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Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1913-07-12
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Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1913-07-12
Silver City Items

Miss Viola Hamilton spent few days
+ in Carson las, week.
I Mr.. Henry Stock closed his saloon
the FIRST of this week,
The swimming tank Is iavorite re
sort for the Youngsters these days.
The town i very quiet. but all are
living in hopes OF a brighter future
Miss Hazel Tinney is visiting with
her brother and sister in Tonopah-
Mr.. and Mrs. {. Jones. OF Mound
House. spent few days III town thi>
week
The Mckinney boys have been de
layed in working their mine owing to
a uli>hap 10 the pump,
Mrs Bray and daughter have re
turned home after spending 4 few
days with Mir \ ] Taylor
Mrs. Bigs> returned from California
last Monday Her mother. Mrs Nc
Tigue. wen, to Reno 10 meet her.
Amos Pollard h2s returned from
San Francisco. where he went some
DAYS ago 10 have an operation per
formed on his ewes
Mr.. Pete Balloon Is in The 81 George
hospital. where he expects 10 undergo
an operation in the near future His
friends wish him speedy recovery.
MIR. and Mrs. Ne>1rith have lief. for
new fields They made MANY friends
during their >say here in the ho5ea
business who Wish them prosperity IN
their rev home
Mr.. Alb Wil>on h0s orc OF the most
heausiful gardens IN the State Tie =
making a specially 81 roses. hcs has
numerous other flowers and shrubs
HIS garden Wall compare favorzhly
with BurhauS'> California 6oWer
garden.
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1913-07-12
Surprising Cure for Stomach Trouble

Nhsn yoG have sroeh1e with yoor
stomach o. Chronic constipation don Z
Imagine thar yaaar case ! bSyonl hslp
l1ss because yossr doctor fails 70 e1ve
voa rel5ef Mr. a S.enSac. Pl1sn
6eld. \ l.. writes For over = month
past / have heen troubled with ny
stomach Everything l ate up>es II
TERRIBLY One 81 Chamberlain 2d
Verts>fnS booklets came 10 me Atses
reading j few Of Ire lctser> from pe,o
pie who bad been cared by CHAMBER
l1sn's Tzhset>, ] decided 10 TN them
I have taken nearly shrce-fcerch> q
4 package os theaa ard can mcW ezr
almost ANYTHING that want Fe-
>alS IN all 6rHSSl>eS A6vt
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1913-07-12
Lz-sE WI Rely

Judge LzRSzn- aao Ae55 Cozrr hs1.
shss NScS- STAKES sA1r Ae = p-cE.lcz-S
q reE2N To Tx ssza0@S charges eroG-s,
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1lGl probably zAr0E 4 1l-ercD- laSA-
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the present sause rAcrt = no hEta
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azsz-e hezrS czlBesA- CscVcru0r GhA1s-
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Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1913-07-12
LITTLE LOCALS

Nice. clean roIns al The Reno for s.
week and MP.
I'd Parr and wife were in town the
first oil the week ON business.
Attorney Sam platt was out from
Carson on legal business the hrSt OF
the week
W. ]. Womack WAS an arrival from
Round Mountain Monday on mining
business
{. +. I.ockhart was up from Va
hu>ka last Monday somewhat under
the weather.
Mrs. o. III. Some and children are
spending few weeks IN Salt Lake
City on a vacation,
Miss Irene Dowuev acted a Cour;
Reporcr during the session Of Court
in Yerington this week
For Sale-A strong. comfortable
buggy. inquire OF ] l. Collins Al the
Parsonage. leringtoa AdV'-
Have your clothes cleaned, pressed
aud repaired At The Elite on Broad
way. Satisfaction guaranteed.
Attorney General George Thatcher,
OF Carson. MAS \ Nerlng,Ou visitor The
R1F>1 EG2S ANNl> Nsae -~~sA AHAsNN+aN---
Droa into the LATHE Waldorf Al Q
in the evening. when the free drawing
takes place Soa might win a dollar
Tom kearnS. ri RAwhide fame. ar
rived in Yering,0n last Monday 10
look over the district. with = view 81
investment
Mrs {. 4 Mcleod and Miss Lll-
han Webster lef, yesterday Tor Santa
Cruz. Cal. where they viii spend 4
few weeks of The summer
Attorney ( f Mack has been IN
Nerinsean Tor the week attending 10
business scr his Clients before the
Mater Commission Coort
Dr. C. +. t.eavisg. Fred Burner. E.
K Lam. c " Gala CHER. Neil Nc
Iced and Clark Guild ie6r for LeaVit'
Meadows Monday IN 4 camping TIM
Y T. Gsasclla. ~ the Mouaus Yer
sugson na5me Soroe- mas IN from th<
r,,,re Yesterday HE has hns recently
returned from Douglas Island. Alaska
Mrs. I. r Gallagher and son I'd and
daughter Elizabeth, ul0so-csa oat from
Reno Wednesday hS way OF G2rssner-
vile Mrs K : Brooks accompanied
them
4 y. Neelev went tn Hzzen yeSser-
siav ~ meet h5> father ard mother
o-aSsO On 4 Visit They expect 10 ee
or1ao.a n i v5Sst- They expect "a b
in today
Frank Brooks Who underwent N
Cper1rsos for appendicitis M Reno
list week. ! raosslv recovering al
,ho<sh he MAS IT l1slcc j >eTpoNS cor
dstsc- toy 4 sasae
T. I. Conway ard ludSe Co>s5san
were In town sha> week on s-asnsag
business ard aESa1r> connected ~r1sh
,heSr hsS srrsSasSon scheme IN the
>o9sa en5 % this valley
Sc rsSer- Co TO WrsShs- &C, She
right kind 81 sOn>ors2l work Right
In INV -eW shop IN the NXnfaa2n s
no~rev h-.Sl5Sns RSShc on MSin =
JOHN WRIGHT
Rax Egsronsa.01s has op,eae1 4
green zraexrS' ssorS u, shc old o2r-
h.cr saoa h1ssslns IN Nasn >sroe- znG
~sG axn5ae fres>A srGls- vegetables
rsc-. zaways keeping 4 fresh stock OK
Aan&
r { DSmma>o- and TN1Vc CEp1lr-
81 San Francisco. came Ng<r rr0TI
Reno Ia Ssve ehe Moore Harris a.o1s
on the Sub. she sO-za>r acting u an
raNa1cer Ard rsarzs- Seegxr- C1pasn Wa>
cASes ~ooon5 s0r Moore
l. \. Clark editor and manager OF
the NsrSsrsz Cssv CAromscas. s2s6 Yer
tnsVom Ass 6r>ss visit ,Ass week lie
S1s surprised 10 >ce .SAIs ess coGr-
rr~ we hGVs And Ink 2sr OF prosperity
$50 49, uarhs,fs gssSs-~.~r NJ CLARK 49,
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1913-07-12
Just Try Taste

and yoz wrll Immediately become a
couEcrt 60 rAe use of ouv pare liquors
We are handlers oi tire right KIND
only. she pare. pleasant palarzhlc
h-1ns, thar come from the hc,g dr..
sllierre> ls has q mild. mellow favor
that make, ~ plenty of .taunch irienI,
tr20HS the most critical Whi>sy drink
-r>- Les e. induce yoa tn huy a hO,
r3e o- tEc--Weich you certainly wiIl
after saEpllnG Prizes right. too
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1913-07-12

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Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1913-07-12

Wezlz-6 Seer CT DrsGxht-
S99=zzs<- ard o-her Pcc2I4r Beers IN
Bottle
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1913-07-12

Ss-zEA; WhiskieS-Walker Geigh,
ve1r ol3s- 4ellow,toue. ola Ripy. old
Crow ard ~ other iezd5ug brands.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1913-10-04

Los mosquitos producer ell Paludis-
mo. Pam-aIa, ell nuevo remediO, 10
cura rapidamente.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1913-10-04

Vega Alta, 4.-El 27 de septiembre
pr6ximo pasado hizo su vista esta po-
blacion la Corte Municipal de Vega Ba-
jo, resolviendo varios casos pendientes.
Ell % del mismo mes varios caballeros
de esta localidad obsequiaron con un
banquete en- los salones del ayuntamiento
a don Francisco Amadeo, con motive de
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1913-10-04

Junta Central del Partido Unionista. La
suma de ST ,01198 recaudo en- dicho mes
por diferentes conceptos la Colecturia de
Rentas Internas. Ell Registro Civil arro-
Jo ell siguiente movimiento: 25 naci-
mientos 18 defunciones.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1913-10-04
THE KNEELAND SHOE.
San Francisco, 81.

Cayey, 4.-El Fiscal ,Auxiliar senior
Sifre y Captain Fernandez Mater. estu-
vleron aqul hoy en- asuntos oficiales. La
Junta escOlar ha contratado un professor
de musica de San Juan, para la forma-
ci6n instruction de una banda escolar
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1913-10-04

Fajardo, 4-Hoy han saido para St
Thomas EN- el yate del Sr. Bird los pasa-
jeros siguientes: J. ALEX Mayors, Robert
Noyes, U. B. K. Petingill, John Gay, M.
P. j.. Korchofer, R. H. Todd, Chas r..
Foote, Manuel Vazquez, j. S. Orme,
John A. Wilson Y Fred Todnan.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1913-10-04
Puede interesarle

Sc ARRIENDAN los altos de la casa
No. 6. (Antiguo Hotel Olimpo,) Santur-
ce, parada l3.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1913-10-04
Telegranlas de la lsla

Aguadilla, 4.-Ayer fallecio en- este
pueblo ell senior Francisco Blaslni iris
tani, perteneciente familias distlngul-
das de la eiudad de Yauco. Ell vapor
Corozal zarpo de este puerto despues de
haber descargado $50 bultos para varlos
comerciantes Y 14,732 pies de MADEIRA.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1913-10-04

Naranjito, 4.-Hoy a las 4 de la ma
drugada en- ell barrio Guardiana de esta
jurisdiction, mientras Jes1s Hernandez
y su esposa Ramona Pagan Sc encontra-
oan en- su casa poniendo un seto, Gays
un rayo y mat6 a Hernandez dejando a
la esposa en- estado grave Su hijo de do
ce amos que Sc encontraba al lado de
ellos, sufrio quemaduras
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1913-10-04

PARA CURAR UN RESFRlADO EN-
UN Ola tome LAXATIVE BROMO-QUININA.
n botcarie devolvera el dinero d no le cura. La
6x2A % q W. GROVE % hslla On cada caita.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1913-10-04

Fam -ala, limpia ell sistema de Palu-
diSmo. Por que tiritar con escalofrfos
cuando estos se curan tomandOla?
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1913-10-04


frutas mas por valor de $376.8O.
x
Sc SOLICITAN, Trabajos de Ccnta-
bilidad, Correspondence comercial y
privada, Taquigraf1a, Contabilidad 6
Informes anuales de Corporaciones.
Precios modicos.- Dirigirse s. G. r.,
Sol %, 8 al apartado 1927, Telefono 291
San Juan.
Horas disponibles: 7 a 10 noche.
Camuy, 4.-El doctor Ruiz Soler, ms
pector del distrito norte, visito esta po-
blaci6n en- funciones de SUI cargo. Debl-
do a un importante pleito civil que Sc
ventilaba ante la Corte Municipal de es-
te pueblo Sc encontraban aqui los abo-
gados Antonio Lens y Lorenzo Coballes,
de Arecibo
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1913-10-04

valor de $8239.26 y en- varias classes de
frutas mas por valor de $376.8O.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1913-10-04

Mayagiez, A. En- ell mes de septiem-
bre pr6ximo pasado Sc .ha exportado por
este puerto 8, 1873 libras de cacao, 121,-
$40 libras de cafe, 1,168 cajas de chinas,
80 cajas de toronjas, 119 cajas de frutas
en- conserva, 1926 cocos, 3,f8S ibras
pieles, s cajas de sombreros de paja del
pals, 189, 800 galones de mieles, 115, 200
cigarros, 10000 cigarrillos, SO barriles y
IL cajas de miel de abejas, 1898 galones
de alcohol, Y otros articulos varios por
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1913-10-04

Pam -ala libra ell sistema de PaIu
diSnnO. Els ell 6ltimo descubrimiento
para la terrible enfermedad.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1913-10-04

Ponce, 4.-Anoche efectuaron su pri-
mer ensayo en- el Club Ideal los m1sicos
que forman la orquesta la Union Musi-
cal. Hoy estuvo en- Ponce ell Jefe del
Negociado de information, Mr.. St Tel
mo. Repuesto de la dolencia que lie ha-
c1a guardian cana, ha vuelto a ponerse
al frente de su bufete ell Lcdo. Francisco
PARA Cap0.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-07-15
.YOAKUM LEAVES 70
FIGHT NEWMAN
win Stop Opponent Within Ten
Rounds or Hammer Him so
That He win Want 10 Retire
From Ring.

Preceded py a trunk which he
shipped Yesterday. and carrying suit
cnse. indicating prosperity. stanley
Yoakuui the lightweight boxer. left
today for Las Ncgns where on July
~ hc will battle Louis Newman, q
FORMER Las Vegas boy, Who now
claims Denver az his homo aud like
wise claims the lightweight cham.
pionship 81 this section, nCtwith-
sianding that Yoakum has twice
beaten him Yoakum said today that
b, expected 90 stop Newman within
ten rounds or hammer him so tf-t ho
viii not only want Co quit In the bait
tic bias bc anxious 10 retire from the
ring indefinitely
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-07-15
COURT OF MAAgRO
RULERS REMAINS
At PER|NG
10 step Taken Toward Re-
moving Old Court From For
hidden City Manohu Troops
Continue ID Arms.

ilssriaird pts.. to,rs.is n.s n,c.l
prhins 1ui, fi Contrary b az.
eiafasions aiade IA The iiune tne tngone
ahlltatrd in farpr ~ the republlt. siN-
acen monihA age. ilsf court ~ the Old
Manehu RULERS of tho Chinese empire
einl rpualns az I.ckins
Tae terms pl fhe nual agreement
N|ts tho tenfespnlalseca ~ lht new re-
rutirar government provided that
she Manchn nubies incindlng an the
mcmbcla ~ the reirning FIRMLY.
should retain fhcif Incredibly titles and
hr ihOrniiy penslonea. and that The
young emperor. afgef Isis nbdicatlon.
ahUuld BE- nccorded In Calna the hon-
ore siVen a visiting foreign sovereign.
AZ the sarne time t wae declared The
court would eventually move away
from me Forbidden city. hut no steps
IN this direction yet hive been taken
There has net even been an exodus 60
the summer 0Hlacf ov - the ancient
paiaces al Jchos. who's were mention
"a sf the time ~ abdlratlon a. places
of possible retirement Some minor
Manchn princes and oiiicials have dr-
serted their residences in Picking and
moved sWny. generally 10 the forrisn
settlements ut Tientssn. or ~ Man
thuria where they can obtain Jafan-
ese of Rusaisn protection u occasion
arises Bug tne ex-prinrc recent and
pa-fi. the boy emperor noN SEVEN
years ola. sim rcsido IN the palaces
occupied by The relenlng family for
3ef wears and Imperial guards ssili
fcrbid entrance % their palace CONF
pounds
The Mnnchu troops continue in arms
and obey the instructions ~ President
yaan shih-kai IN ~ matters that do
not AFFECT tire safety o. the court.
should there be a condict Of authority
bdiWeen tho president and the court 81
n believed they would stand By the
Nlanchus. but tho interests Of the re-
publican president and those Of the
forb.1don clty have not connicted. In
deed. IL is believed IN the legation
quarter that They are closely allied.
I'd Is Thought among foreign observers
that the court depends on Yuan Shih-
kai FOR regular payment of rs pen
sion from t1e republic. aad. on the
other hand. that Yuan mas 5e COM
IfNNN'" ISL WY hWWNIANNN w t'tft'tfH
inc dynasty and proclalm himself in
order % give his orders tho wcisht
OF imperial AUTHORITY a. present.
with hostile parliament. presidential
orders which are essential GO the
maintenance OF The government, do not
rccslve the sanction of any oreanized
body 81 lawmakers.
a question interesiiEg go old OBJ
servers who knew China under the dy-
nasty Is whether the empress dow
aeer. who recently died viii be che
last emprcss az china. " the republic
succeeds there viii probably bo no
other
Two striking CHANCES have laken
place Ia The appearance ol Picking ns
result 81 the revolution. one ls
considered dlshguremtnl, the other
an improvement aud great adyan-
tago The Disagreement Is the dis
appearance IT the Manchu cart
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-07-15
IS PERCENT Or
TOTAL REVENUE
FOR EDUCATION
Rare Enthusiasm for Teaching
Young Idea Evident in Salt
Lake Says MOntoya.
NEW MEXICO HAD ONE
OF BIGGEST DELEGATIONS

That the people OK salt Lake city
are such enthusiasts on the subject
OF education that they spend Sc p.r
cent ct their total revenues on schools
is one 81 many interesting things OBJ
served IN the Utah capital by County
Superintendent ct schools Atauacio
Montoya who returned last might from
the sessions at the National Educa-
uonal Association Mr. Montoya
formed part OF one OF the largest
state delegations at the convention,
sixteen n number. including state
school superintendent Avian y.
White and wife. Srcr tary A. D. As
plund of the department ct rduca-
ton. Jose Sena. OF the Santa BE- odu-
cation hoard superintendent Con
way of santa Fe county and Supnrin-
tcndent Wagner OF Santa b. city,
Superintendent Conway from Ration.
Supt lliu OF the ChuveT county
schools Supt Sweeney 81 san Juan
county Suut. and Mis-. Besmarais of
San Miguel county. Supt. Saturnlno
Baca 81 Valencia county. and others
The dole CATION wore hlg badges and
succeeded Nv attracting much attcn-
ton Ia New Mexico
"The attendance while u,re waS
small compared with previous years,
said Mr Montoya today There
we're only between 1900 and 5000
when there should have been 10000.
Othorwise the meeting was success
fat and Inspiring and the delegates
were given nne treatment hv salt
Lake people who are among the most
genuinely hospitable I have ever
met"
In addition to the great educational
progross evident iu salt Lake Mr..
Mnnto,1 was much impressed with
mnng other things The wide streets
are the most uotHhlc and bcautitul
feature of the city" bc said Even
the side walks are twenty-five feet
Nadc and IN spite of thc heavy Uaf-
flc on the streets there is never any
cruwding nobody prts run over anu
unbndp tctm- To be- in hurry. The
street car system Is % magnificent onti
fine. modern. nearly nuisoloss ears
which stop anywhere 60 put you Oft or
take Won ou The illumination sNs-
tenn b. ALSO hnc. and there b. an UNI
limited supply ct pure ana cheap
water The city In fact the whole
valley. b. mugnificpntlN mid out and
the general effect is most beautiful
and imposing
Like many others have always
had the impression that Salt Lake
civ WIS entirely Mormon cite. '
Wue surprised to find that fortN -riIht
other denominations are represented
IN tho clN, The Catholic ClthrdtnL
a block from the Mormon tabernacle.
cost more than tho latter aud there
rs u costly Jewish syraguguo bon addi-
tiuu to AN the protestant church"-
Az an indication ot the educational
up-to-dutrness ~ the city Nh Mon
tovp says they are now erecting new
high school building which VIII cost
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which Az American lads ~ lllefaf
e,ns unce characterised ~ rpfsla's
caske, on Wheels the btllllanils
tolergd srdnn ehnlg boine hlsh on
lhe sheoiatis 81 iour ~ elahi eoolies
Disappeared a large sSicni after
enc nokef apIIlna " 1909. and haas
slntt breeze urtN pnl ID iantfnis ont
nelAlnss asa b> feN uli,a- 1ar
sofeika lseallon maits uho telasd
iht ga when she chns.s heean
sdopllns ihe nov
No4 lhe rthlne cara b being rtpil-
81 dlermto4 b4 lhe KnIoltun tHr-
fIaf uit iif aeafrr ei,nt1 arc
sii|I ts,Iina in these iifiIr sites titl
sNrlnai,e CARTS wish hugo brass sitd-
6ed uhcel1 Alnns vilh lho sdoripin
~ che hfnaslain ihr Cninest oAli 20.
ezra ~ thla new afrtiHl niiisie are
ainpilrr Fufopc4n suuditn TOR lhrir
nrrirs ln plact 50 The sty zap &, s,nH
ln nee nHiIff lNe tsnns4t. nnd lntNHd
~ rnnifiE drcss,s "a Nni,c ~ ffni
blue. with rcd rirvnmefs " iAeie
HATS fhe Hnmnri enth eI tns Ncai
~ heina affected hy thtt rufr ier4
ln Initiation az thcir fcpupt 'in nus-
ftls
Hn the ether hnnd ihe pchinn ~
d o people has oetn made mnch mui,
neaailfui by the olrning up oi n,.
erai roadways through the Forbidden
CiiS. ana also hy the hrtokinr IL scv.
rai new gates in ihe wall of The lm-
SERIAL civ A. ~ known to ull
Americans who hatc visited rekins.
the eils j. place ~ wallis Within
pails the Forbidden City. where
Inc court resides. IL within the Inn
periei city. which in turn h. Within
the Tartar tity. eurrounded ly the
great Picking wall Again the lcga-
ton puafi.f. the Southern city. and
this winter palace. where the great
empress dowaKer lived sad which,
= uan Shih-kal. the president now
occupies are enclosed Within their
own piles ~ masonry. Under the
tlnnchu regime the entire extent ~
Ihe Forbidden ritN and that OF the
Winter Palace were guarded By i'm
1erial troops. who refused psesugc 10
~ bat privileged officials and foreign
llplomatista when they were honorch
with audiences az court. As these cX-
Iensivc palace enclosures bag directly
across the center of Pekine. traffic
va bodily lmpcded and had to make
long dctours around them.
liut now tNo mnin gates have becn
iul Ia The wallis OF the imperial CitS.
md the great wide park la front oi
he Forbidden City. together with ,he
Roadway behind ID. which runs aleng-
side the muaf. covered With water
lilies ~ this summer season. have
been openod 20 traffic. The camel
driver the flckshaw co0ile. aud the
foreign tourist may now pass through
.hesc hitherto reserved places. get
Ting near 10 the great dragon peles
" marble aud the muSsite Stone lions
That stand beside the 'front.' gate OF
No palace. aud anyone mny cross
he famous marble bridge over the
lake IN the winter palace aud get
'lose Wow - the empress dowaRers
nagoda and the wonderful cluster Of
yellow rooted palace structures.
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american industry believe that II The
Amoricon sardlne ~ properly pached
ANA rs reputation fc-rsithilshod. ln
sicud cf helms ouiciaircd ny Imported
entdints the American packers ,nn
develop most important export mnr-
kct FOR the American c1urhl anu
tarped hsh.
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complete about 100000. trhe min.
htc von cross the ttah line" aald
AR MonioSa, you soe thc Improve
mcnt Va the rural bnlidiass This
improvement erows more marked ns
YOU approach Salt Lake CITY which ~
An my opinion one of the greatest cdu-
cationnl ccutcrs of the Nest ! am
nind a. aay however thnt ! was not
ashamed of our nuinnlillo count,
fchnols. ln comparison. considering
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Pckins July i5--Prosidcut YUM
shi Nni has ordered reinforccm ntt
dispatched e. the province of kmg-
si where the cashiercd governor nj
General Hwang- Using are leadius rec
ellious troops HcaNF fightine has
hocn going on at Kiu-Kiang. where
the insurgents number 5000. The
blowing up of fort. and other anti
government acts Indicate that 'hc
"Young china party b. determined 90
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