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oo, =) | by: a “pb “From. our F splendid “sock i in: “this ae
| ImeRvENTION ago Scie | | at te Sr
nd’ is-a-part of the Sou “| therselves.as winners: .”- on
Aili oe rend Fea Gan lt | [NAG BLUE SERGE, aah |
el nt [om ‘omorrow. : 1 PS wrens ween .
‘ee an Tins “of Assault on a American’ men and: ‘about’ 50| | {WOOLEN CLOTH, black and
: XPress “Servic ‘by Zapatistas—Yaquis at Wer ars American swome;t;, Abo ' 1.1” whité- heck, ‘suitable: for: fall’ and-|
eames < ’ ._@ ~_, winter: Blouses,’ 42 “inghes’ ide, | *
angus aja Mexico City; Sept. “gy—News rounding ranches.” Reeeiit: threats | It .. * par yard: : Be eT ae :
alk ¥siat i ° emanating - from. Béverley’‘re- pot rebel Teaders: ‘to caitack C ‘Cana- NAVY and © BLACK « ‘LUSTER |:
ao “Leaves . ‘Aldermere . Tuesdays. ‘| garding possibl intervention , -by4r 44 inches wide, per yard 85 cts, | -|~
ae “aad a Feldays at 7130 a ms || the United States has’ ‘created ‘i in- ment at the’ Jatest ~ || SATEENS,. all: shades also Art |
OW ep : cate ee aE Sateens and ‘Cretonnes,’ :
briefést, expression of. the oninion | :
4 Broightont HeNels Wares | that. ot oe ig-not yet unable’ to ape APRON. GINGHAMS, a. Jlirge aL
-Hazelton, B ae Dsy ‘handle the: situation, iti ' an assortment of patterns . at - 25 tts. ‘|.
= | sible to obtain: anythin

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and 35 cts. per-yard.. -

from official quarters."° <=: = | arm - ~| WHITE “VICTORIA LAWNS] I> |

- ion SR Call of] “ Eniiliano “Zapatista’s boasted | . LMore Troope Se - ‘| | °40.inches’ wide, at 15c | to. 25c pe
f B: Ce Ltd. sJadvance™-on ‘the: -eapita ag ‘not| eS ce per yaid, .- se ee ee
0 ; je: | materialized,"Bands: of. rebels ident ‘Tate: has aathotized ‘Major i Lo WHITE: NAINSOOK, at 25e |

ow 2 3 fe - were sighted between Ajusco arid] General Wood, chief of staff of] wy * 35¢ per yard.
© het ateol P aisinger teomers. .|Parres, about forty’ miles. south| the United States army, by tele: Mm. -|- _

6 | Of the-capital, and’ undoubtedly| phone,’ to dispatch’ at once two
“Chelohsin ° a there: are a :number of "other more regiments of cavalry to the i .
oe . [bands ‘east ‘of. Cuernavaca... ‘How- Mexican border,” ‘Noa- authoriza- Mm \ Chi | dre
“Cx “Fever, ‘General Overbo: Delao is| tion was given by thé” president, ; Q I ren’ $.
ainosum” “| still camping - in: the. State. of| to. have the troops-cross the -bor- on
Leave Prince Rupert for. ‘Vancouver as Mexico near “‘Toluea,” the ‘state der.” The president’ regards: the x...
oe . Follows: capital, . situation: as (grave. oo) One Boots - 7
of "“Chelohsin’ "-Wednesdaysat 9pm “Colonel, ‘Batiz ‘has. just ‘suc. “Yaqiis Break ‘Out: - x | Our samples from which shall be made the
— “Camosun” "= Saturdays at 10 am: ceeded in’ itivhig Bi back a hig force) : Tuscon, Ariz., Sept. 9:—-Yaqui wo AT LAST * oe Fall-and Winter Garments of
" A‘tiving. at Vancouver Friday Evening eommanded ’ y . Delao;.from | Indians have taken ‘to: the war): 4
and Monday morning, respectively, | Tolecata to Holinalio and Miaca-}path, adding new terrors to ‘the| mf | || tx ee fee eee cof « ART CLOTHES 7
er tian.’ General: Delao is -reported| rebel-harassed residents of -the B otk eek ae and ises .,| are ta ‘bind. “They are all that we could wish; neat
oa sick on the coe teat two to be moving toward Tres Marias, | state of Sonora, along the South- nH - ‘thebe wre arrive & ed. a face | | and ‘attractive patterns of suitable weights-for Fall
no passeng : “twenty. miles south of Toluea,|ern Pacific road. - .. | @ - i i lues whe omer il on, am Wintar. ART Cae are, . ere by]
oa. H. ROGERS, , Agel Prince Rope where other rebels are known to] “A:band:of' a. ‘hundred Indians| ‘|, | over the fst. ey are all winners, Coy the Ingest gholeile tailors Canes. ong |
be. v raided Rialto a hamlet. -on th : “y . INFANTS’, all Choc., ‘and i im ‘Black, |e GOOD FIT’ “NEAT, ATTRACTIVE PATTERNS
oe Bn Zapatistan, Executed | LY ‘iE ae “ with -patent tip, “Kid Bluchers, - Coe :
. “Do'y. your ar shopeing at. ‘Cohen, . ~ Mexico City, Sept. 9: — Antonio! ‘of the ‘village officials, - : ‘ tuned sole, at -..-...- r
Lackon’ “& Cols ‘store ‘and: | Serna, and. three. of his“ lieuten-|. ; t The. same in:Child’s sizes $1. 50°
- iful| anta,’ who had aided -him in form- Southern: Pacific headvuartere at | The Ghl's, with thi
SAVE. MONEY - fling plan * to open. the capital : ‘to| Em ‘Palme, and killed two men, |g“ |’ e same in: ms ree arter
- the: Zapatiates . on’ the’ night. ‘of|oné-woman-and:a child,. and | one
# The Largest and Best Assorted (| September 16, were executed to-| wounded another woman... =): {2 ‘and Mize’ tena
| Stock of _ pi day by a squad of soldiers;. Serna}, Of” the :. dozen’ federal soldiers | Jag |": PATENT PUMP, ve i neat ‘and

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| confessed that he'and hig follow-| from. Em, Palme;.’ ‘who ..went, out on "and attractive... >" Fifonts, Childs, oa. ae
fal ere: expected to engage j in looting to meet: the. hostiles,: ‘five were! my” “a "Girls and Misses.:...-2 prices.|- |.
® | on.the-national holiday next. Sun- eed and six: -wounded.” my | sy “be $1.25 $1.50 $2.00 « $5.501- |

day. - They also” ' corifessed . to ees
l we te Fevalery of evcky | HAVitie raided and robbed villages} “Will Copy NeW. MP. °° mt |, || gs pte lant,
a men wate elle prices.| .
y deterl ion, Satisfaction . guar in” the-federal. districts.. ~ The; San F Francisco, Sept,-10: the te $1.25 2» $1.50. $2.00
ante Ii prisonérs:; were sent. to: Chalco| problem: - of giving Alaska alga Me ee en
: “We eearry allthe leading mikes in and. placed ‘at the disposal’ ‘6f.the| thorough military : police, system, ae
Ps military commander. . “The com-| may he solved in-the near fature |
mander heard: the evidence : ‘and| by establishing a constabulary x.
Hil] passed the death: sentence within in| system modelled somewhat along \_e “Another Shipment of.
oi twenty-four howra. °° the lines of the Northwest Moint-|y

“That trouble is still fearéd: -on{ed police of Canada. ": Officers at | Jay : SM ARDON: BOOTS 7

a. ae the night of: September 15 j is in-|thé Presidio’ say ‘that such alg’.
i [dicated « -by the ‘fact thatthe system of mounted policei is being | mf.) ~ for Women on
z p | banks of the eapital have agreed |considered “and may be ‘adopted. | jaf” oe
_|to.name one-third of. their em-|If so, it’ will-be under | the -juris-} gf | a oe next boat. © o
> ployees ' to ‘act as gudids on.” that diction of : the - “war department, on . ot
night, arming.the men swith. rifles|and. the mounted’ men wiil be!)
tl from ‘thie government. arsenals: recruited’ from” ‘the: ‘fankg of the |

: + Tt: isalao. learned that the” cbigjarmy. on oe
ae I wee jewelry houses are placing all-of]. ‘Major McGinnis, of the inspect. ‘moh ¢C ANV AS. SHOES
mee | the valuable jewelry in. the. banks/or general's department who has | gq:

_ Vancouver - en b for safe keeping. <0: |just returfied:from an inspection |e for Men, ‘Women, Girl fe
ee ing. .°>--|tourof Alaska army posts; at the |g” |” a — i

~ Bape Fen 41 pa = :Naco, ‘Ariz, : ‘Sept: 9: — Mexican Presidio, admitted. that, such “a my Boys and. Children
- W Steam Heated." ” rebels have: eut all. traffic and constabulary ‘was being contem-| mC] | ,
‘Motor t Bus i Meets All Boats and.» comimiunication: between hiere and |! plated... “He favored: “it bimeelf, a fo. = oe ‘to hand... Dey

Trains,
Cariaiiea, Sonora, Mexico, where} - fap ope.
tn about 500 Aniericans reside... NEW YORK'S ‘GRAFTERS

| ar MRAE. "BROS. LTD } A ee brat has has arrived Evidence. Against. Police i in ‘the ;
| STATIONERS &-PRINTERS — €| roy anit by! American Metropolis |

. “aon ener tata | ) nent | ine ‘New. ‘York, Sept, a Some!
eee |the arsenal at i ‘ort Sami Houstor startin evidence: on ithe subject !
: Prince Rupért, B, C,: - a | |Sdn Antonio,. ‘exes m:the|Of police gratt is likely to be. re-| Ms ||) pA,
; in-Cananea, | Vealed’ in the reports of the} Mm: | °| \ g The hides. ‘fiom: 700: ‘cattle a are - owed ery dey | in

aldermanic investigation commit Spe po j
tee, which is just’. beg ning to | war | gee 7 nang just the seles for of Wall Ore Shoes.
work- here... Evidence .of- graft me OB Me
‘hasbeen submitted to -the:

littée. within the past:24: hours,
,| covering a-period of t
and Involving, :i
&| police inspectors 1
/ and numerous lesser officers. -
Iti is: dnid that twe-police Ingpec- |
3|/tors:in the Manhattan. districts, | at
twelve police captains of the] a" | YA:
.,.|Same borotgh, one -pa ice captain oeDek if .

"/ini the’Bronx, and four in Brook-| w... [1.8 SAY demand for Wal 6 er Shik
dé|lyn, have been enriched by the| =. |. 3 eee | Bo
‘Six | toll -from disorderly” ‘houses and} poy Senn

-: {gambling dens. °: Further, it is
‘asserted that several: police offi-
‘cials. had confidential relations
Favith pickpockets. and’ thieves.
Phe: criminals, is“said, have
been permitted toply their ‘llegit-
‘HTmate callings for’d:péreentage.
Oneshalf of the preceeds of their

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out at‘any of the dozen
pghout. the city is un-