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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-10-28
crazed With Drink

James o'DoneIi wound up a pro-
tracted spree early this morning by
falling to n brick pavement. thereby
cutting a cash several inches long. In
his scalp. He was brought 10 police
headquarters. where Dr. Ludlow
served up the wound. The man was
crazy with drink however and aa fast
as bandages were put on he tore
them OF. II was not until opiRtea
were given him that a bandags could
Be kept on his head.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-10-28
MAKES VERY
BAD CHARGE
u All Engelk Says Is True, Wilson
Is a Terror

Henry EpRelk. an employe u the
Seattle cider ana pickiinF works,
claims that Albert Wilson, long
shufeman beat, robbed ana attempt
ed 10 murder him Saturday night IN
n cabin ION the tide flats IN the
southern part ~ the city. Wilson
was arrested by Policeman Smith,
ana Engelk was held AZ a witness.
The latter alleges that Wilson en-
ticed him into n cabin and. after as
raultlng him. stole $50 from his
pockets. Engelk says Wilson then
carried him toward the bay. intend
ing 20 drown him re fought him
self loose and Wilson ran away
The police were notified and Wilson
was arrested. The prisoner denies
that he did more than give EnFelk
severe beating.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-10-28
A SALOON FIGHT

J. Cooper. and Henry Allen, two
sailors. became involved in a serious
alteration In the Snow Shoe saloon
~ the corner Of Fourth avenue and
Main street. shortly before o'clock
this morning. When Sergt. Powers
heard Of the row In the place he
vent inside and found a general free
for all night In progress. Men and
women were mixed up In the lighting.
The two men, Allen and Cooper,
seemed 10 be the rinKieaders and
they were arrested.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-10-28

". or seventy per cent of the hits
sustained by our vessels"
achley said his conference with the
captains nj Hampton Roads was de-
voted to discussing measures TOT
dealing With the enemy He steled
that Il was his intention 20 coneens
uatc the FIRE on the leading ship Of
the Spanish squadron.
In reply 10 a question by I.ofniy he
said the enemy would have made a
serious mistake had u attacked the
American fleet In the line lie had
provided for no such emergency. he
said, but would have fought The
hpanimrdh under signals lie ala not
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-10-28
Will She Ever Give Up7

Annie Rooney WAS released from
the city jail last Saturday Night and
appeared at headquarters again sun
day morning. charged with drunk
enness. II Il possible that this wo-
man VIII be sent 20 some Institution
who're her habit map be cured.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-10-28
SAYS brooklyn BORE
THE BRUNT OF SPANISH
SHOTS AT SANTIAGO
Admiral SChIey Again on the Stand Flagship
Received 70 Per Cent OF Hits Sustained
by Our Vessels in the Fight

WARRINGTON. -. C., Oct. rs
Admiral schley resumed the stand
for cross examination when the court
opened this morning. When asked
" he had any conversation with Nd
he said he had. and that Evans had
said the Iowa had shot the stern on
enc and the bow on another and had
wrecked third spanish ship. lie
denied that the brooklyn had passed
more than 600 yards out 81 action Hf-
ter making the loop.
Before being turned over TO Ltmiy
Sehiey said
THE brooklyn was one-ffth OF our
fighting force. She received 81 Of the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-10-28
BOULEVARDS
Councilman Murphy's Two
Bills win be Discussed
Tonight

Probably the most important mat
terH TO come before the city council
tonight will be this repeal. or modia-
cation. OF the north and south shore
boulevard bills. and the finai passage
Of the bill providing for taking the
Wsatiaks avenue extension to the
superior court 20 secure an estimate
81 the cost Both bills are fathsred
by Councilman Murphy.
At Fremont last saturday night
n mass meeting was held TO
discuss the boulevard scheme
on. Resolutions were adopted
almost unanimously. asking coun-
ca 20 repeal the bin. because the cost
OF the same would not fall on many
persons who would be benefited.
Others would have to bear more than
their proporilonAts share OF expenses.
II lie likely that the bill will be re-
peaied. ns council docs not seem anx.
ious At this time TO force a heavy as
Hessment on a community that il so
much opposed 30 a. Councilman
Murphy, Byers and Crichton have al
ready pledged themselves as favor
ing the repeal Of the bill.
Wooden Block psvlnv
Bills will be placed upon their final
passage providing for the wooden
block paving of Madison. Marion and
Columbia streets from First 20 Rail-
road avenue,
Improvement resolutions to be con-
sidered viii be the following:
Cement sidewalks on Nineteenth
avenue from fesler way 20 Cherry
street, wooden walks on whitman
avenue from Kilbourne street TO
North Thirty ninth street: wooden
walks on Fremont avenue ct al;
grading Dravus street from Third
avenue west to the government can.
al. sidewalking Fifteenth avenue
north from East Pike street north to
quarter section rs.
The Terry avenue OF al and Twelfth
avenue assessment rolls viii come up
for approval.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-10-28
BAD BLOOD

NEW HAVEN. Conn. oct. a.
There ia bad blood between Yale
and Columbia colleges as one result
% sundays football game. Yale
football enthusiasts declare that Co
luabia played men on it's team that
are not attending ths college. They
demand that no game shall be play.
Ell with Columbia next year. THIS
ln@inaaiion u emphatiealiy denied by
the ColumblAns.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-10-28
Win Sail the Seas

II. l. Geary. one Of seattis's rising
young msn. has been appointed TO
the position OF commiasary clerk on
board the u. 3. transport Egbsrt.
which sails for tbs Philippines about
Nov. J. lie resigns the position %
freight and passenger clerk with the
Northwestern Railway Co. In this
city.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-10-28
Charles Daniels Funeral

The funeral Of Charles Henry Dan
iels. the 10-year-old boy who was
drowned in White River on Aug. IA.
Will be held Tuesday morning from
the Undertaking parlors Of Collins.
sherman, Foley Co., proceeding
70 Sacred Heart church, whore mass
VIII be celebrated nj $3.50. His class
mates from the College OF Our Lady
OF I.ourdes al South Park Will act as
phllbearers. A. the time Of the ac-
cident both parents were in Alaska
and the grief-strioken mother onlv
reached here Last week 10 take a
farewell look at her only son.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-10-28
CANTEEN
A Benefit
Saws Gen. Miles, Coast
Military School

WASHINGTON. p. C.. Oct. ss.--
Gen. Niles annual report was made
rshlsr this morning. As foreeastsd
the report says that the anii-eantecn
Aw has been Ia the main beneficial.
He recommends the establishment
a . military sehooi on the Pacific
coast. preferably Ia Southern Cali
sornih.
Niles recommends that decen-
traiizafion be effected az far as pos
ssbis and that AL lawful and proper
authority be restored 10 subordinate
saninanssrs.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-10-28
THEY COT JOE

Jss whitehouse IL In limbo again.
4 month ago he assaulted a miner
q Frnnkiin with large piece of Iron
p're A few days later he was ar
fess Tn this city, but managed to
set away. Two weeks afterwards he
Eas again arrested and lodged In the
county jail The warrant was defec-
I'VE and Whitehouse was released
and disappeared. Saturday night
Marshal Woods Of Rsnton arrested
Aim al that place Constable Fraser
mas taken him 10 Rsnton on a new
warrant.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-10-28
STOP CONTRACTION
The Increase Of Dangerous Diseases in Seattle
Brings Out Serious Comment by
the Health Officers

The existence Of nurusrous caaas OF
contagious disease In Seattle during
the present month has brought on no
little amount % discussion as 10 the
best means OF giving the health ga.
thoFisies assistance Ia stamping out
the eontagion.
II Is openly asserted by members
Of the health department. that they
believe there are several esses OF
dangerous disease In seattle that
have never been reported.
asetssr Charge
II IL aiso charged that certain
physicians. In order 10 please their
patients. violate the law In failing 10
report cases when they see them. OF
course there IN penalty provided
for this neglect. but the cases DO not
often come 70 the attention Of the DO.
partment. 20 careful In the physician
10 hide his dsFriictton. Often reports
% contagious are sent 10 the health
officers BY mail and may be e. hours
or more IN reaching tho department.
Then, before q quarantine can be sn-
tabilshed the afflicted person may
expose dorens Of others. Health ON.
GERS say that every house In Seattle
that is Guaranteed cannot be watch
ed continually. II would take ten
times the amount af hrlp that the de-
partmsnt now has. II IL said that
many persons treat the quarantine
too lightly, thinking II IL Of little sig
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-10-28

Fish river boatman named Jnhnhon
the face and scalp showed evidences
% violence, Foul play was suspect.
ed ~ those who knew the man.
About 400 people viii winter Ia
Nome, approximately 1900 more
vii remain In the various outlying
Districts
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-10-28
MINSTREL.
MATINEE

An unprecedented demand for seats
at the Grand has induced Manager
RlcAby of Vests minatrels TO Give
one extra performance OF the Jubilee
on Wednesday afternoon. This is The
FIRST occasion OF a mid-week matinee
this season In Seattle. Popular prices
will prevail ut the Wednesday mat
ineR
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-10-28
Miss Little LAID al Rec,

fs,nne funeral OF Miss NJ. $50
Ily resid kssal. was held from tbs f fara
afternneassn at Interplay ysst s ,a =, !, I, ,
rssai st,e.a. ne nurses Of ths has,
D. LAVA ss5na assi y a body. Rev a' =
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-10-28
B0ER STEYN TELLS LORD
KITCHENER A FEW THINGS

LONDON. Oct. pa long letter
rlltten ~ ex-President steyn OF the
osnge Free State to Gen. Kitchener.
as.ssned here today, asserts that
4 ,'s roef Position IL now better than
= vas attsr Prihsloo'a surrender a
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-10-28

year ago. He adds:
Your exreliency's Jurisdiction OK.
tends only as far as your cannon can
reach. During the year our cause
has progressed wonderfully. There
can be no talk Of hopelessness."
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-10-28

Chester. the io-year-oid son 81 Mr..
and Mrs. Samuel McCooi. died at
Western avenue and Pike street las,
night. The body will be- shipped TO
Vancouver. Is. G. by Batterworth a
Sons
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-10-28
Must Leave Forever

Thos. Hogan, an alleged hold-up
and general bad man. who was ar
rested by Detectives Lane and Adams
and officer Ryan, Oct. 2h, was turn
ed loose this morning with the un-
derstanding that he leave Seattle
forever.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-10-28
ROBERTS
Is ANXIOUS
TO RETURN

LONDON, Oct. Sit Is reported in
cn'eiA circles that Field Marshal
Eoosrts Il anxious 20 return to the
Ifazsraal again 10 take command OF
the British forces.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-10-28

LINEN REMNANTS.

Bleached and unbleached Ia
BILE Damask, crashes, odd Nap
kins, odd Towels. odd lots sheets,
odd lots Pillow slips, at great re-
duction.
MEMS LINEN COLLARS.
odd lots OF several good styles,
all 4-ply linen: regular i5c
grades, all sizes, but not ali
sizes In all styles, to close &C..
-. ............ ...........S l-3c
LACE CURTAINS.
odd pairs Of medium and fine
qualities, cut deep, TO close.
DRESS FRONTS.
odd lot OF Tucked Chlffons and
other sheer materials I'm pieces
OF 10 yard each: worth up 10
$l.b0 each, 90 close ....,.l 3c
BOYS CLOTHING.
Chiefly from the Tacoma stock.
all made OF good wearing tweeds,
ages from to is; prices reduced
from 81 and SO, TO 81 and ~,
a saving OF Just half.
NOTIONS.
our center bargain tables are
full OF great bargains, all dis
playedso you can see prices with
out asking.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-10-28
Lodge Work al Ballard

The Fratefnai brotherhood ~ bal
lard held "a rouslnE meeting satur-
DAY night. An interesting program
was carried out, and six candidates
Initiated.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-10-28
RAINIER CLUB MAY MOVE
TO DENNY HOTEL
II is Proposed to Reosanze and Take Two Floors Of the
Commodous Building on the HiII-present
Quarters Are Too Small


The place 40 now occupy H. hard
" large enough. We have In the past
two YEAR, igureh several times on
moving. what We want IN a large
building that Win accommodate more
81 the business men ~ Seattle. We
wish 10 meet representative persons
FROM Eastern cities. and We want
them % enjoy themselves while they
are with us
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-10-28
MANY COME
FROM NOME
1900 Land In Seattle Halt
Million in Gold Comes
Down

One thousand two hundred re.
turning Nome gold seekers were
landed at the docks Of Seattle yes
terday By the steamships Garonne
and Senator. Between $500. COO and
$500, 900 OF Western Alaska gold was
added to the fart growing hoard IN
the local assay office.
Among the passengers were many
who have helped TO make Nome
famous. or these. Count Podrouaky.
a Russian noblcman. ia a heavy OPP
orator In the Nome district. Mai. l..
"a. French il the representative OF
"A powerful New York syndicate In
Nome; j. w. Ivey IL y. \. collector
OF customs for Alaska. NJ. J. Coch-
ran has been u. =. commissioner for
the Kougarok country; John Roaene
In president OF the Northwestern
Commercial Co. Judge w. n. Brink
or was formerly 4. =. district attor-
ney for Washington.
The Senator'S Cold
OF the Senator's gold shipments,
ti0i. 900 was for the First National
Bank u this city. The Puget Sound
National got 100000. and the Ma
! tionai Bank Of Commerce $4,000.
The Canadian Bank Of Commerce
ana the Bank % California had small
shipments. The remainder was in
dividunl wealth In the care Of
Purscr Sargent. All OF the treasure
OF the aaronne was In individual
oonslgnments.
The Senator sailed from Nome 20
hours after the garonne. AZ that
time the Queen was the only vessel
IN the hhrbor. She was due TO sail
In four days. The Valencia had left
with fun passenger list, six hours In
advance. The Roanoke was expect
ed to leave with the queen. The
little steamer Arctic VIII be the last
to leave She will probably get away
about Nov. 9.
News by the csronne
Golovin bay passengers Of the Ga
rome tell of finding "A body near
John Dexter'B hotel In October. The
a a a
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-10-28
MORTALITY RECORD

The funeral Of Glenn g. Bowen.
son Of Mr.. and Mrs. G. ~. Bowen
was held from Butterworths chapel
ut 2 o'clock yesterday afternoon,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-10-28
Went Broke al Everett

Oliver y, whitney. OF Everett. ha.
MED aspssition IN bankruptcy IN the
federal court.
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The Rainier Club. the representa-
tive association ~ the business men
Of Seattle. viii shortly move from ia
present location IN the Seattle theatsr
building IL Il stated upon good au-
thurity that Within a month or two
ths headquarters of this club will be
At the Denny hotel. The orEnniza i.
ton has grown 50 extensively IN the
last year of two that the present TO-
cation IL entirely Inadequate TO meet
AL require msutK
The object il 20 enlarge the club.
The scheme ne Outlined today. In the
words - one - The pEomlnens msm-
lefa u Al fnllnan.
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They All Esosped

Mrs. $. J. whitney. aged rs years.
died AT HouRhton last night The
funeral VIII take place tomorrow at
ternoon az Kirkland under the direc-
ton OF Bonney q Stewart.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-10-28

What We want IL more repre-
sentative club, We hev. now a mem .
befship which cotnnriNes aoiuw 81 the
meai influential business men ~ fa-
attic. Thny are all earnest workers,
ana They always look uUt for The best
interests ~ the club. May ~ them
cotne down only two or three times
= weeh. hut you can safety sny that
they VII support II ~ all times.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-10-28

Within = short time you win se. a
practical reorganization Of the Rain
Ter club, The membership fees. be-
llsv, are now higher than they
should BE-. l believe that the club
viii so 10 the Denny hotel There
derathnd that the club win take two
Fsoora OF the building On the first
floor u IL planned 10 have cafe and
billiard room, and on the second floor
sleeping apartments for gentlemen
Who I'VE ~ the club.
IL We should take the place ws
WIN be IN a position ~ entertain dis
iinRuished guests. and better than wa
I have been able 10 do heretofore"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-10-28
CRAcKSMEN
An Early Morning Attempt TO
Blow Up Safe Falls

For the first time On many months,
crsekmen attempted 10 blow up a
Hafe In Seattle. II wha only by the
merest chance that the attempt fail.
ed to demolish and rob the safe Of
Zerwekh and Kaufman, commission
merchants at the corner OF Western
avenue and Spring street. As Il was,
two holes were bored, one above and
one below the combination OF the
aafe, and both were stuffed with
l dynamite. The fuses were lighted,
but did not burn.
The Attempt
Shortly after 2 o'clock thls morn
ing "a man who sleeps In a room
above the store, was awakened By a
noise In his room. lie thought that
burglar was abroad, got up, and
made an investigation. With A
friend he went downstairs, and there
found the evidence OF an attempted
safe robbery. The matter was re-
ported to the police and this morn
ing Detective Barbee made a thor
ough investigation.
THE men who attempted to blow
up zerwekh and Kaufman'a safe
this morning" said Detective Bar
bee, ARE undoubtedly noyioes. and
did not even know how to Get OF a
stick Of dynamite. There were at
least three, and perhaps four men in
the job. While one man bored the
safe, another stood on guard outside,
and the third kept watch over the
man Williams upstairs. Had the
dynamite gone off, the man who
watched Williams would have kept
him quiet at the point OF a revolver.
The reason the fuse did not go off
was because no caps we're placed on
II.
They All Escaped
when williams, the man up
stairs, woke up and saw a stranger
IN his room he called the police.
The burglars fled" This Ia the de-
tectlves version Of the case, CLEAN
ed from actual investigation. There
was nearly $500 in the safe. Some
drawers and chests IN the office we're
ransaoked, and IS cents was all that
was taken.
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The funeral OF Mrs. Elizabeth
Hodges was held from tbs sesttl.
Undertaking Co. pariofs Ell .. 80
o'clock this afternoon.
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AGAIN THAT
RUMOR

SOFIA. Oct. as.-~Tha absence of
news 81 Miss stone has lead GO a
revival ~ the ramor that she has
besn killed and that the brigandn
have disposed % her body.
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Golovin bay passengers Of the Ga
rome tell OF finding body near
John Dexter's hotel In October. The
body was supposed to be. that OF n
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-10-28

DAY ONLY ONE CENT A
q COPY-Thafs the Price =
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win a certainty OF BEING pat to
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TIE BEsi1ess Si1e q : Grezr TD5-
FeEsitg. y Presiosnt Hzrper. = 1nf
UniEerrltT - Cllesg1. = the 0TenEr.g
article 80 tne Cz1seee E4n's S1lber
fO1toter ~ - fhs Saturday Eve8-
lng Pest. u P1Ilz1el phlz-
'Fbeo1oFe E08~eseit. Harvard -. j.
the title q zr enfertzlolng pzper cn
TIE psesi1erf's College iife. - his
friend. CWen Wfster- OtEer sEr0or
features q t11s nuU1er are sh0rr
stories D. Max AceleE. ye-se Lynch
Williams and Frank I1rris. zn1 Z
page u aroll Nature Stu0ies. ~
Olives Herfyr1-
TIE number Nlll be - DnusuzI Il
terest - college men.
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LOIS NOT EXEMPT.
1n1xe TD~nsen1 f1ol1s That Pal
reads Can Take TO~n Properfy-

4 dscIsion u nDco importance
va HANDED down Saturday D.
Jn1gs TOunseDd 80 tie isjuncfion
suIt broDgsf bF property OwDers
~ Ardmors o. tke rigbt Of wsy
sgzinst fbs Arkabsss aud Cboctsx
road Tt suif wss brought -
eDjodn rae road from passing
ibrongb To- pissnfifs.' bomss-
~ cDurr bsld that fbs ar< q
co1gr~s- giving road tbs night -
psss fbroDgb the territory sllOBs
them - pss- ibroegh fowns. The
question " wbsfbsf she railroad
compsby musi psy foF The Tote
zee not tOscDs5 upon.
J1oge TownsS8d aid hs wa- IN
douts whether raiIro sds could Be
forced % pay Tor sDy property 10
t0shs. except Improvements. II
no c0npEoiriise j. reached ne
mAtter viii Be heard IN the De-
cemDer term of couri.
The ASksDtss and CbrcfsE hss
rendered he town go. 90 and i
j. believed that lhs citizens viii
contribute AZ amount which
added 20 he 5000, viii be sui-
6cirnt ~ satisfy tbe properly
osners snd ih- righi n way viii
bs plated 20 fbs Official map 70
the railroad The matter bas
held up tie town plat and until i
is seilled tie citizens can not OWn
property ID re simple.
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We have seeD the frziI lnfart when
tne faint sfrlsx'e f0r exsfeocs saemed
almost encel. reTLscitafed and made
sfr9ng ~ the 1-e ~ whites Cream
Fefmifuee- Price. -. a. Peoples
Drug sore. d-w
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cc1mmon. ht.s nov. ~ Isyl
Icpsin Syrup Coz
Monticello. lll.
Sirs.-About three months ago ]
hao occasion ~ Usc something Tor
constipation One fCttie ~ Dr.Caid-
wells syrup Pepsin wss all. ] have
been doing business with your firm
over q year zu1 find IL ike your med
icines. pTOlfab.e and pleasant.
PHIL /. kEENER.
Editor >c1mmon Miner.
Sod ~ Peoples druF store. o-w
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n the city - take treatment for bis
stomach troubie. TIE amount -
money be paid f0r TsiirDad fare - get
there would - bought enough of ~
Czldwelis Syrup Pepsln ~ have kept
blnI and MS entire family in goa
health Tor slx months. You can't
suffer from constipation, indigestion,
sick headache ~ stomacbe troubles II
you take this remedy. ln zoe and 81
bottles Sod BY Peoples Drug
Store. d-w
YouT money back u Velvet Starch
does nof please gOu Mrs. BaleDtlDe.
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Corn-burAere spr4inec ~risls. barb
"a wife cuts. burns. bruises. severe
decorations 4n1 external lolaries -
2Dy kihl are promptly and happily
cured by applying B4iiards Sa0a
Linimelt. Prce. -5r anG Joc. ~ PEI
ple's Drug Store c-s
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In the United States District Court AZ
Vinifa. IN the Northern District II TIE
Indisn Territory.
Howiet Edvards. Plaintiff.
w. NO 1910.
TIE defendant. hda EdWarde. S.
warned ~ spreaf in tlris coust vifi3ip
thirty datf ard ersrer tEe ccmrlairt -
ihc piainfif. Io1iet Eaaaids
OCfooer ~. 1901.
CHAs "A. DAVIDSON. Cierk.
By X. II Lyfgand. Depufy Cierk
]. Howard I.angsiey. Attorney for
Pisinfi1
.. y. Neville Attorney IN Hon-ked
dent DeienlaDf
The daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Ind. Ter. [Okla.]) 1898-1902, 1901-10-14

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The daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Ind. Ter. [Okla.]) 1898-1902, 1901-10-14

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