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REAL rsrAre-con,Inuea.

$500 and fC0 tote m Broadway. mag.
nlnceHf NE. easy paymrHff, 0ut ~ =
i0fa only Hfa LETT
ti8U YrfY fsBsohhhln TO- on Ninsiefnth
avenue. near Madison. rs cash. tofifp
foot.
asup each 2 iain sacb THizp ~ aiisf.
Eighteenth avenue. nest o. Capitol hlli
fafu FrfF nnr lots on Mhdr0na Park oar
line. masHifoenf View gf lake. Thirty
seventh ana fast Pine
GOOD EtY.
$500 Al block a. Lake Onion second Al
diuon. 20 lots. 2 blocks from Green Lake
car liuf
PETIT
Now fUrk block
NEAR UNIVERSITY.
Beet buy N Brooklyn IN car line. corner
~ feet frontage. i08 feet deep. and ia2
,n alley. special price for few days only,
$50
% acres. 81 Improved white River bottom
iaBd. nsar new electric lire, buildings.
etc. on TIE n. .. rad. only 5000.
Two lots. a corner. IN son aud Day 100
fest from ihs ears 500 iakes both. me
NELSON. MAcpunRsoN 4 co.
4sp New York Book
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Governor Mcbride tho public giv
commission IN this state and also con-
donnng lobby and the gng OF free
passes public officers
political bcarns OF the
preaching worthy OF unbiased partisan
presentation OF facts
disputed question TO the wholesale
extensively
81 which hundreds OF ou-
interests OF uanporta
companies tickets Nor Is
phted by tho gnE OF
stringent should
be and the posi-
toni certainly
railway commission which he remedy
well
whole matter hangs
upon commission
there doubt that
established rail
way commissions with benefit n cnselves-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-05-16

ChudrenH Hercules Calf Shoes.
solid leather throughout. Sizes
itis 10 2. Ai.25 Sizes sia 10 ~.
81 90 sizes q 60 N,...tttt.. bDc
Chndrrn'a Wei Kid Shoes. with
heavy. fair-niiiched extension
edge HaicH. drcHHY surprisingly
good wssrofH sizes ilM O. 2.
RI.76 sizes 50 to- II, = .bO
Sizes q 90 4 ,.sttst.,st.,tst ~ 40
Little Mems knng Calf School
Shoes, Sizes TO 1874, $50 value.
Little Gents fioK Calf School
Shoes. with long A 8. v. tips
will outwcar the shoes. Hizes 2
60 1874 per pair,..tst...stf ~ .ot
Children'n Patent chif Dress EhoeH,
sizes iils 20 2. Sf.S5 sizes So 20
n ......., ............ ......wt. 80
Boys satin Calf Shoes. neat styicH.
good wcRrerH. all Sizes, worth
fl,3a. tomorrow ...ttsf,,-N ~
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BUelNEss oHANcus-contlnued.

OWN A HOME
building funffHrtH Tor Hhtel under these
these contracts tuu con buy r. home. buy
farm rap m mortgage o. build r.
home, without rnYiHK Interest. We have
come lHW numbers that will mature his
summer ~ fnu own iut we con fur
hiah toH tha cash t0 build - once 0n
an uhmniufrd contract when contract
natures uiil rHY che iaan Company
hHiiiina several homes now. thin lu a
poor mans opportunity 90 secure
home. caii or address. rom ~. sui
Ivan building
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FoH HAi.ls-eeesrai 80 - naiiafs On easy
terms so HHwn 4nf o. nifa4hlF
HENRY ~ HUNG.
80 furss tiag
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MELr WAITED MALr Am

Gardener who can milk. want situation
Address. o. L..
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-05-16

crepe de chine. ribbon and what-nOt
go into their makeup.
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HELP wANrED-HAI.E

WANTED Hookifndef 500 month and
board, barker 500, 2 skid road men. aio
1900 uuokerr, 81 ~ and t9un. rniirred
lahUers at FHlrhHven. rallfund WORK .
ttHlnman on n. D.. s2OO. chrap fars
rlkht hand knee holter. sab dar. ina
meut Agency. Basement 2u2 Oeridentat
ave, phone Union 70
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AEH. rs q direct uluHnrr pump. ana
ifnnia sand kull or anything else. We
Invite Fou g. make sauf own te#is. Gen
efhl Contribution 60 phone, James 1901
PLANT Your SPARE CASH and watch %
STOW. 100 pef cent sfawfh iH pruhta in
ten ffars. jupiter Ftsei a Tool Com
lanY 1910 Second ave.
LUCKY STONES ore found IN piufky
fathH Every share ~ GENERAL COM
ftrufii"n COMPANY stock 10 lurhy stone.
1910 second Ave rrf that Fumpf
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~ lees ihHH "a rutta you Tor rent
Our plan n successful wherever oneffted.
BOT something f1f nothing. not a hum
pug pf hsme Of speculation. bui found
Ell M business pfinclpies. honestly cor
eslyod lrfltinhieiY nfRani4ed ana ably
conducted thafa naf method investls
FHt1 ant zee Tor FGufsslf
NolIliN tNfFttN MUTUAL HOME CO..
III Second Avenue. iioom i2-B,
Phone I0hn 1901
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a. n TERRY r. q. WEBSTER
Nsat sttHie tnH4FaMfs
"a Gillette HsiidiaR
lot aests1- FHritg On tNe STREETS. view
ursagTaesed kra4dwaF hisifNf lais in
this nslgAhashHssf ssilirr a. 1900. must
- Eai1 this NssE price $50.
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Corrected daiiy--Ths following prices are
being offered 10 the producer ~ round lots
81 az dock or in the car ~ he4ttiei
Grsiu-Oatr, F2S.OJuzT.0O; bsfiey' s<l'Oo'
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1902-07-29
Or. WILSON IN DANGER.


Cleveland, o., July Ex-senator
Hanna has sent another telegram to
Washington in regard to DR.. Russell
Wilson, who is about to be tried by
court-martial in Nicaragua for par
ticipating in a filibustering expedi-
tion. Dispatches from Nicaragua say
that DR.. Wilson is seriously com
promised, as he was suspected Of
having participated in an expedition
in one Of the provinces Of Nicaragua
in 1899. II have discovered" said
Senator Hanna, that DR.. Wilson was
a student in the medical department
of Ohio state university in 1899, and
he did not graduate from that in
stitution until 1900. There is no
truth in the charge that he partic-
ipated in the revolution of 1899. /
have wired to J. J. Hill, assistant
secretary Of state, requesting him to
notify our minister to Nicaragua and
see that DIR. Wilson is accorded
full and fair trial for his life"
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1902-07-29
eur u wANTs 4 SUBSIDY.


Montreal. July 27.-Discussing the
Canadian Pacific railways tender for
the fast Atlantic steamship service
to be subsidized by the British and
Canadian governments to the extent
OF 81. 500 900 per annum. Sir Thomas
Shaughnessy. the president OF the
company. stated that the plans con-
templated the construction of four
2o-lxnot passenger steamers, and ten
or eleven 10,O00-ton cargo boats with
n speed of Is knots. Other railway
companies. he said. would be placed
on as equally favorable position as the
Canadian Pacific as regards traffic.
etc.
While the new vessels as now pro-
posed win be running within two
wears the ultimate scheme involves
establishing a new and thoroughly
modern port, whose location Is yet
undetermined, eliminating the ST.
Lawrence passage and shortening the
passage materially. With the view
Of improving the time of the through
trip to the far east two new ves'
sells Of equal speed 10 those Of the
Atlantic lines viii be added to the
Pacific fleet, while ultimately 25-kno'
sbips will be added to the service
which viii be manned by naval re
servists and constitute the mosl
effective fleet of commerce protectors
in the world.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1902-07-29

indianapolis, Ind, July 27.-The
United Mine Workers may try to OBJ
tain the impeachment Of Federal
Judge jackson, q West Virginia, who
restrained them from holding meet
ings to induce men to quit work,
and imprisoned a number of the or
ganizers for violating an injunction.
The plan of action is not definitely
outlined. but it is probable that the
impeachment proceedings will be be-
gun soon, if Judge Jackson after a
final hearing refuses to dissolve the
injunction.
Secretary Wilson admitted that the
miners contemplate this course and
that a complete transcript of the
case, including the complaints and
Judge Jackson's decision, will be
prepared for submission to President
Roosevelt and the senate. The
miners also intend to give the public
the evidence in the case. Wilson
says that the miners win not ask
President Roosevelt to interfere with
the injunction, as he says they real
ize that the president is without
poager as to injunctions, but if the
habeas corpus proceedings fail to re-
lease the organizers the president
will be asked TO pardon them.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1902-07-29


San Francisco, July 27.-Now that
the Jeffries- -Fitzsimmons contest for
the worlds championship Is over,
the cry Of flake" has been raised.
A communication sent to Mayor
Schmitz before the fight, TO be opened
after IL was ended, stated that the
writer had ben informed that JEFF
fries was to win in the eighth round,
which he did. The mayor has
stated that If the -hAr -e that the
contest was a pies ranged affair
cannot be disproved he will be COM
PEELED TO prohibit such exhibitions
hereafter.
Mayor Schmitz has given ont the
following statement for publication:
From the information / have re-
ceived / am forced TO believe that
this exhibition is no better than the
previous ones we haze had, namely,
the Jeffries-Ruhlin and Cans Mel Fad
den, and others, and IL will do much
toward discouraging the sport in
this city. In fact, unless some un-
debatable evidence is produced to dis
prove the information furnished me
by the Examiner 1 shall hereafter
have to prohibit all such profession
al fake exhibitions"
Referee Graney says: II think the
contest was Legitimate. From a
referees standpoint the fight was as
near perfect as a fight could be. There
were no fouls-not even semblance
Of a foul. I had TO caution them
onca Iuf fbfo ,...u rrt e.. .-..-+t..,,.-
that either did 10 the other, but for
their humping into me. Ii was the
greatest night J eser SAW and j doubt
II there VIII ever be- another Ike it."
Jeifries said. "Of course the fight
was on the square. 1t is ridiculous
20 talk of anything else, Fitz fought
hard fight, the gamest / ever saw.
He worked hard all the time and
when I got in the deciding blow on
him he was taken off his guard. At
Ter / had my eve cnf neIarat- tala
that / w0uld BE- h.inaea ana "'t4A
be unable to keep on fighting" fit1
Is equally emphatic that 4 was
hard fought. legitimate bate.
The Call says: For seven rounds
Robert Fitzsimmons made pitiable
spectacle Of the young hercules lrOhl
the south and then fell under just
such a blow as that with which he
won the worlds championship from
Corbett at Carson on that memo
rable 18th Of March. 1897 The Ex-
aminer insists that the fight was "a
fake, pure and simple"
James Jeffries will receive 60 per
cent and Robert Fitzsimmons 40 per
cent of s2s, ,9l0, which is 75 per cent
of the gross receipts Of the fight,
ssi $50 having been received through
The sale Of seats. Jeffries viii re
eeive sl4.346 and Fitz will add S9's64
to his bank account. The share Of
The San Francisco Athletic club is
s1.o7o. Out Of this they must pay
the expenses Of the fight including
$500 for the referee.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1902-07-29

Newport, II. J.. July 27.-Ihe an
rouncement is made that Reginald
Vanderbilt. whose fortune is esti-
mated at si2 900, win wed Miss
kathleen Nelson, aged 20, niece OF
s.Preddie" Gebhard.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1902-07-29

Van Buren,, Ark, July 27.-Dave
McWhittier. who on November Is
shot and instantly killed his wife in
the presence Of her children. and
who was later convicted on their tcs-
timony, was hanged here al ten
o'clock this morning. He pra "a sen
minutes before he was hanged and
said he wis going to heaven.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1902-07-29

Abilene, Kan. July 27.-Abilene's
gas well, for which citizens sub
scribed 5000. has been abandoned
The drin went 1.4oo feet With no re-
suits.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1902-07-29

LDMPEACH JACKSON
United Mine Workers Resent I'm
prisonment Of Their Members
by Federal Judge.
10 CARRY CASE TO THE SENATE.

President Roosevelt WIN Not BE Asked to
Interfere with the In5unctions Issued,
But ~ the Habeaa Corpus Proceedings
Fail to Release Their Men the President
WIN BE Asked to Pardon Them.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1902-07-29

Woshinton, July 27--During a Sc
we're electrical Storm which swept
aown the Potomac river, lightning
struck one of the powder houses at
the Indian Head proving ground ana
burned up $4,000 pounds Of smoke
less"
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1902-07-29
. LOOK ovER QUA WANT COLUMN
RAISE THE CRY OF FAKE
Letter to the Mayor Written Before
the Fight Says Fitz Was to Be
"0ut" In Eighth Round.
USUAL PROTEST FROM PARTICIPANTS.

Fits Fell Under the Same Kind OF BLOW ns
the One Which Won Him the Worlds
Championship from Corbett = Referee
-Thinks" the Contest Was Legitimate
--Dtvislon OF the Purse,
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1902-07-29

Oyster Bay, N. Y, July 27.-It has
been stated that President Mitchell.
Of the United Mine Workers, would
present to Mr. Roosevelt a protest
against the decision of Judge Jack
son. in the West Virginia injunction
cases, but no such papers have
reached Sycamore Hill. 1t is the un-
derstanding that no protest will be
made 70 the president 1t is not
matAer in which he can participate at
thi time. 1t is believed that the
miners viii look to the courts for
Anch llndication of their riohfs as
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-11-22
From Their Point Of View.

tfIU~ TING-FANC" has at last to his
w native land. Alert to distinctive Amercanisms,
latest interview quotes him speaking get
ting busy and *husing'' Of baggage
Then he says that that baggage contains American
bathing suit-the only sensible
nations AS curiosity. he is taking
as the American He it will be great
curiosity and that the majority Cinnamon will not
believe that Americans would such things.
Mr.. WI has Undoubtedly been bombarded with very
silly questions by something silly people
the time honored customs and land
Perhaps this remark about his American merely
farewell pleasantly in similar vein. Certainly
men have been abroad in the larger truly
American clothes that the claim could hardly
that they would be curiosity people with
whom Mr. WI will come most in contact
Mr.. WI Is keen of observation O. people and
their fobes with whom he contact; a alive
to- the good things yet loyal to
his naton and because Of this just the man
to have picked the weak the people
Of the west 1t is not to be expected will pass
them by-in private talks eas-among country
He is perfectly within his rights in doing
only to be regretted that the
to themselves little Of the fault for the
ence in the point Of view between
nations. { ~ ;<~t - r.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-11-22

THIS is the Thanksgiving number ma
Juniors have been making headings and
writing stories the past few weeks The highly
satisfactory in direction. only regret
the is not twice big have given that
more recognition. AS it is department., 1.-The World
for Week. crowded out by Thanksgiving
In this season. when thanks especially due.
editor wishes to again being thankful
for the earnest loyal work and interest Juniordom
large.
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Ju&ges tions.

The papers must be strictly original. ...>..-
Avoid all imitation OF encyclopedia information.
Get facts, course over wholly in
original language. Do individual thinking on the
subject. -~.&
The papers must be written one side only of the
paper and each with grade school name
and address Of the writer.
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The Goodfello.v Dry Goods Co.
offers the above prizes for the best six
compositions on "silk: its History, Culture
Manufacture and USE" None is to exceed
700 words. School children anywhere and
of all ages may enter the contest. All COM
positions must be mailed to or in the DOS
session of The journal Junior not later than
Monday, November 20.
Prize winners will be announced
November 20.
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The Fruit Of Discipline.

Three Victoria distinguished
two promotions to commissioned rank and
dispatches fallen the reform school }aas In
South Africa ~.f5z ~
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Mae Harris Arson

The Journal Junior published
public children
grade and is devoted principally to their writings
attached and competitors
wishes
All correspondence should addressed
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-11-22
A Funny Puppy School.

A puppy school is funny institution, but one
Kept by man living in little English village,
he trains dogs lead dogs are taken when
they are young and the first thing puppy
the art OF walking steadily in straight takes long
time for the dog to learn that there
or conversations with other INDUCED in
The teacher makes excursions with directions
leaving the animal to do the plotting five
months of teaching dog ready to take up his life
work The trainer each for his dogs
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A Slandered Hine.

MOT ago. ahoat quite generally regard
~ ing the actions Of the young king Spain that
he had begun to reign in his been cut
from his mothers leading strings The stories
all complimentary to him. either king man. It has
been that the cevery concoced
By of malicious people that they
ceverest writer's who wish to
1t is needless to that Queen Wihelmina
the stories published foreign
press and only after time they caught by
native papers government steps disproye
the SANDERS
The truth seems to be that an average re-
spectacle living up to the his king
ship to the best of his ability son that
he always has been the
faithfully and we'll during the dangerous days his
minority
Great has been the Of medicine surgery
within the past half century, professional of to-day
believe that they have hardly possibilities
Of the science. they seeking new light in all
directions Perhaps the most striking advanced
Is that it be possible the heart and divide
certain distractions in are fatal
TO life When the great of life itself be
treated by the surgeons knife profession may
we'll feel that they beginning prob
lens which they have been solve.
1t is almost three fort-eight years since
Sir Philip Sidney the perfect knight yielded up his life at
the oatte OF 1ntphen Sir Philip really great
well the most world had seen UP
to his time, but the comfort of those
who despair of breaking into history they are gem
temen that the real Of credit
Of 1.-The quiet who speak truth pay their debts
do their work thoroughly, satisfied with their Just
rewards"
Here's hoping turkey and cranberry crops are
not short that each at least
the neck Of the turkey and cranberry sea Of
Juice 49,
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Cuba's High Hills.

The highest mountains In Cuba greater heights
than peaks in the ranges of the United States
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Each advertisement contain the name "R M
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and some phrases making the point Chapman makes
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PRIZE WINNERS in THE "soo"~ RAILROAD CONTEST.
Lee Nero 10th Grade Central High School, 1896 First
Avenue S. =: - - i :;
Alice King, 9th: GradeT Central High School, 1929
Lyndale Avenue S. -: J. =. . z~~-s.s -
zula J. Bottenfed A 7th Grade Madison School, 1872
Elliot Avenue: '-.'' "
Thomas H. Foley; sh Grade Holy Rosary School
1884 E Twenty Street. =
Walter Wood, sth Grade, Lyndae School, es414
Pleasant Avenue.
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The First
Quarantine first established
in the century, ....
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Here's hoping that the turkey cranberry crops are
not short that each have at
the neck Of the turkey cranberry in sea Of
Juice
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1902-05-29
WIFE AN UNBELIEVER
Which is Why Rev. Williamson is
to Take New
One.

Grand Rapids. Mich, May 29.-Rev.
William III. Williamson, formerly pas
tor OF the First Reformed church, who
left here in 1898 after IL legal decree
separated him and his wife, it is learn
ed. is again Il candidate for matrmiony,
this time in Philadelphia. Rev. Will
hanson is to marry again next month
i'm the Second Reformed church, of
Philadelphia. of which he is the pas
tor. The bride-to-bejS Miss Carrie a.
Betting, said TO be M teacher in pri-
vate school and a member of William
sons church.
1t appears that there has been some
comment among Rev WilliamsOn's
church members resulting from the
revelation made when he procured his
license. that he had been married and
divorced. The divorce was obtained
here and grew out of the fact that the
life of the minister and his wife was
not harmonious. The wife, who was
an eastern girl, was considerably
younger than he, and an unbeliever.
After their marriage he discovered this
fact. His wife refused to attend his
church or take any interest in church
work.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1902-05-29
KANSAS REPUBLICANS
Convention in Which Roosevelt Sen
timent Predominates Com
pletes Nominations.

Wichita. Kan. May 29.-The Re
publican state convention last night
nominated the following ticket: Gov
ernOr. Representative w. J. Bailey, OF
Baileyville: lieutenant governor, ID. J..
Hanna. Hill City; secretary of state,
Joseph II. Burrow. Smith Center; au-
ditor. Seth G.. Wells. Erie: supreme
justices. siX-year term, II. :. Mason
Gar0en City; i. {. Pollock, Arkansas
City, and a. i. Greene, Newton; su-
preme justice, One-year term. a. II.
Ellis, Beloit; supreme justice. two
year term +. W. Cunningham. Empo-
ria: represcntative-at-lar c. :. Scott,
lola.
The feature of the convention was
the strong Roosevelt sentiment. The
platform warmly indOrSeS the admins
tration and is stalwart Republican in
all things.
Cleveland. May 29.-The Ohio repub-
lican convention finished its work last
evening and adjourned. The conven-
tion was dominated by Hanna
throughout.