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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-12-05

dispensed with the guests enjoyed a
general Thanksgiving musical carni-
val.
Irving Snow Of Provo is making rapid
strides In his piano progress under
Porf. Hefily, who gave a recital at the
Salt Lake theater some three years ago.
Elder j. Lafayette Woods has gone to
Philadelphia to labor for few months
in the missionary field In that region.
Thomas Santley, Utah boy has
made one Of the individual hits in
George AIDES THE County Chairman"
at Wallack's theater. Miss Blanch
Thomas Is also numbered In the COM
pany.
The Pratt family is conspicuously in
evidence In the working forces Of the
great theatrical managers Klaw & Err
LANCER. For several years Miss Viola
Pratt Gillette has been doing their
leads IN their great Drury Lane 'panto-
mines" Beauty and Beast" "Mr
Bhcbcard and she opens this week as
Colin in Mother Goose
Leonn Pratt D'Armand, her younger
sister, was prominent in their "HuclSlo-
berry Finn" (Which failed and Is now
with the Little Princess" company.
Miley Pratt, their brotherds IN charge
of the business department of Klaw a.
Changers Costumlng company, the
largest IN America
Junius +. Wells, who has Just re-
turned from a business and pleasure
trip ~ Europe, was one Of the very in
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-12-05
London Theaters Are
Being mericanized"FaS
uulInru
special Correspondence.

special Correspondence.
london Nov, 2l.--Decidedly the most
''N,"s tendency In the theatrical
&C., ''' mere at present Is the gradual
generalization OF London play.
fuses, fuses They do not call IL American
a ,a''on here, but that is what il
p.Yu"'s to, for nearly every one Of the
u. s'S mat have taken place IN Eng
~. "'alers recently have helped to
,aa 'nem moro like those at home,
Ia 'urther departures that seem Ike.
~ We made before long viii complete
n,. process II seems rash enough TO
vt'''y that the time rs not tar on
o., evening dress VIII no longer be
ma. I'hsable' Go quote the warning
an, printed on uckots) in the fashion
t. parts Of London theaters but the
,,o,, mat George Alexander, most "cor-
~ VI West End managers, has come
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-12-05
LOOKING FOR A HAIR RESTORER

The old farmer had reached the stae.
where 1t was necessary TO comb his
hair with a towel and meanderlng into
the village drug store, he said;
Look here, mixer, yew indooced me
tcw blow In dollar fer a bottle NV
yore hair renooer n couple Nv weeks
ergo, an 1t amt did cny good nohow."
That's strange replied the drug
gist, II never knew II TO fail before
but enc bottle is hardly fair trial"
"Mebby It amt" said the old man
"Yew can gimme a nuther bottle, but
If IL don't bring tn answer I'll never
drink eny more Nv tn pesky stun
b'gosh. Chicago News.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-12-05

that there is n marked interest I'm this
play among some OF the great mana
gers OF Broadway. II IS known that Bean
has had one definite offer from Lon.
don manager: but It's not likely he win
accept as he Is said TO be working on q
big London play. which, though slower
Is worth the delay.
JANET.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-12-05

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It Will be found
within the pages of
the Christmas News.
TO De issued Satur-
day. Dec. 10. Our
mining, real estate,
manufactures, and
all our industries.
II VIII be print
ed on heavy paper,
and Enclosed within
beautifully colored
covers, Retail price
ljc, In magazine
form CSC, including
domestic postage.
Foreign zoe extra.
Special rates u
dealers and agents.
\ rare hOlila
souvenir OF salt
Lake 20 send away
TO friends.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-12-05

It is expected that the first production
of "Parsifal' at the Metropolltan Opera
House I'm New York will occur on
Christmas night The opera has never
yet been rendered in any city outside of
the town Of Bayreuth, in Wagncr's
own theater.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-12-05
MISS READY.

Studio fi-i2j CONSTITUTION Building.
Teacher Of Plano. Leipzig Method.
Classes In musical history and hlogra.
phics kindergarten music for beginners
Of an ages, Private or class lessons.
Hours p. m. TO D. m.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-12-05

The Salt Lake Tabernacle choir will
give their services one evening, during
the week of the Granite Stake fair
which viii be given in the new taber-
nacle there during the week beginning
Dec. II. The weeks musical program
will include some excellent numbers
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-12-05

Miss Aryilla CIark's Tabernacle con-
49,. scored 50 pleasant an impression
t,SI e mas been advised to give u
farewell recital at the theater some
, u,mv uurlhg February Just prior to her
rm ,Irh 70 Euope. II she does 50, shc
su PROBABLY be accompanied by a
arse orchestra.
nav, pedsant occurrence at the Taber-
.acIe event was the receipt of two
dngsome floral offerings by Miss
,,ark To a big cluster of American
II Ives, was attached the card Of r..
VINO had heard Miss Clark sing al an
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1903-03-05
CHAPTER VIII.

The greater part of that day the man
hunters were beating the swamp for the
escaped prisoner. The colonei's house
hold was under q stress of excitement
that wore sharply on the nerves of the
ladies. who momentarilN expected to
hear of the capture. Grim curiosity haG
drawn nearly all the negroes 10 the
swamp. and the plantation presented a
deserted aspect that had not rested up
on il since the close of the civil war.
About noon Capt. Wrinkle, WHO had been
riding from one point Of observation 10
another, came in to rest and refresh
himself at the punch-bowl of his host.
THE rascal certainly has given them
the slip so far he said. with unmaslted
discomfort, to the colonel and the ladies
on the veranda. As he spoke his glance
was bent designedly on Evelyn's face.
1t was as if he were deliberately trying
10 shock her, well knowing how she felt
on the matter. The sheriff thinks he
is lying under water somewhere with
only his nose out. They are going
through the swamp again after dinner,
however. and then they will come his
way. We can see it all on this side. The
line Of MEN is TWO miles long; and they
have sent for pair of bloodhounds!"
"BloodhounGsn cried Evelyn. "Why,
thcy will tear him 10 pieces"
Wrinkle smiled broadly over the sue
cess Of his coarsencss, but he said moth
ing.
~ know I wish il were over" was Car
oiiIe Hnsbrooke's contribution to the
conversation; these things are SO dis
gusting!'
Evelyn fixed the captain with a CON
temptuous gaze.
But the man may be as innocent as
you are" burst from her lips. Il
mean," she added, spiteiull}, "as inno-
cent as sou are of killing the old wom-
an"
Wrinkle bit his lower lip and twisted
his mnstachc. He gave her his eyes
threateningly for moment, and then
took another tack.
"Fanshaw certainly is making him
self conspicuous enough. He's running
around shouting like ran,iug parson
at revival, but these sturdy men take
no notice of him whatever"
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1903-03-05

CHAPTER 1.--Ronald is the one promls.
Ing momb of The F9rshaW hous hold. an
appreciated by any of the others, save his
brother DaVld. the pr ceGiug summer lie
Lhi save N, nieot hNeiNh' seconq dauSn =
.et OF 90. ilaTo."HNc, tmJ Coiiti'E kf az
p'd"tti' ~ NioSV, SPit''ulu N""e "d-
h'oNh a. N"I'Ho'E"'
CHAPTER II. - ~ Carnleigh. Ian ~
Hardy, q charleston cotton merchant I'D
sGiior for the hand of Carolipe. lla T.
hrooke's eldest daughter, ard CAT
Winklc, an admirer Of Evelyn. are CUES >.
IfNc.yn'S school days over, Ronald me- Z
for by chance, when She again thanks hini
fIr the fight he had made with thu angry
hui, which had threatened her life. She is
8 lad OF rthuke he had given Winkle. but
lew minutes before, who had CCnGe-
- ndlnEly thrown him coin for a little
fsuing bait
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1903-03-05
CHAPTER VII.

That morning the negroes on Col.
HaSbrookc's plantation, being the first
10 rise came first into possession of
the greWSome news. Many Of them had
assembled on the steps Of the veranda
IN the rear of the mansion ard were
speaking Of the awful details in low
tones.
"Ef de do lay hans on 'im," opned
EphraIm the antiquated and disabled
carriage driver of the coloncl's father,
"MarNe Ratcliil couldn't TEX i'm mile
to'dS de jail house. TO some gang er
White trash 'ua string i'm up ter a
limb"
now YOU or talkin', Eph," agreed
MelNlna, the portly head cook, a, she
stood II the door washing half a dozen
dismemhercd chickens in a tub of wa
ter. HE won't stan no mo- show dan a
stuinD-tUIl bull ia "A 4 tiueV
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1903-03-05
CHAPTER VI.

CHAPTER Y ].
One morning in the month Of July
when houald returned from his to-
bacco fcid. he found score or more
mountaInocrs in he front ward. They
were discussing an awful crime that
had been committed about dawn that
day. Mrs. TelplaN. a widow who lived
alone in ii cottage at the foot of the
mountain. was found brutallv muir
dcrcd. 1t had h.cn generally known
that she kept quite "A sum of money
il an old hair trunk under her bed,
having always refused 10 take the adj
vice al her friends to put her savings
in more secure place. The trunk
was found TO have been split open by
tic bloody ~ which had killed the
owner. and the money was gone.
Sydney Hart. tall. raw boncd
young man. with sharp black eyes and
& big musiachc dyed to match. sat
astrdc his fine horse and told what he
know of the affair. As he talked he
famed his aqulinc face with his
sombrero.
as soon as jeff, that's her rigger
house boy came in 10 make the fires"
he WAS saying as Ronald approached.
'hc seed what had happened, an run
out TO give the alarm"
"Didn't nobody suspicion JcT?"
qucricd old Fanshaw. who sat on the
steps IN his stockings.
Don't be so blamed fast" snarled
tho narrator with frown. He could
-. Il
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1903-03-05

thoughtful.
II really don't know which way my
duty lies" she unused. "She loves him
she loves him just as ] should have
done al her age. and she will suffer over
giving him up as I suffered when he
was torn out of my life."
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-08
GARBAGE NUISANCE
IN MO REAL PERIL

nature - if,tass uaayo south nnd na0n
"a iafsr numbet ~ peHfae wit hr cot.
iaetsd nn the aeuthesa houHdau ~ Nc
ale reoas heap
- ns-hnz h 10 iss done 10 aiiovi.
ate any, Huff,sthH tluAt maF he gl-
dufed o. 20 fesnu,ir oithe thr ostatias
evil 81 aat that MAJ ar..o uotn In
hghtata plant - hat1.
fha htataff - ths rafhaHg osDa
atafY HEttatiau dates hArA o. fhe year
iHi. whaa . ftsnaira. fuF tha disgo,
sitiaa q ihv aiFa refuge Wa Npss,ied
aaf - ~ ~ tnsost TIE n-ze-isatg
uannt Ia elnianes tha dossi hraurh
the uas.aua uas noe fuathos,sssasI tud
the setpsRa ssSsarrnuY, wis ahas-
dabst TIE niao lhy dofmaat ~ =
Yrar uhen the QIrathsn wse atnia
pfrsss,t.i la uba ftsm ~ ~ asa,hts,.
liaa ~ 4 . Vas. zoe frasisa,i-a Zoe
the ssenttna - = ceamatsry. M, 80.
pnaed issahotsiss waa a iah,s,hio ai,rai
and thadss 4 fasaaa tAa oosIsloti tisa
ma4uf rsAtard t. ~ pafft Co thr
dsal as,i resosd n
Il esusd als b. lsssr@d eFss 40 yssa
AID thau X waa that uvsss, ssn,ea
Murphy aftss a tatoss fiaaA nta,.,.,si,.i
Ia asesattrs uiae agxein tmsot q =
aHestN es-nmstsse 20 iesk iafa
the stAftag = ths efasis.iailssa - The
municipality - a sYnrhassu as.amaaoss
hitf huff natsat this oumtsitte
has aena aatitsiu and ia oa,aitn,an
IN e3IecA Htas,S uaai Il stN a. nssh,
iia fps4 AZ beast n year.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-08
THIS YEARS RECORD
or LYKcHING rs SIS

fsaliawi.s T. a llst % AL isu ssaiags
IN the usitsi states Fsostef N
ise4. 70 datp
IANuARV.
it--jahn tlolilns. eolorrd tsew.
tt uausor, o'tsc~i. colorei A-sis-
tau. fuK
Il -chsfies fsnssAlL eelsed. An
Wiafan. Tea
10 unenawa aagra cosissi Fsnt.
Il AMY Csar%. sasof-r Is~ss~s, No.
IS los. rhasaaa. cssosei. issiii'ns,
80 fsiwaei Aiisasscsi. saai~u. W.
Va
FtassuARY
Lee MAla osaoaed. wftgsswvnie.
-.
II -Ca<uellus T..s. co4orsl Isaqss-
fraina, "a.
st-wu. Fasna'sa cotorsd ussffiu.
Ga
ai-rtaas nrown. saaerss. aopass.
ia.
= Frsnf p.a'estsea. oosa-~-i. ns~A-
ArVfu
E John TNltoes ca4aFsf. wasv~o.
Ara
Is rsss oarasi. oss.A Jos.m.
= 1es TNo.~s~sn. eoios-i CaT
daH. Ara
= = ~ isaw Rsinny. colgrea. fh-su
bridge Co
a =. Frs.karsssn gsasrfs, Thss,.s m
"a stasss5es Ii-susza. Solu4sa. car
tlsaee. Is.
NAT
Sd y. Maiafss. CaFfaif~sH, 10.
w NsaeTtsn. rarfutkrrs No
a-Ralssst NFYanG oetorct. Was
suFg Nusa
fs@fY ~ hingtau Jarvis 90. "a
Mstisan ia
ze--Amas ftansisH. Maib~ry os.ssss '
IA
ia rk Rsss. cuhxrf C~iath.
ts-Wfu Horkssa. cuios~i. near
ftainls ifHe. fis-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-08
SPECIAL COMMITTEE or COUNCIL HAS DONE
NOTHING, AND WILL DO NOTHING FoRMoNrHs
IN cRRMAroRy INVESTIGATION

NE npcssal committee cssssiatisn ~
o. rneinsss rhomscn sra Nio hosrt
% health aproiHi~t May = I. tbt
ciu cHunrh Del lHFeHtisatc the matter
81 Esruats srrmatefr has aa 80
raaae uo nh1s to tarsE ott the isi
sifucttosa la tpa .itY n,thrra.
io ,tag.sFata4 with attr tnal,
hi gtutns.'n nto whose hands " as
FiNeH rollts 10 dAts az ta eost ~
uttetirE asd Operatives suoah osetne-
tefiea sasA
$50. have 30 yst aes,e hs,, little ia
"a MATES rstftr rhaH - uttts a.
saNous eiSss rnsistaisius see,
ffemapvh.s - Information a. e.
thelr Issas ans asthcss M nsal
eaaeIusios has hssu reached by a,e
s,nsumittcs
.pat yu.n Hrow thia y lussts 81
thss rstafrva y vr~at 8-al ~ attos ~
nad 4 hay. aut hft the Nrae b. devote
q the zszrs Fhs h-lla-s Il sac
tauniQtpai hahunN plant n thr PAR
amount n-uua with me. ana a. fac as
1 asn ce~csrnfd the Earhenv nrshlen
will net - totsitsrgd uaui taat worA
D. fiuiahuA
Tuu wpsntfs have elnrsy.i niuce the
matter Mas placed ~ Nh hands ard
vt nethfuK mas hvan doue. NOR Wi
a. rraptsslttap 30 even oonal9craA uhs
hi tha cssnrirtina q war or ~ htWee
"a tie cts nrhttnE An.i Po~frr sYnteuA
Yet tha raeomgleN NntA~ which tAs
riaa WA s@,trastra ~ Mr rhamse,
called fgt an Immediate mvosl4.7a'
49,
Meaaws.qs ~ sSistieg casittitss -
tts ssrnaise tunap- erc s'tch a. 60 oali
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-08

fefth vieeaus rfateat fnsn the beard
~ pulNhH Wafisa. nf ehIsN the ,ssts en-
atntrr r. ehalfmHst The JhtaAp ia =
she loves part q ihe 81 eu NE In.
tefurltsss line
a posuaai a the eilrs aassesz rafstsc
e. dawl=st ~ &c q anu aHa the 20
uraiader - a. otat saass ttas tiJa Is
fish is essesat with wAtus II a depth
~ fFam g % feat
A resu.st masfifui fsa aNaxit away
fhs riehefY uhaff md dsstfaffa a
iasso part q ths vile maas that bad
accumulated - tie ~ TIE aafgo.
ina tides esst dAT eastY AwsF saa,a u
Ia riie taat - aala increasing a tHe
end sha aieas nf the elt iaas
A wort aas. eNaaked ia ttesans tas
hvaFauiio riRss ~ masha Il Whieh
ne tidrltuta Hfe isssing fiilasi aald that
she ale reakasi w0fa eslah tanoaas4x va u .
u stassl tssta astafa - - - tifa vas
few that Aissefa asaeAsgr-a Is he
neiss tsips fngaf gteilsuntiF hassuas VI
oleatir IA
pu tie nsnthaau eAsau = tHH Auan
seven aheg4sa ara located. aea a. he
apathata Boundary tee eshassa aaa =
tent These latter dselttneH arc o.
cun1tat By fnmiaeH who ~ thu 90
tefssiVn fNltnn Ia - tbs ttsAa lands O.
the narthWssH ~ e4s flata have haea
cossteslsa - move
Al the lsfait % tlHa fntin aa-aat q
ausstss q mtu aiAnd e % =
sint4t - shanflssa sheaa es-ssatssnss
viii soeaa se eamnaliea - move IN 80
eaang ~ she improvements uaw aufaE
oa "a the flats Like ta,usf fseds-.ea-
sara, iAti pesssa viz. h the very
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-08
URED
NEGRO sEAvIs, ONE or
FOLSOM ESCAPES. AR
RESTED AFTER BATTLE
WITH OFFICERS

ArEeAa. cat. Aua 2 oeBvtet Al.
bert HeHRIa aaiifaa one % tha theit.
teen aanel54a Wha aszfanai frusi ffaf
Hnin prisun. Is ia a. hese. vtih bullet
wounds - both ~ his issH - Wae
captured HhatftF aftf , o. dt,1rt laaf
HIHin HHen the uaiu came m from
AaH HHafta Halaflff KsaslA feaet -
untu ffam Newcastle thsf = naafo
aHassflHa tie assasHslifm q ssaeta
latd baafliad tao hiahs isssla these ~
TIE eaN cot sHd s4rea ti4a tfab cana,
iHtn Auburn kHesa AID tlsssssts Hhers
1T enan w. ~ aia dststL Tho
hHHtu We ested tspaa 90 ssss4 eadei
Hhd De tmma.iiatetr st,aassd nfu ou
Aaah bat fs1ed 20 hH the aepatF
At tho same lisnr Hnesia aad noan
shai tue nesra VITO baaaed tiiat hiH
Ne be spared
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-08

Nhsu there is n feeling that the
seAFf or lungs, blood OF iiyer brain
o. nerves are diseased. At once com.
asenea % doctor the stomach. That
= the foundation % shs sfssahis Ia -
sa#ss cat % every leo. Commence
- regulate the digestive ORGANS get
thein In healthF working condition.
aud the other troubles viii leave Of
themselves. Diseases which have
their beginning Ia the stomach must
be cured through the stoma eh. The
sladietus for stomach disorders and
half the ma Of life ls Or Gums Inn
proved Liver Pills These pills put
al the digestive organs In good COM
ALTON 80 that the disease hss no
basis 10 wofk upon They are sold
~ all druggists for &c pet box. One
elf IL a duse We viii send a box
post paid. on receipt Of sc, or 20
anybody vho wants 20 Try them we
viil send pills free. Send name
ard address 70 nr tsosankn Co.
Philadelphia. Pa The Quaker Drug
Co. 1915 LIST ave. Seattle.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-08

~ -usory uo<fsa, eedesea. Muitss
- county, ~
~ rntnown srNrfs Kemp Tes.
sr-W g. Csiftan. NsWeasfts. NYfs
~ tuAnoWu nsKra. near WUesi s
vile. As-s
tuNw
i--gAaI Oo~tnan. ealure1. Weastss
cnsuty ga.
t.-RoAt t,~anis. oolorsd Green
VIE. MiAA
s-nasid , wTati. solorei. Belle.
siile. III
fhss -" r.asvF. eoiared. Fuff
valley gM
= sAu-x nsxroes, smith 60. Miss
stsogre Etsnsn, Smith r-aaniY.
aN@@
"a SNanh T-assnn rniured. Poorest
fiili. la
70 gss,a iirown. pNa lands Meai
70 ss~a. White. assurrA WllwssE
tasA Del
"a Geo KiaeAid oosofsd. cisv~ianf.
Nisa
fs case Jt-ae. ossorsa. ia vailaY.
Isan
..'a~.a =. = : al -,ea 4 's-is--' :. :
4 Aaar.w nasTs eei8fed seetts
bura. As-
i=Cbas foyans eoiarsa. Nefs~sY.
a. C.
Gate Garrst ealafed. Stout.
CressinE MfH.
To- NsUc. faFsd siixs Devon. "
Va
is-~Jtm" Clrsr.sn. nssin, Wsa.
is a WateFr. BASIN. We
"a NfocHsy kiieo. ooiafet. n1ati
meat Tst
Isl n Asscatf. caioFsd. panxiiis.
~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-08

fsaa tralns aaaT "a FAs istanasarn
tsss - la afzt Hasa az 60 ssrf.ud
at titats. magnificent HoeseFy and
szs#iiHns 50 - = u al eel sssts.a ~
sorts
sHsstai Fata sx-sff-tane t-siy itfh
10 len August lsth aai Isth afth
and tSth Chicago and return. tSa 20
- fseuia 81 sos Omaha. Kansas
city. tfHs Nov 0rteana. ssg 10
Meningitis tAase Meksfa. info4tna
ton sri lieasslpiiEs Hfsfatnrs ~
southern pscifia Cos ofnua. SIS
FIRST ave Il T. iliaa, ssna4sI aeeat
So
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-08
WANTS BIC D6MAGES

Mrs. Hsla fifaee l-ate- asY fi,s.s a
damage aHit asps iant inc seattle
seetfla company "a recayes 81. 0o0
faf HHNera hatefnai isliHtea that ahs
aAeHvH re TIE ftaus - f4llfua fiuts
g Heaaud aRnaigte naf wlaeai' sudden
" started whttn siia WIS "a tAs az
"a aitahtiuz,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-08

THE WASHINGTON
HOTEL WAS WITH
OUT POLICE Pro
lection

y O
.u slacc the nafo of the Wash
n lassou hots baUoom was ata=
q Ice yesterday m6fnlnH, the I
n stssslhig 'aot has eumo to iisi,i
n thos ghiof o. Police aulIfaa
q he'd apparently never known
n that the largest hassi IN the
q Pacific Nosthwert was on tue
q map
n NoSrs Aisos tho opening % Ne
q hostelry has a patroluiau been
q usstased 10 pass the Waahias
q to-, b. rsaktng his rounds. No
a patrulsasn has ever had thu
n wa.liassos hsss Included 81
y hes bsat. aud ~ teat Hes with
q In two blncia u thn hotel.
q rsda fact tsroA.slAF encouraged
q to- es-=.sAa...a yesterday Go be
n ~ bold IA the commission q
n thssr otAue
o. fafvolsUan cssvirns. Who yes
n isziay mospi~r. $50 hours n
n tee tho NiFn had bean blown,
q knew ao1hina about the II.
a foir. patrols Izse AID tuius
n ar,eota frns Ftrst 10 Seventh
n sWeaasaa lie "a not supposed -
n 90 north - fShs street. al
n lhosEh h. aA,,n Eops as far
q aessh a. Pine
q Pairolsasa WBksa IN tase
3 nuss.inE has Ftfut avenue frafn
n ptks Sliced nsssh as a beat u
" ssolsdos sainna district thai !
q has to b. caHefusy watched
q Hn b0s,t does not taka him neat !
. the hotA
q b q q 4 q q n q . . 3 q
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EDITOR GETS
INTO TROUBLE

ioNi-ft. Aug T.-Iu or stst.
eotSF ssaal pa fenAsaa % WintAAex
Wrisat's attagneTu The eouf, sim
nonsd tho @,stor ~ the &Haag s,ssi
eha Arrsald White. a WNtG 4ho
had story IN th- paper lax san.
dhs, n shaw esass Why theF 4lso>iid
not be ingri~sned 90 noatnssIt "a
cnsrt 1As article dealt a isngth
With tire fnrthessssslns prncesssnEa
against Wright Fhs hearoE "a 80
Tor Tuesday nest
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To - Past ovos me Hosthsru Pa
esftS, Al VsFF lon ratss 1Nehrta on
sale August IAN. ipfh. SON and
sath. / A. Nadeaa. geasuI agent.
asa@fs. 49,
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Ladies azaIuistsd free a. ne Hasapi
every day ltiis Nask nssatt aisur
daY. 80
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CYNTHIA Ky Aug Aci-ittsi
testimony uaa Fsvssi IL the J att waite
muffiur case tutsrs shauiak csrtais
Esans excellent character
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Ladies' admitted free At the Races
every daF this week eseaps astaI.
day
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THE MARKETS


There vvan on advance IN auafn-
tians on peaches today, owing 81
scarcity Of them. Biachherries
wsgs marked down 20 81 50 and
stTs. ana raspberFiss were fifnsr.
Heavy arrivals % tcothsuus
spring chickens has roHuitad in d
cousiasrahie De- line ia ths whole
sale priea Tks rium pest and sweet.
asl 40 AZ ~, sE5 - ltsae fef - eHais
more than that
WhiolEsALE PIECES
rh... prizes srs % ssy b,sysr - susn.
fsiiss Prices suFan Purchases avsrass
~ psr eeut ashwt
Provisions
Fr-.s nszt-cqv t.ss Use u steer hs.f.
.sah $50 ~ Esrs &c -.
ees- i7hc ~ bellies. FRESH. t2ise -,
Vegetables
or--s se<r o. ooet = 81 80 csufer.
ave Eariy pr-- u 81 ssrr7ss. 81 y sssk.
q. $500. 80 ' go g..s s.s
sss. s.isrY' 90 a., raaish-s. - loren
= $50 s,s,b 80 esn'srsss -...s.sss g %
go ss4. sss fi-Hf = ~
Green Frvis. etc
Aypf-s, nativs. 7Ssivs. sfavssf=sHz.
n III n tafs fszH re arsfs. rsnfs-
ts4g<n - sos a. 80. apffrnts. tolfsfi
afais Caufornia gtuanf f5l rrats nafiFs
peach pissms. tcG1F peaches, -
rrsi.. egrrnnts o. - sfat- nstir- rssrtsf
ries - crate Ore hiackDerrtes. s .
wenatehe-. nTs. lemons. nAa1 q.
rrrsusss q snRg ~ boz; sufaruia pears.
O. 70. rfna4rpies a. ffsll. - dof. srsrsa.
shiis. q. 90 tisck. 20
Hay, Grain and Feed
Oats "a tor harley. ga ton. wheat
- ton chez as ton ola y W timothy
az 70 faa. sew, tis % san! K.sisrn Wash-
iuGisn pornpg,sse1 prrnfhy nid. f2I,W tor
49, ufaaf bAy SIS - son. rsr alfaffas
ffgea 400 s~u pusei sound haE a. ~
ton. middIinsx. tz1oa
Butter, Cheese. EGGS. Poultry
BBtisr-WsskkEfoa cfcamsri-s, 1io, al.
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Go to Spinning foe bicycle rsp. :.
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spriaH chickens. fto1taa das
Esas frasa fsnahs - 10 ii4s hsns. 10
10, i've dneka. - N. dressed FHHA
4sas a. nsssas asafsaas a1sss = 81. -
- 40 Ta.ssae 10 aAatfe hssf -asa - fapz.
= Il stssra - faaf = .. EafFss - test
sgas u ssss % feas. = IL BIDS esGfe.