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The San Francisco call., 1903-01-09
ANGRY SCORING
OF DELEGATES
Labor Federation Goes
After Wisler and
Macarthur.
Provoke Wrath of Convention
by Failing to Follow
Instructions.

Los ANGELES, Jan. s-Aside from a
spirited discussion over a telegram
from San Francisco Announcing that
the anti-injunction bill fathered
by the Labor Council had been
given to Grove L. Johnson, Re
publican member Of the State Assembly.
to introduce in the present session Of the
Legislature, tO-day's session of the State
Federation Of Labor convention was given
up wholly to the report of the committee
on constitution and bylaws. Up to the
time Of adjournment thirteen Of the If
teen articles had been passed upon.
The announcement from San Francisco
that Grove L. Johnson had been fntrusted
with the introduction Of the anti-injunc-
tion bill precipitated ga heated discussion
and an angry scoring Of Delegates Mac
arthur and Wisler, who had been in
structed 10 give the bill into the hands
Of the Union Labor members of the Leg
islature at Sacramento. Instead of doing
this, they had given 1t over 10 Johnson,
who opposed a similar bill two years ago
and In the present instance reserved the
right to amend the measure prepared by
the Labor Council. The delegates tried
to justify their action by stating that
Johnson seemed to be most thoroughly
posted on the subject and most competent
to push IL TO a successful issue When
the wrath of the convention had substded
somewhat, motion was passed declaring
that all legislation indOrsed by the con-
vention should be placed in the hands OF
the Union Labor delegation at Sacra-
mentO.
CONSTITUTION is AMENDED.
Discussion over article IS of the consti-
tuition as reported by the committee was
long drawn out Two amendments to the
article as proposed were offered, the first
prohibiting discussion of political ques-
tions in the conventions of the Fedora
tion and the second reading as follows:
The California State Federation of La
Dor urges. through organization OF wage
earners political action to secure the
rights of labor as enunciated by the
American Federation or Labor, separate
and apart from the regular unions"
The second amendment was finally car
ried by a practically unanimous vote
According to article Z, the entire work
of the Federation, the watching of legis-
lative matters, assisting in organizing
new trades unions. etc, shall fall upon
the executive council after the annual
convention has adjourned.
Under the caption of Revenue and
Funds, the new constitution provides for
a new per capita tax of IL cents, the old
tax having been cent
Article X1, Strikes and LockOuts," has
been strengthened. According TO section
s. no union shall be entitled to financial
support during the first week of a strike
and '1n the event Of a strike, only Och
organizations shall be entitled to financial
support as have been in good standing for
six months.
The San Francisco call., 1903-01-09
MITCHELL RISES IN DEFENSE.

] do not know whether / quite under
stand you in expressing yourself to the
itness to your solicftude for the or
ganizatiOn, that il should rise above the
mire, or that part Of It should rise above
the mire."
Chairman Gray-Perhaps I may have
been misunderstood It was not an uu-
friendly wish that was expressed. / said
] hoped IL would lift itself out Of the mlre
and of the conditions created by these
things which have been testified TO around
its baser parts.
Mr.. Mitchell in reply said that while
the commission is going to determine all
the questions that are being presented
there is q greater jury passing upon the
attitude Of the strikers.
AS 10 the action Of our organization
ard the position Of the operators he
said, there is doubt in my mind that
many Of the witnesses are brought here
and DO not come as witnesses ordinarily
do. but 10 testify against the strikers and
Indirectly against the United Mine Work
ers- II does seem to me that until there
is some connection shown between the
DriteC Mine Workers Of America and
scts Of lawlessness the organization
should not be placed under any indict-
ilcnt at all
The Courier. (Genoa, Nev.) 1899-1904, 1903-06-12

COURIER ADVERTISEMENTS PAY.
For Proof, ask our Advertisers.
For Returns, Try it Yourself.
The Courier. (Genoa, Nev.) 1899-1904, 1903-06-12

Alpine and course through Alpine,
that they own the water, plaintiffs do
not care to expend money to store
water in Alpine, until they ascertain
their rights in that respect.
The interests of II. F. Dangberg, the
reputed wealthy man among the plain
tiffs, practically all lie on the East
Fork and he joined the plaintiffs, and
pays his assessments upon the small
quantity of land he irrigates from the
West Fork, like all others, as a neigh
borly act. So far as money is con-
cerned, he would rather see all of the
water flow down the East Fork, be-
cause he can irrigate practically all of
his West Fork land by East Fork
water. as testified to and shown on the
map
The extracts from the testimony,
which follow this brief, will show when
the several bitches were built, and will
refer the. Court to book and page
where the same may be found.
l lalhNlio IOnltilb itidb tliCiC 10 a
studied attempt upon the part of the
| defendants to show to the Court that
the Clogston, Harvey, Dudley and
Trimmer ditch (referred to in the tes-
timony as the Snowshoe Thompson
ditch No. l J and the Vallem, Scossa,
Johns and Barber ditch referred to in
the testimony as the Snowshoe Thomp-
son ditch No. p, were built two years
earlier than they really were.
"Bony'' Ologston and man named
Ritter, in 1859 or 1860, were on the
Clogston ranch, and had ditch lead
ing from Scott creek, southwesterly
from their ranch, at the upper end oi
it, and they raised vegetables, and
about an acre of grain for chicken
feed, and cultivated the meadow land
for hay, reaping blue joint, wild grass
and timothy. As late as 1868, accord
ing to the testimony of Peter Curtz, he
could get but very few vegetables
there, and none anywhere else in that
neighborhood
In the sixties the hills north and
south of the Diamond Valley bitches
were covered with forest trees fit fol
wood and lumber, and were covered
with roads over which to get the wood
out. Curtz testified that in 1861 he saw
men on the side of the hill about where
the break is shown in defendants
photographs, and thought they were
building a road, and that in 1868 hi
came up through Long Valley, Dutch
Valley and Diamond Valley to go tc
his mine at Boulder Hill, about sixteer
lContinued on second pnae.l
The Courier. (Genoa, Nev.) 1899-1904, 1903-06-12

Get free sample of Chamberlain's
Stomach and Liver Tablets of p. c..
Wilder g. 90. They are easier to take
and more pleasant in effect than pills.
Then their use is not followed by con-
stipation as is often the case with pills.
Regular size, 25c. per box.
The Courier. (Genoa, Nev.) 1899-1904, 1903-06-12

The Nevada State University is stead
lily advancing to higher place among
the educational institutions of the
country. This is clearly shown by the
success of it's graduates and the excel
lence of the exercises of Commence
ment week. Elko Independent.
The Courier. (Genoa, Nev.) 1899-1904, 1903-06-12

Philadelphia has burned up all her
slot machines, which inspires the Chi
cago Record Herald to remark that if
she would only do likewise with her
Quay machine she would have some
grounds for happiness.
The Courier. (Genoa, Nev.) 1899-1904, 1903-06-12
That Throbbing Headache

Would quickly leave you if you used
Dr. Kings New Life Pills. Thousands
of sufferers have proved their match
less merit for Sick and Nervous Head
aches. They make pure blood and
build up your health. Only 25c., money
back if not cured. Sold by M. j. Ger
des, Druggist.
The Courier. (Genoa, Nev.) 1899-1904, 1903-06-12

Chamberlain's Pain Balm is an anti
septic liniment, and when applied to
cuts, bruises and burns, causes them to
heal without maturation and much
more quickly than by the usual treat
ment. For sale by p. c. Wilder & Co.
The Courier. (Genoa, Nev.) 1899-1904, 1903-06-12

Some people seem determined to
stir up sectional animosity between
the north and south. Cut it out! If
you can't live in peace in this country,
go over to Turkey or Russia.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-11-20
Star Want Ad Agencies.

p. n. Mullen, sci Ballard ave, epp.
City HALL
Frsment Drug Co, EWlna street
ard Fremont avenue.
W. A. Mansfield q Co, Druggist,
Esd and jackson.
Graham's Home Bakery, sIo5 l.,
avenue.
C N LohndrStt cigar store, Elsa
Second
rhoa HARRIS. at Pestoties, Esnten.
Littls's Pharmacy, ist ave. north
and Harrison street J. n. little
proprietor
Carlton q Co.. Druggist. cor, str
%. and Pae. street. South Seattle
y. A. Moore. Pssteifiee, SO. Park
University orvs Store, University
Station.
Howell ST. Pharmacy, tos1 Howell
street.
Rainier Pharmacy, Mr.. Clark, pro
pe'etor, 2oRs E, Madison.
celarhla pruo Store. W. J. Stud.
lsys props Columbia. Wash.
Broadway Pharmacy. y. e. Fisher
proe~ SIS Broadway and James
Quaker DRUG Co, 1913 IL, ave.
Lesry's Pharmacy. as N. Broad
way phone. Union %.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-11-20
EDITOR SAYS NIX
TO Demonstrators


In fnctH a
different readers whose handwriting
Demonstration what
would the
first prize
Aside this bunch OF tempt alton fG dozen kiss eefnins
soriinE TO The spir In which gysn u seem
kiss Nothing divided by two The editor requests all
definition little
ny o submitted g.
with the uuiuier
recorded
and hent thrown away mu - original
some OF the bewtr ~ q follows:
OF
mean ing hurnan thought.s-E wclb$n
which receive
W. v Tiisy 1860 Bradner place.
The Mrs Tley
The strueor vi no tea M
T1e myr rouan r aFt"Mra T1r~-
formed by o sends
- rpG Glenn. building
bliss divine like the emotions obtained
drink wine says J.
pee thinks Il IL COED TO know lie
know IL good
81 By love. sNy.'-Ms A. Hye.
Il He
which the good shin Bachelor wrecked
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-11-20
Nn chona Mould po

The Cincinnati butchers went on a
strike because they couldn't stand
for "cut." They said their welfare
was nj steak and so they took
the bull by the. horns" and many
of their customers are ''bccfing.'
why not roast" the bosses
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-11-20

When you read about the zero
weather and billiards. IN the East
you almost feel like handing Fore
caster Salisbury a cigar. don't your
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-11-20
sAvIn' FER csRIsTmAs1

Didat ever hear
a coy. sweet miss,
Breathe Ger tho phone.
Know who this isf
Luke the Loon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-11-20
Real Continued
fE11If a NON

HOUSES
g Mo room house. south 81 Mercer
broadway uiHtrtrt. street work ali Ia
and paid easy terms.
{ H00at roam house ieth ava h
Grand Wow. $50 cash. Q
81 400 bzreom cottage. new. large lot.
strand view terms,
81 go asTpom cottage new Fremont
ave Ia FINE condition lot EsiIa.
owner must sell. tSao cash
VACANT LOTS.
Gsq Corner 70xisS on broadway n
the finvat View tu seattle. never can
DO shut OF. one biouk from ear.
fsto Lot on n broadway. ssxisS grand
view. ono block from ear,
tcA= Corner eaxao. level. fine view
one block frum ear. tito cash
tato- ioNioa. level, slightly. one block
from car no0 cash.
500 Corner on broadway NJ very
seed terms
ARCADE BUILDING
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-11-20
v. O. ". No. 90, IN
THE LEAD.


Vote now stands for the most
popular lodge IN King county prize
Kimbail Piano At 1894 End avenue):
Chapter, o. +. s. i5s: /. o. T. NJ.
No. %. 1856; l.. o. 7. NJ. 9. is4:
United Artisans. 49,: Palm Circle.
iit: Eagles. 100; Rainier Social So
clety. -.
Vote now stands for most popular
lady prizes: Lot and RauEel: Mrs.
Emily Callahan. gas: Florence Cas-
eel, 100. Victoria Peterson. It's: Al
ma r. Lorraine. ISL. Anna McMul-
len. i2S. Mrs. Nelson received .
number OF votes from Palm Circle
members.
Lorraine Tea a Coffee. isos E. Madison
Eastern Quitting Co. "a Pike
wocdhouss Hardware Co. it0a md av.
Great Eastern Clothing Co. Arcade.
Seattle Optical Co. MS End ave.
Bee Hive. Dry Goods, asls LIST ave.
Herald Tailoring Co. 1893 2ud ave
OgRwa Art Store. 1glt 3nd ave.
Rival Clothing Co. Madison and End.
shamek. Umbrellas. etc. Arcade.
Pike Street Pharmacy, ls Pike.
Imperial Tailoring Co. iio4 End ave.
Johnson Cigar Stand. 6ls Pike.
IRch Cigar Stand. i07 Pike.
nanson's. Scw'g Mach. us Columbia
Irving a Cannon. Tailora, 1ii Columbia
Llndauer. Jeweier. al Pike.
Saunders Delieatessen, 81 Pike.
Haynes Candy Store. SIS End ave.
Brummers Grocery. as Iesler.
Burger a Marshall. and a T. Union.
Electric Laundry. srd a Marion.
Palace Laundry. ibiz 9Th ave.
French Hand Laundry. Sill ard ave.
johnson Grocery. is2s ist ave.
Cooper News Stand. toS Denny way.
T. otany Grocery, - LIST ave.
wcrhy a Gordon. pruGs. LIST a Virginia
Ryan. Fruit a cigars. ISIS LIST ave.
/ Littie's Pharmacy LIST sv. & Harrison.
Wilson a Fey Grocery. go fesier,
lEardley piano repair shop, s2b Yesler
queen Anne grocery. ss3 Queen Anns
/ Sweet q Cooper. Denny and +. Lake
! Wilmington Grocery, sth and James
, Mere 10 follow.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-11-20
VA STAR DUST ~


Krnzy Krnnk have eloped. Miss
krsnk has been strangely silent for
more than a week. and Luke didn't
show up this morning. The foolish
lines charged 10 his account In to-
days column were brought IN by the
messenger boy, They were not In
Lukc's writing. either. The police
have been notified.
The Emperor of Germany has only
n polypus I'm his larynN. and every
body thought IL was just plain bees
In hts bonnet.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-11-20

VACANT LOTS
bN-Nxiss eorurr. ON n HroadHaYt
grand view. near ear. school and
church.
t6sn- eixih0. leNel hiNh. One view. on
car lns. nth aVe. q. $50 cash
ss5-t oxiao beautiful lot. GA car line.
\ broadway. Fyady 10 build o.. nue
VieN.
$50 Dsim. grand view. one block from
car. broadway.
tssn- t1tle0 beautiful lot. n. Broadway
district. Verf cheap.
fssAa fBxi0o. level. high On car line. -.
flroadway district. slQc cash.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-11-20

The Star Dust Man has renson to !
believe that Luke the Loon and
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-11-20
birth.

Born TO AIR. ana Mrs. p, MeGlnnsss.
o hoy.
Born to Afr, and Mrs. Chaa. Peterson.
q boy.
Born 70 Mr. and Mrs. Haso slstten.
ErSn, = Eirl
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-11-20

cow NGrrlsit sronE
W Lamp. N''''' LARD ''hHsH
We have enjoyed the confidence u the
public Zoe many ysars b1 simply "a
los 20 DO what uas riEht=cuttius the
prices down 10 bedrock. Swing them
exactly what they want with hlss
teen ounces Of it 81 the pound Don
set scared when Yuuf srecst tells yol
The ola ana orisiuai Cow huitsi
Fif9SRsr fANer f6wx' 's cf 1es sf,'
which ia delicious. at : pounds Tor
&c. and klEin Creamery e reufE q
pound also nus Eastern brick butter
pounds for a. cents and oar Fresf
EEKn. Z doaen fof g. cents. are me,
u seems everybody wants them.
tell yeti TEE very pleasant e. heAI
the ladies', with a emile on theiI
faces. ssytns how niee them sFKs
were And ~ want all to know that
Ne are the biggest sellers % the cello.
hratsd Silver Lear Kettle Rendered
Lard on the Coast. and all the bssl
cooks viii have nothins elss tex y.
cents, pound eaii 3 s SsSS Ne siss
sell fun Cream Cheese Is cent? .
pound These micrs tell the rtufY
why you always hna such q rtagh ~
tbs Cow Butter sieTs, f1fgt and fihr
ENCLOSE with 9 stanps your date d
NARY according Co science Nms
Adsiins Swain. Suite : a a Bummll
hotel
Mrs JOSIE 4. TURNER Aaasass
hhsnroeinx. ManirufinE Iihifdfess
las, Scalp and Facial TfsstfnsBl
nsiisasld hises fNens flises ia
Nils TAI, - eth avs ladies' treat.
meat psFlorn electric llsht. steam
Nhuor h0fha. xfbfaseaAF. massage fef
faea. scalp and body. Phone. Black
af
''HFtHof Took Ynur sdFter and cen
suited Madam fafa - tst hstia.
fled Ne4 rifpel Best fortune telisi
I've struck
NApoR. Massage and Tub baths
tiests tfd ave. MAJ Toner.
pairist
tazcEST Headings saf ebert tins
Pref Douglas f@lmls, Fendgtne. tsl
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-11-20
ARCADE BUILDING

NAANAf.A AkAhsfAs
THE PLACE 10 LIVE
bsautlful lpsatiop on shore o. Lake
slsetric car from tigss sna Hash-
are seilinr fAst At ~ 81 ana iioo
~ g. and 80 aowu and O. month LED
already sold every bedY likes Naitlsr
Reach. ita the best and chez pest
property 90 mar kst Ter hutns and in
Ns.tment. schools. churches, stores
fine Sardan soil. cleared and gfadsd
avenues atdewaikss kFaud views
boating bathtnEs flshine high ahd
hsaithful. plenty wuad ana city
hsafthful plenty wats and eitY wa
ter al &c month humber GA terms az
hasaa Huilt See At Weed agent afYlee
At Halnist Beach. ct @ " RtuFls-
want. swnsr. tia Boston block
FEDERAL tSxEerMENTc COMPANY
H. II Smart iarNcn fAckaFxl
Manager. Secretary,
s-Fnom house. fntsrtays lot sexft6s
nicely Improved. barnt fEns party
eomraiied 10 ssii awtnE q sickness
lot n Wits ADD. on Madison st /.
a. So terms
House ana iota ssh ave west. eioas
20 ear. lets % frzitt. a bargain,
acres 30 r. water ffoats near Hfen-
rrton Hnod wharf facilities daily
steamers u-Aso, ali Improved. seed
I.ss es Fourth ave. west. Evans A
hisvetts Additions near car ans
Il SAFE Deepest, bldE Main "a
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-11-20

- 90 LOTS This Is . snap. NUS,
BE- sold
MApfR q CO.
70 Unaton hiaek
Columbia st. Entrance
BEATS THIN All
700 Ffve and ans-half acres % choice
land on the fntsrufhan. cipss 80
Garden station; this land j. az
$40 cash. balance 10 suit purchaser.
q u. NICHOLS.
ST Washington BIDS.
ron aAt.F. BY owner. - acres. cas-,
81 Kent. veil iraptovsd. uriss q go.
S tss%s Fs s' ssd wsshlss,d 80 J.
CHEAP-as-acrs farm. eows SO
mss, enly i ~ ,srgs - down. iis
ssss tsa ne far On nov Rsnts sat car.
isi and jackson ct
CftEAP-s-stpry house. LARGE tract
cleared Ia I'd. with , cows. only ftN.
terms ~ a9vg, 80 mohthiy osnsrss
cents fare new Henton car. Let and
Jackson ct.
! TIMER rslinauishments. zach con
tainins soooo0 feet 81 timber, for
are mites from railroad. and can Be
had atsa bargain. Homestead IN mo
q Co. AZ Ei-sss Arcade BIDS
ERooM cottage. With porcelain bath
and ali modern Improve fnHnts On
Capitol Hill worth r. eon for saie for
DSsrs h Co. 81 xs7'tss Arcade blds
AN Offering the beet value for the
money In ctnse.in vacant lots IN So.
s,,le GRADED streets cement sel axis:
500 90 sac. L. J. aprsnHie, 40 Ar
eade BLDG. Phone. Main 49,,
.. I0o-NEw T-room house ali modern
couvepiencer. SIT. lot. Queen Anne
Hili. Seattle Realty Co. 3a,-9sS Ar
cade bids.
PARTIES wanting 20 squat on home.
stead claims cruising 60 90 flr and
better. call room 80 Pacific block.
A .2-RooM house aud lots, Improved.
$50. terms J, Clarkson, Aeutfgse
avenue. get on at cricks; grounds.
take old Hsnton car line.
For ssIe--Fsrrns and Lard
81 ACHfs good level iaad. mostly SEE
ond bottom. ~ miles from lnterur-
ban, tract faces county road. close
70 school and neiEhbors. price. for
few days 81 20.
ROBBERY MAf.TRY, go New York blk
DAIRY FARM -i0 acres. nearly all
bottom land. % acres IN cultivation
b-rcom house. large barn; close 10
school ard nelghbors; Jersey cows
go with place, $500
ROBERT hALTBY. ti0 Now York blk.
SO a MONTH buys q i0-acre farm. ~
miles from Sacramento city. Write
for booklet. It's free: 1G 10-acre
farms sold. Wright a Kmbrough,
sts St. Sacramento CITY. California
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-11-20

BIN Devery filed an affidavit say
Ing his campaign cost him ilV.s5t.
lie failed 90 say how much Il cost
anybody else.
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MarrIso. LIs.r...

fhiIir AeNenuz Seattle Anna Show.
efs, f0rf Orchard. Nash
Evan T. Rolling - Niark Diamond
Diamond Wash
William 4 fright ga Seattle. psa.
sic =. Ross. =. Seattle
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-11-20

WAN1lEh 1osl1ian is "a 6ef61rh
AMI competent HtenoHrnpher rev
sral Years experience. Address n -,
LADY would uke pcsltiep as cock
either Ter club 81 teachers or In
Namp. 80 deffefaeu street.
WANTED noHition ~ heunekeeper IN
tea tsif q llcfiys'ssS sleSk. es'
MANfkn- Ulrl for iisht eeporai
NaFra IS { Republican, Red ,s6s
A YOUNG sirl rs wlehcs 10 work In
stofs er oaiee. int. = leis
Situations Msntsd-Msls
NKNfffi- III al expsrlr6esa TSek-
kerner. Dob wcrk rs thr hour OF con.
trset Address N The Star.
NANrEn- PegltIon as traveiins 81
any kipd Is boz u Is. can giVe beat
Gsnl delivery seattle,
WANrEp Nv boy o. "a 10 work Tor
board while guinE ,e Hchgo9 Address
Everett Davis. Rainier school
SMAl a. iobs ~ work wanted Address
Fremont Phone, Sunset. Rark 1874.
hut0Hr youne man wishes emplu,
ment AZ teamater or DELIVERY man. y.
Bowman eS srd,
EXPERIENCED packer OF porter In
sfeeksrN of xrocefy store Address
y a. star
PLANS foF small cottasv drawn up az
reasonable rates ~ competent
drauEhtaman, hiack 6iss.
YOUNG man 20 &c Ike 20 set some In.
side work address. v tlndqulMt Kew
Haven HoteL FIRST and battery.
roy. Isl WAITS inside work Of any
Kind. ie.s iiAe 1t, room
srENoaRAPuFR. North side. would
lke GO exchange dictation. NN. STAR
Per ESshanas
foR lsScnNSGf:,
a. acres under SUNNI side canal two
End hs.f milss trom station eg y
land ard seattle clty properly
Owntrn sQuit iu - acres With 81 ID
ROBERT l. MAYNARD.
81 BAILEY elds. sesttis. Wash.
Fer Remit urnished Rooms
| GRAND PACIFIC noTFfs ms ftfsi
avenue House newN furnished. all
Modern. priees moderate,
[ FfRsr.cf.Ass lodEInE And hoasskssp,
ne reons. lstsss fifst avs.
NICE furnished rooms. 1873 am ave.
Fer Rent
/ GROOM Modern nat. eornrr tth ave
aud LonerA st Phone. Rcd ssis
--------=-------
Wsrted
/ NNNffsfS- faTiis II flaHS mGsie
Especial attention ana tfaiuinE Eivrp
beginners BY the advertiser. eha plss
ArHeca peculiar skill IN that direction
Address or eall ON Miss itslen Ram
az, tas 18th avenue north
PIKE STREET FURNITURE co. pays
the hikhsSt rtice foe secand hand
fuEuitufe Xuoda takea In storage
iud. II ies- so PIKE.
HIGiIEsr cash price nald for sec0ud.
fhoa. White III isso Fiss, ave.
I MANTEfp Reomsrs Ter niesiy fur
nlehsd heusssseplns reofns 81 tul-
/ A. CHILD 10 ears Ter. age mes 20
Nuarss mothers care and no other
children. TEL. Front -. al Queen
ave.
Fer observation-disclosures
I SPECIAL sAfE Amsriesn watches
uotdfHlsd American watches. var
rant~d ~ YEAR,. g. = written saar-
ante Afasftesn watch 3 tswsiry
ron SALE cheap. Toe, Freneh r1rEs
eenplsts. R1es's Restaurant issn "a
I HEATERS. new ana Mecontsh hand. all
tizes snd Kinds. cheap ChapiaH, ftaQ
First ave- fnene l. tgf1
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Men boring for of at Niles. Mich,
struck silver. Some men are porn
uuiucky.
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Klondihe gold output 4. a mIrio.
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Elia Schroeder. yrr / me. AZ 81
Thomas a. 81 dlphtbcria
James SnnierNtile. 81 Yra.4 ct Moran >
shspf ARD. % fractured skull
Alexander Srotf = Nrm. Al Wavsias
NILSSON q organic heart disease.
chin John lin. y yrs at lat ave
So cf DROWNING
Alfred " Ilndtay. 9 yfn. Al sa I'm
ave Sc. Of typhoid fever.
John AaGress q Nfn al KinF Go.
Hosp, e chruaic hrighrs disease.
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so NJ buys an exquisite overeoat
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money out Of water as out OF OIL