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Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1901-04-24
TOM KEYCHUM
AT CLAYTON
No Incident Worthy Of Special Men
tion Occurred on the Trip
From Santa Fe.
BLACK JACK is CHEERFUL.
He Asked That the Stockade Around the
Gallows Be Removed so That His
Friends Gould See Him Swing
Into Eternity.
Special to the New Mexican.

Special to the New MeXlCdl.
Clayton N. NJ, April "a, 19O1.-A spe-
clal train bearing the bandit, Tom
Ketchum, alias BLACK Jack, arrived
here over the Colorado &c Southern this
morning at $50 in charge of Sheriff.
G4ar la and ten guards consisting or
railroad detectives and deputy u. 5.
marshals. He was Immediately taken
to the county Jail, where ait his request
he was allowed to inspect the scaffold
from which he will swing into eternity
on Friday. He expressed himself as
| we'll pleased with lit, but said he would
| like to have the stockade taken down
| so the boys could see him hung. He
! seems cool and collected and in a good
humor. 1t has been freely predicted
| that he will lose his nerve and be car
| rBad ON the scaffold. The efars that an
attempt to rescue him would be made
have proven groundless. Everything Is
i'm readiness for the execution which
from all appearances will take place
Friday
BLACK JACK AT TRINIDAD.
Trinidad, Colo, April "a" Black
Jack" Ketchum THE famous outlaw,
who held up a train at Folsom N. M,
| on August 16. 1899, passed Through
Trinidad this morning in charge of Sal
oma Garcia, sheriff of Union county, N.
NJ, accompanied by Special Agent w. II.
| Reno, of the Colorado & Southern and
strong force of deputies. The sheriff
and party came on the delayed Santa
Fe train, and We're transferred to a
special on the Colorado & Southern ON
which they continued their journey to
Clayton, Union county, N. M, where
'Black Jack" is to be hanged on Fri
| daV
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1901-04-24
A CENTENNIAL.
Scottish Rite Masons Celebrate Today at
Chicago.

Chicago, April 24.-The Scottish Rite
Matsons celebrated to-day the Tooth an
niversary of tthe organization of the
first supreme council of the rite, in the
United States. A medal has been
struck off in commemoration of the
event and will be conferred on members
off the ri!tAa
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1901-04-24
STOCK.

Kansas City, April 24.-Cattle, re-
ceipts, 5000; native and Texas beef cows
steady, choice feeders strong; ma
tive beef steers, $4.60 q $3.50; Texas
steers, $4.4O q IS. IS; Texas cows, $2.75
"a 81. 90; native cows and heifers, 1925
a $40; stockers and feeders, SAILS
"a SIS. .25; bulls. $3.50 q 81 60; calves,
81. SO a $500. Sheep, $500; steady;
muttons, S4. 10 q $4.s5; lambs, $4.s5 q
s.. 90; spring lambs, $500 @ 500.
Chicago, April 24.-Cattle, receipts,
IL, 900; market generally steady; good to
prime steers, $49O q $500; poor to
medium, $685. q $4.s5; stockers and
feeders, $2.75 @ Sass; cows, $3.50 @
81. go; heifers, 81. .S5 q $4.75; Gamers,
So. 10 q $2.75; bulls, $s.75 @ $4 25;
calves, $500 q $500; Texas fed steers.
84. .25 q $5.35; Texas grass steers, $3. 80
a S4.OO; Texas bulls, $2.75 @ SO So.
Sheep, 10000; slow; good to choice
wethers, S4.75 q $4.90; fair to choice
mixed, $40 q $4.70; western sheep,
81. .65 a 81. 80; yearlings, $4.75 q $4.95
native lambs, $4.75 q $3.50; western
lambs, $500 q $3.50.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1901-04-24
WELTMER PLEADS GUILTY.
The Magnetic Healer Used the Mails to
Defraud.

Kansas City, Mo-, April 24.-1n the
federal court, Stephen A.. Weltmer ana
Joseph H. Kelly, president and secre-
tary. respectively, of tlhe Weltmer In
stitrte of Magnetic Healing, Nevada,
Mo-, pleaded guilty to using the m'aiils
ito defraud. Sentence has been retserv-
ed. The Institute advertised to heal 'aM
diseases known ito MAN or woman" CIV
inlg 'ta;bsent treatment
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District Court Matters

Tomorrow at THE courthouse, Ref
cree w. ]. Mcpherson will take testi-
mony in the case of John G. Kortz VS..
The Monte Christie Mining Company of
southern Santa Fe county.
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! COMMISSION FOR A, MENEET.
Many Of the Officers Selected Under the
Army Reorganization Bill.

Washington, April 24.-The secretary
cf war to-day made public the manners of
5sS mem slelecteld for first and second
lfe,u,.EnanIts In the regular aunly under
this army reorganization bill In the
list .ts, A. Menmet of Las Vegas.
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Romanogli Not Arrested.

Bremen, April 24.-There is no truth
in the report published in the United
States that Romanogli, the anarchist,
said to have been chosen by a1circle at
Paterson, N. j., to assassinate emperor
William, has been arrested here.
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A Gain for women sufragists.

Albany, N. Y, April 24.-GoVernor
Odell today SIGNED the bill authorizing
women iaxpayers of villages and towns
ito vote ON propositions ito expend mon
ey for public purposes.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1901-04-24

Volume TX Of New Mexico Reports.
can now be supplied by The New 1ed-
can Printing Company. Delivered af
publishers p'Ace Of S3.9o.
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An Oregon Bank Closes.

Salem, Ore, April 24.-The bank OF
Gilbert Brothers here was closed on ac-
count of the recent Mitigation Instituted
by the heirs of the late VIM. Cosper.
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st, Louis, April s4.-Wool is quiet and
unchanged; territory and western me-
dium, IA q l6; fine, II q Is; coarse, IL
q IA.
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A $4,000 Fire.

Plainview, Neib., April 24.-Fire this
morning destroyed half of the business
section of the town. The loss lis $4,000.
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ROOM AND BOARD.

Room and board at the Sunny Pine
Grove ranch, TX miles from the post
office Mrs. Dora Rogers, P. 0. box No.
2s4 ME-
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AK;no,s Assassin Mad.

Paris, April PA dispatch from
Rome says that Bresci, the assassin OF
KING Humbert. has become mad IN
consequence of the i'll treatment OF his
iahlerS.
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GRAIN.

Chicago, April a4.-Wheat, April, 7sB;
NAV, TN. Corn, April, 475s; May,
4s%. Oats, April, 26ss; May, 26$t.
Pork, April, $14.3 37N; May. SLABS. Lard,
April, $ss s5; May, $s.15. Ribs, April,
&S.17M: Nav $S.17M.
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CORN UP TO 4s CENTS.
Phillips Does Not Want to Squeeze the
Shorts.

Chicago, April 24.-George H. Phillips
bid May corn up to 4s cents today, es-
tablishing new high water mark. but
only got 400, 900 bushels. Phillips today
reiterated the statement that he does
not wish to squeeze the shorts, but de-
sires to have every bushel coming to him
actually delivered.
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MARKET REPORT.
MONEY AND METAL.

New York, April 24.-Money on call
nominally ~ per cent. Prime mer-
camille paper, q AZ per cent. Silver,
59T,
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1901-04-24

"MOUNTAD- TROUT?"
Well, we'll. what do you think Of that?
Call at the Bon-Ton.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1901-04-24

Fres,h candies just received at woods
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1901-04-24

sHfNxICAN soRTs.'
Posole, Temole, Tamales, Chile Con
Carni, Chile Verde, Frijoles, Menndo.
Chicharones. he Bon-Ton.
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An Earthquake In Guernsey.
London, April s4.-Earthquake shocks
were felt this afternoon on the island Of
Guernsey.
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BRITISH VICTORIES.
The African Frontier Troops Win Battles
nm the NirAr.

London, April 24.-BriladIer General
Sin Frederick Ludgard, high commits
sioner and commander in chief of
Northern Nigeria, and Colonel G. V.
Kemball, with "a force of West Africa
frontier troops, completed "a successful
campaign against THE powerful slave
raiding emirs of Bida andl Keinitagora
i'm Nortlhern NIGERIA. The British de-
fea,ted the emir of Kontagolta after
heavy fighting, 5000 natives frequently
charging the British square. The Brit
sh captured the capital of both Brda
and Kontagora, and released thousands
of slaves. The emirs have been a ter
ror to tflie' country for years, and killed
thousands of natives during the past
year.
ANOTHER SEVERE BATTLE.
London, April 24.-The news reached
here Of severe BATTLE i'm the vicinity
of Fort Darwin, Mashonaland, between
the Charterland police and the natives
from Chintzi under the OUTLAW Mapon-
dara sixty oItIa VS. Nenc~ hri1N7.
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Sunday Themes.


Plymouth Congregational Church
Rev. w. III. q. Temple. pastor. At n
a. m. The Seventh Beatirude." 1850
y. m. 'sAli Things Ready
Trinity Parish Church-Rev. II. II.
Ciowen pastor. At ii a. m. Driving
the Fowls from the Sacrifice. 7.ao
y. m. The Church and the Labor
Problem"
st. Marks Episcopal church-Rev.
]. r. d. Llwyd pastor. Al IL a M.
1.-THE White ROBBED Multltude." 30
y. "a. address by Rev. r. b. II. Bell
First Unitarian Church--Rev. w.
n. Slmonds pastor. AT II n. m,
mt the Grand Opera house, World
Forces Uniting Men In 4 New Broth
eFh0od" 7.S0 p. m. at the church
THE Evolution oe the Family"
first Baptist Church-Rev. l.. 3
rnwerman pastor. AZ II n m. "BJ
the Burning Bush" $50 p m. MT.
Arnrat. Punishment and Grace"
First NJ. +. Church-Rev. r. NJ
Randall pastor. Al II a. m. com
munion service; 1850 D. m. The First
Thing
Second Presbyterian church-Rev.
w. A. Major pastor. At II am.
1.-The Love OF God Perfected" 7.3l
y. m. ION the Danger Line"
Battery Street NJ. r. Chureh--Rev.
III. ID. Brown pastor At II A. m,
''The Christians Desire for the SAL
walton OF Men, 7:30 D. m. "God's
Judgment Upon Men"
North Baptist ChGreh-Rev. L. J.
Sawyer pastor. At n a. m. THE Re
ward Of Patient Service" 7:30 p. m,
-Quoting the Curse
Calvary Presbyterian Church--Rev.
Donald Ross pastor. At II a. m. adj
dress by the pastor: 7.70 D. m, ad-
dress by Rev. j. ". Dennison.
Taylor Congregational Church
Rev. L. l. Woods pastor. Al II a m
Foreign Missions" T.7a .. m. "So-
clalists and AnarchIsts.~
First Christian Church--Rev. II. ".
IinTenfelter pastor. At IL a. m.
VISIONS Of Cod 7.s0 .. m. .sThs
Parable or the Leaven.~
United Presbyterian Church--Rev
e. r. Proudfit pastor. AZ II a. m,
"ApostoIic Skcptfciwms" 7.ss p. m.
1.-THE Awakened Souls FIRST Query. I
Advent Christian Church-Rev. &
p Hayward pastor. At III n. m
s.The Love Of God Past and Pres.
emit" 7:7o p. m, Lots wife and
Her Husband"
Church Of the Immaculate concep.
ssnn--Rev. r. Swere pastor. Low
mass. 7.70 n m. low mass and ser.
mon. $50 n. m: high mass and ser.
mon. 1870 a. m. Sunday school. 2 Y
p. m: rosary and benediction. "a
p. m.
Sacred Heart Church-Rev. ". ID
Brown pastor. Low mass and ser
mon 1890 a. NJ. Sunday school. oil
a. m. vespers and services. T.20 y. m
Church ~ our Lady Of Good Hell
REV. #. ". Prsfontains pastor. Ser
Vices at 2 and 1870 n. m. Suuda,
school, 2 p. M; evening service.
p. m.
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an ABSURD ARRANGEMENT

one Of the reasons given majority Seattle vo
that the registration books
claimed with that
placing hgh hill In residence district
OF
wise proceeding public
They willing rsster for
without time ana much
far place the especially
II the small things In the Of ncon
perhaps be said TO hold true In regard
women While this be
a performance
Of
placing the books Central
Of
prosecuting
was n Ter possible.
legislature again
abolished
facly be provided.
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eicty meets Sunday evening az :. A.
q. Z. w. han. Pioneer block. Chris
tianity and Theosophy, Their ESQ
teric Agreement. BY T.. o. Schwag-
erl
The Theosophlcal Society. Aman-
da lodge. meets At his Third avenue.
wednesday at s.9o =. m. for study.
sunday AT Tsao p. M. lecture. sub
iec'. Happiness. BY Dr. III. Il.
BURY.
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AUCTION sale ~ fine furniture az
Martin and FoK'n ahienroomH. 22is
iHt ave. Tuesday. Nov. stu, at 1850
a. m. Nv order ~ -. T. Mead Of
Fremont. I vii sell a room ~ fine
furniture consisting ~ the follow
ing: J fine parinr suits, oak bed
room suites, 5 enAmelcd bedsiends,
] fine upright piano, 2 fine ranges,
portiereH. fine bed lounges. I
velvet touches. l folding bed. cost
t32 90 fine sidebonrds. dining
tables. I Wheeler and Wilson and
Domestic sewing machine. very
fine ladies writing desk. COM
binatinn writing desk. dining chair.
leather couch. cost $50. I uphols-
tered chair, cost 5000. fine rock
err and chairs. center tables, pic
lures, toilet sets, carpet rugs. lin
oieum dishes. silver. glass and
granite ware. table cloths. napkins
ana towel. quilts. blankets. pillows.
mattresses and springs and lots Of
other goods. Can be seen Monday
nj 22lg let ave. Lunch viii be
served al noon. Jos. Martin, auc-
tloneer.
y. q nicKERToN. general auction.
Ger, 1919 ftrrt avenue
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STREET CAR MEN
WILL CELEBRATE
Eleventh Annual Ball 10 Be Given
on Thanksgiving

The eleventh annual ball Of the Sc
attic Street Car Employees benefit
association. win be given IN Rankes
hall Thanksgiving eve. The entire
proceeds viii be devoted 10 caring
Tor the sick and injured members OF
the lodge
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co ON THE
CITY OF EVERETT

bEAIiAsEs EVERETT AND I'D.
hONDH ROUTE.
Nv. Seattle. 100 a. IA. y IN, 5 y. m.
Ly Everett e.is a, m, z.W. T.is y, m,
Three round trips daily. including
Sunday. IN effect Sept -, 1901.
Connections A. Hsaftie glth Str,
Flyer for Tacoma A. Everett wtfh
Str MikadG Ter HnohomlHh. and Ever
ct and Monte Criste Railway,
CoimRn Dock. Seattle Tell nrd All.
Merchants Dock Everett Telephone
0 ~ ~ SCOTT. Manager
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Athlon and inland FLYER

From Columbia Dock. foot Of Col
nmbla street.
Leave geatFie-sEo a. m except
sundnyHl and 1000 a. M. i.is .. IA.
tfor Hremerion oniy) and 4 80 =. an.
saturday only extra trip n 30 y M }
Leave tfemtrfon-~s 10 and II tS "a.
IN, SEQ and 6stB y. IA. Leave Sidney
--T.5o and 1850 a. m. 500 .. M
Leave Charlsaion--s % and II - a.
m hos .. m.
For Pleasant Beach and Bean
Point take steamers leaving aeattle
az 1000 a. IN and i.is y. m. Leaving
nrrmertan et Sis a. m and els D M
Fare % cents round trip
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Christian Endeavor

Some interesting reports were
heard az the regular monthly meet
Ing ~ the Seattle Union Christian
Endrayor society. held last night at
the Taylor Congregational church.
The exercises were led by Rev. l.. l.
Wooda. pastor 81 that church. a
talk on the unions work among the
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floating population of the city by J..
Arnell and a description Of the ef-
forts 81 the junior members BY Mrs.
Nellie Ross were features ~ the ry-
sninE. The union will assemble In
joint prayer meeting the morning
OF Thanksgiving day.
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a
be inside business
soil Chicago. Within nfty
In value any O N. Y.
Make purchases prevail.
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cloud
tell
Russian
Iiamid a splendid opportunity.
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LnnlING Hnrere

FOR Sale We have n few high-cl
lodging houses. not the kind that
are usually filled with dummies"
ana lot on cheap, second hand
furniture. fitted expressly 10 catch
the unsophlnticnted stranger. hut
some established reputable and
good paying Investments that we
can safely recommend. German
American Investment Co, bi3
Third avenue.
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The world win draw Ions deep breath tho
Stiffness
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WHOLESALE COMMISSION
HOTfETr

5000 cash and services secures in
terest and good position IN one OF
the leading wholesale produce and
commission houses IN Seattle: &C.
tabllshed since 1898. with upwards
OF 800 shippers and 300 local pa
irons, highest commercial and
bank references given. money 10
be dcposited In bank 20 Increase
business. Gcrman-Amerlcan In
Nrntmfnt 90
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NOTICE 20 c0NTR.1.'1I'Ia'fI771,gs

NOTICE TO cONTkAcffl1y---
Notice ~ hereby given thai =
bids VIII be- received By tie ra~-
of the Town ~ Columbia. cesF.-
King. State II Washington. int
O'Clock p. M. November 4, A. II ~
for the grading 81 Ferdinand ,...s
In fald town. between the ws~, y,
of Noble street. and the cent?,
81 Letltla street. az shown ~ -
profile on Ole with the cierk a ~
town. Each bidder must na,,s
lump sum for work complies. srs !.
accompa MED with certified -
for three per cent ~ the -
amount bid. 20 be forfeited n ~
town Of Columbia in case sha -
cesafui bidder fails 70 enter ina -
contract within FIVE days aflsr !.
award Of the contract 70 him.
The council reserves the right ts-
Ject any and all bids.
Dated this zfth day OF October.
y. 1901.
FRANK p. CONVICTION
Clerk Of the Town Of coiumhla
IN THE sUPERfOR cOTTT3
the State Of Washington, for 4.
County Of King. Annie I'm.
plaintiff. Va. David lines. dsse,s.
ant. Summons by Publicatioa. K.
"a, s02.
The State of Washington 10 a.
said David Innes. defendant: Ys
are hereby summoned 20 gvsss.
within sixty days after the dat, Z
the first publication OF this ssu.
mons. o-wit. within sixty days a.
ter the 2iFt day Of september, A d
1901. and defend the above entitled
action IN the above entitled cou-
and answer the complaint Of ~
plaintiff, and serve a copy of yo-
answer upon the undsrEgned stt1.
ney for plaintiff at his office begox
stated: and IN case Of your faliu-,
80 to do. judgment VIII be renders
against you according TO the demand
of the complaint. which has bee.
filed with the clerk OF said court TIA
object OF the said action. set forth n
the complaint. In as follows: To CD
tain a decree OF the court sboys
named diyorcing plaintiff from IL
bonds Of rnatrimony with said D..
PENDANT on the grounds Of crua
treatment and non-support
J. n. WRESTLING.
Attorney for Plaintiff
5na-1i Washington Buslanx
+. o. address: Seattle, King cs1s-
~. state OF Washington.
Date OF first publication. ssptsns
Der zist. 1901
IN THE SUPERIOR COURT On
the State Of Washington, IN sn1
for the County Of King. In the
matter ~ the estate n May &.
Kerry. deceased. In profatt. No.
ssi5. Notice 10 creditors.
Notice Is hereby given BY The un-
derslgned. the administrator q the
estate Of May r. Kerry. deceased y
the creditors OF said deceased, md
against all persons having Gains
against the said estate. 10 present
them. with the necessary y0srher.
within one year after the first TEb-
hcAtion If this notice. to the sud
administrator, at his office. room {.
Bailey building. corner Of Second
avenue and Cherry street. city Of -
attic, King county. Washington.
ALBERT s. KERRY
Administrators OF the estate o. Nay
r. Kerry. deceased. Date Of firs<
rstahftpuffcu Nov "a 1Qdt
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National Bank OF commercs
ptsIAt.ss cI4AN,E.

STRANGER ATTENTIONS
ARE you looking Tor safe and prof
table business opening In Seattle ?
II no. we can offer you any num-
her requiring an investment 81
from $500 20 5000. Every bust
ness opportunity that passes
through office must stand the clos
cot Investigation, and we can place
you in n bank. store. factory. hotel,
min, office, or IN fact. any bust
neRs sou may prefer Kindly call
and investigate. German Ameri-
can Investment Co. Incorporated.
5il Third avenue.
SALOON MEN. ATTENTION.
FOR salc--T'Wn saloons on First ave-
nue.. near Pike street. now build
inrH and new bars and fixtures.
lease may be had for ten years
price. s2.0oQ and $4,000, respectively.
Of which amount Dne-haif can be
paid cash and the balance when
you get ready: the best saloon
property in Seattle today Tot the
money Nc have 2h other saloons,
ranging In price from 5000 a. sl0.-
600. German American Invest
mrnt Co.
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CLOTIIrs CIrANtN,l

sEAfFLi8 Clothes 3reSslna lsso~.
clothes In shape $3.50 month. dyeing.
rcpairinE. l00l Third. Bun 1904.
HIGHEST prices for CASTOR clothing.
InNO Tnvlor no sinrr- nnVd hnIlhln.r.
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FOR snle-lnterest IN one Of the
largest and best paying box fac
tories west OF Grand Rapids: rum
ming niEht and day. with three
years orders ahead. retiring mem
Der 81 the firm met with a serious
accident which dianblcs him per-
munrntly aud his place must be
filled By man capable Of taking
charge OF the office. German Am-
orican CO.
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AutIIoNI.Ins
AUCTION SALES

JOE MARTIN. general huctionaei
and storage. g2lg First avenue. Tel
oak T4g
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PUBLIC DEBT

WASHINGTON. -. O.. Nov. A.
The monthly statement Of the pub
Tie debt shows that a, the close OF
business Oct. a.. 1901. the debt. less
cash Ia the treasury. amounted 60
81. na2 e22. psT. n decrease from last
month 81 ta.ta1. SOS.
sassa-asaa tsaasHaaassasasa
Ride on the Inland Flyer. -.
Wood. load. cord. Seattle Fuel Co.
=-aaaaas=~fla-z----aa--
Ride on the Athion. -.
Coal. wood. phone Seattle Fuel Co
s-aaaasaf tasHaasaaa=a
Ride on the Inland Flyer. -.
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Port Orchard Route

Daily service, effective Sept. 10. 1901.
Hremoftou 10. \. Navy Yard and
Dry Dock. Charleston and sidney.
ETEt MEHB