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The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1901-05-24
StOughtOn.

F Compton and wife are now nicely
settled in their summer home atKegonsa.
Hans Guam who has served six years
as faithful servant in the capitol build
ing at Madison retired on Wednesday.
Mr. Guam will now take few wrecks va
cation before deciding on a future voca-
ton.
Mr. Nissen P. Stenjen left Saturday
evening for Cape Nome, Alaska, to re-
sumo his practice of law there and con-
tinue mining operations. He has some
mining interests in the vicinity where
he spent last summer.
DR. Jackson of Madison was in the city
Sunday in consultation with DR. Chip
man concerning Rev Pratt whose condi-
ton has become such as again to leave
but little hope of his recovery, An OPP
Grafton was deemed by DR. Jackson to be
the only chance of saving his life.
Mrs Mary Emily Emmons died at her
home in Rutland, on Saturday, May IL,
aged 70 years. The deceased was born
in New York state and came to Rutland
in 1916 where she was married in 1851 to
Mr. J Emmons. Mrs Emmons was one
of the early settlers of Wisconsin and
her death is deeply regretted by the en-
tire community.
The Stoughton friends of Mr. and Mrs
G f Mcdowell of Rockford will be pain
ed to hear of the death of their only son
Frank, which occurred the first of the
week in a Chicago hospital, where he
had been confined for some time with a
chronic ailment. The young man was
quite we'll known here. We understand
also that Mr. Mcdowell himself is quite
i'll at his home in Rockford.
The place of meeting for the annual
gathering of the Norwegian Pioneer as
ISOLATION has been changed from Shady
Side Park, Kegonsa, to Edwards Park
Lake Waubesa. All intending to partic-
ipate in the festivities will join the pro-
cession, headed by the Stoughton Cadet
Band, on Main street at 1920 Friday
morning and march to the depot for the
l1:O5 train. Arrangements have been
made to return on the 100 p M freight
to which passenger coach will be at
tached Remember the date, Friday,
May "a. Place, Edwards Park, McFar-
land. All cordially invited.
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1901-05-24
Citizens Attention.

Please bring your flowers to Royal
Hall on the morning of May 30th. A
few flowers from each will greatly assist
those in charge to prepare the 40 wreaths
necessary.
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1901-05-24
Porter.

Forty thousand pike were put in Gibbs
Lake recently.
Mr. and Mrs Fred Boss of Leyden
spent Tuesday with relatives here.
Miss Mayme Boyle is reported very
low, with only slight chances of recovery.
Miss Lizzie Herman was home from
Edgerton and spent last week with her
parents.
All vegetation is looking fine owing to
the recent rains, which were needed so
badly.
Mr. and Mrs Willet Barrett are rejoic-
ing over the arrival of a son at their
home recently.
Mr. and Mrs Will Conway mourn the
loss of their twelve year old son, who
died very suddenly last week.
Mrs Mary Manly and children return
to their home in Sun Prairie the first of
next week after six weeks visit with
her sister here.
School in the Stevens district was
scare in the neighborhood. 1t was not
fer long, however, as school began again
this week.
Mrs Frank Paul of Chicago, better
known here as Miss Nellie Kennedy, is
spending a few weeks at her parental
home. Her husband came up Saturday
and returned to Chicago again Monday.
Mrs. J. No matter what causes facial
eruptions. absolute cleanliness inside and
out is the only way to cure them. Rocky
Mountain Tea taken this month will
drive them away. 35c. Perry & Doty
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1901-05-24
Attention.

All members of the Ell. S. Swift Post
and Relief Corps together with all sol
diers, sailors and marines of the late
wars are requested to meet at the base
ment of the M. e. church Sunday eve
ming, May 26, at 1880 to form line and
march into the audience room for the
annual Memorial sermon.
By order,
A. ALDER,
j. G.. O'CONNOR, Commander.
Adjutant.
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1901-05-24
ROckdaIe.

A Hetland is in Mcfarland this week
attending the Synod.
Henry Stewart is having the sand
hauled for his new house.
Mr. Lindberg of Madison was in town
last week on business.
Oscar Tellefson of Krogville spent
Sunday with relatives in town.
Martin Holverson of Amos called on
Holver Nelson last Monday.
The ladies society met with Mrs John
Mathison last Thursday.
Clara jackson attended the ladies So
ciety at Mrs Haakenstad's in Cam
bridge last Thursday.
G o Tellefson has started grocery
department at Amos, occupying the new
house built there before the burned.
Lewis Anderson and family arrived
here last Friday from the northern part
of Minnesota. They intend to make
this place their future home.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-10-10
HOW MANY STEPS GOES THE WIFE TaKEa

by the mistress
tho
standpoint of curl.
esity. but a
Household proposes
discover housewife day
and the problem
the house by the
tins IN order her house for the comfort family
Der the total mileage startling
steps do the
work % three four deserves
the Han Fame The New
20 thinking about THIS matter
taking and the
travel without Sacrificing
scented with medals OF honor and elevated the
of household washing
making ant
mighty
family Is wee or she has good servants al
uanhushand 10 md Thoroughly
good dinner waiting ready FOR him
late ne nnd his wife cheerful
not adiantframs
ed
the rs and IN three little
All OF which Is grateful
FMS few thousand benefit
though he's pret, wife
VIII not SIT down with her husband
Ter HIS business them quietly
Keep the household closer
necessary Just as hundreds Of hous
But how hushandsgod
vile and figure and scheme with
daily work % the homeF How
household business establishment the ONCE
cowntown ~ under the special
In some respects their exceence woefuiy
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-10-10

EGNW Dramadc School prepares p4-
nils Tor dramatic md OpffaNr
ftaKe. advanced pupils anlnhsd
aud brrifr accepted Dol sl0ru-
ton Rud orHtorys VII furnish plays
and coach dramatic eiubas Tues
DAYS ana Ffidayr g fIalZeAe
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PATENT ATTORNEr
rAINrnRs

parnts 4 Co, la--5 starr-noyd buIldins
y. r.. ADAMS. drafting. Colman hid.
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F0P PLANKINC
Pine STREET
Other Matters Come Up Before the
Board Of Public Works

The board OF public works has let
the contract for planking Pike street
from Seventh avenue 10 East Madl-
son 20 Th0rsung a Llndland. for So
73l. The other bidders we're Holt A
Mcclure. 1851. ID. Dow q Co, sif.-
1905. j. Kaiberg. tii.l5s. and j. y.
Bailey. fi2, 80.
The plankinE Is 10 be six inches
thick. II will be on the south side
10 Boylstod avenue. and from there
on 20 Madison street on the north
eide. One half o. the expense is TO
be charged % the general fund
Holt a MCGUIRE submitted a bid
OF tff05.s5 on sidewaiking and park
ing Prospect street from Queen Anne
avenue TO First avenue north. "a
Mr.. Thomson was not present the
matter went over till Saturday.
The Seattle Cataract co. applied
for permission 20 erect a pole line
from Seventh avenue and Jefferson
street. to Spring street. and on
Spring to Western avenue. also on
Weller street from Third avenue
south % Rainier avenue. The petit
ton was referred to the franchise in
Hpector.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-10-10
AUCTION SALES

AUCTION sale OF furniture AZ Mar
tin and Fox new auction rooms.
21is First ave. Friday. oct. 18th.
M 1890 "a m, z rooms of furniture.
moved from COS 10Th avenue. al
fine goods ana used only two
months fine carpets. very fine
body brussels carpet. 81 yda.. enam-
eled beds. fine oak ffta. aldeboard.
dining table. chairs. rockers, com
binetinn writing desk. couchea.
lounges. ! fine range. dishes. gran
ite ware. pictures. I5 rugs. 20 toilet
HrtH. % fine new cook efGveR. sam
ple lot fine Singer machines. /
oak FIAT top writing desk. cost $40.
% fine parlor lamps, samples. fold
inF hrds. blankets. pillows. quilts.
and lotH u other goods. also fuil-
blnodcd Jersey helfrr. fresh. don't
forget number, 1918 First ave. Joe
Martin, nuctionceF
r. o nicKERTCS. general auction.
ter 1872 FIRST avenue
JOE MARTIN. general auctloneer.
22ig First avenue.
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WM n. bGIIAEh attorney al law
Suits prosecuted and defended boz all
courts. - ycnrh. experience. Proceed
inEs in bankruptcy C0mpaulea lncor.
pUrated. AbHtfacta carefully egpm-
irrd. Collections made ln an paFth
~ tho United states. Highest M
merciai and bank references. ug
Third avenue. Phone. Main 100
II y FOSTER. Mutual Life building.
Phone. Main 49,
PRANK T. WtEaTLiNG. Boston blk.
~ . MARTIN 30 Mutual Life BID
} a KELLOGG. 20 Bailey build ~
~ u. LAABuTH gt5 Pacific block.
a g. MACDONALD. 80 Burke III
Root. Palmer 4 brown. fioneer III.
y. e. cONoFEk. ,t-sa nalier building
LYMAN f.. KNAPP 10 Halter buildins
q WAND KEMP g. nurke huiid1 3
J. y DorGLAA nj Sew York bit.
HORACE pETER iis New YORK blk
PIERRE T. PERRY. 80 Burke block
81 81 LANgLAND fG ~ ~ hloc x
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QUEEN ANNE
CAR SERVICE

This morning the Seattle Electric
Co resumed ~ former method Of
operating the West and East Queen
Anne cars. For some weeks there
have been two cars kept M the top
e - MlA IN g-deL. tbat ga-gaengerF
for East and West Queen Anne
might BE- transferred with equal IN
cilltY. This plan was taken by the
company 20 ascertain which branch
received the greater patronage. II
deye,Gped that n much larger proper
flon Of travel was received on the
west Branch and hereafter cars will
run through on that line and Il will
b necessary 10 transfer 20 the east
branch. a ten-minute service viii
hereafter be given on the east
branch until midnight. The eched-
uIe ~ the west branch cars viii re-
main unchanged.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-10-10
A. Benson MISSING

A. Benson. a man 80 years old. IL
missing from his lodgings at the
aachiniats' Home on lower First
avenue. W. Murray. friend Of the
missing man. reported the matter AZ
police headquarters. Mr. Murray
believes Benson has met with foul
play.
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HrLr WANTrD-NALE

BELL BOY f2s. and side money: 20
men n.25: yard men. lumber
pliers t2.0Q. 100 men on grade, s. g
70 s3Qa. ) dishwashers. $500 xueen
city Employment Bureau. i0i4 ard
ave, phone, Black gT2l
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KNOWING wHEn YOU aRE LICKED"

The IN jubnance Of victory
pals the Hight spikes win
which the them
is
reaches Of the Atantc en-
Dekaer Wilhelm has spoke:
Hateful words William challenge The
Presence would humble Sswouid trophy
70 the land Of bologna and beer the world
Del aIseri"
This i no light matter Can It be
q that William OF the he
not commanded that
al not accomplish traineda
week the fashion for all the
Lord Of the Rhine with
Fate Let the cup vereny wrap Il
IN pink cotton bind II with ribbons md say;
majesty desired
Have with u.s. sposmen know when we are
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rnnRELIA REPAIRI,e


SINGLE man wants room ard hsT
within 5 blocks OF End ard Rss:
answer must state reaxsazA4
terms. O. r. NJ, Star.
FIVE men with teams and ss-1s--s
Bred KuEensfpck. 14th ard x A.
WIRE. THOs AND PLATING
49, 49, >1xesesers.~
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DIR. FONDA NADEAU-Eye. ear. nose
and throat sU Burke building.
pR. kIBBE Bailey hunding
DR. J. A. Mackinnon. Z Chaplin bid.
IN. sHEL LABAR6ER. HlnckleY
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Drowned In the Far North

George stabeli. a former resident
q Port Angeles was drowned bout
September u Ia the Tnsiiua river OF
the Copper river country. st tho
time Of his death sfabeii was att
tempting 20 ford the stream with a
mule. The animal waH swept from
his feet BY the current. which also
carried the unfortunate man beyond
the resoh Of assistance.
The decea sod was on his gvav 10
the Yukon. toge< her with A. 70. Nc
Evoy. He had passed the summer
In the Delta country and had been
unfortunate In losing his OUTFIT.
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Athlon and INLAND FLYER

From Columbia Dock. foot Of Col
umbla street.
Leave EeatiIc-ss0 a. m. (orcept
SundayNl ana 10 % a. m. lsis p m.
gf1r Hrsmtrion only) and 60 y m
Saturday only extra trip rs % =. M
Leave ifremerton-s. and II e. a.
m 90 and 6.i5 p. m. Leave sidney
80 80 and ~ Dc q. m. 600 \. ~.
Leave Charieston-s.o and fi.1s "a.
m. 6.ut =. m.
For Pleasant Beach and Hean
Point take steamers leaving Seattle
- DO 20 a M and rs p. m. Leaving
Hremer'ou 90 s;i6 d. m. and els pm.
Fare 70 certa round trip.
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WANTED - NRchinists. mouiders,
holieFmakers and hlao&smlths and
pattern makers 10 keep away from
Seattle: strike on. Iron Trades
Council
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Ordered Repaired

The ship Joseph y. Thomas, which
left Puget sound several days ago
vvlih cargo ~ coal for San Fran
cisco ard returned IN n leaking con-
ditlon. has been ordered discharged
and repaired by the local marine in
epectoTe. The order was issued yes
fcrday BY Capt Bryant.
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90 oN TftE
CITY OF EVERETT

@NA lsA~ t-NENtAsAE AND En-
dQ&Us ROUTE
= W. SEATTLE - a. m. ~ m. p. m.
I.N Everett y m, 2 10. Tis D. m
Three round tfipa daily luciudlns
sunday. iH effect sept - ini.
Connections A. Seattle win Str
Flyer fnr Tacoma ~ Everett with
Str MtaHfu fuf HnahHmtfh ard Ever.
ett and Monte Criuta Halfway
rHiwHu Dock seattle Tel He'd 1ri
Merchants Dock Everett Telephone
g. p ~ SCOTT. Manager.
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PNOF JOHNsTON. the oelehrated
CONTRACTORS ana BuILDERs

BROMLEY & WELLS general COZ
tractors. "a starr Boyd building. Tel
Main s5q
sopERQUIsT 8 RosELEAF, shops
AT 2lS-220 Spring street.
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pNiNrING Am nINnINC

MARKET Report. Printing 4 pubiieh-
lng Co. high grade Job printine. pa
Spring street Tel Bun 6ls.
BULL BRpS. commercial printer.
Bog 500 SIS Washington hidp. ,ver
Trecn'a shoe store Tel White asa.
METROPOLITAN Press. Inc .so--ii
And ave. s. and i0l-G West Wash.
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CLASSIFIED ADS.
AnsTItACT or TiTLE

THEMPEH 4 co. ino.
Abstract Co.. established 1888. hiiu-
inR claim abstracts Basement of tho
Mutual Life building
Booth Whitticefy Haufmd Abrtfast
Co, established 1900. basement n
Halter block. Telephone. Main lH
sEATTLE Abstract CO.. 81. y lick.
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National Bank Of Commences
nUsINt.ss COLLECTS

CLARKE Prrnin shorthand nch33.
lrIiyidual Instruction. = Boston.
LEO Business College. tnion-ad. ln-
dividuai instruction az subjects
BEST methods ard teachers Acne
Business College. Second and PHO
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THREE Mattresses. s. 20; / short
hour. $3.50. ! housskeeper. out Of
city. ? chamber maids. 100 girls,
easy work, $1,000 Sueen City En-
ployment Bureau, 1914 Ord ave,
phone, Black s1ti.
Prontahia WORK. slttl PIC ponEIss
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GOOD HEALTH

Makes a man equal 10 any err.
gency. Disease makes him unssss
70 the ordinary duties Of life.
MAKE NO MISTAKE
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PROF. SHELDON.
THE FIRST REGISTERED AS
WELL AS THE FIRST LICENS-
ED PIANIST EVER IN Sc
a TT l. r. AGAIN RE-
TT Ms To THE
rnnE sIirI-nnN

ED PIANIST EVER IN Sc
AT 4 l. r. AGAIN RE-
TrR ms To THE
CITY.
Sheldon. the
WORLDS greatest paimist and clair
Nuyant, may be consulted daily on
all affairs of life Prof sheldon's
work iu entirely different from 9th
er mediums. and seif-styled clair-
Voyauts. No darkencd rooms or
cabinet. but everything done IN the
broad. open light Of sober sense
land you ia possession Of yoursl.
lie positively refuses TO accept q
Zee IN advance for readings or epe-
Cial work until he is through, ana
not then N you are not perfectly
satisfied. His Information and add
vice on marriages, divorces. scpp-
rationa love and family affairs,
business transactions, lawsuits,
etc. are accurate and truthful. He
rcunltes the separated. settles low.
ers' Quafrels. causes speedy mar
ringes. locates hidden treasures,
cures FITS and drunkenness. adj
yises YOU as 90 whether or not you
WIN be succossful In mining or IN
business. Re looks into your hand
and tells you what ails you. and
oftcntimes by good advice. gives
you back your lost nerve and en-
ergy. No matter what trouble YOU
may have, call and he viii help
you.
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nrsfNrss cnII.r.Es
cLAInvoYANTs

\. " School TeicS1sp6S. PiooScT.
Wi SONS Mod. Bun coll Main sis
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ATroHArls-AT-LAw

DIN GRAHAM. a-zg Mcdonald Blk.
9 vs. uOr0nTON HfIl Collins
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FIVE mon with trans and Hcrapsrr
Fred Rusenatock. gtth and r. Fir.
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The suggestion made through citizens CON-
oe formed to endeavor
rnachns OF this city
the Of the people has
the whole adjusted a. IL
can BE- Win due regard % the lntere.a
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FOR gas and electric fixtures. XII
bourne &. Clark Co. $40 s-cord Ave.
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BARGAINS tn secondhand household
goods. call az Red Front Furniture
Company. we can give you nne sec
ond-naud cook stoves. bedroom sela.
crrprf- th'- LOOK - seaf a. 1'w
for half the money. lie and ne Ses-
ond avenue south.
ApNERrlSlNG rates Of an magazines
ana newspapers furnished on apNu-
cation The G. Y, White Advertish <
Bureau. New York building. Seattle.
GOOD things 20 eat; home cooIIns
only, lbc and mp. Homo Restaurant
and Bakery. a2l Third avenue
SEE LLOYD. briscoe 4 lloyd. s. HincK-
~ block, about your homes for cash
or deferred payments.
THE cheapest place to buy OF aud
gasoline IA from the Olympic OIL Co.
si1 Third avenue. Tel Main 9gi,
oNYnONoR Victory" the genuine.
cures all diseases; avoid limitations
@ Mcdonald block.
WANTED Old gold and silver. He
Henscl, mfg icwelcr Is Hlnckley..
LADIES. try n hath. Mrs. TAFT. care.
ful maesagc Wi rhlru avenue
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aGXIfIg CIoinea lfraalrR %.
clothes lu rhaUr 81 N muuin dy"plt
repairing iWi Third Bun 1908
luCilEfT prices for oam-on c.atl.rS.
Bnva TAYLOR. 10 Htafr- BOYD buid'1 B.
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nA.ll,n -AlAnI.n1rs

PROF. LITTLE. Teacher ~ bail room
and fancy dancing. aiZ Mud.aDn.
Phone Buf 6si.
DANCING Lessons. private 90 90 ritft-
81 daily Prof wilson Dan"inE
School Hnuke block
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. osa,rsl Park

The special committee on a central
Is located park was Instructed 70
take action toward securing the ten
acre tract IN penny'R broadway al
dillon. This proposition f. fqr the
city 60 buy the land
oliver H r. La Parse and "
Nicf 81 this city. and "a. g. HUMAN
otto. ~ Tacoma were eiscted pew
members The iAttcg has large bust
ness interests In Seattle.
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90 90 Spinning for bicycle repair.
Ha assaa
IA ROCHE. removed 70 sii First.
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Port Orchard Route

Daily service. effective Sept. 10. 1901.
Hrcmrrt1n a., 8 Navy Yard aud
Dry nockl. CharieHtan and Sidney.
ETF NfEtNfH
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1908 Third avenue, corner OF Seneca
street.
palnlisffy tRuuht AFaattr,,trtt- $50
MINISTRY AAAhhNs MeulumlStlC per-
sons developed
Homo ali H.. e..s-

Home all day Sunday.
NINE. Peterson. well known
throughout Europe and America as
the worlds groatest trance medium
tells past and future. gives business
advice. adjusts family troubles. trac-
cs lost and stolen property, ctc.; sha
~ the medium who forctold Kitty
o hng s. q. rlls 80 e .v!4- a-s.l. kl-e-i'
bN Harry Hayward Of Minneapolis.
call on this gifted woman and shs
VIII send you away happier. wiser
and capable. OF bcigE successful "a
any undertaking, her charges are cN-
tremely reasonable. and never more
than so-called ciairvuynnts who give
Inferior readings, MI business con-
fideutiai: her clients include all class
csc. open Sundays, Hours q. m
20 s q. m, Grand Pacific hotel, Ills
First avenue Room y.
PROF. JOHNSTON, the celebrated
clairvoynnt and pnlmist eighteen
years experience; readings N.OO;
hours, 10 a. m. TO 9 y. m. PALMS.
try taught. Mediumistic persons
developed. Rooms I and Hotel
Leland. Sl3 Second avenue.
MADAM CAROLINA - The well
known, wonderful clairvoyont me-
dunn. tells past present and flu
turp; names given. palmlst read
ings and cards. 25c up. Room G.
1S8iM Second avenues
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personal

N. Observation-Disclosures. paper
hanElne. kalsQmInlng. los2 Pine.
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THE Canal.
QUESTION
Also Auditorium and Central
Park Matter Before
Chamber

Tho chamber 81 commerce is not
satisfied with the decision ~ the act
inr secretary or war that congress
alone can yharse the plans fnr the
Lake Washington canal The Hrcrv-
tary of war was asked Co make an
estimate ~ constructing the canal
provided there WINS hut one lock lu-
stead uf two and that one Ca be built
az the salmon bay entrance % the
canal Hr nnsw cred the request by
stating thbt~s.r was unauthorized Go
mako an estimate unless % was in re-
aponae Co an order 81 congress. which
body alone could make changes and
plans.
Tho canal committee % whom the
letter was referred. reported YsHter-
day 20 the chamber OF commerce
that the action % the secretary
seemed 20 follow the law ON the sub
tect. N recommended that steps be
taken 90 have congress take the ne
crssary action.
Says Statement u Wrong
judge J. }. Mcanvra. IN an address
maintained that the decision was In
correct and believed Dc had been
made only after "a brief reading II
the law. lie stated that in 1881 plans
AHeHHA N'NaAN HHNNNNHH NNA| NAN NAIHaA
~ cougfcas ana that tho law asa not
now contain provision that would
require congressional action.
ON motion Of Judge McUlivra the
following committee was unanimous
I ~ appointed 20 agt with chs canal
committee 90 take up carefully the
matter nni a. thoroughly luNesfira g.
the provisions % the law and the de-
ciHion ~ The war department J. J.
Mciilvra, John p iioyt. ,. 4. Hart
man. r. ". Cllsa and ,. r. Meikic.
The Au1itorium
No action was taken on the report
Of the Auditorium committee relative
20 the proposition that the national
guard erect an hrmory on the Old
university grounds. The cumwittru
stated that " would he 30 days bee
I fore Il was known whether the de-
sired lease 81 the university grounds
could be secured
q Central Park
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Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1901-01-16

The Volunteers are doing a great
work among prisoners and especially
those discharged from penitentiaTies.
There are about $4,000 prisoners in
the state penitentiaries of the Union,
whose average term of service cannot
be over three or four years. This
throws back upon the community from
10000 to $4,000 hopeless criminals
yearly, men whose prison experience
has seldom softened them and whose
public record has put them outside the
pale OF hope. Two Hope Halls" are
now in operation. one in New York and
one in Chicago, the former having
been opened four years since and the
latter only two. Between 5000 and
5000 men have been received, shei-
tered and encouraged to begin life
anew by means of these institutions.
Seventy-five per cent of those thus be-
friended have done well after obtain
ing employment.