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The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1902-03-14
Gen. Cables Gets In Good work.

Manila, March 13.-The volunteers
under Gen. Gales have inflicted heavy
punishment on a force of insurgents
in Laguna province. They killed fif-
teen of the enemy and captured thir-
ty-one rifles.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1902-03-14
MOVEMENT OF SQUADRON.

HigginKon's Fleet VIII Arrive Back
mt Hampton Roads May L.
Washington, March 1S.-The Navy
Department was officially Informed to-
day of the departure of the North
Atlantic squadron, with Rear Admiral
Higginson in command, from Colon
for Port of Spain. At the conclusion
of the squadron's stay at the latter
port it will visit next Martinique, An
tigua, Culebra and thence return to
Hampton Roads, arriving there about
May /.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1902-03-14
A RESCUED SAILORS EXPERIENCE.
Was Three Days in IA Dory without
Food or Water.

Santiago, Cuba, March 13.-lThe Nor
wegian steamer Transit from Mobile,
Ala, March 5. arrived here this morn
ing. having on board sailor named
Christensen, who was rescued off Pen
sacola, after having been in a dory for
three days without food or water. He
was lost in a squall from the fishing
schooner John Z. Collins and was
barely alive when taken on board the
Transit
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1902-03-14
SOUTH FAv.0RS SUBSIDY.

The One for Southern Mail Is All
Right-Mr. Cochran DenOunces the
Administration for Its Conduct To-
wards the Beers.
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FATAL ADMISSION

opinion eondsmnins the As
uncieAbram Hewitt who assumes TO
To- j. r. adds:
Internationally,
operators viii redress
either BY conferences by are
trait unionsH
all sides that this comes dangerously
Just grievances
straddnS aeasns OF that point And that the HiAin
point
operators willing 20 do Justice
to be nothing prompt settlement
redress the miners Ersev-
ance Al any .
called Off first
10
surrender
anything OF the
military warfare invest
the spitulatiDg be permitted
march ava
IL too TO
sacrificing ha he victory he has already won.
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WILL take
ALL CHANCES

The last two games Of the Seattle
Butte series win be played today and
tomorrow. Hickey IL In the box for
the locals today. rnr Stovaii viii
pitch for pugdale'H team sunday in
stead OF Schoek. a. previously hu-
uounced. Manager Dugtnis has
considered the matter ana yesterday
decided that he would not take
chances with a new pitcher. sehork
VIII be on the grounds In a Seattle
uniform. and may get in tho game.
There has been considerable crit
ieism OF Manager Dnsdaie. owing to
the fact that he played the game
Thursday In the rasu. instead Of
postroninE II. and Loaf out.
We have never had a poatpo
game" said Manager Dugdaie. last
niFht. "and I don't think we should
begin. There are lots 81 men who
lay on from their work In the after
moons TO see the games. and To them.
II to no one else. there n an fuiuH-
tIcs done n there In a postponefnent.
People come out TO game IN the
rain. and if they wish. they should
see what thsy pay for"
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James aud AIR. Warde includes a
ballet chorus and such well known
PLAYERS rs Normal Harkett. Nndns
worth Harris. fhus. CONN Cooke,
Miss Teresa Maxwell and Mlnn Edith
Fassetf
The King Of the Opium King
"'fhe Honest blacksmith" With
Robert fltxaimmunn. the great prize
Hghtcr, In the title role. VIII close a
very successful engagement tonight
At the Seattle theatef. =.
Tomorrow night. The King Of the
Opium Ring VIII open AZ tas seat.
tie theatcr presenting Miss kathryn
eaFNei. rising faung actress a. the
star. In YirW at the fact that this
Wili not mark the initial appearance
II The King IN this city. Manager
Howe has decided 60 allow popular
prices Go prevail during next weeks
.nEaErm~nL
The play comes with reputation
for HrnaA tlonaiism that u certainly
hard 20 beat. but IL also Possesses a
large amount Of eisau-cut comedy
and tells a story Of love ana Ntilainy
that teaches good moral. The
MANAGEMENT has had a special rans
siEnfnsnt Of SCENERY painted and has
bought many handsome Ghinese coz.
TUNES 20 the play viii have proper
setting.
The story tells Of the actual life
that exists az the present day Ia the
low dens Of oriental vice IN the
e.hinafow OF san Francisco. It
deals with the Efforts OF Wah Sing.
willy. educated chink. 10 ahdnet
Georwefte. beautiful American sifL
Nearly every act Introduces nuW-
Der Of pleasing Hpeciaitirs that tend
to distract the mind from the heax-
Ter parts Of the play.
Robert Downing. the eminent
tragesiian. will - one OF the early
October attractions AZ the Seattle
theafer. Altogether Mr.. Downing
siii present. a Voice from ths
Wilderness Charlotte Temple q
and An Indian Romance" a spec
iai car ~ necessary to transport the
scenery Tor this company.
In n foot.uote under the cast of
characters IN Barbara Frietchie.-
that rrmarknbte play % the war OF
the rebellion tn which Mary Eliza
beth Fuybe~ and supporting com
rauY viii appear 10 this city at the
Seattle th~afer IN the near future
clyde Fitch makes this comment
The author disetaims any intention
20 the writing % an historical pIny
lie has endrsvured merely 20 picture
an imaginary story some % the srir
Il and atmosphere Of a certain pertoa
Of our history. using the personal
ify Of Barbara Frrtetchte' az beat
lending itself 10 his purpose
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IGNORANCE
IS NO EXCUSE

Capt. ~ ". Bell. In ehaFs. OF the
Seattle district Of enc United States
secret servtee. with headquarters IN
this city. has prepared circular let
ter Of much interest 10 the teweiry
trade. Ia ytsw % tho resent arrest 81
William TaFrant and three other
well known jewelers. Of the city on q
charge % eountsrfritlng.
The four are accused % gliding a
number OF scent nirkeis and a sill
yer dollar. which were later passed
an gold pieces by chan. l. Woods q
restaurant waiter. Their defense IN
that they Eiided the coins. believing
they were to be used in the manu-
facture Of Ieuelfy. and had no guilty
knowl~dEs OF intent.
In his letter. capt He'll cites the
leading case Of the United states va
Russell contained tn the Federal
Reporter. vol II. .. 800, Russell Sais
charged With gliding a number OF
old English shiliinEs Of the reign OF
George Ill. which Wefr afteruard
passed ~ another person a. gold
soxereiEns. In spite Of the fact that
RnHHeli proved he had no thought OF
defrsudinx anyone. nor of cesinter-
feittng IA Eoid coin. he was con-
victed
The court laid down the rule that
in such cases the prisoner could not
be allowed to show lack Of criminal
intent or Ignorance of the Inv. the
mere coiorlng Of coin IN inafta-
ton Of a gold piece Of common cir
cuiaflon being sufficient to Justify a
conviction
Capt. BELL says tnia IA stili the rule
and he VIII ID his best 20 bring the
fact 70 the attention u the public.
In order that innocent parties may
not become involved with Uncle Sam
through ignorance Of the law.
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BITS OF GAIETY

Mrs. George II. Kfiffnger gave a
very pleasant ehiIdrcn'r party last
evening at Cherry Hedge. on Lake
Washington. Dancing was the
Amusement for the evening. Mu-
sle was furnished By wagners or
ehestra.
The Mount Zion church win give a
picnic Monday afternoon and even
Ing at Leschlt park. All friends of
the church are Invited 10 attend
Mr.. IS. Rosenberg. 1905 Madison
street, entertained n large number
OF friends this afternoon IN honor of
Miss Loeb OF Whatcom. The AFFAIR
was n very pretty one. After cards
were played and prizes awarded
dainty refreshments were served.
The VIZ club has Issued Invitations
for rs opening dance 10 be given
next Tuesday evening at fdtties hall.
Great preparations are being made
to make the affair enjoyable.
Miss Katherine o'Brien and John
Hansen were quietly married Wed.
nesday evening at the home of the
brides parents. Mr.. and Mrs. n.
o'Brien. The ceremony was per-
formed by Father Metz.
Miss Charlotte Haley WIN give a
china shower next wednesday az
teruoon for Miss Ida Smith. The
affair VIII take place AZ the home 81
Miss Haley, 1i15 Fourth avenue.
Many young ladies have been invit-
ed.
Miss Grostein. who has been the
guest OF Mrs. I. Cooper. left this
week for Spokane. where Hhe viii
visit for a couple of weeks.
The Maccabcea have issued Invl-
tations for "a dance to be given on
Thursday evening. the 2Jth, In the
knights OF Pythias hall. Wagner win
furnish the music for the occasion.
Mrs. l. Fraueutha1 returned this
week to the city after visiting friends
In San Francisco.
Mrs. l.. Stern entertained few
friends informally az cards Thursday
evening NJ her home, 2s0 Yesler WAY.
Tn stnndad Furniture co. enter
tanned the Buck prize contest child
rem this afternoon with a trolley par
~. The ears started froa Yeslsr
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pany 81 80 people follows James and
warde at the Grand.
~De~n Mobile
Gorfon's Minsffels viii give their
last entertainment at the Third Ave-
nue theafer tonight. A brand new
melodrama will be siyen az the
Third Avenue theater next week.
Opening sunday night. Il n fresh
from The pen Of Lincoln ]. Carter.
The scene - laid upon a Southern
plantation. and In an adjacent camp.
and the situations are said To be suf-
iiciently thrilling AMI sensational TO
please the most binse theAtcrEoer.
The plot OF Down Mobile" for this
n the suggestive title OF AIR. Car
tiers romance % Southern life. hing
90 upon the real ideuttty and anceH-
try Of the heroine. Josephine fJxer-
". the orphan daughter Of a wealthy
planter. whom the villain. white In
color. but with negro blood IN his
veins. tries 10 prove only the dauEh-
ter Of an old negroes. His object n
the separation Of Miss EdEeriy and
her lover with n view 10 ultimate
union with himself. Associated with
she villain ~ his connpiracies are
detectives and n negro witch. who
AID him In hts difeful purpose. a
bright vein % comedy Il promised IN
the second act OF 'nown Mobile" the
scene Of which IL laid IN the negro
quarters Of Col. Harper's ranch.
Madison Thsassr
The policy Of the Madison will be
changed. commencing Sunday mat
Tree. sept 81. Instead OF a vRude-
v lie performance. a fifst class dram
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SOME FOOLS AND a sov

public pleased With Theodore Roose-
ir. is hscau he been spoiled.
prRIIcs FAULT
foolish things II natters and pres-
Of the word SINGER
blinking 81 hundreds u cameras
lot q people who want 10
who watch fer the words that dp
Imagine of os trying
and have picture that makes
red 10 time that see H.
Il would nob
made OF different and
ordinary mortal.
There Isn't this country for little lords and dukes and eas
accident American children
IN likes that
and hands,
butt s a custom Ia healthy Americans siek.
hts share OF IT,
q
md conn
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and Second avenue. and Travelled All
over the city FOR hires hutifa. The
children. numbering about e, Norc
furnished With peanuts, napsorn and
horns 81 All descriptions. II was the
most enjoyable i1v~nils AFFAIR that
has been given for a long time.
Mrs. NJ. GnttNtcin gave very
pretty cineh party Thursday after
noon Al her residence. Ninth and Co
iunbia street Tho prises we're won
by Mrs. j. Rosenberg. Mrs. 4. Fort
louis and Mrs. Monheimer.
Mrr. A. sshuharh gave a delight
fui card party Thursday evening at
her home. fe4 East Union. A dainty
supper wan served
Mrs. ~. II. owens has Issued n
iarww number Of Invitations for
card party II be given Friday after
noon. the 18th. at her residence on
seventeenth avenue. ~ Il expected
to be- n very pretty affair.
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attic company has been engaged un-
der the personal supervision OF Ed
win r. Lang. Mr.. Frank Clayton.
the new leading man. will be seen
for the first time In the heavy part
Of Derrick Won Hickman. IN rip
Van Wlnkle' Mr.. Clayton n an
actor of ability and will easily be-
come = favorite with Seattle patrons.
John Burns, the character actor. IL
also an addition 30 the company.
Sam Haipin. the oid-fime comedian
Of the New York theater. IN too well
known to be commented on. Walter
Reed. the Pacific coast comedian.
will Introduce his laughing speciality.
Others among the company are w. ~.
Davenport. Harry Smith. WIN. Sick
I'll and NJ. l.. DefOrreHf The female
characters WIN be Miss Viola Rose,
who played Gretchen with Joseph
Jefferson, Dorothy Pine. Edna Foley,
Saliie GiinetOp ana Viola Marie
Lang. Tho natural acting dog,
Schneider. viii he quite prominent.
Louis James and Frederick Warde
The engagement Of f.onin james
and Frederick Warde next Wcdnes-
day at the Grand VIII be hailed with
the greater pleasure. IN that the
large local following Of these famous
players VIII have opportunity OF see-
Ing them Nv characters which they
have not hitherto attempted.
The inlay ~ already announced n
"The Tempest" generally believed
10 be the last play written by
Shakespeare. Mr.. James and Mr..
Warde VIII appear in the uniquely
contfaated characters Of calibnn and
Prospero. tho former representing IN
a semi human form tho bnaer ele-
meuta Of mans nature. pud the lat
ter Illustrating his most exalted at
tributes. There are ways of popu-
larizinR such themes rs THE Tenn
pest" without necessarily vuiRariz-
ing them. AZ Managers WaRenhais
and Kenper have evidently demon
afrnted from the lavish praise the
production has everywhere provok
81. and the crowded houses 10 is at
tracing wherever presented.
The supporting company for Mr.
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speak at the A. o. 4. w. hall. In the
New York block. tomorrow. In the
afternoon. The Divine Plan OF the
Ages" 40 y m. "0ed's Eternal
Purpose
The new First Christian church at
broadway and olive. Of which Rev
Il. n. Isiuxenfester IL pastor. will be
dedicated October ~ ]. III. Barri-
son. editor OF the Christian Evan
gellst OF st. Louis. will preach the
dedicatory address. The congrega-
ton has been occupying the new
church for some time. Completed Il
will cost siI.eoo.
The pulpit Of the First ". r.
church VIII be occupied by two noted
divines tomorrow who are in Seattle
attending the Methodist conference.
Dr. W. r Oldham " field secretary
OF the Methodist Missionary society
Of the Western United states and
was formerly a very successful mis-
slonAry in the Malay archipelago
while DR.. T.. g Illff u field secretary
OF the Methodist Church Extension
Society. whose Jurisdiction comprises
the Rocky Mountains and the Pa
cific states The latter - prominent
In Utah church affairs and if was he
who started the crusade against the
ANrFMAtHA VI AAlF tANfAAAHI E%EMNANI
Roberts from congress.
Y. W. 6. A.-Rev. Charles n. Lit
tie. OF the Tacoma Presbyterian
church. will preach during the serv-
ices al 4 p. m on the subject. "Es-
theirs Opportunity"
Ordination and memorial services
will he given at 210 .. m. tomorrow
at the Trinity NJ. r. church. About
$50 ministers attending the Method
ist conference will be present. Me-
mortal sermons will be preached BY
Intimate friends OF Rev. DIR. Dillon.
Rev. Edward McFvcrs and Rev. y.
n. Chamberlain. who died during the
past year
Rev. James Thomson. pastor OF
the Lane Street Presbyterian church.
returned Thursday night from visit
70 his old home AZ Bailyfneua. County
Of Antrem. Ireland. having been
gone - days. He arrived In ireland
only five days before his aged
mother died. During HIS absence his
pulpit has been occupied by Rev.
McIihenney. % fan Francisco.
Zion Church Of the Evangelical
Association. corner Of Harrison
street and Taylor ayenue-H. a..
Hornschuch. pastor. Communion
Sunday morning. Rev. J. +. Smith
OF Portland. presiding elder. will
preach the morning service in Ger
man. and the evening in English:
1870 a. m. The Labor and Rest OF
the Children % God" 3 D. M.
"David's Confidence in the Rock
That Is Higher Than T."
Special Meetings
Queen City TheosophicaI Society
meets In Pioneer block at 8 .. m.
Subject, THE Mind OF Man" BY c.
j. Clark.
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SHOT IN SALOON ROW
Four Miners Killed and Many Wounded in a
Quarrel Over Anthracite Strike

we're drinking in the snluon when
unu OF them addfvsucd a Ffoup OF
mnn who had Just CONS Ia and Re-
cursed them uf heinE ucRhsf Hot
words followed. ending in fight, Ia
which several men MFte knocked
down Knives and pistols were
drawn and general melee succeed
al which was only stopped by
squad OF police. The wounded have
been taken To the hospital. where
fhey are being locked after. Not less
than 10 men we're injured IN the
FIGHT
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pARkERsBuRa. n Va. Sept 30.
Three miners were shat and killed
In saloon riot Ia thls city last
nlgha Tho dead are Brown Sieton.
TONY MeulUk and Anton Merrick.
Anton Struton was fatally wounded.
MANY others ~ the participants were
less aerIluslv wounded BY knife aiAhs
or bullets. FIFTY shots we're fired an
together and knives Wsre used freely.
The rev was eaused hN an aitefca=
tlon over the strike situation,
A large number 81 striking mlnefH
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A SUCCESS

The moonlight excursion given on
the 18th Inst. for the bene1t of the
Home Of the Good shepherd. proved
a financial success The sisters ex-
tend grateful thanks 20 Mr.. J. II.
Farrell. who Rratuitously rendered
the magnificent steamer City Of Sc.
attic TO the Knights Of Columbus.
under whose auspices II was given,
and to ell who aided.
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ITS MIND

cONsTASTINOPLE. Sept. co.
The porte today countermanded the
permission given 20 Russia yestar-
day for the passage Of war vessels
through the Dafdaneiles. This later
action IS due to an assurance from
England that the British government
viii support Turkey In resisting Rus
ala on thIe nalnf
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Theaters
emscarthy's aiishaps"


Tauaofrow niEht and tow suc-
Ce~dlug nights. MeGafthy'a Mis-
hnps vii again DE seen az the
Grand. Every theater- seer likes
comedy. "Mcgartnvs Mishapa" n
a musical comedy Of a refined order.
and Ia the east VIII b. found some nf
the best known speeiaiiieF ON the
stage, bright. sparkling music. good
dancing. pretty girls au1 a host Of
novelties are 10 be found.
"The Stroiiern"
The Marguerite sylvia opera ccm-
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CHIEF LATHAM ACTING

Assisting Fire Chief Latham IL
now ia charge OF the department.
Chief Cook is IN New York. At "a
meeting Of the fire chiefs. and FIRST
Assistant Clark r. laid up with q
wrenched leg received recently az "A
ere near the Washington Iron works.
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Good Fishing stock must be IN
great demand N the sales In the past
week are any criterion OF the Inter-
state Fisheries Co. The safest IN
vestiuent IN existence. and get your
orders in at once and make the ad-
vance In price. Inter- State Fisher
lee Co, 302-503 Pacific block. Seattle,
Wash.
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t<oTN SIS u SO oKi1o wlfh ziisfs
hiaebs from ftsfiaff Fremont ears sna
szhgal. me eisN - cssh ~ monthlY
~ y. campbelA III Taiirnan avenue
ballard
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ron sA,.r-orrv pr.. ESTATE

THE s-room house and lot. ssxizs. Ia
sold. 80 - the b-room cottage on
Main and Twelfth. We have or
5 more cheap cottages. and can
give you n bargain.
We have several tide land lots close
to car track and on First avenue.
at low figures.
Several nnc homes on Queen Anne.
and vacant lots. cheap: near school
~ acres near Green fakn with =
room house.
eoxiss feet on Yeeier; broom house
close In: nj bargain.
BDGJE A. CO. CPS Pacific Block.
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Good Fishing stock must he IN
great demand II the asieE In the past
week are any criterion 81 the Inter-
state Fisheries Co. s The safest in
vestment IN existence. and get your
orders In A. once and make the adj
vance IN price. Inter state Fisher
les Co. 3e.-aea Pacific block. Seattle.
Wash.
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sSAr

tfbfNpIp farm consisting sf 40 arr~s
river bottom Land koesi hulidings: wat.i
Ftred m huuee and barn. Land All i'm
OF f2150
Fer ccfnfoxtahle ana wsii built home att,
natcd on East rnien ualkins distance
nanse containing large rooms. bath spt
modern cnnvsniences. only item
lot 80 feet ffom the corner OF Jarksn.n
90 twenty sixth ooxf9o feet. splendid
opportunity to put up two splendid build
inss. for s7bo.
500. 900 20 loan In amounts 20 suit
A. LAWRENCE. poSi4 Second Avenue.
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BUILD or bus = home. stop paving
neni. can sell you three Low
number contracts that will mature
soon In the Fidelity Company. the
most reliable IN the field. have
bought and built OVER 20 homes for
their contract holders. also have
four that NIH mature next eam-
su.r. and one tn the Western Home
company. low number. these con-
tracts VIII be sold very cheap. II
you want a home Of your own this
Il your opportunity no interest.
call any morning before 10 osclack
At the Treen shoe Co. 707 First
avenue. Ask for w. N. NaHdewer-'
ker
NOW uf'EN ron INSPECTION.
TOT can no~ have fssir chniee q AZ q me
aness t-arre tfarfs II tho Du~asnish val
fsf euig 30 miles fFofu f11n~sr square
quieser ~ car thar Green iaks. ors IT,
fnf~rssrtan iinr rurs spriuE eater. colt
desp llana. FAsf rtsHfpe food healthy 30
eetiea ouick sates aaa srnan rzruets. SIS
a. tiso 90 lsrfe. q rfftinra Ahssrses Nlth
earh fz4rrhasei Adams a Nfchois fsfa
tee0rd ayenas. Near az.
tfT2s address, it3i feslsf
Jos MARTIN. AAsetioaesri rhors Red
WANTED -Partnsf ladr cr reasieusn.
with ofncs rrotn in - nraf bslsiness eesa-
tsf seattle NJ tseh required. uTs snd
fieAsant tuslnets. references Exchanged
ACTRESS y. q. &. fok ssI. Brsmertsa.
Naah
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Fletcher 4 carpentss. realty bar
gains onls.
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country orders solicited. sot Third
and James. Phone Main isis.
PACIFIC, Ena orse. Iios "a Ave. fer.
ftshsa beet bsir n tffF. Call ~ hsfs
80 Mrs. ksyss Asr
mr. Y svs~rpp-.s.tn
BOY wanted - wash bottles and
light work xts4 Marion street.
UwIr NOTWITHSTANDING
LADY solicitor. family trade. nsw
vine fur table and medical. good
commission. sisss Marion street.
ron sAtr-NBstEt.t.As Eots
ITALIAN fHtSEr. 81 tree. one
cent per pound. take Seattle and
hruton car 20 Fairyiew. W. pa-
wilson.
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