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Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1903-05-28
HANNA WILL NOT OBJECT,
Ohio Republicans May Declare for
Roosevelt

Cleveland, May Ex-senator Hanna
has decided to offer no further oppo-
sition TO proposed resolution in the
coming state convention endorsing the
candidacy of President Roosevelt for
another term.
When asked if he had heard from
President Roosevelt with reference to
the decision concerning his attitude
in connection with the resolution Sen.
ator Hanna made the following state.
ment to the Associated Press CORE
spondent:
Il am in receipt of telegram from
the president which indicates to me
his desire to have the endorsement of
the Ohio state Republican conven-
ton of his administration and candi.
dacy In view of this | shall not op-
pose the resolution, and | have tele-
graphed President Roosevelt to that
effect"
Senator Hanna declined further to
discuss the subject, stating that the
brief announcement above covered the
matter
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1903-05-28
GREAT NEGRO EXODUS.
Plans on Foot to DepopuIate Southern
States.

Boston, May 2S.-Plans have been
completed by secret organization
with headquarters here for great
negro exodus from the South. The
plan of the society, which numbers 500
persons, is to depopulate the entire
South and Southwest of negroes. who
will be brought North to Boston and
thence distributed throughout the
West in agricultural and mining COM
munites. The first great body of
emigrants, 5000, will land in Boston
about July /, the society's leaders say.
The Southern headquarters of the
society are. in Georgia, but the precise
location is kept secret in fear OF mob
violence or interference from the
whites.
Secret agents of the society are now
gathering negroes from all parts OF
the South.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1903-05-28
ANOTHER CYCLONE VICTIM.
Three-Year-OId Child Killed at South
Des Moines.

Des Moines, May 2S.-Another death
was reported during the day as re-
suit OF the tornado in South Des
Moines. The home of Richard wal
lace. carpenter, was destroyed and IN
a fire that resulted from the Kitchen
stove being overturned a three,yeaf'
old daughter was burned to death, be-
inc buried under the debris.
The Des Moines river is rising an
inch every two hours, with every pros
meet of exceeding the high water marx
of a year ago Many persons are leaV,
ing their homes in the bottoms ana
stocks are being removed from facto
ries with all possible speed
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1903-05-28
OHIO MILLIONAIRE DEAD.
Colcne, Aiaers Brewer Passes Away
at Tiffin.

Tifin, O., May 2S.-Colonel Albert
Brewer. Tiinn's millionaire, agei forty.
tn. oe years. died of heart disease dur
ing the morning. He was in bed with
a severe attack OF rheumatism.
Brewer was under Indictment for man
slaughter, being charged with killing
Luther A. Hershay in saloon row
His trial, which was put off from time
TO time. was set for June 15
Colonel Brewer was a prominent
manufacturer. He served on the state
fab and game commission and Gov
ernor Bushnell's staff.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1903-05-28
BY A RUNAWAY COLT.
Young Woman Dragged to Death over
a Rough Road.

Rome, N. Y, May 2S.-With nai-
ter rope tied around her wrist ana
frightened colt running at fuii speeu
Rena Webster Of Northwestern was
dragged a half mile over a rough hlgh-
way and killed.
Miss Webster. who was twenty yeai
old, led the colt out to allow IL W ca.
in the highway and to prevent II
from getting away while she sat sew.
ing by the roadside she tied the rope
about her wrist The colt Decaiht
frightened and ran, dragging the g,r
headlong over the rough road 10 th'
village Of Northwestern.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1903-05-28

is in Topeka, Kan. died suddenly at
the Grand Pacific hotel, Chicago.
Colonel NJ E. Urell, commander-in
chief of the Spanish War Veterans,
has announced that the national en-.
campment of the organization for this
year will be held in New Haven, Conn.
Marsel Renault, the we'll known ra'
Ger and maker of automobiles, who
was injured by the overturning of his
machine during the first stage of the
Paris-Madrid race, died suddenly at
Couve Verac.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1903-05-28
THIEF TURNS SERVANT.
Robs a New York Residence of Loo
Valued at $4,000.

New York, May 2S.-A thief in the
guise Of z servant robbed the resi-
dence of George H. Morgan of this
city of bric-a- brac, silverware and OBJ
jects CT art valued at $4,000 or more.
Two valises and the loot which they
contained have been recovered.
The robbery was committed by a
man who had been engaged by Mr..
MOI gan as a servant This man went
into service Sunday and the police
say he is one of the cleverest crooks
in America.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1903-05-28
STRIKERS AND GUARDS FIGHT.
One Killed and Several Injured During
the Battle.

Thurmond, w. Va, May 28.-The
first serious outbreak since the late
strike order was issued occurred at
the Big @. mines on Laurel creek.
not far from here During the even
ing the strikers began marching in a
body toward the mines to induce non
union men to join them. The guards
on duty opened fire. The strikers re-
turned the fire at long range. Mar
shall Brown. guard. was killed in the
battle. Several received minor inju-
ries More than 100 shots were fired
before the strikers retreated. More
trouble is anticipated.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1903-05-28
LOCKOUT THEIR WEAPON.
New Yor Employers Organize 10
Fight Labor.

New York. May 2S.-The Employers
association oecided at a meeting dur.
ing the evening that the lockout will
be the chief weapon Of the employers
III their battles with labor unions.
Not only are all employers in the
building industry eligible for member
ship. bur al employers OF labor gen
ctally.
Twenty ght trade associations. rep
lesenting zl00 firms, which employ
10000 men were represented at the
meeting. Constitution and bylaws
were adopted The official name Will
be the Building Trades Employers
Assos iation Of the City Of New York.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1903-05-28
WILL STRIKE NEXT MONDAY.
Chicago Restaurant Employees Submit
Demands.

Chicago, May 2S.-No concessions
will be made by the 10000 cooks. wait.
ers. mattresses, kitchen helpers and
porters. according to statement is
sued by their union during the day.
If the wage scale is not accepted by
Monday, it is declared, a strike will
be called. The workers are asking for
a ten-hour day and about the same
wages that are paid for twelve and
fourteen hours in the better class OF
establishments The Restaurant Keep
ers' association, on the other hand
announces that a strike in one restau,
rant will be the signal for genere
lockout
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1903-05-28
COMPLETELY WIPED OUT.
Botna. la, Devastated by Cyclonic
Storm.

Des Moines, May 2S.-When wire
communication with interior towns
was opened during the day it became
apparent that Tuesdays tornado
caused far greater loss than was at
first reported A report from Botna.
in Shelby county, received by way OF
Audubon, says that the town of Botna
was completely demolished and that
many farmhouses near that place were
wrecked. At Botna large church
and the Great Western depot are
among the buildings wrecked. No def.
mite news of casualties from there had
been received up to II a m.
At Creston ten dwellings, were
blown off their foundations and Mrs.
S. z. Troop and daughter We're injured
in the wreckage of their home.
Ten miles north of Gray. in Au.
dubon county, two children are re-
ported killed in the wreckage or
farmhouse and five others injured Sc
riously. All were occupants OF one
house.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1903-05-28
TERRIBLE EARTHQUAKE.
An Entire Town of Over 1000 Souls
Wiped Out in Asiatic Turkey.

Constantinople, May 2S.-Advices
from Asiatic Turkey show that a ter
rible earthquake occurred April 29th
at Melazgherd Villayet of Van. on the
Euphrates. The town was totally de-
stroyed with its entire population
numbering 1000 souls including 900
Armenians as we'll as troops forming
the garrison of Melazgherd In addl-
ton over 400 houses in the neighbor-
hood of the village collapsed.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1903-05-28
HEAVY LOSS TO FARMERS.
Ten Miles Of Country Flooded Near
La Crosse, Wis.

La Crosse. Wis, May 2S.-Ten miles
of farming country south of here are
Inundated and the loss is heavy. Sew.
eral clam diggers' houses have been
swept away Landslides and washouts
are reported on all railroads and traf-
fc is practically blocked.
The weather bureau predicts a rise
of two feet in the river, which will
mean a heavy loss to farmers
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1903-05-28
DISASTROUS COLLISION AT SEA
Norwegian Steamer Tito Sinks the British
Steamship Huddersfield and p Pas
sengers are Drowned.

Antwerp. Nay 2s.-The British
steamer huddersfeld, which sailed
from this port Tuesday for mshy,
Eng. collided with the Norwegian
steamer ITO The Huddersiield is re-
ported to have foundered. From fiji
teen to twenty-five of her passengers
are said to have lost their lives. The
crew were saved. The passengers
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1903-05-28
BOTH TRAINS DEMOLISHED.
Several Persons Killed in Southern
Railway Wreck.

Birmingham. Ala, May 2S.-Two
freisnts On the Southern Railway. one
Of them a double-header, collided
rear Bryan Ala, during the morning
Engineer Action was killed and Engi-
neeg Chester and three firemen, names
unknown. are missing. Engineer
Johnson and Brakeman j. ID. Hill weTs
fatally injured.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1903-05-28

were mostly seamen returning to - :
land. II is believed they were
crushed in the collision. The bows
Of the Uto We're damaged.
II was ascertained here later that
twenty-five Austrian and Italian emi-
grants perished when the Hudders-
field sank.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1903-05-28
MINNESOTA FOR ROOSEVELT.
Republican State Chairman Says Sen.
timent Is Unanimous.

st. Paul, May 2S.-Robert Jamson.
chairman of the. Republican state CON-
mittee, sent the following telegram
to New York paper in answer to an
inquiry as to whether Minnesota will
support Roosevelt in 1904:
Sentiment in Minnesota undivided
to effect that Roosevelt should be NOM
mated in 1904. His true American
ism, progressive and courageous spirit
and wise craftsmanship commend
him"
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1903-05-28
RICH IRON DISCOVERY.
Mines of Untold Wealth Near Bara
ken mis-

Baraboo. Wis, May 2S.-Mines OF
untold wealth are said to have been
discover ed near this city.
A company is already at work min
ing the finest and most productive iron
ore. The company is known as the
Illinois Iron Mining company and con
sists OF stockholders OF the Deerint
Harvester company of Chicago.
The location Of the new mines
near the city in the Baraboo Rive
valley. The ore thus far dug OF
shows a remarkably large percentae
CT iron piggots.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1903-05-28
Tigers Kill Many in India.

Tigers did as much damage as usual
In India last year, killing 943 per-
sons. Over 1920 wild beasts were
destroyed, for which bounties were
paid of 100000 rupees.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1903-05-28
IRREGULARITIES ALLEGED.
CHARGES Filled Against Porto R.can
Customs Collector.

san Juan, F. R., May 2S.-As re-
suit Of the visit here of Customs In
spector Leslie NJ. Cullum, charges
have been filed at Washington against
Collector Cruzen, alleging irregulari-
ties in the conduct Of the San Juan
office.
According to affidavits submitted
with the charges Collector Cruzen re-
ceiyed unlawful emolu permit.
ted ships TO visit island ports without
an inspector On board in return fol
presents made TO him. and unlawfully
demanded cigars from shippers. The
collector is absent now but on his re
! turn reply from him is expected.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1903-05-28
Lost Two Boats and Six Men.

Victoria, B. c., May 2S.-The seal
ing schooner City of San Diego, which
has just returned from a cruise, re-
ports having lost two boats. contain
ing six men, off the Copper islands
April 27.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1903-05-28
Electric Car Held Up.

Portland, Ore, May 2S.-An electric
car on the Oregon City line was held
up by three masked men at Midway
station d. Boynton, assistant super
intendent of the company, was robbed
of gold watch and $40. The robbers
secured $50 in cash from the passen
gers.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-12-30
OFFICERS
ELECTED
KENNEL CLUB Holds IMPoR i.
TANT MUETiNo-THG BENCH
SHOW IS DISCUSSED

The annual meeting or the BrbiH.
Kennel Club Was held Last uiEht faI
the election 81 officers for tn com
ms year, HuHlneas preliminary r.
the holding Of the ninth anuuH
bench show, VIII take place b.
thla city IN April. wis considered
The following officers were pieried
John kipliunrr. president D.. l.
huhsr and e. D. Hiathrn. viee prufl
dents Arthur Murphy. treasurer
ana Charles MoAliatrr. secretary
Fight members were nominated fuf
the executive committee. uf which
the following were elected L. y.
YouuEH. o. A Fontiua. g. ~ On
bort q. q. YandelI and J. a.
PEBBLES
This committee will select the su
parintenasnt and veterinary Hiu=
seun. who viii offieiatr az the show
10 discussing the coming conference
between the various Pacific Kennel
club League members. shortly o. be
held ia This city, the delegates were
instructed % take only such steps aa
would result Ia the welfare aud unity
OF the coast clubs.
~ the convention a move Will be
made whereby all the coast clubs
viii be combined under one head.
aza
Consult Florence Marvin. prophet.
rHs. gos LIST ''s
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she WAS NEVER ANGRY

County Nsseur lives Aunt ANY oztraP Ut
o. handrea Old and proud q
when tbe q her
lived HE other and
cannot rsmrnber hal ~assv er In life"
the coeoanut after all This fine cd
discover feana II rr~suAi yoah b." s'me'hins
syryu like
happiness aaas 10 'hs
dtscoutvut "hea they
o a man r~aehss for ycur
fruit wtshoui II
h a afue Il
takes hold u the bey and drives health
dreaded q tbs hnEa doctors
q
poat Imagine Tired
he before
discovered 'isas said cusst msndd IL more than
s truth
tried place Haeet
satut
= dcnt tstv that Aunt Amy
sverh ada trout n he
They wroux uouh~ nrfer
"a
she Neptsn prvatu bu
hard tighten the toll
hAab phiossphsf te9nhiuK =
STUDY LtFE
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BACTERIA TO TIE RESCUE

The their complete
satisfaction even growth TO bsetcri.
ntrosen terne absorbed fvm the air
and bacteria that establish he
dwellings pacus, clover and
where they laboratories tor
the absorption II niuosen
chairman Imperial Agricultural 80
se succeeded prorawatng
duocd at hatchery In Germany agricultural
purposes
The unlea departnen Prot Nones
bacteria dry f,n IKE Yeast cakes
which become ready Tor
restoring vorn-out
n bacteria the roots that % Il
ties ana TO conveniently Distribute
with an neeis
pesalmstie
population "
Nautilus
while the Of
population tenaa
seouesreal
an appalling stray Of statistics
when the
population
BY o subsistence
population excdugi, Nautilus wrote
food never more abundant O this time.
the United States
produevcness support 100000
coo pssp. That estimate needs
xlsu We are supporting
plus sezood than when he population
cultivated could
supply Unted States and cotton
10 clo,he
And With bacteria
has hts inning
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q hours Of thr most poignant ana
Illuminating mental and bodily am
Kaiah hnfuan bring can endure tn
fticted for no valid reseon mai can
Discover except the NantDn gnduiE .
cnca OF your anholy pawurH. rnh
only say that any Erafifude 81 = hicn
arm oauacious - ~ = yrry ausiifled
description. - Tor you fsuflmurF.
he added. turning 60 Horace. I dom
know I can only guess az the part
you have plafrd IN thin stretched
business but. IN ans case. SEA VIII
understand. ourr for all that ala
Teia tons between VS. must cease
Papa" said 8gigia. TREMENDOUSLY.
Horace and ! have aierady agreed
that that Ne must separate.
al my bidding explained FAX p
rash suaVoly Fgf such an alliance
would be totally uuaarthy % his
merits and canaitinu
This franku.rs was rather too
much for the professor. Nabofy
asked yoa for your opinion. sir" ~
snapped a person who has only
recently been released from = term 81
long and. for ali have been able %
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but n You ARE proposing Co naaffl
me 60 anybody ia partfefIiaS"
Have ! not informed fhrs that
have u In contemplation 10 obtain
for thee the hard IL a kluRsa dauxh.
ter of marvellous beauty and aecofna
piiahueutsf
You know p~sffctly veil you
nevsr mentioned IL before. Hsla
Horace, while sylvia save a little
low cry
=Itsplne not . danasl. counseied
the Jinnaa. since q u for hiH Nei.
fare. Fur. though a. SEX he believes
Il not. when ne hehcida the rcapisua-
sut beauty cf her cuuntenNncc hs
viii swuun away Rtth deligtt and
forget thy VERY existence.
n shall DO uuthlnE OF the sort ."
said Horace. sagaEeiy. Just under
stand that ! don't intend 20 marry
any princess. Huu map prevent me
Ia fact Yuu have frum marrying this
I lady. but you cant force me % MAI
- anybody rtee. / defF yDuir
when thou hast seen thy ufide'a
+ Projections thou wiit ueed u9 cafn-
E puisiun. said Fakraah Apd II
I thou ahauiasi refuse. know thiE tlak
thou - 1T b. exposing thoae ~hc ave
I dear g. thee 60 calanitiea of Tie nlQs;
unfortunate description
Tho awful KaRuaueas Of this thrnat
completely crushed Horace. give
lmo time" be ssid heavily. a want
20 talk thn over with you
Pardon me. Nentimore. rHf9 thr
professor. with aclduous polifHesei,
but. Interesting 81 the Discus siaa 81
your matrimonial arfauErmoute i tp
you and your protector, ! should
greatly prefer that you chose s8frTe
morr hitting plaoe for arriving a. q
| 1eclHion which IT, ia the Clrcum
stances. a forcRune conclusion. Fam
rather tired and upset. and I Htpufll
b. obliged b. you aud this Eentlam9n
| could bring this most trying inter-
view O. close AZ soon as you COM
venientiY can"
You hear. Mr.. Fukrash7" sald
| Horace. between his teeth 1T u
quite time we left II YOU 90 "a
once. I wiil follow yot very sortiY'
| Thou silt find mo awaiting thee. %
| answered tho Iiunee. and. 90 Ms
Futvoye.s and sylyia's alarm. dlaap
pared through one OF the book
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ascertain. welisdoHereed impfiaon-
mont, il HoatsetN entitled Go pose a.
an authority ~an social rank. iinyo
the deeauvy not 90 interfere again
with mY domestic affairH'
Excellent ia the saying, remark.
"a the ImpHftunhahio liunee. te'
the TAT that n between the paws OF
the leopard observe unidly All the
rules of paiitrnerH aud refrain from
words Of pruvocatiou. for 90. return
thee 90 thu form OF a mule once more
would he no difficult uHderiating
n think / failed to make mfaelf
clear" the professor fastened 10 OBJ
serve. failed Ca make myself clear,
II merely meant 10 congratulate
sou on your fortunate escape FROM
the consequences ~ what don't
doubt was an error or Justice.
am sure that IN the taiure you viii
employ your your very remarkable
abilities 20 better purpose. and !
would angsuat that the greatest SEP
Aiee YOU can 10 this unfortunate
young man hefe D. te abstain from
any further attempts 10 promote his
interests"
ancar hcar" Horace could not
hcin thraNinF ia. though IN ~ dts
Vrrct an uudeftono that Il was iu.
audible
"Far be this from me" replied
FakraHh "t'nr he has becoine unto
me even as fascfitc san. whom J
design II place upon che golden pin
narir OF felicity Thcrefuro 1 have
chosen for him wife wnn d unto
this damaeif ~ thine as the fuli moon
to the glow worm. and a. the bird o.
paradise 10 an unflesiHed uuafrew.
And the nuptiais shalt hH. crlehrtlsa
before many hours
"IIomes'" cffed sylvia. Justly In
csnsea why why didn't you tell
ire this before -
"u~canse uaid the unhappy Hor-
ace this u the very first I've heard
- a. Hes always spftnginE some
ffcsh surprise on me. ~ ADDED ~
whisper. but they never oosae 10
anything much And he can't mhrrN
me against nv Nah yoa know Z"
nNo said sylvia hltinr her Np
= never supposed he cauid DO that,
tfarace
aTH settle this ~ aHce." he ~
Piled sSeW iasnk here AZ lmhst|
he addict Il dant know What new
scheme sou have got ia teur head.
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aYNopHIR

HNNOpHtH.
Horace Neutlmuro, an unHueceruful
NuunH London architect. loves sylvia,
daughter uf rruf Hsuttuyr. Hn rutis
ncht oriental scholar. Al an auction
Horace purchases an unCisnt brass
nvttle. When the BEETLE iH opened.
An ash 81 AansHh "A iinneei VINO
DAD been Imprisoned In the bottle
,,ntufica hrfure by ktng solomon,
The linnee. after awearlns eternal
gratitude. Disappear Horace be-
iinNea he dreamed OF seeing hitH. The
next day client mYHtcrioualy ar
Hhes az Horare'H office.
Tie client, Samuel Wackefhath.
employs Horace % build him mag
hifieant house. The professor COLI
srnts 10 Horaoem engagement Co
sylvia. and becomes Interested IA
the hrasa bottle
The Jinnee obtains a rieh client,
samuel Wackerhath. for Horace. aud
promises many rewards for his re-
vase. The Professor approves lior-
aces engagement a. sylvia.
The 1innee sends Horace a present
ol sold aud ieN ala worth Thousands
20 millions
The Jinnes provides an entertain
n1cnt for sylvia and her father and
mother that causes all sorts % truus
bic, and Horace ia Obliged 10 tell the
hele story ~ the professor. who
takes the seal ffpn the bottle that
h. may try 70 decipher lta insosip-
Waekerhath comes to Horace "a
a terrible temper about hla hauae.
The 1innee has in a single uiFnt
erected an oriental palace fur Wacks
'orhath. fearing that Horace would
fail lie compsis Waeksrbath 60 ac-
cent r.
Tho iinnes agrees % destroy the
oriental isalaee. ana tells Horace that
in order 10 kevp his story from the
pfofussur he has been compelled "a
turn The latter into = ana.efed mule
Horace pleads with the Jinnes 60
restore the professor 20 his natural
shape
rhls ~ agrees % 10. provided syf-
via viii give Horace ~.
sylvia agrees and tn professor u
restored.
CHATTER XIV tcontinuedA
As I ann already Indebted 10 you.
Az % att the uFnfaaaaF Hrar afstsfa
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NRti'E ~ Ni0' AlARhHEitH,
The annual meeting ~ The stock.
holders ~ tho Carmnek Gold and Cop
per Mining Company viii be held al
tho office OF the Company. rooms a..s-
S3i Arcade building, Seattle. Washinr.
ton. Tuesday. January 5th. ia1t az 2
o'clock .. M, for the election OF truss
tees and the transaction OF such other
business m may properly come before
tho meeting. l. O. LONE
Secretary.
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eat~ q =
bshaff
hard
h
Saturday nights
which orzanmuou Of pubicsptad
OF wousn nd Is
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r. question but
unionsshQald however
enao a
Theg
r. on should b. enforced
the no
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