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TO TKAVKI. HAYTIMI'.S
I ??; utwks, Greenfield a Pick
af? etcu put luto rommlswton. Sow*
If there were
better ones made
we would have
them.
EVERY PAIR GUARANTEED
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iAitWiican
H. J. Lynch j
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Philadelphia, July 2 ? Governor
Sulzer of New York was named de
fendant in a breach of promise suit,
when u summons In trespass was is
sued today, the plaintiff being Mlg
non Hopkins, formerly of Brooklyn,
but now employed In a department
Governor Sulzer wag married here
January 7, 19C8 to Alts* Clarn Rod
elhelin, prominent In social circles.
A wire from Gorornor Sulior who
Is In Albany says '.hat the prococd
mles, who have played upon someon
to bring chargos of which he know a!
\ AISK WIN'S St'KAl* AT
VAMOOI'VKK OA Kit HAYLHY
Vaucouver, July S ? In a fifteen j
round contest, Freuchy Valsc Inst |
night got the decision over Joe Bay- 1
ley. It was an interesting contest
with both men In good form.
COOLKK WKATIIKH ItKlilGVKH
IXTKXSE HKAT SITI'ATIOX ,
Chicago. July 2 ? Last evo:>lng the
er bureau promises relief within a
the temperature to drop ye::erd.?y, I
ENRIQUE l. VAKONA.
Havana University Profe?*or
V io? I'.ctiaont of Cuba.
PRESIDENT DRIVEN OCT
BY INTENSE H EAT
Washington, July 1 ? President
Wilson left on tlio Mayflower this
morning for u three days crulso, his
only companion being his doctor.
1'he president desires to tako it
1 short rest and to get away from tho
intense heat which has made Ufo In
the Capital so uncomfortable 'or tho
past week.
RITCHIE A FAVORITE
IN NETTING CIRCLES
San FranclBc'o, July 2 ? Rltclilo
continues to bo the bolting favor
NEW FOIIM OK GOVERNMENT
STARTS AT PORTLAND
rortlaml, July 2 ? Mayor AlNsr
began his duties this morning as
tho head If tho commission form of
government recently adopted '?>'
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MS 11
Washington, July 2 ? The fiscal
year closed yesterday and the report
shows tho government In fine fin
ancial condition.
There is a surplus In the treaa
n ry for the year amounting to more
ihan forty million dollars which rep
resents an excess of receipts over
expenditures, exclusive of the Pana
ma canal appropriations nnd other
public debt transactions.
CHIEF SENDS SON
TO CARCROSS INDIAN SCHOOL
Dawson, July 1 ? Fred Isauc, the
ten yeur old sou of Chief Isauc, uud
seven other Indluu children left en
the Whltehorse for Whltohorse, In
charge of Hlshop Stringer. The
children will be placed In the Car
cross Indian school. Chief Isaac Is
much olatcd over the prospects of
his younster being educated. Tiiiee
of the children are girls.
"My boy", says the chief, "go
school eight year. Me no see fur
long time. Maybe my boy forgot
hiuguago. I dunno. Muybe I m.k
em chief; yes, I Je# guess yes, may
be, I dunno. Yes, nmybe I mush up
some tlrno In winter see boy, I
ihlnk yes; all right maybe I dunno
yot; eh?"
AVIATOR W1T1I PASSENGER
CROSSES LAKE MICHIGAN
-Chicago, July 2 ? Aviator Vilas,
carrying a passenger successfully,
flew across lake Michigan todiy.
They landed without accident nnd
say that tho trip was delightful.
: Cold Luncheon Goods
araiii ?"ri?gccx'-r~."f .
I 'icicle* ?? all kinds Camenbert Cheese
Olives, Ripe. Plain and Stuft Corso Cheese
Chipped Beef in Class Pre'erred Stock Crab
Veal Loaf. Deviled Mam Lobster. Shrimp
Lunch Tongue Salmon
Sardines - French Boneless-- Norwegian Smoked
Fancy Bisquit and Crackeis in
Packages or Bulk
I- We carry only first class goods +
T packed in fine sanitary packages *
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? P. H. GANTY, Grocer *
GETTYSBURG VET
ERANS IE 10
SLEEP OUTSIDE
War Depart uicnt ami Committor
Kail to Mnke Provisions r?r Mam
moth Attendance at Ilounlon.
Gettysburg, July 2 ? Owing to the
terrific heat more than three hun
dred votoraiw of tho blue and ?;riy
wero prostrated yesterday and hud
to bo cared for at tho aruiy hospi
tals erocted temporarily. There in
a sad lack of accommodations and
many of the veteran* had to sleep
In the streets upon their nrrlval
here to take part in tho reunion of
the forces who fought 011 tho mem
orable occasion of the battle of Get
tysburg.
Ten thousand veterans who ar
rived to take part In the semi-cen
tennial celebration of the "liluo and
Gray" reunion 011 Gettysburg baj
tlcfleld found themselves without
quarters and insufficient subsist
ence until tho celebration commis
sion can urrunge to provide for
them. The War Department hus
been notified that 50,000 veterans
had arranged to attend but there |
are funds to care for only 40,000, |
and Secretary Garrison notified tV' !
commission that he wold not accept
responsibility for entertaining tie
nddltlonel number.
Six Confederate veterans, three
I'nlon veterans, one Spanish Wt'.r
veteran and 11 othr representatives !
including Speaker Clnrk, will rep
resent the House at the Gettysburg
colebratlon. Among those chosen
were Representative Mondell of Wy
oming.
In making the appointments a
few days ago. Speaker Clark discov
ered that there was not a single j
fiilon veteran on the Republlcen
sldo of tho House. Tho Speakor
shook his head sadly as he comment
ed 011 this and recalled that when
he came to Wellington in 18?3
thero were a dozen Civil War Gen
erals and n score or more Colonels,
j Majors and Captains in Congress.
It. M.KAN'S FIGHTING OVKIt
DIVISION OF SPOILS
Belgrade, July 2- The Sorviin
troops aro advancing on (slip.
GALLANT DEFENDER OF
POUT ARTHUR DYING
Moscow, June 27 ? Physically nn-l
financially wrecked. General StJes
#el, the defender of Port Arthur, Is
reported to bo at the verge of deuh
here. For some time past he has
??eon partly paralyzed and a few
days ago he entirely lost the powtr
of speech. Lately his country es
tate and mansion had to be sold to
pay Ills debts and he Is now being
sheltered and maintained by an of
tlccr who served as Ills adjutant In
the Russo-Japanese war.
ItOD MOTTER finds hopk
IN Ql'IKT LAKE CHEEKS
E. J. Shaw has Just received a let
ter from Bob Motter who is now
cjulctly anchored on Quiet lake, at
tho hcid of Salmon river In ifio
Tesll i region. He says that "all
tho prospoctors around Quiet lake
have turned to Brown creek, and
It ought to show up something one
way or the other before next fall.
If nothing decent turns up before
August, will have to come out, as
on?- cannot live on moose meat and
fish Indefinitely. The trapping ia9t
winter enabled us to stay out Here
this summer. There Is undoubtedly
pay In tho Quiet lake creeks, but
whether any of us will bo lucky
enough to drop onto It, Is another
matter."
Mr. Motter's mnll address Is T?s
lln, Y. T.
HERMAN' GltUlM PltEPAItES
lIKi ITH OF J PL V DISPLAY
Herman Grimm, the Danish pat
riot, has Just- received seventeen
flag poles, from which he will float
the banners of the United States, the
British Empire and Denmark, and
thus assist In tho celebrntlon of In
dependence Day In SkagwAy.
A large consignment of bun'lng,
flags, and banners were supposed to
bo aboard the Dolphin, and It may
be that some of his decorations are
now fadi.l with dampness owing to
to the accident which happened that
ship, but he will have a fitting dis
play whether all his decorations ur
rlve la time or not.
Mr. Grimm has four booths In his
! summer garden, and at the corners
of each he has erectd a flagpole, ai.d
! another one adorns his place of
business. Upon theso tho banners
| will float during the celebration of
tho Fourth.
The Georgia arrived last night at
11:45 and sailed tills morning u?. 8
o'clock. She brought up frora
Haines the entire slock of the Ki l
ler Bros. Drug store "which Is tJ
bo reopened in Skagwny.
Fine Fitting Footwear
for Women
Wc insist that when you come
to our store for shoes you get a
perfect fit. This is the pol
icy that has made our ser
vice popular.
We arc carrying exclu
sively the Utz & Dunn Co. perfect -fitting
shoes. Having these shoes fitted to your feet in
this store insures absolute comfort. And a per
fect fit means also a better wearing shoe.
Particular women find it a pleasure to trade here .
j The Stori for Particular People i
?I*
WILL CLAYSON *
? T5he Home of!X=s==y , +
HART SCHAFFNER (a MARX I
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