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BECAUSE IT HAS cIJpEn
EVERY HURT OF TAN OR BEAsra
THAT CAN BE CURED BY AdooD.
HONEST. PENETRATING uINIMENrr
BACK 10 HIS OLD HOME
hon. Reuben Dwight Returns 4
Mitchell From His Leglsl alive
Hnties iii Montana.
HHtles IN MOntana.

Hon. Reuben Dwight, 81 Misson,a
MONT. arrived In the city this mrs
lng r. join Mrs. Dwight and llttl,
child on a visit to Old friends ~,
feiatlyes. MI. Dwight came direc,
from Helena, Mont, where he ID,
9ust completed his first term in th,
legislature Of that state. Nj. Dwiah,
wils warmly greeted BIZ Ills oid fneRas
VINO extended their hearty conprafi A,
lations On the recognition be has Re.
celVed since removing to that west.
ern state. 1t was about FIVE years
ago that be gave up his position +
tne store of Smith s. Conyes and
went farther west.
he was elected last fall on the q.
publican ticket by very satisfactory
majority after a very hard campa;pn,
lie said his county was 2o0miies Iono
and 80 miles wide, and that eyery
foot Of the territory had to be covered
by personal canvass. There is ;
very large labor vote in his county,
among the miners and railroad EN-.
ployes, and " was, this element. Of
the republican party that selected
NJ. Dwight as their candidate in the
republican convention, and their de-
mands were acceded to in the nomi-
nation OF their candidate. The con-
per interests are largely iii tie as
tendency in that state, and he DOM
|inan1lt feature II anaiigaaimliatetand ~.
ti-amalagmated interests.
In the house, OF Which Mr.. DWIGHT
was a member, he introduced a bill
which was one OF. the most pronounce
ed and Sensational Of The entire SEES
sion, 1t was entitled the fellow.sery-
ant bill, and its most Important fea-
tuse was for finding OF the liabilityof
railroads and other TRANSPORTATION
companies ID regard to Injuries sds-
tanned by employees. Up to the pres
ent time there was no law in the
state that covered the point, ana MI.
Dwight chaulpioned the rights 81 the
laboring classes for its passage. All
the corporation ana mining interests
,combin.d their forces to secure the
defeat OF the law, butt was carried
bya vote IN the house and senate
that left no doubt as 70. the success !l,,ta
of the leader OF the laboring men.
In speaking Of the future politics
in Montana Nj. Dwight sara that in
his opinion matters had So shaped
themselves in the past year or two
that would always maintain the re-
publican party at the head Of the
politics. A number Of things have
conspired in that time which have
materially increased the strength Of
the party In that state.
Mr.. Dwight expects 70. remain in
the city a short time and will be ac-
companiea home by his wife and lit.
tie child, when he will resume his
place in a large mercantile establish
ment.
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gf.'t.
Too RlSbeian q Dish.

The pains Of being d diignitsry III M
ancient country With a tradi 81 OF
splendor is Illustrated by this are .date
from India. It's related that the ice
rpy's eye lighted il day upon u disaas
at which he gazed for a moment. VIII
incredulfty. What is thisgs he Ole.
ma1ided at last. y trembling retainer
gasped that it was rice pudding. No
less a parsonage than the .viceroy's. aons
sort had ordered tile humble puldlInlg
which eminent statesmen may BIZ seen
eating at their clubs with uyldisguised
enjoyment any day of the pariiameI.
tary session. But the vicepoy frowned,
take it away" he. said, Newer let
me see such q thing again" This 81
how the orient differs from tile. cssci-
dent. Rice pudding might have, ruined
the dignity Of the vice regal tablee III
native opinion.
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The wor.1rip Of the Moon.

The Moslem still slaps his hands at
the sghtSof the new moon and muttesrrs
prayer, although the Koran appears
10 forbid the practice in the words,
-.'fBend not i'm alteration OF the sun or
moon" Hesodotus accuses the ancient
R~ersians of being moon worshtpeers,
and, though they denied the, practice,
the following passage from the 1end
Avesta would seem to- be conclusive:
*"We sacrifice to the new moon, the
holy and master of holiness; we sacri-
tAcet to the full moon, the holy and mas
iber Of hOliness."
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Notice.

To whom it may %concern:-
Thisis to certify that the names in
full and residence Of all the members
OF the partnership doing business I'M
der the firm name Of j. E. Turner &
Son, at Mitchell. county Of Dawson,
South Dakota, are as hereunto writ
ten: j. E. Turner, residence Rock
ford, Illinois; W. E. Turner, Mitch.
ell, South Dakota.
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Power Of Birds.

What tremendous power an eagle
exerts when carrying away a lamb
that weighs, say, sixty pounds ortoyer!l
II you takesthe weight of the bird al
together, IS pounds, then it appears
that an eagle can develop mone than
two horsepower, and must put 8
strain Of oaer LOO pounds: on thu
muscles Of the wings.
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a Hap1sx nom.

He7sDo you remember the, night j
proposed to YOU?
She--2YYaess,s dear. jQs
"Wessat for M honr. and yotf never.
opened your MOUTH
Eyes. remember. dear"
BELIEVE me, that was the happlest
hour of my life"
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He Could.

Can l put up here tomight?" asked
the seedy3 man who was signing his
name in theshoteH register.
Eyes, sir" said. the clerk. "Invsd-
vance."-Chlcago Tribune.
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HIS Innacence Estnbii.hed.

.Your honor protested the prisoner
earnestly, 81 can explain satisfactory.
" how { happen to carry jimmy. ]
am q commuter and use it to open the
car windows and doors-only for that
purpose"
The detective admitted that no bur.
glar had ever been known o use such
9 powerful Jimmy, and on the lproduc'
Of his Communication ticket the mag
istrate discharged the prisoner.-Judge.
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he was Lucky.

Young nan" said the pompous in
dtyiidual, Il did not always have THIS
carriage. When ! first started d life,
had to walk
You We're lucky chuckled the
youth. When I first started in life. i
couldn't walk."-7Chicago News.
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b Real Thinr.

Hewitt II borrowed a policeman's
uniform; and put 1t on the other day.
Jewett7-What did you do then?
7 don't know; l Immediately fell
asleep."-Smart Set.
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q 3assIgJ l3t.s- asli. s1i.9 b ytsiAk 90
HUMOR OF THE HOUR
Not,sueh Fool.

John, who lives in a Pennsylvania
village, was thought to be very stupid.
He was sent to a mill one day, and
the miller said.
.4John, some people Say you are a
fool. Now, tell me what you know
and what you don't know
Well" replied John, II know the
mlller's logs AR fat"
Eyes, that's well. John. Now what
don't !yoaul know
Il don't know whose corn fats 'emrl.'
-PhiladelphiasLedger
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Card Talk,

Harold-An! There goes Perciyal
Putnam Puddenface, with a frown as:
black as the noe of spades"
Clarelce-Yes. He has recently lost
alto his diamonds, playing a.hearts'
at the 'clubs"-New York Times.
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SHADOW 81 The Poorhouse

J. Pierpont Morgan says he has no
personal property to pay taxes on; as
his debts exceed his assets. Thisii
aad. We had always supposed that
1Lr. Morgan vas comfortably fixed "
this time.
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DISCUSSED SOME PROBLEMS

FF@.t EEa-i afgft= sfsrHt
!.
s anu Ieachefs Held Their
Second Meeting and Discussed
e'leno u0'ee's.
The second meeting Of the parents
and teachers OF the city was held il
the assembly room Of the high school
building Friday evening. and HE
room was nearly filled. Prof. Hoff
presided over the meeting. and II
proved one of much d~iscussion IN tha
that were up. Prof. Quigley
tiaa Deen assigned to Physical Culture
n sne schools, and he RayeSa general
saik on the subject, which he de-
siaIea was a most Important feature,
ana IS now becoming to be looked at
in us r~lghtlight. He said that the
p r. body is known more about
IMAM ever before, more attention
having been given it through physical
culture. He considered physical
euigure was more a matter Of amuse-
HehC, pleasure than anything else,
y ne feared that the greatest
aahger IN America was to make
amusement and pleasure q business.
|Fle SAD he was pleased to know that
as ilgh an authority as ". +. Harris,
commissionerSof education Of the
Egnited States, took the same view
ERn physical culture which he has
[nela lor the past fifteen years-that
| ~. mould become q part Of the public.
|scnooi work: The professor, in de-
Ennlne DIS subject, said that physical
E g IS the DEVELOPMENT of the
system TO the degree where IT is har-
monlous q symmetrical and will
give tne pest use for the human be-
ing ne made 1T q Strong point Of
not eo9Nyner-deSeloping along his line.
Epuo Just enough TO answer the needs
Eol the Individual He said he did
ho6 nelieve IN athletics in connection
WIN the high school, sa,is' and that they
|alo mighty little good, He believed
Ftnat the boys had enough to Do in
the ordinary course Of their lives, and
lnaly w NY nave cle means 20
~ $500 ,ue.l.,neu WIN t1e eacuie.
si,s 10. Qu,siey cores he ~
lour Young snudents VINO
saxe 81 ,nssa aflllln physle Y y
Su'. . -. l'ie sup1ecS was ~olscusseo
| - ns,a as
az 80 p'ayeu piaio
~ o..ao vas e'osieu - az aftisuic
ma -
me q subject that received per-
maps 2 greatest discussion during
.5ne evening was that OF cigarette
smoking. Miss Minnie, Grace pre-
pareu q paper on the subject and it
was readzpy MISS PATTERSON sa as Miss 8
trace was unable lap to. pc present.
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The Roaat Of an Expert.

ssThis, ladies and gentlemen, is the
celebrated trick mule Dot said the
clown as the animal was led into the
Il .After many years Of effort |
am able to say Lean make him do,any-
thing he wants to.'Hs-St. Adams sMes-
senger.
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Summed IN.

The Thinlker-If every manigot,what
he thinks is his share in this world.
there wouldn't be- much to go around,
would theres 80
d NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. thetworldwoun1
not go round either-Yonkers Herald.
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II you would abolish ayarice, you
m%ustiabolish the parent OF II, luxury
Cicero.
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Safer.

Hell haven't quite made Up my
mind, but ! thought Of speaaltking to
yopr father tonight. What would you
do?
she-Well. fathers rather cross to-
night.
He-But don't you think I'D better
face the music? 4
She--Well, er-I'd advise you to back
up to it.-Philadelpha Press.
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The Obstacle.

Z The ObstacIe.
aCome, my darling" said the impa
'tient lover at the foot ofAthe ladder.
/ Tits no use,p she replied. ~The
sseippements off. !"
why? What has happened?"
Papa absolutely refuses to advance
the moneysfor u travelling expenses
Town Topics.
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shoes Made il naiiitans

ABOUT 12,oo0,oo naifs Of shoes were
made in Brockton list year
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ne eny 'n nent That Has HedrThMe EaImeagY Fanh For Two GsnsIadens.I

IT IS the pioneer Of lfnirnerts.
It has stood the test of tif1e.
The more people use It the more faith
they have in it.
It is Just as good to relieve your pains
to-day as it was to relieve the aches
and pains of yOur. grandfathers over.
sixty years ago.
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SIZE cor Her oAR-Bur HAD TO WAIT

dear old Of anocss, folk from Aberdeen the metropolis
hboF. friends
felt enough ahau, tho city 60 venture
their the various highways
Ia
be
back such he1 busy OF
ind
though
Thirty began
81
waited FOR tho
one care after another rrumbsd the nd
i@sehi
IN we're mark
old a IsachiT
running. that all the line TO
III stand here t tomorrow night before W take
And they protesting the wife dssrmn
mark
and that saeapa the old folks motto.
vbs theyn
wanted % the old
81
by admonshns flourish Of the
so~ James you ought to be
Ana he looked q II hs his doubts
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SEWERAGE SYSTEM
FOR ninth WARD
CITY ENGINEER THOMSON Is PREPARING PLANs-wtLL VERY
SOON AovgRrixE FOR TIE WORK

The unsamary sewerage condls
tons IN Fremont Latena and
Brooklyn. te whieh the board OF
health called the attention OF the
eits council. necsmher !. is &c be
speedtly rcmraied IL the plans Of
City Enaurer Thomson are carried
cut Conditions Ina the more thtekly
settled poftionA OF these suburbs are
such that Health officer Ludlow
said yesterday afternoon that if
they werv not changed an epidemic
OF typhoid fever mlght result.
At present there are no sewerage
facilities whatever aud tho nth
from eesspools flows cut into the
streets. The we'll water has become
Infected and there have been several
eases 81 typhoid fever.
Councilman Murphy OF the Ninth
ward has succeeded ia gvttiug an
ordinance passed by the council for
the construction OF sewerage sys=
tenn ~ Fremont that will relieve the
worst conditions there The im-
provamont viii Jost I'm the neigh
hood Of s5o. 0Q0. The engineers de-
pAftsnsSt Is engaged m getting the
plan sand specifications Tor the work
ready and Will probably advertise
for bids IN three weeks. The great
est difficulty On the matter Is te
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und a suitable outlet for the Sow
axe, as objection la made Co It's be
ms dumped into the Lake Washing
ton canal
The board Of public works WILL
next saturday open bids TOR the
construction Of a system of sewer
age m brooklyn and fhtouh that
WI cost about $4,000 II does not
provide Tot the cHrrYiu g away az
any but HOUSE sewage. Temporarily
"A septic tank viii b. constructed a.
a acceptable ter the sewage. The
pipcu viii run cu brooklyn avenue
from Railroad avenue Go Fast FIFTY
nth street. Fifteenth avenue north
east from Railroad avenue 20 East
fffty- seeond street. Fourteenth av-
enue northeast from Railroad av-
euur % East Fifty- nth street
Twelfth avenue northeast Eleventh
avenue northeast, Tenth avenue
northeast. and Ninth avenue north
east. all from Railroad avenue TO
Furty-fifth street. RNilroR dayenur
from Fifteenth avenue northeast To
Niuth avenue northeast thence
across private property to the east
side Of Iatona First addition. Kail-
Forty nth street. Railroad avenue
IhtonR First addition Go f.atoua av.
enue. and t.atona avenue from sals
lard avenue 90 Lake Union.
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Or. sHoop's RHEUMATIC cURE



Any honest person ubo suffers ffotn
phsurnAtisrn is wsieora. 20 this offsF
Fer years I searched sysfs where 20
nnd . apscisc Ter Rheumatism. For
nearly ~ years ! worked q this end
At isst IN Germany. NY search vas
rewarded l feund a costly chsmiesl
that ia tot eisappelnt me IS ether
Rheumatic prescriptions had dissp
pointed physicians everywhere.
l do net mean that Dr. shaop' =
Rheamatiic Cure can turn bony ioints
into nssh aEsia That 10 Impossible
But u will drive from the blood the
poison that causes pain and swelling.
ara then that u the end Of Rhsums-
sisn. I know this 80 Ssil tat ! will
furnish fer q fgll month my Hhsu-
matte Cure on trial 1 caunot cure ali
cassn within a month n wogit Be
unreasonable 20 srpset that Bat mes,
cases viii yield within 20 days This
trial treatment will eoavincs you thu
DR. Shops Rheumatic Cure "a a Pow.
sf against Rhsums usm-a potent fofes
against disease TIA, 10 Irresistible
Ny offer IL made 70 conSincs ysu 81
my faith Ny faith 10 but the out.
come % espsrisnes-of actual knowi-
edge. know what II can DO And
ksow tails 80 we'll that ! ~ili fgruish
my remedy on trial Simply write ne
q postal fer my book on rheumatism
I viii then arrange with . drusHisi
IN your vicinity so that you ean secure
sir bottles Of Or Shops Rhsuuia tic
Cure 70 make the test roH may take
IL q full month on trial n u succeeds
the cost 10 fou ~ o. 60 II Il fails tbs
loss r. mine ard mine alone !, will
be left entirely 10 you mean that
sHactiy II you say the trial 10 net
Satisfactory, I don't expect a penny
from you.
have no samples Any mere sam
pa that can srset chronic nheuma-
iisn must be druEssd 90 the verge Of
danger ! use no such drugs for u Il
dangerous 10 take thom. You must
get the disease out Of the blood Nj
remedy does that even in the mos
difhcuit. obstinsts cases. n has cured
the oldest eases that ever met. and
IN all Of my experience, In all u m,
!. 900 tests, nsvsr found another rem
sdY that would cure one chronic ese'
In ten.
Write me ard will send you N,
book Try my remedy for q month
for II cant harm you anyway. n 4
falls the iosa IL mine
Address Or. shoop. Boz b9s, Racine
wiH
Mia cases not chronic are Otter
cured By one or two bottles. At al
druggists.
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NEW HAVEN. Conn The rcspon-
ribiuty Of nliinF the shoes ~ the Ereai
Glass will fall upon Ralph uioomer
There II no hope 81 flndlng man &
make good the lose ~ the star suatd
buf Yale Is fortunate In having such d
man as hluumor a. put Boa the gap
lie IL a veteran aud has made tht
All American tram. playing tackle ur
Gordon browns eleven Ia issn
IN 1901 ulucmsr WAS declared Ia
eligible hs the Faculty GA account ai
low standing Last year a trchhicaiiy
kept him out OF the game
A. a tackle nluumcr was u tbs
Hogan type, lie was the fret man "a
be used la the thcklesa back play
Ills ability o. stand boins worked play
after play was largely responsible let
the iarke scores made ~ Yale In 100
lie has never played EuArd but he il
run q the prim with natural foot bail
ability and instinct lie is able -
krep the center of the tine well stead,
led. nluomeF 10 over alK feet iu heiEhl
and weighs about ts2
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SOLDIERS
AT TACKED
SEVERE FIGHTING IN SOUTH
AFRICA BETWEEN NATIVES
AND BRITISH TROOPS

LONDON. Nov. "a dispatch
from Old Calabar. West Africa. con
vvys the news O. severe fighting be
tween British truopa and south
Nigeria trtbsHmen. The natives II
fhhatoos tried 20 Iii the British
euniHafnusF at skaL Five hundred
troops we're sent cat 90 protect him.
They came Do contact with the ma
tiyeH The troops have returned
with s wounded
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DEMOCRATIC VICTORY IN UTAH

SALT LAKE Utah. Nov. RE
turns from all over the state ludi-
cate Democratic gains. Salt Lake
elected Democratic mayor and half
the city council ogden went Re-
publican. Provo. Democratic. The
Democratic landslide IN Salt Lake
is attributed To the boiling u Re-
publleans who Joined the Democrats
and Independents to down Iserna
and the Perry Heath machine tick
81
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EXPLOSION
HALF A TON OF GUN COTTON
e PLooEo. CAUSING PANIC

PORTSMOUTH. England. New T.
Half a ton Of sun cotton exploded
at the naval station here thia morn
Ing No one "a slntufed. The en.
tire district Was shaken. causing a
small panic. fuf a time u was be-
neved that the shock was an earth
quake
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Ear Euar.,, and Edmond.

Winter schedules starting Novem-
ber 9Th. 1909. steamers city OF Ever
EFT or Telegraph viii make three
round trfrs daily instead Of ak, UNI
til further notice. Leaving Colman
dock. Seattle. at tbs a. m. ~ m.
and Sis D. m. Leave Everett ut
s.2s A. m, 2.se .. m. and 7.s0 = ~.
zee
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Steamer santa Monica. l. ~ Gray
a Co. sailed last ni.ht fnt San
Francisco. With ete.0e9 feet ~ ium-
Der and a fun list % passengers.
The schooner Columbia. Captain
Prayer. viii sail Thursday from
Psuisha. With a cargo OF lumber for
San Pedro.
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IF IN search 81 a HOMEsGTE. buy a
lot In CAPITOL NIL EXTENSION
on n car line that takes YOU to any
part OF Second avenue without trans
Ter. forty foot lots. near park, HplCn-
did view, graded streets and cement
walks. siN-iuch water main will be
Ia soon. all free. call at office and let
uu show you the lots. this II your
last chance to buy on CAPITOL.
Hill. at such low prices.
l.. J. SpRENGLE A. G. &. MEADER,
Owners,
S39 Arcade building. Phone. Main jias
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witness fees and expenses. ..... iSd.0o
To T. J. Lake. Tor taking deposit
eitious q Gus WinE AZ Spokane q. -
To expenses incurred by r s..
Jones. Spokane and return. q. %
To taking Of dispositions Captain
Geo. sceiCy and Captain Milton
ThwiuR (estimaicdj ............. eo.oo
NtAAaasa 80 FfA~aa -
Very respectfully submitted.
CHARLES r. MuNDAY and
RICHARD SAKE JONES.
Attorneys for Defendants.
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n Beaairy. an alleged Nome for
Egr. WAS brought before Federal
Judge Haufofd this morning on q
writ OF hahs4tH corpus. ARD his bail
fixed a. Sic. coo. which he expects
10 furnish,
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MRS WILLIAM GEoRaE.
The sla Game

The game 81 football for the honor
Of the service between the Army and
Navy viii b played at Pleasant
Beach Friday. Nov. g. Take boats
from Pier 2. at 10 a. ma. It's and
z 20 2. ma 80
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There r. soiaee In a Cravenetts or
long overcoaI these days especially IL
II ts enc q Tokias. singsrman 4 CO. =
coats. Cor 2ud ard ssnsca- go
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Maude Adams has recovered from
hef long Illness which prevented her
from acting last season ard wiii again
be seen on the stage She Il 10 APP
pear in THE Pretty Sister ~ jose"
a play which Chaa. Frohman believes
70 BE- a worthy successor q The Lit.
tle Minister and 'LAiElou.e IN which
she was very succesHful
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Free Wnn, Al.

Free Want Ads
See Classified page for Frse Wan;
Ads.
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STATEMENT OF EXPENSES.

IN THE SUPERIOR COURT or THE
state Of Washington. IN and Tor the
County Of King W Bullock,
Plaintiff. ". white star Steamship
Company. It al. Dogondants.-N No.
a124a.
The defendants IN this cause have
expended much more than the sums
hereinafter ret forth In preparing for
this trial. cNpec ting the same TO take
place on Thursday. November 5th. 1893
ne regularly set by this court.
Appssrancc Zoe .....................s 200
Stouographvr fees ,.4...-......s.. $50
Services of Agents IN locating
Witnesses .......................... 1900
kilograms FOR same purposa.s... La
Paid for transportation, New
York To- seattle and return. with
sleeping car fare. for Mahion
Groo ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. lSSoo
Advanced TO Mahlon Groo upon
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