor
Of the archipelago The former insur-
gent leaders Gueyarra. Abuke and RIA
fael were present Senior Llorente was
appointed ciyll governor OF the island
by Gov Wright.
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DEsERET EvENING NEWS. THURSDAY IuNE I'D. 1909.

were fired. Salyno was left behind
and was taken 10 the hospital. One
hundred and fifty hats were picked up
In the street afterwards. which were
lost in the Wild schamble 10 get away.
IL was about this time that Mayor
Hinchcliffe called on the firemen for
aid. Men were detailed from each COM
pany and armed. and during the after
noon rendered efficient service.
The shooting seemed to scatter the
rioters, but II was not long before a
dense mob had formed again, this time
about the Gaede mill on North Straight
street where there was a crowd OF
1000. Half OF them were rioters and
the rest onlookers. The mill was bonn
bardRd, and before the mob stopped
there was not Il whole window In the
building.
Harry Harris, reporter on the
Morning Cali, was at this point lie
was armed with a revolver, and had a
camera with which he attempted 10
take pictures. standing on a stoop
short distance down the street His
act Of training the camera was seen
and he was warned to deslst. A mo-
ment later rain OF stones fell about
him, and he was Knocked down, As he
fell men rushed on him and he was
kicked and beaten lie drew his re-
volver and tried to use It, but It was
Kicked from his hand \ man grabbed
II and fired at Harris, the bullet enter
Ing his chest, lie has a slight chance
OF recovery. by this time the mill was
emptied Of the operatives. and this
practically ended the rioting for the
day after all the mills had closed down.
During the day from time to time
wounded men had been carried to the
hospitals Besides those whose names
can be given It Is certain that many
more were hurt.
This afternoon the anarchists, who
seemed to be In command, were openly
threatening that a policeman's life
would nay for each wounded rioter
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Venezuelan Provisional Government

New York, June 19.--The first number
Of the Official Gazette, published at
Carupano, Venezuela, the headquarters
Of Gen. Antonio Matos, leader OF the
revolutionary movement against Prest,
Castro OF Venezuela, dated May %. has
been received here,
In It Gen. Matos announces the for
nation pf a provisional government
and appoints as foreogn representative
Don Pedro Ezequeil Rojas, who was
minister o. foreign affairs under Cres-
10 at the time Prest Cleveland issued
his famous message to England on the
boundary question.
Gen. Matos says that the army as
sumes control over all the territory Of
Venezuela now occupied by H. makes
provision for the extension Of civil laws
and guarantees the constitution as
adopted IN 1864, Through his secre-
tary Gen. Limo Duarte Level, all mat
tiers relating TO the branches OF the
army will be promulgated. The army,
called THE guards, is divided into two
divisions of six corps each, and Gen.
Pedro Ducharne and Gen. Valentine
Perez are In command of the first and
second divisions respectively.
Senior Julius c. Lyon is appointed
commercial agent for the reyolutionists
in the island Of Trinidad The 30 per
cent extra duty on articles entering
Venezuela from the West indies is
abolished,
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THE CHlcaGo's OFFICERS CASE
ANY Department Considers II a
Closed Incident.

Washington, June lS.-The text OF
the proceedings before the Chicago
court Of inquiry, with Admiral Crown
inshield's strong Enforcement thereon,
contained In the Associated Press dis
patches from London, has not yet
reached the navy department, which
thus far has had nothing but a tele-
graphic synopsis Of the findings.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-06-19

INC ecled parts, and pasers are applied TO get
iei but such things do not reach the poisoned bood
ner ELECTS yemporary they arc neither curative
nor preventive. The blood must be purified the acid
poison couneracted and all irritating matter removed
nom the circulation before permanent relief and a
thorough cure is effected, and no remedy does this so
certainly and so quickly as S. S. S. 1t contains not
only purifying and tonic properties but solvent quail
Ties as we'll all these being necessary in graduating
t p poison and making complete and lasting cure Of
rheumatism S. S. S. ceanses lie blood, and under
us tonic effect the nervous system regains its normal
zone aud the appetite and digestion improve resulting
N .ne upbulldng of the general health, and because
VI us solvent properties all irritating matter and acid
particles are dissolved and filtered out of the system
anu removing all danger of future attacks S. S. S. co
any description, but is guaranteed purely vepetabl,
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OF myself I am well.
am persuaded that
Warmers Safe Cure
did II, | believe that
the medicine viii do all
that II claims TO do, II
the patient viii follow
the instructions TO the
letter. (RevD /. VII
LARS, Pastor VI. f.
Church"
TEST YOUR UR.
me. Put some morn.
ing urine In a glass or
bottle. let Il stand "A
hours. n there Is a
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-06-19
RHEUMATISM
Almost as Common in Summer as in Winter

When the blood charged with Uric Acid and other nhan
maory natter and muscles and joints tissues and having
become saturated with it attack of Rheumatism is liable
anytime and from very slight causessudden chilling
of the body when overheated exposure night air fit of
indigestion eastey wind any sudden change in the
weather will stir the blood and set in motion these demon forces
as quickly as the cold, piercing winds of winter.
The real Of Rheumatism polluted sour and acid
condition of the blood and it flows through the body deposits
gritty irritating substance sediment in the muscles joints
and nerves and is these that produce the terrible pains naa
nation and swelling and the misery and torture of acute
Rheumatism No other disease such pain such wide
spread suffering Rheumatism 1t deorms and crppes its
thousands, leaving them helpless and miserable. When
neglected improperly treated Rheumatism becomes chroic
shifting from place to another sometimes sharp and cutting
The muscles Of the neck shoulders and back the joints of the
most often the of pain Countless linmen are rubbed
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-06-19

No old stock sweat shop goods but the very oovest novel
ties and can be had Thursday or FRIDAY at less than half the
price asked elsewhere. We invite comparison
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WARMERS SAFE CURE
Is the Only Positive Cure for All Diseases
OF Kidney, Liver, bladder aud Blood

Sandwich, Ill.-After a delay Of
months 10 be sure that "A cure Of my
rheumatism Of over a years painful
suffering had been effected, de-
sire to ASSURE you that so far
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GOT PROMPT Relief
LOUISVILLE, KY, April /, 100.

LOUISVILLE Ky, April !, 1904
GENTLEMEN :-For the past twenty-,hree years
have used s. S. S. in my family as general
spring tonic. / have also used II personally for
Rheumatism aud got prompt relief Ihave bought
many bottles Of S s. S. TO give to those needing
good medicine and who were unable to buy it
themselves There is nothing that can say too
highly in favor Of S S S. and will continue both
TO keep ii In the house and recommend it to any
whom think need sure cure for impure blood
arising from any cause
Yours very truly,
1917 Preston ST. Jas. ANDERSON.
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Ladies' Gown KimonaS

Elegant Kmonos for ladies, made Of a fine quail
ty figured lawn trimmed neatly with plain white r
lawn. Never sold for less than 100 Thursday n,
or Friday at W
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AN OUTRAGE UPON DEcENcy

IN. relatives and friends OF Miss Roxy white Topper
publication Of seurron' stories Win" W
the last few DAYS concerning people who u
doubtedly last sunday by drowning In Lake
appeared yesterday in the shape OF '''
the finding OF womans skirt ana W
writer by some ineo"rrchenae' process a
connect the couple and nnn"''d % ="
murder had. perhaps taken place - ,,, ,,,
Tor connecting the SA', WIN
Miss white No belonging TO her was found
Mr. Cole in an ash heap near esem Park nearly wv"
picked not far from where the SIXTH
wasfou -,,
20 distort them purpose web OF cruel suspicion
, the two Young peop thinking that neither
from Miss whites person In s''usEy
uhou, being torn potarins the y'ang
possible had assaulted the woman to r'o h o.
her honor.
disappearance people was hr't an
speculation whether ey had
been drowned had eored But after fal m ~
surrounding the nndins Of the oVerHned ro"' anu , ~ W
discovery the lake there remained no
OF the couple Inquiry welcome
young there had been parental
ss@ ,,s ,,e.s ,hn occn..r was 80 morally aepravea as 10
which have been printed 10
that they are sanderous upon person
the deaths Of Miss White
started Lake washuston from the
city, with gentle wind BLOWING IN THE DIRECTION THEY
WE'RE GOING They were last moving with the ehenlng
their overturned boat was SEEN DRIFTING ON TOWARDS THE
MEYDENBAUER the heavy No
cilnging e. Its occupants had been left behind
could possibly have
assaulted
lake and then have the boat ad thus nponE himself
1T WOULD DRIFTING
ASHORE BEFORE Ia
that have been ashore with Topper and then have ea
back Had the boat
have been for doubt
The provides
the dead and the vampires who responsible them
parents protest, but they can
world for believing any m
two young people who " evidently disappeared beneath the
Of Lake Washington Let their good be their
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CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING
Have You a Want :? Then !: NJ r: st q

i'pftisuf nun particulars. ~ HnrsIsY
block
$50 AltitH ~ land. o miles from seattle
has 5000 r1rd4 ~ wood Oo0 piles alHo
hHn "eal groupings iH different places nn
land. q 600 cash buys o. Particular.
~ lNnftlsy block
'fENihN fHr steady. sober man 20
take hHif interest BOO 80 established each
hhHiheae duties saHliy learned rhuft
hHufs fiTh cash rsquifsd Appiy ~
iilnrklsY block
CASH grocery tiof~ iu business center
H""d established trade good horse and
Naeun goes win stock hnd fixtures
VIII cell AZ Invoice price Apply ~
lilnrhiaY block
W ~ SALOON In business center ~ city.
ein"h ana ntturrs the beHt that money
VIII buy. nte year least. 81 np1 cash. bal.
sh'" terms. Particulars. o. tinckley
Ei1f b
OPPORTUNITY fof q salon man a. Est
one ~ The bcHt psYinE and lerated places
N one ~ the most prosperous outhids
towns IN the state terms On part 81 pur.
shsse tties " desired Particulars. 81
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-03-13
PLAY CHESS
BY CABLE

NEW YORK, March f7.-Arranga-
ments nave been completed for the
seventh annual chess match BY cable
for the Sir George Newues tr0nhv
The contest viii be inaugurated To-
morrow morning. the America ne
playing IN the Academy Of Music
Brooklyn.
To the six contests previously held
the Americans are % little ahead
The FIRST was won by this country
the second and third by Great Bril-,
elm, the fourth and NTH we're won
ny the United states and the match
81 lest year ended On a draw. Three
successive Victories arc neceasa ~
Tor permanent possession Of the
trophy.
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action OF The Chamber % Commerce the s.
ana Lake washington
Ism 70 the government canal that the -
ance ana
should be al least security
mat enterprise with other increase tb
nerce and stimulate the ainess of
A good deal Of arains,
win h on account Of their APPROPRIATED
Tor the government canal told 80
subject In case the Chamber pursuance n -,
'ucone gwen 70 u yesterday should possible
tent Of the privileges heretofore the south canal
m ns use ?" ey water IN It's hydraulic operations popular p
Ion VIII undoubtedly its effo '''"-
spes claim that his company 10 have the prs.
e' OF LAKE washington
certainly nobody supposed that
Lake Washington Waterway Company Included prsetc,I
he p'"0'ic'i ownership ~
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Help Wanted, Per Line &c
Employment Wanted, Per Line, Dc
For Rent, Per Line &c
MOUNTAINEERING

AI-roHNIeis-AT-LA
WA. a. nuffNEh. attorney AZ iaw suits
prosecuted sud doisndsa % Az e"ui.s ~
years espstlence, it9sssa,ssa 'h leu
carefully examined, collections made IN
~ parts q hs. United states hlshssss,
Third avenue. Phone. Main lu0'
D. a KELLOGG. $40 Washington buiialng
4 g. MACDONALD. go burke buildins
LYMAN 4 KNAfr. 10 ilallsr buudins
PRANK d wiEHTtINd. Boston block
W y. LAAuuri, 2ot . raclno block
riEnRm y. rEHRY, $50 nurh. block
o. wARp kEAP aaa nurAs building
A NJ EwtNu. 40 New Yufk buiidlnH
AucntTEcTs
JohN ohAhAa. s2o.s2i Globe biz rsL
y. ". HouaHtoN. ai.iT coiiia.
ABSTRACT on TirLH
oahohNE. TnnhfER q co. lao, Ab.
slrsct Co. established isHa Ainina
elalnt abstracts nnsemsnt u the hu-
iual LATE buiiAlns
hoorit wHIrTLEAEr nANToRp Alb
stfaet Co, established 1900. basement u
hallef binek Trlruhans. hain iVt
HEATli.E AbstfAot 90. ~ = tioes
% nohroN nl6es Alma N5yer tarfsins.
rNNi celebrated duid8 Maliuaft. Rome.
ilalF fva4r f1f orders portrait insure.
laNls Ape WIZ ACCEPT three mufu
Auction SALES
AttrinN sais ~ househn.d furniture 81
hiftcftans saiesffama. thi2 ftfst avenue.
"h FRIDAY. ihe itih. ~ a.tlses SHARP.
.f.hnitflha II bel cote. HrriuE fHaftrrrnra.
elegant folding bed rhairs tables stoves
es,neis f9ss sie rartisa asins fur
ALLURE 60 dirpaHr ~ must r~nt 90 in fhs
day before sole 81 q. nick EWroN.
hurunheer tHisphons Main loui
AUCTION ara commission nousn. Bancroft
emo htatu. secondhand Euods bought and
rnlii nra leather Eooda Will cell ~ "a.
shauas a. hair rrfs esa rlhs street H.
81 HiaH feHefai auriianrff. Tel. clay go
y. % HtCkEuTos. ssnsrsi sactioassr
1879 First avenue
ioa MARTYR ssneral aae,lesssr. szip
First ave phone OAK Eta
BUSINESS CoLitzuEs
/ ct.ARkEa fsguin Hhsrthana sseaeol. Ia.
diridnai ihsifuritan e naston tik
hhHr naathasia ava tsashsrs. AeH4s nasiasas
ceiisEs. sseaad ani riks.
fHE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES nANK
- rsatlr general backing businsss
transacted i.sfosl,s y 49, 90 cspitsi
raid w 500 go thiihsfE. pres. ~ T.
9 i.aus asst cash
rEorLt 3 RAviNdH nAsx
tefund aVsnAe ana tiha street Capitol
paid ~ tipo 600 n q Nsufsiasf pfss
o. iayasn cash. . T. urssnlsat asst
cash. Commercial savings sas tsass basi.
hssa.
RIM Ftiiar NATIONAL RANK OF
SEATTLE
PAID - feptal .ts.. tit1 co...
usnsrai hanslnx bssiness tfaaa@stsa.
- hess. ~. Efss ~ MeMirAsa vies
pfSs y. Tnfnsf cash n. " rarhhurst
Asst eash fHrhahEs on gftncipal cities
81 y, aaa Kufaps
THE CANADIAN BANK OF
COMM ERCE.
Nafitnl pald vs. ssssssssts.s.ss. o.. oso. ooo
tElEht niiiion aaliafsl
tstsfssl siiausa on time dspesits A ssn,
sfai tssnAfsE bVsinsas transart.d
hEATrLk BRANCH 10 eFusf % 5arss
street aHa second Assnas
y A CAMERON. Manager
FuoET SOUND NATIONAL nASk or
HTATIIE
csFitoi staes Y4ia N ti.s, 900. surplus tsa.
y Fafth prss ,. . daiassnish. vice
tfta.t y " Anksng. cashier
t1ffssfaudsuss 20 rTineinai cities IN the
Nultsi atsfes ana Eururs
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The action OF the
parture OF its Asiatic mails from Puget sound
highly significant The
quickest
since the
every respect superior 10 the
mails follows that It would be advantageous the trans
portaton Of troops and supplies
Nothing but the pull Of San her superior rv
siona representation transport business away from
@ where from the standpoint Of Thtf he
'A''''"S W.
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The old council last
antry and good feeling mora for
the vast amount Of improvement
other thing During its asphalt having
laid miles put cement sisafkrx rlve
great impetus and hundreds spent IN street
and
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The wonder--Grand Millinery
Opening

Saturday, March l5. 1902. al the
new location. 1920 Second avenue.
Times block. beautiful display Of Inn
% every lady j. i. Creearpan
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Fos scUTa.fLsrrHs ALASKA

leave Hsaitls .. N.
Sailing. March I. 3. 6. ~. rs. city Of
Seattle Al-kL city Of Topeka, Cot
tsgr city 1for sitkA south hounil.
/ Ticket Once. ia James g.. seattls.
e. p THinaius CONT Aaf g. W MIiisr.
Asst den AT. oesan daeE Seattle. Good
ED Pertains a co. Cen AE's. Sen frsH-