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Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1898-02-05

Rev. a. H. Zimmerman will preach
tomorrow Sunday at the places and
hours named:
Midland, forenoon. 1oI o.oIool
Vale Summit, afternoon. ..... Z
Eckhart, evening. ...............
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1898-02-05
A Bread Winning Education

Is given at the Central Commercial
i College, Cumberland, Md, and their
graduates are always in demand.
LIFE Scholarship certificates, which entitle
holders to unlimited timein completing either
Course, are sold for $50 each until January 10,
1898. After that date such Certificates will
cost S75. Write for the sew Education, !"
which explains all about it. Dec Is
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1898-02-05
That is All.

The Baltimore American, referring to
''the Sixth district" said concerning
the Normal School
OF course, they want it.
Next day the Cumberland NerS, re-
ferring directly to the movement of ''a
number of leading citizens of Frost
burg" toward obtaining its location
here, echoed the same innuendo-
Ofconrse, they want it.
Now, gentlemen, why shouldn't this
region want it What has this region
got to show for the millions of tribute
its labor has paid to both Cumberland
and Baltimore?
Nothing aehateoer bit the right to keep on
ar0rking ANIL contributing!
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1898-02-05
The Reply.

DEAR JACK:
Come, PICK me out of Anvil the BELLS
While in our SET you STEEL,
And CLASP me in REPEATING ARMS.
Without ONE MUTE appeal.
Just RIvET On my lips a kiss,
And CHAIN my hearts door fast.
With NAILS and HINGES seal the bliss,
Leave Pepper to AXE the last
His PUNCH will BRACE you up BIT,
No papers need we FILE,
He'll watch your Locks by night,
PLUMB sitting on the STILE.
The KEYS he holds will SET US SQUARE,
No MOWER you'll sigh for me,
Nor hope you could with TACKLE-BLocK
Draw me closer unto thee
With CRATER love than this trow
SAW you first, see you now.
BELL.
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Roth Alike

Mr. Dingley declined to give the populists
and democrats separate time in which to de-
bate the Teller resolution. He said he
couldn't see any difference between the two
parties.-Baltimor Ne,cs.
Whatever may be said of the old
man as a revenue prophet, one thing
is sure-his eyesight is unimpeachable.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1898-02-05
New Kind of Know Nothingism.

The Morgantown CIV. Va.) Ne0
Dominion sometime ago SAID the alleged
"real reason why the nomination of
William l.. Wilson was rejected by the
State Senate of Virginia as one of the
regents of the Female Normal School
was
he was such a conspicuous bolter from
the Chicago platform.
Most probably correct.
And now perhaps the ". ID. can eX-
plain why the hellish spirit of that
platform didn't keep him out of the
State altogether.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1898-02-05

Shipments of coal from the mines of
the Georges Creek coal region were
in long tons
For week ending Jan %, 1897. ...... GA 0e6
year to same date. 30, 237
increased, IL L R.............5S9 11
&C. d {. So5
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Not In 1t.

The JOURNAL hopes that when Hon.
James Campbell is informed, in con-
nection with the location of the
Normal School in Frostburg, that "the
Sixth District wants everything,' he
will respond by announcing that
Frostburg is not in ''thc Sixth Dis
trict' referred to.
That district, coming westward,
stops at Cumberland.
All Frostburg has is post-oiiice,
and it is reported that Cumberland,
the western terminus of the district,
has selected for us an incumbent of
that place
Can't We, then, have something
just something ; in fact, Just one
thing?
Can't we have the Normal School
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1898-02-05

That word-palnter could not have
done much better had he tried.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1898-02-05

| nconaclously, perhaps, the Cum
berland Times, IN writing ii scare head
Thursday, dropped into an acatalectic
cOuplet:
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1898-02-05

Frostburg has an upto date Book Store
DUKE Il Co
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Saturday, February I9, 1898,
M IU2 UCLUUk A. NJ,
In front of the POSt-Otfice, in
FrOstburg, Md,


FrOstburg, Md,
Offer for sale at PUBLIC AUCTION the fol-
lowing valuable REAL ESTATE, to wit:
All that REAL ESTATE lying and being
in the town of Frostbu in Alleganv county,
and State of Maryland, conveyed by and par
ticularly described in a deed from William c.
Devecmon, Trustee, to Joseph Bear, dated the
18th day of June, 1892, and recorded among
the Land Records Of Allegany county. in
Liber Number H. folio 66l, and the same
property which was conveyed by the sand
Joseph Bear and wife to the said Matilda
Reichenbach by deed dated the ODD day of
March, in the year 1898, and recorded among
the said Land Records, in Liber Number IS,
folio 623 said property being in SAID deed
from DevecmOn, trustee, to Bear, described
as follows:
All that part Of Lot Number Eight lyingin
the Second Addition to the town of Frost
burg
Beginning at a post standing at the end of
the first line of Lot Number Seven and at the
north east corner of the land hereby intended
to be described, and running thence south 10
degrees west, 30! feet north IL degrees west
1913 feet to Water street, and with said street
north ~ degrees east 80! feet to said Lot
Number Seven. and then by Il straight line to
the beginning.
Tins is known aS
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1898-02-05
How il is Here.

The mberland Times informs the
Baltimore 1merican that the city
would be poor indeed but for the
countless In fact, the Times says
that "a moments reflection will show
how utterly absurd is, for instance,
the following statement clipped from
the american
For every dollar Baltimore pays into the
State treasury it receives back less than IS
cents. For every dollar the counties pay
into the State treasury they receive over 81 %.
and some of them get as much as 50. In
other words, Baltimore city is not only pay
ing its own way, but is actually carrying the
State"
The Georges Creek coal region,
where 1.-THE shoe is on the other foot"
can show figures that prove that Cum
berland gets back ecery dollar that the
city pays of county expenses and about
$4,000 over.
This is not all.
OF the levy Of $l7S,000, about
$l2O 600 is scattered all over the coun-
ty. OF this Cumberland gets at least
% per cent
The general result is, therefore
|, County government costs Cum
berland not cent
>, On the contrary, county govern
ment is city investment which re-
pays Cumberland every year the full
value of all its stock and dividend
besides of not less than 60 per- cent.
The situation, therefore, resolves it.
self into
|, 1t is to the city's interest to
pay the highest possible tax rate.
., On the other hand, low county
rate imposed upon Cumberland people
under the present arrangement is so
much death to Cumberland,
The JOURNAL refers to this matter
at this moment because some amuse-
ment is afforded by the Times showing
of how Baltimore is what it is because
of the counties.
If only now we could see how this
great county is what it is because of
Cumberland, how happy we would be
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1898-02-05
Piles Permanently Cured--I

All the latest and popular Books can bt
had at DUNES as soon as published.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1898-02-05

Loaded a Shotgun and Got into Bed.
Pulld Trigger with Toe and Blew or His
IJnab $50
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1898-02-05
Miscellaneous Advertisements.
Property for Sale.

COATED on Main street, Frostburg, Md
II Yields a profitable revenue Parties
meaning business inquire at the
Jan % JOURNAL OFFICE
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Public Sale
va|uab|eRea| Estate

PI virtue of power of sale contained in a
- mortgage from Charles Reichenbach and
Matilda Reichen bach, his wife, to John Price,
bearing date Of the 9th day Of November, in
the year 1895, and recorded in Mortgage Rec
ord Liber I. L., No. 10, folio 90, one of the
Records OF Allegany county, Maryland, the
undersigned, as the Attorney named in said
mortgage. will. OH
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-10-07
WOMAN BRUIALLY BEATEN.
ALLEGED MURDEROCs ASSAULT III
JEALOUS LOGGER AT ToLT.
Revolver Also Csed-Mrs- A. Fraser,
the Victim, ~ Deaths Door-AL
GiIb~st.ea- charged With the
Crime eapsared at tf.tot'. Point.

News reached Seattle fast evening o. q
isf1sta! assault ard attempted f1uf3~F fv4f
Tut A~s. \ Fraser. tns FfrS3fh. a4-s AZ
s3estfss aaoy. h4r facS badly Is Used !t5A'
biess and her s.sd, injured externally ana
internally from 1lCss. ~ .@z~i ts9 stte~s
.ets Fired al heF ossE fortunately nt-ta4ef
isssss effect Her slis2e8 ASA siaIiF. Al 'it-
tertSuss Is u.sstcf arrest. having bey0 sap
t4r&c hs Ci.u1 Fails az TIE point OF
pistol
& W Neai a vel kneNn logger and Old
slase resident 81 Sn0aHsiTrie valley. u 0f
~. opinion that disappointed love ior
married woman CAUSED tire irouhIe- Many
,,t.arge. fse says ghiak that tili0ersSoa IL
tended 20 Xiii Ms. Fraser And then e0fsitnr
sgfis-ltis.
Mrs Fraser ana her husband are we'll
kuoxn IN sns vicinity of Toll They aso
have friends IN Seattle About two years
ago MI Fraser went 10 Alaska During
mis- ahSerce his wife worked as a cook in
various logging camps. She was employed
III c. W. NeeFs camp near Toll last win
ter G.ihertson also worked there, and Nj.
NeeI saws that fl was generally known thar
he had fondaess n hi hear. Tor the
woman.
Mrs. Fraser Is alleged 20 have rejected
Gi.bertson's advances. telling him that she
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was married woman and could not listen
10 love from another man. Notwishstand-
ing This. IL Is said. Gloertson persisted in
his loye-Tnaking and desired MIS-. Fraser
10 marry him She found x Necessary %
avoid her persistent sUitor much as pos
sible.
Mt Fraser returned from Alaska a few
weeks 20 ard has been living at Tolt w :,
his wise. On October ne WAS away. Mrs.
Fraser was visiting Mrs. John Larson. As
Mi Neel heard the story, the two women
were out liz the garden when GIiberts9a
suddenly appear.G on the scene, aad with
out word knocked Mrs. Fraser down with
a terrific blow. As she lay on The ground
fae Infatuated man jumped on her with
his heavy boots and kicking her hru,ally.
Mrs. Larson ran TOR help,
Mrs. Fraser staggered TO her feet ard
tried 10 escape, " hen. x is said. Gtioertsoa
pulled Gtlt a pistol ard commenced shoot
irs: Fortunately. the bullets flew Wild
GIlberts0n stu had his pistol In hand
At Tolt, appeared on the scene. He fred
twice before he succeeded In making Gill
berfsun throw down his revolver ard sur
render. Falls said that he fred simply 10
scare Gjlbertsan.
AZ that time II vas net thought that
Mrs Fraser vas vigorously Injured. ca
eertSon soid Fails that he had no intention
Of killing Mrs. Fraser. and Falls allowed
Inn to depart Subsequently. DR.. ioyeTi1,
% Falls City. reported that while Mrs
Ffser might live she was IN critical
cj;di,'on.
constable Immediately went IN pursuit
OF Gilbertson. who had gone 10 Sultan
city. and arrested him: lie VAS brought
back 10 Falls CITY Wednesday evening
Upon the result OF Mrs. Fresef's Injuries
VII 9epena the charge 10 b. preferred
against him.
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SEATrLE-SAN FRANCISCO BOATS.
Steamer Walla Waila Sails and the
UmatiIla Arrives.

Steamer Walia Waila sailed for San
Francisco yesterday morning. She had
2.d.0 tons Of neral freight and the follow
ing passengers:
Mss Henneford. H f. Nancarron and
wife. n. JOSEF. Nellie Snyder, A. Johnson.
Fl. NJ. Davis. Mss E. McGraw. A. p. o.
could. <. L. Busch, James F. Snow, MIS-
a Osluu. Mrs. II. Starkey. ". Baker
Mrs. F A. Flint. Z. 3. Garland. Harry
Garland Mrs. e p. Garland. Miss A. Pet
erson, Miss VI. Kelly. Mss II. Peterson.
Miss \. Peterson. Mrs. J. NJ Falknar.
Mrs. J. ". Hathaway. J. &. Eaton and
wife. q. A. Taylor. Louis Zeb, Mrs. e. III.
Quien. T. II Shepherd. Miss ]. JACOBS,
Elfred RdsenEren, 4. Markkanen, 7.
nercks, + McKenzie, Joseph Muar. F.
H. Bo.hger, ]. w Ryers1n ard wife, J.
r. Ada- a. Gushing. Fred Nieisen. Fl,
4. Klrnban. 5. II. Crane. Charles Seward
and wife. Rev. II. (, de Beaumont. Mss
H8nford and eIghty-ons second class.
Steamer CU8fila arrived from San
Francisco yesterday morning wlgh ne fol
lowing pa Sse ugers and ~ tons ~ freight:
l.. r. Flint. J. 4. Lacey. A. II. Bailey,
Hsieuoeck ana wife. Mss NJ. Brady. Fl.
& Steel Mrs.. J. Fl. Mckenzie. Mrs G.
Meier. T. Starl@y ard Sit". Mrs. L. Cas-
serbohm. Ms Z. purkes. Ms Il Cowan.
". Steeie. Z T. Dillon, Mrs, .. NJ. Lack
Ms q. NJ. Mcfutosh and daughter, Z. II.
Kramer q. A Wright and wife. - "
Davis. :. Hansen. Mrs. L. y Benefited,
Mrs. Jasser ard three children.
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oHSN soR MOVER.
Fogt<tv~a From Jastice Are Auitt-
plying These Days.

As vas TX pectsd by lhe prosecuting at
teFneys office. J. e.. Reynolds the alleged
SInko man, Was not present or accounted
for " hen his case xss called for trial IA
Judge Jacobs court yesterday morning.
That fact resulted In the forfeiture Of r >
bonds aBd the ISSUANCE Of 4 bench war
rant for his arrest. The fugitive is sup
posed 20 be In San Francisco. His bonds
men are John Garrotty and wife and Joe
Livingstone who answered scy his appear
ance In the sum OK $50
The bond OF the alleged iarrenist. George
Williams was also ordered forfeited by
Judge Jacobs yesterday and oench war
rant issued. Williams was to nave been
tried last snonsh Hts lawyer explained
tina, his ellen. had q JOB Ia Montana and
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would not be able 10 return Tor several
wssE- hlrt had no Intention OF 1ecamplng
sor GOOD. Pie court yesterday decided
no. 70 wait longer for Wi.iIanas return.
TIE lattsrs bond Is aiso for 500. ias
sureties accepted by Judge Jacobs were
Finer z. Maybegry and J. ]. Hays
II addition 70 Dick Rose. Of forged bond
fame. Reynolds and Williams. there IS W.
another fugitive from justice whom Sa1r.,i
Mover X Unable 20 locate. This is Ea-
wara Marshall alias ''Blackie.' who last
summer snwed out Of the south tank 81
he county jail while SheriH Meyers nighs
iate- sal In he outer office and meditated
on ths beauties OF Pcpu.sr. After the
sali-break, which luckily resulted in the
escape Of but one man. the night jas.eg
was removed.
prozect.ting Attorney McElrcy IS ex-
.rerneIv anxious that Dick Rose should
be reeaptured bat so far Sheriff Moysr
has allowed the ex-taii bird 20 enjoy E0-
erty.
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NoN"T PAY HER.
Lucinda Hes~er's Claim. Turned Down
nv County ComnstxSiourr~

A: = meeting = th- boar. . .s.sr-v
cana MISS oaers Rad Yesterday afternoon b.
wss seeded - feteCt - csin 5s M
ISsc.rda FisSseT 90 River Park. - darn
ages OF srcoGrs OF tse quarantine - hs-
rogse 1a~rg tse Gpa;hsy}s eat1sruf- in
TIA: i-caltt as s1-rrDer TIE - tas--t m
g re cla.7'. ~h,ctg wAs fer sl.9a was al
yts~a5 - re r. Ssscsss .sE attorTsrv
TIE resignation - Thomas Nx~-ey As
e1rStaslc - F02lt17 precinct vas received
art arcepgs4. Nr. NaEEev Informed ~
a2ara TAT ~ Nas aren't "a take 20 -
sstie1s-a N SeA-Els. n 81 tae vA1asasy
Ralph Jso7asn vas appointed
CARROLL GOSH 4 co lave Ar e.
Sza. re 81 :eaS- S~rct: ~ f'rs e. % -
So retA.l prise. tgc - - Occ. zea a. and
MAJ
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MAKING THE BEST OF 1T.
Young brooks Occupies His Time
With q Typewriter.

VIII J. Brooks The defagltlng ssen3g-
~a~her ~ TIRE National Bark az Con-
mere. Is fairly s~ttled down n t!s rsx
quarters 81 he county san N1}ch vi
"a Asz H-r,,e f0- che next year under IidSe
Jacobs sentence he has been gwen tire
pleasant cell N TIE eStreF7s snl'F west "er-
rar % :he far lately cccGaisJ ~ Henry
C'rae-rer. he murderer. while under sen
;erre % death.
me y r,}.3w4 81 she cell opeu cat u7on
he lawn az IT, courthouse ans is we'll
,-@r,f,ateA Taken altogether. II Is far
49,, a sl,-,resar Young proeks nas hss1
s,ie,,e.. =, Rave his typewriter i9 90 cesa
ara ~esnn,e$ himself IL dong odd toas for
.Ae sheriff cfIce.
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AID FOR THE ORPHANS.
Harrison Street Home in Receipt OF
Donations From Ladies'

The Orphans Home On Harrison street
and Fourth avenue north. IS Ia a very pros
perous condition and the little ones are
tenderly cared fer. September there were
twenty-five children n the home. Doua-
lions consisting u jams. je!lies, fruit. veg
etables. clothing and other articles were
sent in BY Mrs. G. Wright Mrs. Nichols.
Miss Williams, Mrs. Mayer, Mrs. Rock
well and Mrs. GOoifeloY.
The home is open 10 visitors every Thurs
day afternoon frOm to j clock.
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- -
NEW WESTMINSTER PREPARING TO WELCOME
EXCURSIONISTS.


0
oil
ALL and
oGcs
csrzsn Of
made exhibit
between Vancouver
with This will
at 10 O'Clock Monday morning ard
lines
SASaSs3S
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REMANDED FOR TRIAL
william Howard, Who Walked Ont
of Court Held for burglary.

william Howard was given preliminary
examination before Justice OF the Peace
Aastln Yesterday afternoon on the charG.
az burglary. and hound over 81 the 81
rsrtor court for trial IN default OK 80
Snr,fa r. was -ssnaniei 20 the county ts.f
L ts claimed that be went through room
n the National hotel
Howard IS the man who was brought
down from he hlii a Few DAYS ago u as
Y.ses hv fHe state n another criminal caSs.
We sat quietly In his chair uTtta re Officers
failed "a nav ciose attention. When my
in1ke.i Cor Rim he was rot present. can
stable Whltfor3 finally captured ain on
Sa,,trs avenue near YesieC way
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SUICIDE M'CLrnE's RELATIVES.
Parents live i'm Nontrose. Col. and
Wife tn Mobersy, Mo-

TIE parents y C. VI NcCuGs. who corr
United suicide in a Y-s'er asy lodging
house recently ~ the Use &C jau3aaarys he-
cause ne vas out y work ara painless
I'VE AZ Aoutg1se. Col. TAey are IL needy
ctrcugest rccs, or they woui have = a
TIE remains sent theTa AcCiure's wife
: .C Noherjy. No
His bTotrev-jn-faw - 4 Bowman }ts-as
n 4f3 Reed street Aaheriv Mrs NsC~ure
sent her las; ceut - Seattle In order :hat
t~r husband na.C@T - given A decent bur
t2]. In a letter received ~ Coroner Yar-
de-, yesterday af>erCrar NJ E1er7sr saws
'hat tHe news - Mcs'iure's death uaS a
<rea: shock 70 ~ VIE ard psreuts They
are very agxiesss for f9l particulars
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pe=.r..a the -Chatn gang

Louis EYtxaaft ard {. ; iFo*1 .sit
80. 's..sss., gag Yesterday without giving
80 -,ssof,,arv rot.ee. n g1att ~as one
~ .+A .!en mo accompanied SPECIAL otticsF
p1va> % Iaa~ ntcn- HE Eas kiX'}-aNe
sx.~ n se~Ve g. acSosgrt - s1 pr~x -tei
,.esa-srE- with \ sSItrn bark ese5Sr for pa = x
Y,aaettv RrtxnaEU 8ss ANXIOUS - ca @B'.fa
N~s ~tfrn bur Mr. S93To appeared Oh ne
80, ire0p.,rtuna2x and there was trouble.
giesrev, = srseSr, % the police as persist
-. NsxKar H@ VAS serving sroFt ser
SO as }ese tAe szA yesterday c1eTn.1s
= - -. II 80. Il sffsl.,sr s~Esa IS
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l.. q. r.. BERRY ARRESTED.
Charged With Stealing a Northern
Pacific Ticket.

Sheriff Mover received notice yesterday
morning from Walfa Wslia u the arrest
tAeTe 81 L. q. r. Berry. formerly a well
kaown local railroad man. On the charge
~ grand larceny The sheriff wens after
Berry ara Wiz Likely return tomorrow.
Il is claimed tEat Kerry stole a ticket
from TIE Northern PacSfc ticket Office a.
he depot ard fxed i I'D 50 .Aat re could
reach WaNa Wa4la without paying h.s
far. ore of TIE Conductors noticed -
reyulR7Itles ansf took Up TIE ticket TIE
matter was subsequently, reported at TIE
genera; c~ice g Seattle ard an lGyesti EG-
tson vas made, Nhsca apparently placed
Berry n bad Hight.
a warran: vas Sworn out f9r h}-n before
Justice q tbe Peace frrevs0il October &,
tie charge being grand larceny. The A.
rest vas made IL Walla Waila W~dnes-
saw Perry was a. cn@ Vi7.e an eEnploye
% tae Seattle & International
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WORK II PROGRESSING.
PRECEDENT HtIrs Land at smith Cove
Presents q Busy scene.

TIE 5Te2t <nrrae~, q Eos1E steadily
ahead Win Ia T,Te IT rsary worE a. smith
c1ge- At CEssrAStgls oE+lce Aas been 1EzaA
- rear zSA fnzJc % Milwaukee stree aa1
go .1-s~e w-at@- = - tFors taat rSsE- 7szt
- rG@ >aAf b8nasTS presents az - -ra 81
& Pre- arggsSE Nssg - W. kin rnan are
instantly arriving and 1egartsrsg- Ard
sG~ Gssse1e u e~=sc. 70 s1CS Al extern. t1st
r~EeELAISoEy instructors aay4 Gs~a issued
In nns a@ees s.sAs Ia c1s - &..aHes. - PASS
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L VS. 4isc ,ver 3 yesterday r2ts.7. * IA ,
So ci<sNs sr& 13~ts 81 s~o Ca3f':leS :. Q
ia ->1 naa her eteieu Trcns r.. / Fey
~tore corner J&s&se* street ac3 twenty
%eRes p ay@rae scutH. Ths tn'eNcs 81 r.
SD al yhe fsrA-<->. sskinr .e~ ~ e&ra-
ts~s az % elear Which - aevsrr-sso *
te-gsssYesx. AssEea4 ~ ~ t&s burglars esfaf,-
c.zfx t@a2'1Se shsY sN1as ar extra at~Ss
sst:saty K t1eze ~ polio n = = t1s woes
~ 4 Ii y. kA-EE.
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Lxcsnses TO xwsi were sssaes yeseer.a,
Ior George r. Webb fzsg aass Grace III
I.adsay usl. both az Everett; wuaarr
Slrtss "a and Jennie r Russell (g1l. bogr
=. seattle. william d Rogers lsTj an
ftAtss- l.. Page GS5S both az SAITH
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New salts Flied.

ne f9.io~sag new salts we're fled In
ts.s SUPERIOR s-ssssrE YESTERDAY.
AaFF6s - F1tterS&E W. .. q. Exagaa
- ss-Sssss 3 s.s Fgs3ffgage 81 ~
lie Investment Company ~ John
AAAa@aBs e at~%afe and mortgage, Eka
1issfss- r. Biaos0ssS ~. Seattle IFoH ans
Stert COMPANY ard mortgage,
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FIRE FIENDs AT WORN
An Attempt to Destroy Church of the
sacred Heart.

Rev. Thomas = Brown reported - he
vo..-e yesterday morning thst sc reflect
eaT attempt = purC The church ot he
Sacred Heart wss rne9e wednesday EiZ7t
Yesterday morning a bgrssle - rags.
-NsZys ard parer. saturated T.ta kerosene
OIL Was foBrS against tie from. door %
.hs cAarr1 Several hurried matches lay
mar ths bundle Wn2ie e, was evsaeus that
SGT besaye damage Sas 3oGe
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tseons "a TWO lots ia block G. .. =.
DeaEys Park aGtf5tIryn T-ev ci.fr1 -.
80. 80 enectsa ~ them, a. fheY aiaege was
saou ~ the administrator, Rotert star
~. safauEa Dis ioczs agents Their claim
HHs nos been allowed BY me adxn.rsRrA,ag
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The excursion Ia New Mr~tmfssse r
n"ndas viii leave promptly al :-:s,
~ m-- returning Tuesday aiEht MT
IL :-so- Roand trip. *.i.5o- Ticket. on
sale "t the rost-BDf~ifiSehc~r office.
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Have you ever been to New West.
Minister. Monday the PoSt-Infeift-
x~neer excursion W III take yon there
and hack h"mr Tuesday. Ronnd-
trip tickets $J.5e.