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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-03-14


IwiieAzieli. Zatem nie ms W4tplit-
twofci, ke list ten pochodzi cd asamnse~
go oprysska. W liscie svJylm Grove
powiada. re sig odda v rece policyi,
lecz obawia sic re wfadze postaI'la
z MIN niesprawledliwic skaza go
ma kare bez dostatecznych dowo~
dow. Jesli bedzie mu dane przy-
rzeczenic, ze pozwola rHu SIG bronlc
pred sadem. to .wYjizie ze swej
%kryj6wki dobrowolnie SIC odda
W rece policyi.
Wladze tutejsze zgadsaja sig
ma zyczen,e Crowe'a. w dodatku
policya bedzie go strzeg}a cd
napadu ludu i postara sic. ably mu
ME wyrzadzono zadnej kf.ywdy.
Podobno pewna agencya detekty"
WOW chciafa Grove zg}adat 70
RAD Stan6w Zjeduoczonych
chce wys}ad okret wojenny ma
wyspe Kube. gdyz Podobno pre-"
wlduje, re rewoluoya tam wybuch-
uie nlezadlugo.
%
STAN DELE zni6sl
kary knuta pregierza. sedzia wyz-
szego sadu stanowege. B Lore,
oswiadczy}, re pregierz jest zabyt~
KEN sredniowiaznyn i bynsjmniej
ME zapobiega %szerzeniu sic zbrodnl'
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-03-14

ROBERT RAT, s letni chop
czyk, syn Roberta Amandy Roy
z Kentucky, w. Va, umsrf smicrcia
b~ohaterska. gdy chcia} ratowat
siostrzyczke :swo;a palacege sig
domu Roazice eh9opca ME byli "
domu, gdy ogieh powsta} a m}ody
/
Robert powierzony sobie mia
nxdz6r mad trojgiem mafych dzieci.
City powstal ogieh Robert
PREY pomocy czteroletniej siostry
wyni6s} dwuletnia siostrzyczke, a
potem jeszcze wsr6cil pc niemowle
W ko}ysce. Me wyszedf ato!i wie-
Gel z p}onacego domu. Pc ugasze>
riu oglla z%Laleziono cia}o jego
zweglone lesace as trupie spalone@
go r6wniei niemowlecia.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-03-14

czterema laty obrabowai .
nastepnie zastrzelii Amery~
kanina L. Montgomery z
kt6ry dopiero pred kilku|
mies;acami zostal schwytany.
skazany zostat ma IS. lat wie-
zienia. Ley on obec lie lat
%. .Otrzymai vice S lat
mniej niz lego wspoln'k
TroJanowski. a to ola tego,
ze byl jeszcze niepelnoletnim
T; W sadie do zbrodni sic
przyznal. Zeznal dalej, re
obcowanie re zlymi towarzy-
rzyszami wykierowalo go ma
zbrodniarza.
Pa.
Glory ks. proboszcz Gram
lewicz ma sic o lyle lepiej.
ze przechadza sic po pokoju
miewa JUL msza Swieta.
.,Przeelad" zn6w cd zeszle
20 tygodnia " letargu, kt6rY
spowodowal. jak wiest niesie,
obecny g1owny manager
organista Kozlakie wicz. Jak
blizei obznajomieni utrzymuja,
Kozlakiewicz doprowadzit
swojem nietaktownem poste-
powaniem do tego, re caiy
personal redakcyjny idrukar:
ski, ~wziawszy nogi "a pas
opuScil ,.Przegl9d'' ME chcac
zaosie rzad6w p. organIsty
doktora cd ma}ego wielkie-
90 abecadla, kt6ry W czasie
choroby ks. G: uwaza} siebie
"a samowladnego pana.
Pa. -
.|Umarl tn W wieku lat &c. ia
zapaleoie pluc. professor Fer
dynamo K. Stasihski. POGO
stawiajac zone c6rke. Me-
boszczyk pcchodzit re szla-
checked rodziny z Galicyi.
Z N. J. VIE
lebny ks. M. Tarnowski
opuscil paraf'a sw. Stanista~
va udajac sic do Camden,
gdzie powierzcne mu zosta'o!
duszpasterstwo mad tamtejsza
para6a po1ska. - Ma miejsce
Wiel. ks. ~Tarnowskiego zaS
przeznaczyl Najprzew. ks
b:skup McFaul, Wiel. ks. DIR.
Misickiego.
Pa. w
obydw6ch para6ach polskich
EASILY W zesz|ym tygodniu
nagte a niespodziewane zmia-
ny. KS. Gratza. kt6ry by}
proboszczem W parafi N. M.
p, ustapi} miejsca ks. Ko-
~pytkiewiczowi a sam przeni6sf
sic ma opr6znione probostwo
W para6i sw. J6zefa. - Po-
,awi1o sic tn move pisemko
polskie. pod tytufem Pray
%jaciel g6rnika.' -.
MT. CARMEL. Pa. -
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-03-14
Wcjna clows Europy
przec " Ameryce.

pTZeC " AmeFyCo.
Rad stan6w Zjednoczonyeh
nafozy} ma cukier sprowadzany z
Rosyi, clio W wysokoscl 80 ceut6w
cd lgo puda (37 funt6w amer.)
Minister rosyjskich finansdw
oawzajemn'ajac sig Amerykanem,
odpowlcdzia} zaraz rozporzadzeaiem
na podstawie kt6rego cd wszyst-
k:ch towar6w sprowadzanYch z
Ameryki do Rosyi, podwyzszy} clio
o 80 procent.
Rosporzadzenie to wywo}a}o
gwa}t miedzy tutejszymi mi
Tolerant. Pojawiiy sic wykszy,
&c Stacy Zjednoczone straca rocz7
ME do $4,000 ,0co dol. jezeli Rosya
zamknie swoje granice ola iowa
row ,amerykahskich.
l'rasa europejska a ma jej czeie
g}dwnie prasa rosyjska niemiecka
wystepuje ostro przeciw trastom
amerYkanskim. kt6re rozpanoszY}y
sic pc ca1ej Europe sprzedajec
sv6j towar "a bezcen re strata II
z~dzierajac "a to podw6jns Gene cd
ludu amerykanskiego.
Przeciw nabywaniu towar6w
amerykanskich powstaje " ea}ej
Europe prad nieprzychylny. Pc"
tw1erdza to niejski Robert Porter,
kt6ry niedawno temu, wr6ci{ z
podr6zy pc Europe.
Powiada on, re straszna wojna
handlows wybuchnie miedzy Sta
nami Zjednoczopymi . pahstwami
europejsklemi, chyba be natych~
miast kroki Ear adcse beda pred
7artya agrarzystdw. ktd-
"a Cd dlugiego czasu by}a przeciw..
NJ ma}ej- taryfe M towarach
amerykahskieh ,bierze gore.
Jak sic skaxuje, to pahstwa
suropejsk,e zamierzaj4 wyrugowa6
zupe}uie towar amerYkauski : ryn-
k6w earopejskioh. skero Rosya
ro1poc.el. te woiae lime pahstva
.anierrai4 p6jst v jej tlady.
Ix vas 90
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-03-14
WASHINGTON, D. c. .

WASHINGTON, D.. G: =
Wedle raportu generalnego adju-
tauta rekrutowanie do pieciu no.
wych pu}k6w piechoty, kt6rych
stworzenie zostato postanowiono
przez senat, idxie bardzo dobrze.
Ola bataliouy 10 pu}ku piechoty,
kt6ry ma teraz stacyonowat ma
Filipinach, So zupefnie pokryte:
Kazda kompania ma pc $50 ludzi.
Pierwszy battalion kazdego z no"
wych 5 pulk6w jest JUL uformowa~
ny. Wszystkie te oddzis}y wojsk
maja byd wys}ane ma Filipinyj ably
puKki ochotnicze n~alezace do armii
generala McArthnra mog}y bye
odes}ane do kraju.
Wis. - p. G.
A. Shores z Ashland, Wis.,, przy-
WHO'LL tn pr6bki czarnego marmuru
z po1nocpego Wisconsin,, kt6re
pracuiac PREY roll tam znalaz}. Ma
zarzut geclog6w stanowych. IL 0
1000 mil naoko{o Ashland ME mo-
re bye czarnego marmuru. twierdzi
kapitan Grant, szef firmly "Grsnt
Marble Works., re ten czarny
marmur jest bardzo pieknego ga
tunku. Jak tylko mrozy zupe}nie
ustana, uda sig sam p. Grant ma
wskazane miejsce ola przekonania
sic, czy i lie tego msrmuru mole
bye. Marmur podobny temu znaj-
dowa} sic do teraz tylko " New
Yorku, Vermont i ma Wegrzech.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-03-14
W1EL. x. J0ZEF KARI
PINSKI przeprowadzii sic z
Duryea, Pa. do Ashley. Pa.


/. PAN DIR. FAHRNEY z
Chicago, fabrykant sfawnego
lekarstwa Gomozo, FACIAL roz-
selat pom:edzy Polakow W
Ameryce swoje ilustrowane
pismo .,Swiat}o', traktujace
o rozmaitych chorobach
ich leczeniu.
CINCINNATI, O. Poll
ska para6a Sw. Stanislawa
dotkne}o d. 10 lutego wielkie
nieszczescie. Ko$ci6i Sw.
Stauislawa, kt6ry w}asnie
upiekszono kosztem 8 do 10
tysiecy. zniszczony zosral
wewnatrz, wskutek pozaru
powstatego cd zbyt rozpalo-
nego registra. czyli rur roy
grzewajacych ko$c' 81 goracem
powietrzem. Wiel ks. Lipski
jego wikary z trudnoscia
uratowali swe zycie, BIO p]e-
bania jest pod jednym da-
chem z koSclolem. a ogieh
przechodzit JUL ma plebania.
Gale wnetrze koSciola zosta|o
zapelnie zniszczone. Strata to
ogromna ola para6i. !.
w MANAYUNK. Pa,
zaszedt nieszczesliwy wypa-
|dek. Kilkunastu Polak6w
podczas piracy W fabryce
Pencoyd zostalo zawalonych
wielka plyta stalowa, przy~
czem ieden xnalaz( natvch-
miastowa $mierc a siedmiu
Iodnioslo ciezsze Tub l4ejszc
uszkodzenia. Zabity nazywa
sic Duchnowsk', znany tn
.powsxechnie. Pozostawil tone.
kt6ra wiese o Smierci me4a
do rozpaczy obl4kania ME.
NAL zawiod'a
%
ERIE. Pa. - Donosz2, 4e
Ian Falkowski. ktdfy przed'
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-03-14

- Przez d}ugi GA oierp:a}em
M predtie = %graltowne bicie serca,
1e ledwje mog}em chodzit = dokto-
rzy ME mogli mi pom6dz. Jedna
butelka severy lekarstwa ma SERGE
,,Heat Tonic tax mi pcmog3a. te
snowu mdglsm zrobitJ6sef
Vrana, .Calunst, Mich. - Cena
800 butslka
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-03-14
Drobno Echa.
DAKOTEJsKIEGO

z DAKOTEJsKIEGO
PUCKA. Przy polsk.m
kosciele " Pucku zosta@a u
stanowiona nova poczta, &C
bedz:e ola tutejsz,ch Polak6w
wielka wygoda. Nova pccz-
te nazwano Grenv.lle. Poczt-
mistrzem jest F. A. Dolby.
kt6ry utrzymuje grocern'a
prey kosciele polskim.
SPROsTOWAN1E z BAY
CITY. Niedawno zawia-
zalo sic tn nowe kd'ko tea
tralne imieniem Aleksandrt
Freddy. K6lko to powstafe
"a steraniem tu~tejszej mlo'
dziezy polskiej. ne zas - lal
W1ARusow1 donies'ono - z:
staraniem ks. proboszcza
tylko raczej z wiedza ks
proboszcza.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-03-14

w BESSEMER, Mich,
d, jednego z tamteiszych
kosciol6w, W kt6rym odpra-
w'ala sic misya. przyszedl
'g6rnik nazwiskiem Kuba
podczas nauki ks. misyonarza
Besek, wstat i. poczat mu
przeszkadzac i prawit banialu'
XII. Ks'adz kazat Kubie wyno~
sc sic z koscio}a. lecz ten 9
tenn ami nie pomy5lal. Naten-
czas misyonarz zeszedt Z
ambooyi wziawszy awantur~
n ka "a ko}n;erz, ~wyrzucil GO
z koScio}a. Okazalo sic, re
Kuba byt pijanym i chcia]
misye pc swojemu prowadzit'
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-03-14

OMAHA, Nebr. - Pat Grove,
wrzekomy z}octYhca l uprowadsi~
sisl. kt6ry mia} porwat m}odego
Cudahy'sgo, napisa} list do dzlen
nika The World Herald, " kt6rym
twierdzi. 10 jest niewinnym. List
jego jest bardso obsserny i prawie
stanow,l kopia listu pos}annego. p.
Cudahy'emu przed trzema tysodnia'
mi.
ssef polioyi Douahus poviada.
h TO jest prawdsiwe pisao oPryss-
h j bandyty Pat Groves. Dalej
sssf twisrdsi. assw<liicie nadssla.
nym Grove wspsniaao re.newie
snln ! wynieaia kilka sscssstl6w
4. kt&rJch tylko o. i Pal Grove
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-03-14
Nauczyciel
i o~rganista.

%potrssbny Cd ! KwietAia b. :. prry
polstim totciele y silvell.k.
MINI. Poviaien by9 .dolnym
.ue.ydpo pol.lu ] 20 ansiel,lu.
Potr1ebne sdpow,sdnis lwladeetwa
prx.ssat pod adr,sen: R.v:
zale~.l.. a. silver Lake Ali...
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-03-14

Pa. -
Umarl tn W wieku lat GO. ia
zapaleoie pluc, professor Fer
dynamo K. Stasidski. POGO
stawiajac zone i c6rke. Me-
boszczyk pcchodzit re szla-
checked rodziny z Galicyi.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-01-29

read about the invtsoratinE effect 90
a solution of salt until his brain
recltd. and DE wont home Impressed
with the conviction that 1t was tho
duty of every man e. strengthen tho
members 81 his family aud prolous
their lives, when &C could be done at
such trinipE cost Az seou as h'n
wife fell asleep. he proceeded 60 put
HE Idea % "a home made elixir into
enect by examining handful after
handful 81 salt into her mouth.
The vfrcct WAS magical. II sur
passed Mcrtens fondrst hopea, Tho
saline tnVlyurator acted So quickly
that Mrs Msrtcns became suddenly
possessed o. the strength IF an ath-
letc. nisrvgardius her husbands
good intentions. she threw him e.
the noer with much more force than
Kindness. covered him with black
and blue spots. and then called the
patrol wagon. In police court next
DAY the judge compllmcnted Francis
on the Ingenuity Of his plea. and
dismissed him.
And now the medical men ~ Paris
are making faces az the Chicaga pro-
fessors who claim O. have discover
Ell the salt cure. Tho French dos
tors claim O. have called attention
to the invigoratiug effect Of salt six
years ago And they are mean
enough e. add that Chicago acted
With her accustomed promptness IN
taking up the discovery. and with
her usual modesty, To claiming the
credit for a.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-01-29
TINE CHAMPION or Sa Gas.

The Times. In iahored editorial
yesterday tried 20 defend s. gas IN
Seattle and made the Wild claim that
because the Seattle Electric CO. has
seen IT 60 reduce It's scale ot eharg-
e. e consumers. the Seattle Gas 4
Electric CO. would ultimately do the
same thing~if let alone The Times
then proceeded 70 use its fluent vo-
caouiar y to denounce as eranks and
fools those persons. including city
officials who arr endeavoring 70 re-
move the outrageous s. tax levied
upon the peep u this city by the
sas trust.
The plea that the gas company
viii reduce rates some day, III les
alone Is sublime for its impudence.
The company has never eyinoea the
slightest desire 70 reduce rates. nor
has 10 ever indicated ny word OF
deed an ultimate intention 90 lop on
Part OF its excessive profits, Il has
a plant in this city estimated to be
worth about a quarter 81 a million
dollars. II has watered stock and
outstanding debts scheduled al 81
l00.00e. IA Is paying interest on this
rnonstrous sum. BY Gorcihly takins
the money cut ~ the pockets 81 thg
scople. II snaps its fingcrs at the
public. and saws Il has a perpetual
franchise.
And this Il the concern that ID
getting 50 much adulation and praise
from the Seattle Times. This i the
trust that Is being upheld In its rob-
berry q the citizens By a newspaper
that has posed as the opponent Of
trusts and the friend OF the people
IL is excellent
The newspapers and individuals
who dare 70 nght the gas trust are
eranks. are they9 Well. then. Ions
live the cranks'
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-01-29
ElEcrINe SENATORS

The election OF United States sen
ators hy direct vote Of the people Is
being considered in most Of the state
legislatures which are now in ses-
sion. and the rapid growth 81 the
sentiment In that direction Is becom-
ing more apparent should two
shirsfs OF the states In the union de-
raand a constitutional convention
for the purpose % taking up this
proposal. u would have 20 b hele.
ana such a termination Of the dis
enssaon and agitation now going on
seems much less q a dream than Il
dia a year or two ago.
when the constitution Of the Unit
Cd states was adopted. It's trainers
-. <n thctically without presidents.
49, pse furnished by monarch
les. 50 when IL came TO the govern.
INK rower. they reproduced modih.
cation OF the house OF lords. in the
senate.
IL II true that there are many In
stances In which the senate has act
ed with wisdom and patriotism. but
Il Is equally true that the majority
OF that body has stood for eorpor-
ate greed against the VIII % tbs peo-
pie. Senators have often taken posi-
tons that they never would have
occupied had they been dependent
ON the people for reelection instead
OF on legislatures that could be con-
troIied with money or influence.
Election Of United states senators
by popular vote viii be long step
toward the fuIlness Of popular gov
eminent.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-01-29
WOES OF a CHICAGO BROKER

The other day. a Chicago broker
was fined IN police court for mixing
UP" with his wife and daughter
and biting a section out Of the cheek
Of one ollie RugEIcs. his daughters
suifor. to whom he objected. II
wasn't an affair % the Sums. but a
contest in a home where people eat
with forks and talk about the opera.
Mother, daughter and lover testified
against father. who Is a member Of
the board OF trade.
OF course. the affair provokes a
rrniIe that a man should make such
a star-spansied ass Of himself in the
presence OF his family. but listen To
the brokers closing words 10 court.
.sHe Is a nice young man, but
don't care 10 see my daughters time
40 much taken,up with society. She
s. in the High school"
There IS a bit Of sense in that. II
Doesn't excuse shooting out the lights
but a good many fathers have seen
that MICE YOUNG MAN"
He hangs around the house, r.
simply nushy in his affections. gig
giles. has reached the stage where
love f. spelled with a big l. and horss
sense isn't spelled at all. He comes
early and stays late. more because
ne doesn't know enough 20 go home
than from any desire TO become a
nuisance.
Daughter IL IS. and doesn't know
ss much az she VIII some day. He
f. IL. and may also pick up few
ideas on his journey through life.
The young lady can stand n reason
able amount Of him with her mother
present, but the dose should be hom-
eopathic II school results and a we'll
trained, well-stocked mind are d.
sired.
There are some Seattle people who
will extend just little sympathy 10
the Chicago broker.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-01-29

The Poultry show began In Ger
mania Han with a Growing match
between a puffy bun cochin and an
aggressive bantam. The bun Cos hin
had the best Of Il as t0 noise. but
was drowned out b. a chorus af all
the exhibits except the incubators.
which are attending strictly 20 busi-
ness.
The entries have a right 10 adver-
tise themselves. II looks count for
anything they ara the finest lot %
chickens ever seen In the northwest.
Most Of them could travel on their
shapes. others trace their families
back To the discovery Of America.
Almost every branch Of the chicken
tribe - represented By several flne
healthy specimens.
The ducks and turkeys also make
a very credItable showing. while the
Belgian harss in So coops at the
end Of the building. do their best To
mOnopaiize attention. 1t intervals
two bucks undertake 70 euIiven
things BY a passage They
fight encrgetically. but rather OF
the French duel style.
The rOcaters attract the most at
tcntiou. Even when some blue
blooded hen 10 caekhng n she
had Just supplied an incubator. the
baruyard eagles insist on the center
OF the stage. There o. every kind OF
rooster-from the well known Ply
mouth Rocks TO the Imported Euro
peans. Occasionally two jealous
birds engage In an impr0mptu fiEht.
After being separated each struts
proudly around and crows over his
victory.
The exhibition IN viewed with
keen interest BY the audience.
Nearly everybody can appreciate a
fine chicken. and the poultry show
has some practical lessons 20 teach
by presenting a chance 70 study the
good points Of the different varieties
Many Of the visitors. however. come
because II IL an interesting show.
even apart from its merits. They
get lot 81 fun out OF the amusing
antics % the exhibits.
The incubatOrs will soon begin 10
show how the hens labOrR have
been llRhtened. The new hen. like
the new woman. thinks her domes-
tic duties have been taking up too
much time SO the incubator does
the setting around home. allowing
the hen 70 cultivate her voice and
keep up her social duties. A yet
no machine has been invented which
will lay an egg At market prices. t.lt
the incubators do all the rest. even
10 rearing the chickens and starting
them right IN the world. Hot house
chickens are said TO hold their own
with those that have had the best Of
maternal care and patcrnal support.
The poultry show viii continue alt
week The audiences are good. and
probu bly, will grow steadily as the
exhibition progresses and the public
learns what o fine lot ~ foathered
arlatocrats are In the city
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-01-29
TROUBLES OF salT CURE

All II not smooth sailing in the In
PRODUCTION of the new medical dis
covery, through which II IL said the
visit Of the white-whiskered old gen
fleman, who carries a scythe in one
hand and an hour glass In the other.
can be STAYED Off by the injection in
70 the deeaying system Of glycero-
phosphate Of sodium. II you ask for
that Mt drugstore IL viii cost yon
z0c an ounce, but If you ASK for
common salt at your grocery II VIII
cost you about a cent a pound
Fxa1s 50 MeYfsnz, Of Ban Frsneisos.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-01-29
SKAGWA
GAS PLANT

The controlling interest IN the Al
aska Light 4 Power Co, Of RkaF-
way. hHs been purchased by q. ~.
Collins. formerly manager Of tho
Seattle Gas a. Electric Light 90. A
favorable report Of an electric Hight
expert sent ~ examine the plant by
Mr.. Collins, induced him 10 make the
Investment Ch3H 70. Hurley. Of Ia r
eOmn. f. nov president Of the com
pauy. Mr.. Hurley ia also Interested
with SIR. Collins IN the new Everett
gag plant.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-01-29

INV modern broom house. close
IN. and Iot s9ki0J. $40 cash bal
Huse 81 90. 6 years time house
alous worth price as n. L block
l150 buys business paying 400 per
month clear. good place for man
and wife. 3 living rooms ia con-
Hectlan. 81 New York block
FOR sALE- seattle auction sale
stable. 1912 Western avenue, tel.
Bun lei. Auction every Tuesday
and Friday al =. m. horses.
wagons. harness. etc. All KINDS gt
goods cold on commission. 81. }.
walker auctionecr.
4-toom house on goth avenue. one
block from car lire. between hadl-
hdn and East jefferson. price only
1900. graded street and sewer.
broom cottage ON 10Th avenue. one
block from car line. only gizs9.
graded streets and saver.
s-fonm cottage. one block from Yes
Ter. lot 51xlG9 sewer, only 1lbg
cash. balance 2z9.st monthly with
out interest
s-room house with bath. on zist ave-
nue.. fsBo cash. balance SIS month
-. viii pay cut June. 1906. this is
a fine buy.
4 IntR bHxi0B. new s-room house in
NAMA run iAAHFs laAH aAHtAHH AaAaH EAsA==a
for chicken ranch. only tspo. half
cash.
Lots In Washington add. Harrison
Heights, iatona. Brooklyn. az low
prices. now r. the time to buy.
Have large double building with 10
living rooms upstairs. can be
rented cheap.
store room Tor rent on Borcn ave-
nue. north. at 81 per month.
shelving In store.
In ranch property have over -
ranches on the Sound. and lu land
at low prices. " you want bar
gain. call on Jacob Miller. 49, New
York Block
szs-Lota 50xt4s. SIC cash. balance
- days. Green Lake circle.
tzzs-fsot G0xiza. block . Central
Seattle add. blocks from car.
small cash payment. balance TO
euit.
81 per acre: g acres foreolosed: near
Murray lake terms % suit
stEo-tlt0 cash. Z lots. fine for poui-
try. living water. near car. build
iuR on ground.
sIo1o-a lots e0ni1o. east front: fine
view. fine soil. layH level. hair a
block from car. Fifteenth avenue
and Madison street. half cash.
balance 10 suit.
3 and io-acre tracts. nns valley
land near city. easy terms
Farms and timber in large tracts.
dividend paying gold. copper and
coal propositions Investigated and
purchased through owner owner OF
legal representative.
\. J. TEACHNOR.
80 New York Block.
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SEATTLE.
PORTLAND
New Railway to Join These
Two Cities,

VANCOUVER. wash. Jan. ep.-tn
the superior court Of Clarke county.
thu Washington a oregon Hallway
60 has brought proceedings Go Sc
cure the condemnation az the pres
eut route 90 the Portland q Puget
Sound Railway Co. fer the purpose
~ building equlpping and uprrnt
ing railroad between the cities OF
Seattle and Portland
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MANY HORSES
CREMATED

GOTHENBUBG. Nsb.. Jan. % -
Tbla town was visited by a sfi.nao
TIRE iu the early morning Singer H
livery STABLES were destroyed. AMI
81 head 81 horses were crsIuated. The
total loss 10 property u hair cover
ed by Insurance.
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MORTALITY RECORD.

The funeral fer W. Mcnamara vas
held this morning az , o'clock from
the Immaculate Conception church.
Hermaa Gram. aged %, died
The body Il at Butter
wortha.
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.a=foum lodging house. well located
all ness furniture. all ON one uoof
years lease. rent 80. price slsa8
TATE 4 CO. 80 Burke Building
NIcE uKht once. also sample
room. s. per month. call 81 New
York block
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ARCHITECTS

a TDEAAsp. a calmaa block.
3eMauua a walker 800 y 81 blk.
+ " uoUGuToN. ut-l1 collins.
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CLASSIFIED ADS.


oaH0uaE. IHENrER a 90. Inc,
AfsEfast Company established
IkEg Mining claim abstracts. hns"-
mHut Of tls HutuH LIE buhdlHE.
Haoth WhIttIeaey lfHuford Abstract
eco. eafahI Hahe1 iss lHtamrut ~
Hallef block Telephone aHln 49,
.IATIIL AHzlDlL 90 = y IL
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osrFopArHY

affHH auMh v EiKAET. u o.
g. a. IIEEhHT u. -. loom "a
Collins block Heatiis. Iei Main "a
w. #fffEaTDa fHautIfH VI oaifS.
H4HHy. fHIfd ger boz seattle. Over
II sol tres fMfuta given. ufefatufs
Including eYmUI#fr report Il I've
gaHra work aHHf free yn aDpH.
e4n0u #afe uzplalL Iz.zE Heatfls.
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Diamond Ice = the best ~ costs
no more than the cheapest. Tel
Main loss.