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The Scranton chronicle. (Scranton, Miss.) 1897-19??, 1903-12-26
OLD RED CLOUD DYING.
The Celebrated Old sioux chief
Passing Away AZ HIS Home
In Pine Ridge, .. ID.

Pine Ridge, S. D., Dec. ls.-keo
Cloud the celebrated Sioux chief, Is dy.
ing in a tepee in corner Of the yard
surrounding the little wooden house
which the government built for hiw
here years ago. He is S5 Years old, al
most blind. scarcely able to read and 50
beclouded in mind and feeble his death
AZ likely to occur at any hour
The Scranton chronicle. (Scranton, Miss.) 1897-19??, 1903-12-26

First Tramp wuz at de House Of
Industry on Christmas =
Second Tramp-Tc get yer Christ,
mas dinner. s'pose2
First Tranp--Of course. You don't
s'pose anything less dan free turkey
an cranberry sauce d bring me near
a place wit . name like dat?-Brook-
Iyn Life
The Scranton chronicle. (Scranton, Miss.) 1897-19??, 1903-12-26
Left a Comfortable Estate.

st. Louis, Dec. 19-An inventory OF
the estate Of AloIse wohler, the st.
Louis restaurant proprietor who died
few weeks ago, filed with the probate
court yesterday. shows a total Of sl67,-
594.70. Eighteen years ago he started
with next to nothing.
The Scranton chronicle. (Scranton, Miss.) 1897-19??, 1903-12-26
Fireman FATALLY Injured.

New York, Dec. 19.--In fire which
destroyed Brooklyn tenement house
early Saturday morning Lieut.. John
Freel of the fire department, was fatal
ly injured by falling three stories from
fire escape. With his comrades he
had just carried rs women and chill
dren from the building.
The Scranton chronicle. (Scranton, Miss.) 1897-19??, 1903-12-26
Tran.mItted 40 Congress.

Washington, Dec. 1s.-The president
transmitted TO congress correspondence
relating to the isthmus Of Panama.
being a report made by Secretary Hay
with accompanying papers concernins
the Hay-Herran canal treaty.
The Scranton chronicle. (Scranton, Miss.) 1897-19??, 1903-12-26
Mothers Protest Against smoot.

Philadelphia, Dec. l9.-At a com
mitfee meeting of the national con-
gress OF mothers here. it was decided
TO hold a public meeting in this city
TO protest against the continuance of
Senator Smoot in Office
The Scranton chronicle. (Scranton, Miss.) 1897-19??, 1903-12-26

n more serious pIrase Vi me S.ssAo
developed in the threatened teup to in
clude stablemen and stockmen. Should
these men go out, the ambulance serv-
ice Of the city would be seriously Grip
pied. Pressue is being brought TO bear
upon the men employed in these de-
partments TO induce them to call a
sympathetic strike.
The Scranton chronicle. (Scranton, Miss.) 1897-19??, 1903-12-26
A Good Beginning
for the Year
sV BELIEVE in beginning the New
Year WE'LL" observed young Mr..

turkey; Il am not superstitious, but"
Yes" said his wife. demurely, Il
remember how well we began 1t last
year"
you were to start on a trip that
day. weren't your" queried guest.
Yes, and the train, new one just
put on, left at 9:25. Ned said we should
arise at five. thus beginning the New
Year well and catching the train COM
fortably. He ordered a cab for e:30,
so it would reach the house at night;
The Scranton chronicle. (Scranton, Miss.) 1897-19??, 1903-12-26

Beyier. Mo, Dec. 19.--George Will.
Jams, aged % years. coal miner, en-
ployed in mine No. 7 of the North
western Coal L. Mining Co, was in
stantly killed by large fall OF slate
and rock while al his work Friday.
The Scranton chronicle. (Scranton, Miss.) 1897-19??, 1903-12-26
v,rrinla BuiIdIng Assured.

Richmond, Va, Dec. 19--The gov
ernor has signed the bill appropriaung
$40 900 for a Virginia state building al
the St Louis exposition. The struc~
ture is to- be reproduction Of the man
sion at Monticello. the home OF Jeffer-
son.
The Scranton chronicle. (Scranton, Miss.) 1897-19??, 1903-12-26

outskirts o1 the cIty anu s..s..e1l. 1.l1s4
were upwards OF 10000 trees in the
pyre, leaving but 10000 to be sold.
Prices have already doomed from 75
cents to So; from $50 to IS, and deal
ers expect to get IS per tree before
Christmas day.
The Scranton chronicle. (Scranton, Miss.) 1897-19??, 1903-12-26

Detroit, Mich, Dec. 19.-John ker-
nell. the veteran Irish comedian. who
has been lying at dcath's door at Grace
hospital. all week. died. Friday. SUI
ferIng from acute nephrytia
The Scranton chronicle. (Scranton, Miss.) 1897-19??, 1903-12-26
n.slos.s egsElng wages-sof turtaiIins


production
A couple was married at Effingham,
Ill, Friday, after a courtship by corre-
spondence. They did not meet until
their wedding day
The treaty "for the extension OF the
commercial relations" between the
United States and China was ratified
by the senate friday.
Mrs. James Maher died at Blooming
ton, ILL.,. Friday, at the hour set for his
daughters funeral. Grief is said to
have been the cause OF death.
Senator Fulton, of Oregon. has asked
that the government make an appropri-
alton for the proposed Lewis and Clark
exposition to be held In Portland.
Henry Fleming. 10 years old. pa
4se~t - +h~r-cs@sssxe~rrs-, rf+-- t=~<-zt<r-s
The Scranton chronicle. (Scranton, Miss.) 1897-19??, 1903-12-26

Lima. Peru, Dec. is.-By decree
dated December is the Peruvian gov
arnment has recognized the republic of
Panama
The Scranton chronicle. (Scranton, Miss.) 1897-19??, 1903-12-26
roo MANY CHRISTMAS TREES.
PbfIad~IphIa Dealers Make n BON
Are of Forty Thousand In Or
der TO Push Up Prices.
Philadelphia, Dec, 19.-High finance
has entered into the Santa Claus busi-

30 n fIlffe 'fff --'-tHr Fe-fHnF
sof bs 0t gSHearse laa ~
SO ea IA5 feeY uai- h n1e
af f fe sle Do h4
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-05
CASE or FRENCH
GIRLS APPEALED

Tho ease Of Yvone and Marie ~
rcvre and ueorEenc Nafmand. the
three French girls WIN were ordered
TO be deportai 10 France by the gov
eminent authorities and 20 Van
eanVaf by Federal Judge Hauford, h
10 be appealed 10 the eifeuit court
Fur aattlement The RlriH are stiii Ia
the house 81 the Good shepherd.
Their hnnds have been fixed ~ $500
each.
The Frenchnomsu were said Go
have been brought to this country
Tot Immoral purpones
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-05

KENT. March A~=Frank Hack. the
man who jumped from the Northern
Pacihc train last nisht. IL atlll Ia thn
hospital here. whore he will likely
remain for some time. Hts Injuries
are quite serious, but there II little
reason 10 doubt that he VIII recover
Both feet hrr frusan by the all might
~sposufe There ts bad cut on hts
head. another on hts right arm and
. saiFd on his left hand one rib
was Displaced but not hros.n Hack
- delirieus mesf 81 the ttsps. hut
has been able 20 stNs sonse sceouat
~ his adventure. lie dsnies that he
jumped out af the window. but says
that he leaned uut. ana fcli. This.
however, II untrue. A. the siasa IL
broken
A travelling companion named Era
est Tihbattn. who was In an upf.er
berth while Hack wss In the to~sr.
says that hiark must have Jumped
oet Ne had he~n on a d~baueh for
three days before leaving Seattle.
while IN that city Ne asopped AZ the
Hotel Seattle. WhaFe he registered a.
liiack ard wife. In his dsiiftun
biaes hsep. saving over and over. =
never lid anything 10 you"
Black ~ frasn Selsnn. ~ c.. where
he was employed a. an Anaairansa ter
IN the ssneltsFa lie received sssd
esxeA and heFs an sxesliant charse-
ter there. according IN the cosnpaa-
ION who u travelling with him. lie
was on his $50 70 California with
his vita ~hsss ~ expects IN future
20 reside.
nlaes II q assahsr Of the knights
OF fythia& Of the odd Fellows. the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-05
GEORGE 7. GARDNER
IS DEAD

George 7, Gardner. aged 81 years,
2lrd degree Mason, died at 1911 Firs,
avenue north, this morning lie IN
Airvixed By q widow and ono son.
A. ~ Gardner OF this city. Mr. Gard.
her Was a member Of Ionic iodKr
and af the knights Tenpiar. Hut-
trWorih a sons haNs charge % the
tinsrai arrangements The time or
the funeral has not yet been set.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-05

that place. The ehisf told tho Jury
he would follow any INSTITUTIONS
that body might Eiss him IN IN"
matter of paksr aalnea.
Incidentally the chief was ASKED
converting HIS knowledge ~ the 20
per cent graft ~ she fianrya, Ne
denied absolutely that he had any
shafe la a.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-05

ing that poker games are runnlns
upstairs.
Ito profe~aed surprise when told
by the jury that the game at the
seattle was running fuli blast the
day after the ante murtcm state
mrnt uf Anton Helmick was made
public stating that he had been
driven 10 suicide bY hts lassss in
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-05

At'i'fthN sass 4 i.sisssiiail 7srnii'1lS a
y a. fiehsffHn q cas- nsp sairsfs-silss
10 FfFsf aFefsar5 naaf ftaft-ry street
o. saturday. TIE To. ~ 10 - shafH
HI seis slstnEas fnatfr~~@ra rttrllsian
tatissl diulhA ehsifs etas4nt at.ftF n
riano haa afNab Lace c1rtainx ofHsf
NaN oaaa. fhfsaisssFf rarksra. Kifrh@s
Stp~si. aise 90 essa nsftreea-@ ptitows
t~~lain4 etc r a. uish.rxan a ca
eactlans~rs. zars FIRST aesnss Fsaens
fuu@et- Mafn ftsI
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-05
BANK BILL
rs PASSED

OLYMPIA. March 1.-The HOUSE,
this morning passed the DiSon hank
inE btu By vote OF - 10 Is. The
fight waeed against II by the Cana
dun Bank Of Commerce proved 10
be % no avail.
The house also passed the truaut
bill introduced BY Jones OF King.
Uundernnn'n rhmpuiHory school at
ate this morning
This afternoon the senate went
into committee OF the Whgde 10 con-
slider the bill appropriating So. coo fof
the -. Isaaln ekpoaition. a motion
10 cut the appropriation 10 $50. eco
was defeated.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-05
POOLROOM
CASES

Walter Fultan, na attorney fur
Dave Argfle and Frank Clancy. L.
arguing "a demurrer 10 the complaint
ln the eases against those men FOR
conducting poolfpouH, before Judge
He0fHe today. The complaints
charged the defendants with gum
bling, and Sit Fulton contends that
the operations of "a ppoirnnm are not
gambling IN contemplation Of the
statutes
tn demurrer, aud az tho defendants
offered no evidence. they we're found
guilty aud fined o. each Notice u
appeal was given and honda fixed
40 500 IN each cnHe
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-05
PRESIDENT
TRIES AGAiN

WARRINGTON. ID. g. March 81
The president this afternoon sent to
the senate ths nomination Of DR..
frum 10 be- caiiector az customs at
Charleston Thia nomination failed
Of confirmation az the last session,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-05
BADLY HURT
AND IS DELICIOUS
eur
n n

forvsters and the raks Members
or thaae lodges Ia this town are taxi
ING much interest In hts cnne. and
iuoking after hts wife.
Mrs Black " completely proetrAf-
"a by her husbands misadyeutuFs,
and ~ unable To talk
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-05
For s@l.-rs.i G.,...



orr A HOME
~ rnas s.Na - t.saiHy @har. rosl hsvs
sa~-f rursuuftfss and ths aszasrsfre
- u.Atns nsps-s - Frur tnxeefrasnt
ton sisesrie iis.s ths hfsf ss.ss NJ rar-
stfiks Lake WastfrEiau. Hundreds a
families Asa aaseins ia est building
hsnsaai ieFss -s~rual hsnar9 aleuty a
~s.ft 80 etNsrt-saY ierE- - fcpf aeis
81 ~ 81. - sn.i fipa a. y desn ere
- hish aaf h-stshy aHhinx. hestihE
rieufF eoaf sp1 seter nie~ nsiskhszs
sherl rhershezs st.~~s tsiephans-
,,s.-..s, e.. sssy.~s rss nsss a
wsssiarsan street.. fsr- 20 nae. 20. ess
ariisr 80 NJ. weed ss~nt ~ ofrre
- nafr1tsr n.seA. e. G X. atsrtsssht
swr~r. sie tts~spn ris~s.
saao s-rver, ha~aHs anf . t,ss sim s.nr~-
htsus~ WOOD shet aHd chfrk~n h1aars
me water. . nieeks fresn sar iiir~.
ssro-r~ a ftssae - nfperrtY h4inEtns 10
= rvus.s e siI.ao - sssnth. ieruss.
-asth hst~e-n tee ear haes. $50 es-e..
t.slanrs easy tefras
ffDso -t-s,Fan ana4isFa cattass. $50 cH<s.
t-.fsnre easy tsruue.
ttQc.o-asrszsa cottage Qs~on knss iii;
afrau rseh fas nterst down.
sioo n-r-~.m saasera egtfaFe s,~ssnt sss~.
nns tscssscn. small cash psymrnt bad
nnra islosfhiri
sssa-An slannnt ts-fe hsaa. 10 nns -
ratinul rsn stvs terms.
kscao Flne aarsasn sesiisrce. laundry In
sas-sn~sst. iss *isf1o. all ln,prseu-nis
IN and paid F1shfr<nfh e~euas.
fheS-y-iu~ ~ near ear Hrs On Vow use
Warren. fnr stae
nss % ts.e- f1as "a. On oue-a Anne HIT
ii 9 nYERE q co.
alr.8x1 ~ Arrate BLDG
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-05

W n. Hutchinson Co. rorner Sec
ond and Union street. Offer for to-
morrnN.s spseini a Boys boe 1'fouHef
for iJe One that II heavy weight
ana strongly made. Imagine it,
lac, 1hees are the Kind OF Friday
specials We shall offer all this
spring
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-05
LAST EDITION
MAYOR HUMES nv
GRAND JURY ROOM
Csy Executive IN Askod About GAM
bling and the Jurors AFRO Through with Him


Mayor ftunten was before the grand
49,. -. -.
'N'' shs- ei'e'"'en i'e went In
..,...,,, . =, y.s..,..... 49,. -.
''''H "t''t'iss's' an"
il atm there n. IN. s,ar 49,. "a.
prc~a There ie NO question hut " hat
the mayor viii he asked 10 tell every
thing he knows about gambling aud
,.,
n'Nnietpal Wives ~ " pteeao'e, aise'
a., ,h. ,.,.s,. an n. .,,...,,,,,,.,
'''''s nv '''@t W" N",-s's'''''
In raeara "a satno az the franehtsra
which are said 20 have gune through
tho city council by questionable
means.
Jaeoh Furth on the Rack
mi. r,orn,rx IN. rrara htry had
Iaceb t1.rth IN A. = ,sitn.~. when
a.. rar,@ .s.t M fS.rth mad. IN.
.sseaflas .fafenrnt that he hast been
ausstion-a tahoat everything He
waa .artt,-ulaftv encouraged To tell
What he Knew about settinx fran-
,his~. at,,e,as,h ~ s..,sla ..tfv sosn.
cil, ara III. r.rsnary was refreshed
~ references 70 several In which ths
seattle Electric campaay has taken
active interest. either pro ~ son.
IL 10 not anderstooi that Mr.
f'urth enlightened tho Jury greatly
on thssa aaatters He was further
asked a. - his knowledge Of sam.
bling and the ~ pet cent sruft. but
said that he know nothing hut hsAr.
SAY.
Thomas Navin. formerly council.
man rem the First ward. Vas ask
81 to ufef pfuef % stnt~tnsnt al
,esed 20 hafe bern made ~ him late
~ 10 William hcArdle. that the
,feA.nt esaasH are all eoesiisfs
NJ N.fa oented thAt ne had said
anu esefd EtNr no prusf 81
"ee'itins.
hAln. VIE nssatiet-
~ - - sns NV ~ .t7tsfs
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-05

Mothers. attsniitni Toklas. Rin-
german q %. earner sscond Assnas
and Aensra street. sili seli. tomorrow
etiy. - pairs Of s>o knee pants at
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-05

Classified Ads
rslp snssd---Mais
wAHrti, 4 spllsisoe CAL n 10 ~ ~.
Tun HrAn psupieynsni Oalss. 1a2 Jsnsf
ann street. can furnish ths brat help ~
tho Dity Faf quick aeryiee pigns Main
s1a indspsnasai. 2iVz MIS-. u. a Hslh
WANTED plsisfe aHsnfs. salem and eessfs
l,.l-..an % busters. il9s 10 -
sosissy Notice.
An fHK Man
housn sspslsias - ~ h,anenss rs 49,
ss .,s '''sssaF .a!s. ss' ssa.. lf 81
Nain ITO indsta.idsat y tesi
Wanted
WANTED Men and women 20 study
UYpNOTTsM. PERSONAL MAO
NETIsM aud character reading ~
our simpiined method. cali fof
charts and dsiinahtionH. Institute
81 Science. 1905 Second avenue.
Denny building.
For Rsnt--rprnisi,sd Rooms
HOTEL aEKiscA
1901 HlFHf ave- corner NfnNea
The sunny aouthresf eafneft nutaide fapfns-
~ feet square. SEQ tspD. eg.0o pr
pesh Electric lights. porcelain h4ths.
speriai ratss % families ant siHzls sen
tiefusn.
TnHnis- rssai nsi fsrnl.hed Toe hoassksep-
Inc rinaH la 81 moiIthl No children.
i'ipnssr hsatine Areary. over eus :
drug store
ROOMS with o. viihgut board. ever
modern convenience. ~ ne airaaus. TO-
Ysslsr ~ay at popular prices
GRAND PAcIFn HoTEs., ilis rrsss ave.
nue. house bs-ir furnished, al ffAsdsfn.
Music
RoFfifWFkfEH9 c6NsfifVxfOiff %
MUSIC AND DRAMATIC AHT-Difsofsf
s,-%sas 40, si-s nss Y s,ssssss
sss.lefas. fr.s v n Bso~R. Registrar
F,nsnelsf
MONEY ADVANCED aALAnfKb PxfJ
rf.E. retail n1efahanfas tcAmstsrs. bard
ins heuaes. without secufifg. isfssH
go kpief bisst. sta Second asru'is.
A REiLAut-E phase e iorov MONEY 80
.so' ~, 49,, "a. g.. ,s.slss 70" '"'''s
MONEY en- .hsrt nsaio. a. is~ rs,s. ~
vale mpnsF and eornpsnI uebey 90 bglte
nuiisinx rhans. niaak %
COLLATERAL BANK aaarfa Reed.
s..nsl ie4nsa % sng sood esiiatsfsl
TO LoAN-Prfvst- fHonsr 81 100 r.t. n
Interest Damas a oauef. los rastAf
.ay Rooms q snd Q.
Per esie-Aiseeit.reo
dtkkf fSrNb2Tfok aAi.E ~ ,as Med
Tfouf Fafustafu o.. s4s-sto Rsrese az
enas .asth. OWNS ts ths turwsins u =
81 ssssss.,sh i, s "a sss sf S q De
public haefaias tn sur ars that VII sAfn-
rsi.. az ssAsslns Eytiis. rusuItsss.
sisss-sss so al hsa.shaid farnishiaxs
- aeoaf eas=tsnth 81 thsir scsusi salas
rulhfacs fhiz sppasfuHftr sn1 .*uurs h@S
gains m eur lias ct enesl
NEw Ho~p s~~tns maehsns sith an ~
atisshnssni= fnast is ssid. iii isks p
N hostahf hrfnss . IA tsanaFrys. ga
Howard sssssaa narth
s,es aAt.ls-A ns- ,aara first -eisa. saaar.
f1sAq, chraps siE EarttAks keanne. fisi
A Tsss la. ualsn ear.
Pam "a 49, ssse~s fss sal. ~.lxhs aes
tsssnds. a. - sod at see on zfcusnt u
fiaSssssd. b sii-g'
tuN hAi-fe--etesss. faEss.. esrsr-ts ts4tbes
chairs. tshiass 1911 easea. ah1s casss
esrffetss and ptesafsa ~ haN prtcss epi-
"a pike stfssfl
SEW ~ \. o. nsaHhe aAesiias esstasz
alta fuulp start intsfnsl rstefse. sae
Ftrht agsto=tsta. Ter asa a. Oirord 4
nss-s sssealas So
FULL. aaaippsd ssa. isss. and htcyqie slaf
4nd siere ~ halsi eau@s. sacknasss ENH
frfa ave-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-05

Business Cnanees
WE have marey 20 nan on any Kind Of
security. Davenport a Hall 1Os Now
York block.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-05

Wholesale and Retail sasss<
ot3 Wssss~r Ave
Iw1euen. inden- esd. auu.st.
Main tse.
~ efs.<rs prorptiS attended tn.
- Restaurant steamboat and
m1fne camp trade so.ieit<<f.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-05
as..szI - ' essas. bias.


A cftnIre sfrE roR HOME.
81 uf0-r .skt Va. I issz All fenced and
rui,ivats.a fsaexs hiHa - garden land.
terf~stts level ana well drained. This
grcpersp is right "a a fuur-r~ut car iins
with ten rutusteE ssfrio-- Half cash
ADAMS a NICHOLS.
ists sscaad Avenue. Hooru si2
WHY pay 1900 FOR se-root lots when
We can sell you one acre for $3.50:
one block from school and two
blocks from electric car Nne. at
Columbia. easy terms. call and
see Stettenrren a Arneil. q Rox-
well block. corner First and Co
iumhia.
WE have = nne ranch. waterfront. near In
ali imurovsa = snap foe 5000
We have y hiaaaa u s fsr,fns. walking dis
tanre. = snap Tor silica
TAYLOR COOK co.
4fssso Arcads
CHEAP lots II ga IN. as ritinnan CITY.
only ~ minutes ride on ED RSnton eaf
uns. on Washington street, terms ss
warm once 90 grounds.
HrA DQuARrERs ron FARMS
n you are locking for a farm. large at
small. SOC me. as ! make speciality %
farm iands.
T. !. srRFNgI.R.
pson IN Arcasir bathing Seattle.
For ssie--Fsrm. and Land.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-05

ef0o-Rsward-y
The readers Of this paper will be pleased
10 iearn that there IL az least sns dreaded
disease that science has been able 10 cure
Va all IL staEss. aud that = Catafrh.
Malls cstaFfh cere 10 the only positive
cure nov known 70 tho medical maternity.
Catarvh heinE constitutional disease. ~
quirrs constitutional treatment Hair
cnsafrb tAar~ Ia taken Internally. acfiin
directly upon the blood and mucous SUR
faces ~ the system, thereby destroying
the foundation ~ the disease. aud giving
the patient strength BY huiidins ur the
consultation and as~lstina nature in aeins
~ work. The proprtrfors have 50 much
faith In ite curative powers that they odef
one Hundred Doilarp for any csHs that u
fails 70 cure. Send fnf iist % teHtifnoniais.
Address y. J. CHENEY n co.
rnleia. q.
Sold by Druggist, 100.
Halfa Family Pills are the best.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-05
DABNEY E
W00DHOUSE

L.re,s1 Nss- ssa second lt..a Fur.
pstsrs f<esss On tire ceest.
t1s Pike Street
f1za< loan ssi. independent liza
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-05

FORTY ACRES. good land. adjoining small
fown. cioee 10 depot. storcr portoffice and
Hpod aah1oli asrpuri house. large harm.
owner Obliged 10 leave, II taken this
week price stool
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The Butte inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1901-1912, 1903-09-16
CITIZENS l|'.|ANCE
GOES t/. tR DAVIS
HELENA Bu : SIS MEN SEEK THE
DlSCHh OF THE JANlTOR
A ATE CAPITOL.
HE S, lPED NON UNIONIST
Davis Saw Man Without a Card Haulino
State Property and Reported
Matter to WeIch.

Helena. Sept. io,--rhcrc is trouble be-
tween the Citizens alliance and Reese
DAVIS, Janitor at the statehousc. IL is
expected that the alliance will 10 before
the state board in the near future and
demand the discharge OF Davis. Davis
expects such action aud says he does not
care II such a demand is made.
lhc trouble is over the hiring OF
teanstcr. Last Monday morning Miss Ida
Fullerton. superintendent OF schools, sent
= II. Dayton. draNman, To tue state
mouse Ia get some packages from the
oihce OF State Superintendent Welch.
Miss Fullerton says she did not know
Dayton nor his name. but simply gave him
the order because he was the first dray-
man she happened 10 see on the street.
Davis Stopped Him.
Dayton got the packages loaded on his
dray at the statehousc and started for
town He stopped however. tn examine
a Spanish war cannon, and there is where
he made a mistake.
Reese Davis came along just NJ that
time and recognized Dayton as u non
Union teamscr. He went into the office
OF Superintendent Welch aud expos
tulatcd.
DO You know" said he. that that
tcamster you are sending down town is
an enemy Of organized labor"
The state superintendent replied that he
did not.
The upshot of the discussion was that
Dayton was commanded 10 unload the
packages. This he did and y union team
ster was sent for.
Want Him Discharged
Now Dayton has reported the matter
to the Citizens Alliance aud that body
has taken the matter mp. /, will cndeavor
TO secure the discharge Of Davis.
II expect said Davis today, that the
alliance will get after me; bu, just 50
long as | am at the capitol | shall Try
10 prevent non-union tcamstcrs doing any
work there"