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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1902-07-29

erbolten iif aber ctlife St!ln0ell
ipGtcr. sSiinf anbere ainoer Der 80
milie, bic lid i'm Saus befanoen,
muroen leift betdll6t. 9tiht nllr Die
Sarter'ihe S6clne murbe pom
SliBe gctroiien, ionoern all6 nod
bier auber i'm llmfreis bon elmer
Wteile. Is ging babel cine sln5abl
Stiife 8ieb 5u 8r,nbe.
Grtrmnfcn.
6 c &opi 5 $, ISo., %, SllIi.
Wfurf gSestott, "a, uno ,SloDb
@ebIter, 10 Sabre olt, ertranfen Inn
Geour sSlltB nabe Ginton.
GjrOfcs SdaScnfcner.
sllbanp, q. g., %. Suli.
Sm &er5en Der StaOt fam eill
sseuer sum- 9lusbrllh, ruelbes einen
8eiamntidaOen BON $5O0,OO0 bis
S750,00O peruriohte, ben SoO cines
Wcuiben fOroerte llno oltBeroem per-
ificbene &erlebllngcn 5ltr Solge
bate.
Sd)rcd!ihe Giienbabn llniaac.
9enia, g., %. SSuli.
Gincr Sepelhe ans Srebine, o,
sufolge bat lib baielbIt Elm ihredli-
DIES Giienbahnllngliif ereignet, mel
DIES cine beoeuten0e sln5abl BON
Sobten imo Serlesten iorOerte. Der
Eerir.len5ug Der Bcnnlploulia
@iienbabn itieB ouf Der 6abrt nah
Stem yorf, w1breno er nit elmer
Shnlli9teit BON 20 Wteilen in oct
ShInbe fltbr, nit einem aoblemmas
qen Sllammen, mabrenb Der Mono
bon gSnlfen be0edt mar lIno pollige
9imfelbcit berri6te. 0aS llnglilf
muroe boolrb nod nerme6rt, OaB
elm lplter einem &agen befinoliber
8osbcbdlter erploDirtc.
SSnfolge Der @rplolion Der 8asbe-
bdlter p,troen Die Sriilnner bes Yer.
ionen5uges no6 DEM 3nIammenItoBe
bonn 6euer ergriffen. Salb erldboll
bos slngltgeihrci Der inter ben
Srillmnern Segrabenen. Ger Sofo-
motibfiibrer @m. Glarf bon bier
ipnroe inter ben Sriirmern beSra.
ben lnb perbrnnnte 5lt glihe. Ger
Sei5er @m. Spper uon Cincinnati
puroe beim 3uiammenitoB BON nrr
Sotonotiue geluorfeu lmo idrper per-
lett. Son ben bier alf DEM 3uge
befinoliben &oIt.GlerfS uus Golnm.
bus nno Charles Wtc@opan aus
8reenfielo. Sno., gct0Otet. oSbre
Gollegen SEQ. u. Siiforo mb 8m.
y. Soriptc, aus ,SnOianupoliS, trll-
Gen @unoen Oauon. Sdmmtlide
oui Dem 3u9e beiinoli6en lSoitla6en
Derbrannten.
Sucion, 9lri5ona, 20. SSuli.
9tabe 9lano, elmer 20 Nfeilen iiio-
lid BON Npgale5 gelegenen Srt-
idaft, ereignete iidl Elm perbdnguib-
poller llmiall auf Ger Sierra.GiIels
babn. Der n0rolit fabrenoe inter
rationale 3uq entgleilte ndmllh III.
folge einer llnterlpalhlmg Der @e-
leiie. mobei Der @epdchuagen lno
elmer Der TaIingiernugen IN Stilde
giugeu. IS Wllroeu fiini SahnoHae.
itellte ouf Ser STEELE get0otet nno
nrei YaIiugiere ltmer perlett.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1902-07-29
Grbcntctcn $4,000 SpQars.
81 = a / 0, Seros, "a. Suli.

y II U, SCtuS, -. >>lill.
sluf Der Merican @entral gabu
ipuroe elm beOelltenocr @ahnrmtb per.
iibt. ,Su 9ermeiillo beitiegen Oret
9Imerifaner oen 3ug. 3lpei Oerielben
peritetten lid i'm @epdcfpagen mO
Ger Critic nabm cincn SiB IN elncm
@nggon 3. &ialIc. SobalO Der 3ng
iih in 9epegllng geieBt Bate, bctra-
ZEN bic 5mei Wt6nner. pelhe lid per.
ltedt battan Ole GrprcBcar. bielten
Dem GrpreBbotcr Sudner lire He.
poIper ms @eiidt unb befablen ibnt.
oic Sanoe allBubeben. Sudner lei
itctc teiuen @ioeritono. Die Hutbcr
0ifnetcn oen SihcrbeitSihranf uuo
iunocn IN bemielben $4,000 in Ga.
piergcl0, meldbe iilr Die Sancn Wti.
nero IN Gbihuuhio beltimmt murcn.
9llBcrocm itecften lie nod anbere
in Dem SGranf bcimolihe 8elo.
padete 81 iidl, lporallf lie ipartetelL
bis Der 3uQ aniing langiomer 81
iubrcn, nm Damn ab5uiprIngen unb
I'M s6ne Der 2lmfclbeit oas sseite
6ll ii!6en
3u berielbeu 3eit, OILS Die beioen
Gdu6er Die GrpreBclr betraten ling
ser nit ibncn eingeitiegene Yaiio.
aier ipcgen 9e5ablllng Der sSabrt nit
sem Gonbufteur einen Streit oil uno
olS Der 3ug anbielt, mlBte er abitel-
gen. Wau uimmt an. oaB er elm
Spiefgeiele Der 9abnrau6er mar
lmb hsn Streit berauibeihmor, Inn
Gen 3ltg gum Steben Su bringen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1902-07-29
Gcna0ur.
paqnil, Ecuador,

" tt y y u = u y SNIINIUUIt
10. SSlllt.
Gin tSeller, ipcl6es bier am Wtitt-
nod &ormittug i'm 8 ltbr ausbrah,
muroe Gcitern sl6eno crit inter Son.
trollc Gebruft, nnhbem eS neun5ig
Siof III oen &auptitraBen ser Staot
5crlt0rt bate. Ser @clummti6aoen
miro uuf $5,000,0O0 geid1st. Sie
Staot beiiubet iidl ohue 8as uu0
hot nlr oas &aiiet, mas aus Dem
Slltile 8unpas gcIdGpft miro.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1902-07-29
CANADA.
Sfa, Suebec, 81. SSuli

y q, Sltepec, Il. SSltlt.
Die prdhtigen 8ebGitoe oes Crap.
piIten.Sroens linO bis ullf ben
8runo uicoergebrQult. 3pei Wtou.
DIE, Der blin0e Grioer Serapbin ilnD
Elm ldlpIuOiildltiacr @eiitiiher pur-
ben ulls Dem Gad)itod BON YrieIteru
inter eigcner Sebensgefubr gerettet.
Sei0e iino inbeb 10 lhlper perlest.
Dob man anlinnt, lie meroen
itcrben.
Gie ltriu6e oeS 9ranoes lit unbe.
fannt. Der SG)aoen miro auf $780,
600 peraniblagt. Dem 100000 Ser-
iid)erl:ng gegeniiberitehen. aeiner
Ger 81 NPGnhe perlor 0as 2eben. Bel
Dem Sranoe gIngen 10000 8auonen
9lpiellueiu lm0 1000 8uupnen Srau.
benrein 81 0rlmDe.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1902-07-29
&Gnia 3copplO Wia nadD 9lmerifa
fpmmcm.
8 nn0 o Il. 81. oSul

= u y = ~ - NOFKF'
SHE 0ie Zines" beute beri6tet,
hot &0nia !'nnnol0 pon @clgien &rn.
Sbomoa ,y. @olib bon gSaibington
g. g., Der neuli6 nit icincr Sralt in
Sitenoe beim &0nig 5u @uitc mar,
periproden, i'm i'm nGcbIten Sabre in
Der SoIptitoot Der Ser. Stuoteu jlt
beluhen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1902-07-29
HMflanS.
& ~, 81. osuli

M VIU, II. NSUlt.
SSiinf5ebu EeriOnen ertraufen ge.
tern infclge eiuer plosliten lleber.
id,nclumlulg, Die Ben lluteren Sbeil
ser Staot inter SSaiier iestc. Der
moltcnbruhortigc Tcaen mar mil
einem beitigen @iuD.' uno !Sagel.
iturm beglcitet ser Die Straben Der
StaGt in reiBcnbe @66e perwanoelte.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1902-07-29

mat on Dos Sd)idial ser heranlpan-
leitoen Generation benft." Serr gs.
cn0ier, Sta0tOerprbneten Soriteber
llno martner Serfehter Der Safe Ger
alsaemielenen Shpeitern, GilBerte
lih oobiH, Dob oie Hegierungs-Wab-
nubme 3meifellos lngcieblib gepeien
lei. rSn Den perld)ieoenen Stootpier.
teln bon Earis belua6en Itarfe Eoli.
6ei slbtbeilrngen ole oieienigen
Sdlller aus benen nod peitere
airden-, be5lp. Groens. s.8emeinihaf-
ten mer0en epufilirt lperben. Soie
lmo Oa bort man Nltie pie: ,@ipunt
Die frpmmen Sdlueitern", unO ogsie.
Der nit Confess"
Earis, "a. Suli.
Die groBte 9llfregung iiber oas
SOrgeben Der Hegier,lng berridt in
Der ltreng fatboliiden Sretaene, no
lidl 5ablreihe Salteru Dor Den Sdlpe-
lternid)uleu nltfgeItellt lmo erfldrt bu-
ben, DIE 9lltspeillIug Der Sfmelteru
III ucrbinoern. go haben in 2anOer-
nuu bcrittene Sauern lid Dor Die
Sdlpelterllihule begeben, INN Die gln.
tltnft Der 8enbarmen 5u erlpurten.
Sie SGpobner oeS Sprfes Elouoonil.
meId|e Ole Sdlpeiternidule 6eipdd,en,
bahen eincn 2aicltiduuebrer ergrif-
fen inO oenieIben nit @reuneIieln
gepeitid)t.
SSu ga 9reiic, Separtement ser
&oaciell lnllBte Der Toli5eitprlnliiIdr
III &eglcitilng bon 8enburmen, ais
er Die congregationale Sd)ule ihlie-
ben mollte, iicb Dor Ser orobenoen
@altlrng Der 9eu0lferuug 5uriid.
5icbcn.
Sn ct. 9lmbroir, nabe.Nimes ge.
legen, lbnitten Die 0emonItranten
Die Sicr0e bon Den &utlhen los, fpel.
DIE Die Sdluelterlt na1 DEM 8abnbof
brlngen iollten, lmb 5ogen Damn Die
&utihen nit ibren Sniallen inter
Ocn Gllfcn: ,9tieDer nit oen Spran.
nenl" natl Dem 2loIter 5uriif. Die
8eltoarmen maren Der Wtenge gegen.
ilber lnatltlos, lDeshalb Inn Serlt1r.
tllngen gebeten muroe.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1902-07-29
9gaptcu.

Alexandria 90. Suli.
Sf'i5ieQ miro mitgetheilt. oaB IN
Wioiid,e. &oilptitoot bon Sber.Ggpp4
ten, 96 Eerionen an ser Cholera er.
frantt unb 20 al oerielben geItorben
iino. SSn ben lebtcn orci Sagcu er.
trantten in slilicot 107 Eerlonen an
Ger Cholera. ipopon Die SSdiite itarb.
&airo, %. Slli.
Seit 6en Is. Sui nurocn in
&aro lmo Mltdr BOZ Gbplerafdlla
Gcmeloer, pcn oeueu 227 einen foot.
lidjcn Serlali nohmen.
&airo. %. Suli.
9tidt neniger olS It's uelic tSGaa
bon Cholera murOen belIte 5ur Yin.
Seige gebrabt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1902-07-29
Sum Sllb eridJlasen.

Blpmoutb. @is.. %. SuIi.
SSrau Soiepb Sarter, oereu Norm
iih ctli6e Vseileu BON bier beiinbct
muroc, WGbreno lie nit Wclfen be.
id)GitiGt mar, bon emem @iiSihioac
Gctroiieu uno mar mlf Ger Stelle
tuGt. Sbr 8ottc ino einer ibrcr
SGbne wurOen ebeniolls netroiien
uno waren langere Seit beluuBtlos,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1902-07-29
8roi.cs SdJaScnicner.

q banp, q. g., 20. Suli.
Sm &er5en Der Staot fam ein
sSeiter sum Slusbrllh, luel6es einen
8eiamntibaOen BON $5O0,OOO bis
S750,00O perurlad)te, Den SoO clnes
0tcuibeu forberte llno ollBeroem per-
ificSene Serlebltngcn 5lr Splge
hQtte.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1902-07-29
Grtrmnfcn.

6 c 6ar &apio $, SSo., %, Sltli.
Warf gSescott, 81, uuo ,SloDO
@ebIter, 10 Sabre alt, ertranfen inn
Ge0ur sSlllB nahe Ginton.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-04-19
GOING AT A
LIVELY
RATE
The Big Clearance and
Improvement Sale at
D. S. Johnston Com
pany's Stirring Up the
Expectant Purchasers
for Hundreds of Miles

SEVEN MORE SALES RECORD
ED WITH DELIGHTED CUSTOM
ERs YESTERDAY. THREE FROM
ADJACENT TOWNS. NEVER
HAVE GOOD PIANOS REEN SOLD
so LOW AND ON SUCH EASY
TERMS. ALMOST HALF PRICE
CAN BE SAVED on SOME Full
Ky ONE-THfRD OK OTHERS.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-04-19
DISPOSITION OF
CLANCY HORSES

Frank CLANCY appeared IN Judge
Tnllman'a court yesterday Tor him
SELF and three brothers. 20 petition
that the two valuable horses. Freddy
%. ana Direct g. be- excluded from
the inventory made ~ Tho executive.
j. D. McElroy. of the estate OF Tho
late Thomas CLANCY.
The brothers stated thnt their an
Gle. Thomas CLANCY. gave the horses
20 them in hiH lifetime. ou the coudi-
ton that he be- nominal owner until
hlH death. bat the younger Clancys
have always controlled the animal
ana entered them for races.
Judge Thilnnn awarded the horses
20 the petitioner and Freddy g.. has
been sold 10 John J. Lawrence. au
Eastern horse fhncier. for 81 600 Dl-
rect q. ln e. be- raced ON % North
western circuit during the summer.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-04-19

CIVIL SERVICE
EXAMINATIONS

The civil service commission met
Yesterday afternoon and decided 60
hold the regular spring examinations
commencing on May 8 Secretary
Circuit wiIi receive applications up go
Apfil a. and more than 81 persons
have Higninrd their intention % TAX
ms the animation. Positions in tho
following departments win be- nlled'
Ctvii engineering. clerical police.
electrical mechanical. engineering
Inspector. library. lauitur. labor and
fHfHrHffn HHUtfH
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-04-19
MASONIC
RECEPTION
Knights Templar Gather in
Numbers In New Hall

A reception and houHewnrmlng was
held by the knights Tsmpihf ~ Ser
attic iu the nrW Masonic temple. 15-0
First avenue. lHHt nlEht. The mem
brrH of an Masonic ffAtsfulilen ln the
city and their friends we're invited.
~ least 900 guests were present
making % the most brilliant secret
hociriy affair az the year
Tho new lodge rooms. said 20 be- the
most elaborate on the coast. we're
brilliantly lighted. making the scene
most attractive one. Eminent
Commander John McRrath made nn
address OF welcome ana finally
threw the temple open o. all resident
and visiting Mnaona An address wbH
also made by J =. peMuit0H There
waH a musical and literary program
followed hW dancing
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-04-19
GAMBLING HOUSE employees
ARE HOPING AGAINST HOPE
Idle RumOrs Continue to Be Batted AbOut-As Matters
Stand Today, The Jig Is Up

How did the play come up?' ir
tho question the small toadH In the
Htagnant gambling puddle are ask
ina one another today.
That tbs big toada. the gambling
bosses. have realty abandoned the
gambling ncid To tho Clancya aud
retired from business ia Seattle D.
something beyond conception 70
them.
All kinds OF rumors are in circuia-
tion. moHt Of them. as To- usually the
case. nbHurdiy Improbable. A Few
aru fairly plausible and are evident
~ being circulated by enemies 90 the
Clancy combine. one ~ these ia
that before the end came the CinncyH
We're willing 60 do almost anything
co bring about o. settlement ard
aba ndouinR ail prvtcuse Go demand.
inE an interest iu the gambling bust.
nuaa. came uut openly for "a monthly
payment ~ money as price ~ their
friendship
The Rumsr Vow AiloAt
The rumor has it that the least the
CiasncyH were willing 20 accept as
tribute was 5000 "a month and that
the boss gamblers az the eleventh
hour refused tu pay moro than $500
the efforts Of influential friends 81
both side to bring about peace fail
Ink over the paitry sum OF 500 a
month.
This rum1r IL cmphnticaily denied
by those very near t0 the throne
There ia absolutely no truth In the
STORY" said a prominent First ward
man today. Tho Ciauryu have new
cr recedcd FOR onr moment from their
original position. except as a. the
amount ~ the interest go tho games
they demanded
They have always commended that
they we're entitled 90 what they de-.
fumndef a. "a matter ~ right They
asked an interest ia gambling as
compensation fnr the time sud big
money they spent % supporting
Mayor HumeH FOR re- election and a
wns agreed that they should have o..
Business Prepsaiiion only
They insisted from The nrnt that
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-04-19
TAX MAN
TACKLES
The FRONT
Catching The Small Craft Is Where
His Trouble Lies

There's trouble along the water
front The assessor has been turned
loose. owners 81 boats are wearing
"a sad. sad look these days. Even the
little boats realise that something
II wrong and rcurry out ~ sight at
the approach OF this Official The az
season ~ kind hearted man and
would rather miHn a meal than
wrongfully assess q Hhipnwuer. but
the latter doesn't View him IN that
light. His lot o. certainly n hard
one. only today this meek tax man
approached q little Sound steamer
and attempted 10 put a valuation
upon u.
How dare you put $1,000 on that
'cru boat reared the owner. and
the Assessor smiled mckiy smile
and rleskiy asked h1w much a cubic
foot boats were worth. anyway
Cat tn In Two
Boats amt worth two thousand
thts season. anyway rctortcd the
ship man and the assessor mildly
split the difference and called ~ an
even thousand
Tho assessors task az the water
front De- am arduuuH ono. It's easy
enough % catch the blk fellows. like
the Pacific Coast Co. che Alaska
Steamship Co ana such Ike. but
when Il c0mcH 90 finding and as
seHHiuE the mosquito feet. that's n
very different story Many 81 these
smaller craft barely touch pirr
when they're or again while tho
akippers shout. "Munie the whistle.
here comes the assessor" and the tax
man simply has % bide his time tlll
the return ~ the vessel.
The Little Fellows
Then there's the aloops. the launch
sa, the yachts and yAWla. A. the as
SCISSOR said today. ITS an awful
task. but m going 20 camp right on
tho water front tili I get through"
Last yuHr shipping Wits assessed
too high. This year the commission
cru and the assessor are going 20 he
more reasonable. The total assessed
valuation 81 soattlc's water front
craft will figure up quite O. penny
when itH an completed. even at the
lower valuation.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-04-19
GET ACQUAINTED

The Iowa Nebraaka-s South Dakota
club Wiil give a musical entertain
ment aud social az q. A. b hall. aec
oud Hpor ~ the Collins building. core
nor second avenue and James street
tonight beginning az O'Clock. The
object ~ for IuWmua. Nebras-
kana ana South pakotaua 20 get uc-
gunlntrd with one another aud 60
spend pleasant social evening Co
Erfhcr
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-04-19
BOSTON WILL ENFORCE
ANCIENT BLUE LAWS
Can Neither Shave, Change Linen, Eat, Smoke,
Drink, nor Buy Medicine

BOSTON, April 1p.-The agitation
Tor sunday Observance 100 thiB city
mas taken a peculiar turn. Some
weeks ago when the question WIS
70 "a discussed 1T VIA found that Jaws
formulated many years ago were SIN
10 force. being relies. Do fact. 81 tho
old blue laws
Acting under pressure the police
department began AN attempt a.
sunday closing much against the
popular VIII. a study of the laws
shows them 20 be- more drastic than
even thr sunday cioHefB might wiah.
and This 'a being taken advantage n
hy the opponents The chief ur poo
lice today issued strict Instructions
That they were tO be observed To- the
letter
30 Tho police obey lnnlrnctLnna tho
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-04-19
Establishes New Record

The steamer Princess May. Of
Vancouver. has made thr round. trip
between That port and skaEWay in
DAYS and 81 hours. or ttx hours bet
Yer Than THE previous record held b.
the steamer city 20 Seattle uf the
Pacific coast line
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-04-19
LADIES WILL
Be ADMITTED

Del Lampmau, who is managing
tho boxing contest between Frcdcr-
ioks and De CourCy at the Seattle
theater Wednesday evening. Aprif 90.
says he intends Co bring pff r. contest
that ladies' can witness with perfect
propricty a portion Of the thcatcr
viii be- reserved for the exclusive use
OF ladies and their escorts.
Mr. Lampman says that ne can see
no reason why "a lady cannot attend
a boxing contest Of this nature ns
wen az ahe can q football game or
bullnght
Dunlap, real estate. 50 Union block
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-04-19
stu Undecided

Corporation Counsel GILLIAN has
handed down an opinion upon the
recent refusal n city Comptroller
i.ipllnKrr tp issue warrants 10 tho
library commissioner without an APP
preparation from the council. as has
been customary Mr.. Gillian THINKS
it viii De neslr sHary Tor the superior
court 20 pass upon the question be-
fore any further Htfps can De taken.
Mr.. GiiliamH opinion ia that ihr
amendment passed at the recent
election providing for the handling Of
the library funds iH NOS clear iu its
reading and that the commits sioncra
may have miHconstrued the real
meaning
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-04-19

Undoubtedly kodak ncnds Will take
many shots az the Manning IN the
dry dock tomorrow. why not 20 and
see the effects? Boats leave Col.
man dock at 10 and II a. m. i.ih
2 rs. $40 and 1890 3. "a Good music
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-04-19

81 should be- "A business proposition
and not a graft, They agreed Co put
uu 80 per cent uf the bank roll
money 90 represent thrir interest
They expressly stipulated that n
should be- e. business proposition and
not payment OF blaokmaii or hush
money which might he cut or at
any time.
''rhey az one time offered 10 com
promise for 10 per cent and also to
waive several points regarding their
representation in the management
~ the various houses. but never ala
thoy agree 60 accept an outright pay.
mrnt ~ money. no matter how large
Any report 90 the contrary iH untrue
or possibly maliciouH."
The End Of II All
what the future has IN store ~ "a
problem not many Of the sporting
fraternity are attempting 90 solve
\ very few or them believe that
within a few days Mayor Numea VIII
publicly order the permanent clos
ink ~ all gambling houses nnd orr
der the tools and parnphcrnalih
stored in thn big Embellishments re-
moved Within 2t hours under pom
aiiy ~ connscatinn. destruction by
public bonfire
Others arr hoping against hope
that lt VIII an come out right" To-
the end and gambling reopen. The
money slot machine mon v hose
cause depends on that ~ the boss
81 mhlerH are in this class. n the
town r. really closed. however. they
threaten 60 make it lively for the
trade slot machines and also for the
poker rooms now running all over
town
stua Poker IL Ranainr
stud poker gambling house
game pure and simple. & being dealt
IN three Halonna below YrHler way.
apparently with the permission 81
the police. Complaints regarding
these games have been shade 20 one
prominent member ~ thw city GOTTA
90. and he yesterday stated that n
they were atill running Monday night
when council m~ctH again he would
introduce sweeping resolution
against All public gambling
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In this age of strikes and lockout
the wise mechanic provides against
the days ~ advcrrlty by having e.
savings account with the American
Savings Bank q Trust Co n Will be
your friend. indeed. Corner Second
avenue and Madison street 49,.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-04-19
WEATHER FORECAST

Seattle and vicinity Tonight and
Sunday. occasional light showers
fresh southeast winds.
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Dunlap, real estate. 81 Union block
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Williston graphic. (Williston, Williams County, N.D.) 1895-1919, 1902-12-04
Rays from Ray.

Joe McCaffery is putting up a dwelling
house on Poyzant Avenue. G
Mr.. Redick is looking after Mrs. Tes-,
ke's chickens. Look out Ed.
During the past week Ray has been
visited by "A number Of business pros
pectors.
Gust. Repsla.,d. our blacksmith, and:
Albert Berwick have gone to houses
keeping.
Boys, spend your evenings at the
"Bjou" and take in the Free Musical
Concerts.
W. ID. Gillespie's family troubles are
increasing. He has "a new boy out on
theifarm.
Jim Wise is repairing and renovating
his house. making preparations for his
housekeeper.
Glen r. Byrkett has just returned from
a journey in the east. Glen is now ready
as ever to locate land seekers.
WIN. Gass, Harry Mason and J. Dahl
attended the Thanksgiving dance at
Hoflund. good Thine is reported.
DR.. Scott of Hamilton, N. D., is going
to put up large drug store on the cor
ner lot north of M. V. Unveils hard
ware store.
Messrs. Kirkboven, Davis, Snyder
and Tronsen went to the river for deer
hunt. 1t undoubtedly will be dear
hunt this cold weather. a.
We are sorry to hear that Dan. Nc.
Leod. the all around sport, poker player
and crap shooter. has resigned his posi-
ton with the Great Northern.
Charley Hansen is manipulating a
choir at present. Charley used to sing
my Zulu Babe" but now it is II have
got my eyes on 'You une".
On Friday evening Carl Teske was
seriously injured by falling plank.
The plank cut a cash on the side of bis
head nearly five inches long. The wound
was dressed and Mr.. Teske, accompanied
by his wife. went to Wiliston, where
the doctor put in FIVE stitches.
...l 1.-THE Ice MAN"
Williston graphic. (Williston, Williams County, N.D.) 1895-1919, 1902-12-04
Fight Will be Bitter.

Those who will persist in closing their
ears against the continual recommends
ton OF DR. Kings New Discovery for
Consumption, will have a iong and bitter
fight with their troubles, if not ended
earlier by fatal termination. Read what
T. R. Beal of Besll, Miss. has to say:
last fall my wife had every symptom
of consumption. She took Dr. Kings New
Discovery after everything else had
failed. Improvement came at once and
four bottles entirety cured her. Guar
anteed by 'BrownelI 4 McPhee, Drug.
gista. Price SOC, and 500. Trial bottles
free.
Williston graphic. (Williston, Williams County, N.D.) 1895-1919, 1902-12-04
A Cold Wave

The forecast of sudden changes in the
weather serves notice that hoarse
voice and heavv cough may invade
the sanctity of health in your own
home. Cautious people have q bottle
of One Minute Cough Cure always At
hand. E. H. Wise, Madison. Ca, writes:
Cure for nv present good health. and
probably my life" 1t cures Coughs,
Colds, LaGrippe. Bronchitis. Pneumonia
and all Throat and Lung troubles. One
Minute Cough Cure cuts the phleRm,
draws out the Inflammation, heals and
soothes the mucous membranes and
strengthens the lungs.-BrowneIl & Me-
Pbee,