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Death in Alaska.

MURDERER LEUTGERT

Found Dead in Cell-Multi Millionaire Tevis Dies in.

California. _

Surrnn, July 27 .-(Special) -A.

a returned Boston prospector

between 35 and 50 prospectors drowned in the Kowak river.

At Beaver many deaths had occurred

fever and exposure.

OLIETT

E,Ill.. July 27 -(Special)-

L. Lsntgert, the German san.

maker who killed hiewife, threw bodyintoa vat coneumedeit chemicals A

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morning ' f

death

_ofthe Welle Cempany"`,; _

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CHICAGO MARKETS.

Cmcaoo, July 27._-(Special)-~The

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are the closing rates

y wheat. 69§;corn, 31§; oats

pork, 8.65. pt wheat,70} ; eo1'n,31| ; oats, 191;

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wheat, 728 ; corn,29l; oats.19§;

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It’s the variety we carry tha

makes choosing easy. Its tho*

quality and price that makes buying easy at this store.

We have a large variety Of ladies line shoes D comfortable neat and stylish for summer 'W02’_‘I'.

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Fifty Prospectors Meet Mr. W. T. Stead’s Very*

Hopeful Views.

SUCCESSES ACHIEVEI)

“lt Begins a New Epoch and Will ` Yield a Rich Harvest.”

THE HAGUB. July 25.-.-Mr. William-

Stead. on the Peace Conference, says: "1 have seen the American delegates, and they talked freely about tie confer- ence, but relused to make a statement ab out the results before the conference rises. The following. however, ma y be accepted as a fairly accurate summary of the views they entertain ;- _ |

MINERS THE PEACE B.GO0DSON,THE CHAMPl0N.SENATE I

DRUWNED CONGRESS Amateur Bicycle iiiiier of Austraiia-i-ie wiii, REFURM'

__ I ___ I Attend The Worlds Meet iii Montreal. _

Will he Dropped _for The Says gg, ogg;

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“The conference achieved a euc- oeee, much greater than the the result largely by thoamout

court of pin offreviien. _ulus the tio ol of th

a n_ thoduty e _ _ commend dipnting poweretoieeoit to the arbitration court rathertlmnto War.

-presents _ _ _ _ of human socie . The reoo tion of

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but are have lots of other NEW BOOKS,

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_ Session. U, 5, ;

_ Orrawa July understood that the Senate reform reeol lution will be dropped for this leleon. '

Sir Wilfred Laurier and Hr. Hc-

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brought with him from fthe colonies, “P9” 'Yen M ti” °h‘mP‘°°'l“9»°’ Bunciman, a well-known dry

ty _ gm - md covered about twenty mu” be__ which will be, without doubt. well ~ _- _ »

tl: duty to represent to disputauts the mm hnvin a break He had the mi* wcnh Spalding I diy U sem and with merchant 0! tllll filly. Wil ¢ll'0WIld

qminbiuiy °t f°°°m°g ‘P m.° "bum" fortune togliave a islip when riding tm Pmmisg M inn" rm°"‘ Ommmm t°d°y‘.i " . uon o_onrt entails no <;b`l'ige__uti_>_i;h_ o__i:_:_l1i_e _ che to the Pom and he toned over from the other side,the re ie every pros- Ho had placed his sick brother eelely

Amencane ineonsis on numbing his knee 8 lime md .getting __ pect of a very successful meet. T Er tm; stamen but in c1in__|_bi-ng .bond

I f A 'mee Hell between the steamer and

“_Mr. Holls has achieved a position it Pope, and by England on account of t U19 lmlu 50°* Sud WIS dU°WD°d- ' '

of influence much greater than that of Tmnsvaal. It is hoped that all ihe

many of the first delegates and Captain South American states will come in. he

Crozier is much admired for his plucky _ “It is the unanimous opinion of all THE I -| iight in support of his amendment to the American delegates that the confer _-- ~ 1- I I

the Russian resolution on the dum-dum ence begins a new epoch, and that good WAsini¢c'i~oN, July 27--(Special) - buu8t- S6@d DOW BOW!! b88I‘ 8 l'iCl\ h8IV9St hi: tg Wat- n-_-seq

“The relations between the American thereafter. ' ~ ~

1 t fah at I WindU.

and other delegates. noiibiyiiis Eng- (signed) Wninn '1‘.srnii>. '"7 °°° "° °ry . .- D"“' K""°'°"’“‘

T’wi1l -make you laugh sure,”

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lisli,German and Russian,has~been ex- _ ` *_ _ . f ' f " _ »- ‘ mm; U 3' tramely friendly. The Englishmen and T ~ » A

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Aner cans acted throughout almost f D m ' clog. P like a joint delegation. 'lhis was due ’ ' _ , _ I ' ro no arrangement or direction, but f e *?

_ solely because the cations found com- ` ` °h,‘l'f:.

‘nb W- T' mmm mon ground of de|ence,common inte r- ' I f ° . `.

_ _ _ . 1 1 este. civilization_and humanity. _ _ .

“wal P°h;y 'T:m£?)n':§§en’;§s% mg); ‘-The only point on which the -Eng-_ . f

0193! D7* 9 9° ra lg y lish members failed to suppo i. the . *|“|"|"°"

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American delegation, read in full at Am _ th I ‘_ I budin " Bak W P r 31° °°“f“°”c° t°`day’ and amend on the ec;i:nuI?ev:>afsprii'ar9it‘;s0pi'lo;)efi°:;,rr at I G T H10 f@°°f~’°- b .1 ed ,Oda vroiiiis its English representatives --

L°" "“ “" 5' °"5“g y were ot opposed but the British cab- Md; fpgm

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upon the elaboration of the final act re t 3° dl dem th d 1 '_ had _ en. li-» »» w»-»»°»~ :.':,°.....aa....*..‘........;..: si.: ...i . A M of fm

abehined from taking action. T""'

After the arbitration convenuon ie ’

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We have just received several car-

loads of Flour direct from the Mille in Ontario. We bought it right and we »re'e°ins to sell It at a very anna I margin over coat, You run no risk in Flour fromus, aswe guarantee every bbl. we sell Call and get our prices

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Will Give up Business for M git Politics-`Yacht_ Races- Mmm

_ Drowning Accident.

"7¢il1_iail6d\Q agree onthelrede pre- S ference resolution, butatthe euggee- P.,

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thatooorigiual signatory ofthe con ' i vention obyect This right to black bal_ Alum powdesau diem

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$ We have now in stock a line _ _ 33°' _ selection of new subjects in The sort of shii-ts that men:need1'now-a-days. Add to coolness, perfection

. Ta. gg] SOUVENIR PHD-1-OGRAPHS _ _ have a fair idea of orr Neglige Shirts, and $1.25, the celebrated W, G

#Sv 1° ii Sc im 'S111n_:r11er J _ ‘LT underwear.

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