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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-12-20
SALISBURY \ BIC BULLY.
Opinion Of Michael psvitt, Founder of
the Land League.

san Francisco, Dec. 1a-Miehael Davitt.
ii =, FOUNDER % the irish Land frsawac.
and Rome ruler. arrived in thS city today
from sydney, Australia. oa the steamer
Alameda- Air. Davist mas heen touring
Australia. He wiu not make pvotrac1ed
say II California, ana may start for b,a-
rope tae early part or aeXt week. iR ar
interview today. Mr.. Davitt said SAILS
nary IS zig ously. u ) time some taing
vas done 10 check him in aiS Sili career.
However. 81 IS hard 10 contemplate even
me possibility Of war between England
and America. The simple fact of the MAJ
ter IS Just tAss. England has heeg going
around the world for years AullyiHk and m
posing up0n iEt'e countries she has tried
= more than once. and quite recently. 100.
as EoI are aware. IN the Western Gem}s-
pheTe. as well as in iAe Eastern Now if
she = not 10 70 allowed 70 become more
tyranaical and unjusLin che carrying out
cf TINS policy among 1he republics Of the
Western wor,d IL is absolutely necessary
that some powerful nation here shall as
sumo the task Of doing police duty. So 20
speak. OF standing up between The op-
pressed ard she Would-hr oppressor from
abroad and saving Hands on
1t strikes me-" continued Mr.. Davht.
"'hat the Monroe doctrine. carried out.
places the United States In jas; tAe posi-
ton tha; ! have suggested fl Is necessary
for some powerful government 90 hll. I
rejoice to see thc country recognize her
own power and dignity anal duty anl am
further pleased 30 hear that president, lex
tslators ana people are all SO we'll u a>-
cord on tho subject hut there VII De no
war, Salisbury will not FOR "a momcn, con
tompate such a thing. He ig IA hlg bully
a. he always vas where the opportuni n
has offered Itself FOR him 20 play the Iart
with success. There s. mo fear, aa ! have
said. thss there wil be war over this
Lord Salisbury viii simply carry on gauc
- blun as long as ne th.nks taere Is any
chance ot winning In the ena. n the
Americans stand firm. he viii give Way
and The whole thing viii WIND up IN a
world or diplomatic conferences aud COM
muulcat!ous"
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TnE AMERICANS IN TURKEY.
President Cleveland Tells Congress of
the ~Iep. To frotect 4 lhem.

Washington City. Dee. I9.-President
Cleveland today made a response 80 the
senate resolution of December I. calling
for information received by the state de
partment respecting affairs in Turkey.
The response Is IN the shape Of a report by
Secretary Olney. summarizing. bat not in
Guiding. the Official correspondence, ana
beginning with the massaCres at 3ioosh IN
August, lS9i Ia substance Secretary Ol-
ney's report recounts all that mas been
done TO protect American citizens against
riottrs. shows that while their property
has suffered In two Instances they have
not been Injured IN person, quotes Minis
ter Terrell as estimating the number OF
Arncnaans killed al 5000. and. after citing
several cases wherein natgralized Ameri-
cans have been Oppresslvely treated. states
that proper steps have been taken 10 Sc
cure indemnity III all cases and protect our
naturaIized citizens in their treaty rights.
The secretary quotes Minister Terrell as
notifying the porte that II one OF the
American woman teachers Of the Arme-
uian school at Hadjn was injured he
would demand the head Of the kaimakman
OF Hadjin. Olney closes as follows. AT
the present moment the temporary iull I'm
The turbulence IS believed 10 be more ap-
parent than real a telegram just re-
ceiyed from the minister, under date of the
18th. expresses the gravest apprehension
concerning the ultimate fate Of American
tlNlEftNa IN the flintAItttt region Allr5H the
appalling massacres can bc stopped 10y the
united efforts OF the Christian p0wcts.
He sees no hope. however. Of European
concert 20 that end. He says II the mis-
sionaries wish to leave Turkey he can pro-
cure their transportation 10 Christian
ports, and adds that women and children
should quit Turkey"
Coustantnople. Dec. l9-The United
states cruiser Marbiehead arrived al Mer-
slna. Asia Minor today. Rev Mr. Chris
tic, an American missionary. and family,
as well number Of other famlues. have
sought refuge al Mersina. Minister Ter
rcii has received dispatches announcing
the safety Of the American missionaries
al Marash and Alntab Gudiian. natu-
rallied AFmeflian- American who was i'm
prtsoned at AlSrpe nd whose release was
secured bv Minister Terrell . result ~
strong protests. embarked here yesterday
for the United States. under protection Of
the United States minister.
Gibraltar Dec 70 The United States
ship Minneapolis which arrived here from
Hampton roads Friday last. will sail for
Alexaudretta tomorrow.
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Tokyo. Dec 5-Pcr steImer Empress ~
India 20 Vancouver Dec Ig)-The follow
ina, telcgr m has been received from For
m1sa regarding tire war there. under date
~ the 9th uit A. there were signs ~
IN outbreak of disturbances In the neigh
borh3od Of T1fjjn-Yo on the 22d ult. com
rany ~ infantry waH dispatched from
Naihunsho 20 reconnciter The company
was surrounded hV over t.p1 insurgents.
but repulsed them after some hard fight
ing killing sixty AZ the enemy. while the
Jtpnuese lost only one killed ON the &ith
ult q Yamaguchi detachment left HushaH
surgeats on the 18Th the natives ~ the
uo{ghhorhood ~ Naihunsho and T8ijIu-Yo
infimated their wish - swear allegiance 10
tho Jaefnese government The YamaEueh hi
det4chment dispatched for the purpose
al driving the enomy from below Tamsui
made am attack about noon - the 2ftlr uit.
urHn Insurgents intrruclod n f1rC ned
village IN the Tamsu valley. uoar the
Tungham river After severe fight the
enemy retTratcd toward southwest Tong
ham During th.s engagement five JapH-
.Iezo s1ldlers Werc killed and twenty-five
wounded. Including one officer. while the
enemy lost between -" and p" ki3ei At
Il m pursuit ~ the enemy stopped
ON tto lower bank ~ the river 10 or s'sl
- the insurgents made an attack up1n
er.utug party. but Ido1t Sruda r~pul-
-.I thr attack killing - % the enemy
while. th- japanese had only three wuun-
deI.
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The Wroth Murder rrInI.

Snoh6msh Dec 49, -SpeclaI-In the
Wroth murder trial today the prosecution
treated the defense 10 surprise IN re-
fIs.ne 20 place on the stand two sye-wit-
uesses OF the shooting These witnesses
were snkrr aud Whlmsatt. bartender and
- male inmate of the Gold Leaf baEnio.
The defense demanded that these two hc
put Oh the sfAud. AS thcy had been tna-
u-uasd hy the state bnt the Judge drrid-
tl against them Ollcrt Weed, another
eyewitness and tho principal witness for
tine state told the story of the sho tt'uf.
bringing ouf the TACT that Kinney vas
shot while standing on the platform out
side. WJh his head thrust through tho
door. ana an the evidence ot The pros,eu-
t'nu and tho defense So otr has corrosor-
ated that fact The state rrstc1 IT'S ease
al ID 81 3 motion Na@ then matlc 90 ass
miss the ease nu the sroand ~ lack u sy.-
drnre which thv court 0v.rr8led At-
forufy Allen mad" me stattmeat ~ Vie,
l.ae ~ defense. offering to prove self-ta.
feu-~ and the general aaI character of
the deceased T0 uyaVt thf genfrt} r'.u-
t4tnu Of the deceased thr def.a-- Called
George raymond Frank Hail w la
tt THE Gold leaf Joseph n .ro It.I = f'...
ferry aud T. johnson Mary t I-
tfa.r.ttr,ss o. fhc W5uianr. .ul.
A-tc. auJ C@rk. cooh lor the same tts..-
lied thHt Kane. b4J th~ Same ka.ls a
h's hand S,ak.er ani Whm-. ff were Fut
ON fbe stand hs fft, trterse ~uh' .n
tae u.4.u rouoaofatsd Weed. aut 4u
trat Kinney maie threats fa wA.eI Nr.I
q & uaf testify Whmsatt.s evidence Nas
r .1ufQrt Pes 90 toe position cf trr g.
r..tse. 4t fre ilEne thc shots acre unai he
ia 200 re fnst ~ the time ~ TIE drsj $ ut
au tha parties >eer- Do tAo room lud k.a-
o., aa- threaten as Nrst1 Tomorrow it
fs .Nle.tsf taat the irffnse V u 'ia e j.t
e .. ..
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san Francisco. Dee. Je.-slx months ago
Henry Sleeves. lad with IA years and
ID cents to his credit. left Seattle. with
san Francfsco az his Mecca He reached
this city on Wednesday. The boy attract
ed the attention Of the assistant secretary
OF the Society for the Prevention OF Cruel
~ 10 Children. he communicated with
his mother. and today the young wAyfarer
was ticketsd 20 Aer home. Rose Marie
farm, near Giiroy. Sleeves says his faith
er died in SEATTLE four years ago. and
that his stepfather. J. IL. Morgan, was un-
kind to him. SO be ran away. TTamps
taught him 10 ride a brakeheam, and he
worked his way % san Francisco.
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PUBLIC OPINION.
Governors Add Their Voices 10 tho
Chorus Of Popular Approval.


Gov Sihs Holcamb ~ Nebraska. tclc-
graphs 20 the president. In your firm
stand favoring the enforcement OF tbe
principles OF THE Monroe doctrine. you
have the warm support of the people Of
Nebraska.
Gov. Albert ". Mcintyre. Of Colorado.
says. The presidents Venezuelan mes
sage IN my opinion. answers the position
~ Salisbury that the Monroe doctrine does
not amply 20 the Venezuelan dispute. aud
sNpreases the position Of Americans.
Whether the appointing Of a commission
20 ascertain th, facts Is wise Is FOR those
powers 10 determine. To the people the
drsideratum is that she idea contained 30
the Monroe doctrine shall prevail undor
aU the varying conditions of all times and
circumstances The doctrine il principle,
the estabI shment OF which is necessary
10 the welfare OF this nation. and should ho
asserted and maintained even at the terri
hle cost Of war
GOV Frederic Grecnhalge. ~ Mlssa~
chuaetts Massachusetts @ili undoubtedly
strongly support the president on the Ven
rzueliu question
GOV Charles II sheldon. q South "a
kata-The people Of this state viii uphold
measures looking 70 the enforcement of
the Monroe doctrine
GOV. Vincent CONN. of Connecticut-I
believe oar people w.ll honestly approve
the patriotic spirit ~ the president with
out reference 10 political or ANY other ritn.
siacatiau. and confidently expect q peace
fl and honorable adjustment OF the con-
troteusv
Gov William ~. Tph1m - Wisconsin
fh.nk n is nl right { lndrTae the Mon
roe dactrsuc. and think it should he main
tanned As - the manner in which this
dimcultv might tc settled. think there
is "a qu, Ion. and perhaps the president
a4s q tttle unforiunatr iT tine ground ho
took th'gk this government shouid
4how Il flIeudly interest toSaTd NehezH-
Ella ard assist her 5v sil lawful and iegit-
innate means I think thrfe vii p" no
t~4tfntIrs The fr.-st civilized nations tn
n.. world can settle their disputes by ar
furt,t8a There VIII ne 10 need OF "a re-
-srf 20 arms
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and Spokane. The halles Ioaa,. which left
here At a. n. was stuck IN the snow be-
tween BRIDAL yel and Oneonta. and the
weSt-bouSd overland. due here taiS morn
ing vas held at The Dalies. Tne rotary
pl0w from th.s city was started out this
afternoon. and II was expected 10 reach
The Dalses late tonight. The snow az
Bonneville was four feet deep oa the level
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Capitol case In the supreme Court.

Olympia. Dec. Especial. hearing
Of the capitol building warrant case fas
been assigned in the supreme court for
Monday next. Harold Preston. Of Seattle.
WI make the Argument against the issu-
auee OF warrants.
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said be regarded England : refusal OF ar
hitFafion as 3 mistake Referring % 5he
message, ~ SAID: The president has
gone cunning without taking OUT sun
license"
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Did Not ~isht the >trnthnevIs.

Vancouver =. e.. Dec. i9.--rhe Empress
OF India mas Arrived from the Orient. she
did not > ght the disabled Strathneyis
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r.a-4on Tee s-Tne financial article IN
.r.. -rsrr4e tomorrow ALI preasct tha' t1e
...5 -sYr- - ~ lsraB Dent Cleveland action
~ tfa Neurza -i8B nstter on the anaae.al
~ r.an ~ America S.l 5e serious ARD
-~.f-aetssI. AhHe tat~ depletion of Rae
trsasury's ggl4 vii continue Tor long
time.
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I'LL MAKE IT 4 LAW.
Am eriean Republics TO Indorse
the Monroe Doctrine.
woe Mt BE MERE DOCTRINE THEN
international Law Governing
he Worlds Best Hemisphere.

tr q states From Argentine to
ieNico Are I'm sympathy With the
allied states The North Atlantic
luadron To Be Held Ready for
nty, and Levant Fleet To Be Re-
liIcd.
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u...p ~How Aioug the pp<r Colusnblt.
lH-.taa1 1a- ,3-~a -. 1850 a.s~
sn. ter~..erS .ratsfse! as lAe a. x N -
ines grom ,4@ ~-a-4,4e@ - ll<a--.4s .oa
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Ffra pictures % Bald. Zimmerman ard
sanger - the January 1--WE Cent Mech
Afasazina are giving = great vogue
al.soAg wheesznea-
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--a..1s sHasi starY ts~ 1et ,a - as
tested t.!t nor - a genuine btaad p9s--
a-r over ard over aEala has been
F.v-.z.s that Ayer.R 9Arsapac. ll4 stands
1t.na sfaanx medicines "a the nest relia-
49, fof1e-slteraative In pharmacy. u stood
alone Al the Worla fair.
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LAID TO REST.
Remains of Henry Hardy Laid to Rest In
South Cemetery-ApproPrIat Ser
vices at the ". E. Church.

The Methodist church was this af-
ternoon filed to overfiowing with
the sorrowing relatives and friends
of the late Henry Hardy.
Services were conducted by Revs.
Pickens, Law and Galloway, and
were of most impressive nature.
The remains were followed to the
South cemetery by very large con
course of mourners, their numbers
showing in what esteem the deceas-
ed was held in our community.
Truly we can say a good man gone
to a christians reward.
The calm, sublime fortitude shown
and borne by him in his long weary
weeks of suffering were but the out
cropping of the more noble soul
within. Death had no sting for him
and bravely he faced the foe. May
he rest in peace.
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A CHEEKY HOLD-UP.
An Alliance Crowd ffeId-Up Last Might AZ
Clean. Ind. Ter. and Robbed By
-Four Masked Nen.

A piece Of high-handed deviltry
was enacted last night at Glenn,
about IA miles northwest from this
place.
A supper by Alliance people for
Alliance people only, was given for
the benefit Of the Alliance at that
place.
During the feast a party OF four
mounted men rode up, and demand
ed admittance to the feast, which the
door keeper refused to grant
Thinking however, that he recog-
nized one Of the four as the son OF
an Alliance member, they were ad-
mitted, and partook freely OF the
good things prepared for hungry
mortals. A rumor spread among the
good people present that something
was wrong, and that some black
sheep had been admitted into the
virgin white fold.
The four men were then apprised
Of this fact, and requested 10 leave
Some lively alterations passed be-
tween them, but on being again ask
to leave they did so.
Later in the night as the crowd
was dispensing they found that many
Of their horses had been turned loose.
The greater number Of the crowd
started on, going in the same direc-
tion, when they were met by a
mountt party and told TO hold up,
and fork over. The crowd was then
gone through, ard promptly relieved
OF all jewelry, watches and cash, the
latter amounting to about sos.
At this iuncture two negroes rode
up and the robbers, who now said
they were the Christian gang,
and had no time for foolishness, took
their pile and left, taking along the
two horses belonging TO the negroes,
who are now believed to have been a
party to the robbery.
The above information was brought
here this morning and complaint en-
tered against one Of the robbers, who
was identified by several Of the Al
lance people.
Officers have gone to the scene OF
the robbery and further develop
ments are anxiously awaited.
T. Y. Morgan has constant in stock
all kinds Of salted fish picks, kraut,
ate Fn-Hf
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Pre.bYterIan Church.

Regular services for Sunday.
Theme OF morning sermon, "Work
of Home Missions" Text; Esther, a.:
IA.
For the evening; Fellow Workers
With God" Cor. $50.
Sabbath School at 9:45.
Y. p. ;. G. E. at $3.50 p. m.
Everybody are cordially welcomed
at our church.
&. G.. MCGISLEY, Pastor.
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lie want. TIe..

p. A. Wooley, a timber and tie
agent, is in the city figuring with
Richard McLish as n representative
of the Chickasaw nation, on the out
put OF timber from this country. Mr..
wooley is a representative Of the
Chicago and Rock Island road, and
his prospects for ties for that road
from this point is by no means fiatter-
ing.
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worth Going To Sec.

A bicycle of the most ingenious
construction on which is seated a
veritable hardware man, composed Of
well see it yourself in the window
at Bivens 8 Williams on Main street, 4,
Mr.. Prater the mechanic and invent
or, will take pleasure in explaining
the fine points.
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household

Every household in Ardmore
should have years subscription to
Womankind. They can get it one
year for the small sum of twenty
five cents by paying in advance two
months to the DAILY or one years
subscription to the WEEKLY ARD
MoREITE.
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q. q. McGINLEY. Past.

s. J. Boyd, real estate agent, has
moved TO the Johnson, Cruce &
Cruce building on Main street, and
is ready to transact business for his
clients. l5-iwk
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Considerable Space.

That mammoth stock of furniture
j. ]. Rackley carries covers a space
6Ox4OO. Think of it 6Ox4OO! You
can certainly find what you want in
that immense stock, and when you
do you will buy, for the price is sure
to suit. Two doors east of postOf-
fee, Gainesville, Texas. 24-tf
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Mike German Is certainly entitled
20 a chrome, or at least pleasant
smile as you pass by, for his persist
ed efforts in keeping the mud remov-
ed OF the plank crossing on Main
street at his business corner.
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b. F. Michael general merchant at
Bob made an assignment yesterday
for the benefit of creditors naming
F. NJ. Hill az assignee. Liabilities
S35OO. assets 81. 500.
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The ARDMoREITE is in no way re
sponsible for, nor will it pay any
debts contracted by any employee of
this office, unless accompanied by
an order signed by the business
manager.
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y. r. Mackey, Of wynnewoOd, ad-
ministrator on the estate Of the late
ID. NJ. Lawrence, was in the city to-
day on business connected with that
property. His main object was to
get an order OF sale from the court
which was granted.
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VIII Give Away.

100 pieces of select sheet music
costing from % cents to 20 cents a
sheet. Every lady who will can ~
my store can select a piece which /
will give free Of charge. Come at
once. l4-2t
j. s. b. APoILos.
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Come and get good, clean, new,
factory made shoes and have the
worth of your money.
BOTTOMS q HAMILTON,
I2-5t The Shoe Men.
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DIR. T. S. Johnson and mother, OF
Hillsboro, Texas, are in the city visit
ing their brother and son Volney
Johnson
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Deputy A. S. Pulliam went to
Dougherty today and will do busi-
ness throughout the Buckhorn and
Roff country.
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You who want typewriter letter
heads can find something at this Of
fee that will surely please you. Only
the best paper used
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For SALE-Two desirable residence
lots in Ferndale addition. A big bar
gain for cash. Apply at this ONCE.
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Mrs. Eula Mullins came in at noon
today and Is visiting her parents Mr.
and Mrs. 5. ]. Boyd.
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OoN1 BE- SWINDLED BY TRAVELLING AGENTS.

~ THERE Is % canvassing books which
Z. . . !: \.
- he the namen plan, and for which he charges
- price The and the binding cheap
illustrations. old The books
" printed plates handsomely bound in cloth and up
to and lSelt o OIL the
7essm money. or the following for cash
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Prof. Harry Foote. OF ST. Joseph,
Mo-, is here organizing a dancing
school TO commence next week. He
comes well recommended TO society
people Of Ardmore which is sorely in
need Of a competent master, and his
success is assured.
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FoR SALE-At a bargain, q course
i'm business college. II you want q
business education this Is your op-
portunity. Apply at this ofiice.
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THAcKERvILLE THOUGHTS.

THACKERvILLE, /. T. Nov. IL
Especial Correspondence. Cotton
buyer Potts bought seventy seven
bales of cotton here today.
L. II. Golden and Miss Susie
Onsley are to be married at Enon,
Texas, today, Miss Onsley formerly
lived here. Mr.. Golden represents
the Santa Fe here, as agent. Mr..
Shaw, of Ardmore, holds down the
depot in Mr.. Golden's absence.
Hon. L. J. Shook, ex-judge of the
Kangaroo court, has returned from
a three weeks visit to friends and
relatives in Collin county, Texas.
Bill Monkers is soiourning in
Woodford, l. T.
School opened here Monday with
a full stock.
W. II. Allison cOntemplates going
to the Choctaw Nation hunting soon.
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For SALE-Two desirable residence
lots In Ferndale addition. A big
bargain for cash Apply AZ this Of
flee
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Turn out in full force tonight and
look TO your own interests in the
townslte question.
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Marshal G.. l.. Stowe was n passen-
ger on the north bound train TODAY
and went on to Davis, at which place
be will meet inspector Howard Perry
Of Washington, who j. here in the
interests Of procuring better facilities
for court houses and Jails.