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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-27
FAKORS THE
CANAL TREATY

-. z.s...sats-e4.s - a. H.. 81
Il " NENtAsNtf ~ - HaHs =sss7 r
The state department. has received
fruru Minister Heaupre NJ HnEotA .
able IN reference 10 the extra H"H-
sion % tho Colombian congress
ehlch convened June 20 for eoneid-
GRAFTON % the Panama canal treaty.
The president opened the congress
With a message IN which he review
- both sides Of the question. He
says he personally favors the treaty,
which he believes WI be Immensely
beneficial 10 the country turfeaaing
it, commerce. Industry and wealth.
lie says o. is a triumph that the
American government has declared
the Colombian route preferable to
an nthers.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-27
THEA TENS


fWN 3F&ffA
The sale % eats Tor the X w..
s,ofharn engagement whteh bpkis,s
next Tuesday night AZ the brand
openea At 10 o'elock today. ana the
.ariy sales Indicated that seattle IN
eager 10 welcome this artist again
after an sh.rnss q a decade. escaiia
i.afg,sa, y h. sapE<ssts sashsFn. - al
most e. much % a favorits here -
the star hifnastf. and viii sfrsaf IN
a cnnz~nisi rvtz.
Third Assny.
The time honored and veil worn
English version Of the tear tie&iin q
play last iYune.~ VIII b revived
fos a w~ek nj the Thlfd Avenue
fhealsr. beginning tomorrow even
ing Eva Earle French will appsaf
as corueits-
vsuds~ills
The second week % vaudeville a,
Tssaahl park pavilion begins sfsh
tomorrow Afternoon performance
AZ - o'clock The whole bill via
be changed. except the ons-isgssd
arrobats Ernie ard Hnnnaxser. who
made such a hlt this week The ~.
fractions are ORA sing good crowds.
Empire Park Thss.st
me new theaser AZ James street
and Tnird avenue will have It's pre-
uiar@ next Monday night, opening
with vauaextil~ attractions II thr
same character that are given IN San
F'ranrssco and others ciiisa IN the
circuits ~ the orphsum and 1srAo
mann ard the Northwestern com
panlss. There viii BE- riue per-
f1ruances a week. Including three
arsa ffnsza
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-27

Romee.s body was covered. but be III.
FORE the sarth could cicae ga around
him De succeeded, by frantic efforts.
IN partially frcainH himself Il WAS
The Wufk et but few moments 90
rNtricsfe him, and though he IN
painfully injured e II expected that
he win recover, lie b. az the RfoVt-
dence hospital,
NandsThoof was also covered by
the earth. bat hts Injuries consist
only la badly bruised les
Jsmpier las Iva the trench fof a full
half hour before the dirt caaid be-
duE au though the men. In con-
tlnuai sar 90 another slide. worked
liks beavers.
Nothlus T. known ~ the dead man
and no papers % any kisd were
found In his ciathlns 10 Furnish a
cirw a. his identity he O. Thought
30 be an engineer To a fellow work
man iamrleF said yesterday that hr
had no money aud that he would be-
ocmruitsi "a leave the city seau. lie
was ata4t Is years 81 asc. Hls body
H. at ths fonnpy Watson mofHur.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-27
NOME NOTES

klevsn dollars 20 the bucket u
Wa, Martin Dahl IL getting right
eioif On No 3 Dahl creek. and u D.
ses1 work - pan out 5000 or $500 8
gay The widfh u the pnysireak is
nsae ~ Jerry Calvin. a well known
"'nihR operator ~ Dahl creek.
"a Nome Telephone company H.
nufnnK n new poles for IL lines 10
enFll. Snow guich and Dexter
.sfk The poles are 81 n aubstan
klnd end are great improve
"SN' over those formerly in 10.
Ihs Northern Commercial com
WIN abandon the mercantile
s-ht1s lu aome. Tho nj A. r. 4
=. epinpsnY haa leased the build
lnea Of the y. q. COMPANY and viii
stcupy tham
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-27
CHURCH, q

rrinitf II y Frederick g lee. pas
Tor, At II a. m. sChriHtinn Feifcc-
ton =. m. '1eh and the nayll :"
Evangelical Association. Cor llar.
fiseu ard Taylor Ave- ~ y. ff5m-
Hchick. pastor German sermon hId
communion services conducted ~
Rev y shupp. presiding elder Of
PORTLAND. ofrgun, ehilafuhH bay ga
rfuines al ,. IN.
fitat Freshly tefisns Rev a. A Mat
theNa At II a n. The TheabAy
- Prayers y m. tntsnss spirit
uai Cultivation.
WcstminateF t.runbyturiana rev. J
n, WiiHuHs AZ n q m. This itiss -
the kiuEsium in fsfasi. y m. tn.
Problem AZ the atiF Hiuma"
ueprEats~n Presbyterian Hsv. . n
fersusaft. AZ II a. M. anniversary
pfvKrami 10 D m. 'a'ry Aiussd apav~
Not ttfl Thy Voice Like Trumpet
ard BheS Ny People Their Traassfs--
sinusH
BATTERY strcst N y REV y. E
bFska At n a. N chiidFsaa nay
exercises p ms Wesley sasmorla !
unsrf ausptres Of The EuNHffh
League ffun y g uisiHe ard ashsrs
will deliver addresses
AT kiaa baptist tgsiarsdl= Rev. }
q Mrfsbeftun Al . m the pas
tar sill preach hla fafessii sermon.
AIRS " f. TAyiar. coaiFalta. g'iil
aims sala. "Nesuf Asoas
First fsniiaFian nsy ". y sifa-
ends. A. u q ~. Coed and Iva
b. the Tea -hins II John Wssisy
Church - God Hnv >. a. Wshh.
AZ sb' .. NJ. 70 Men Love Ne. iis
Win Keen NJ wasd !.
University Congressional skssfeh
was TIE scene % = sirs ~hsfrf fseii-
val last evening Etysn b. The ladies' -
the church.
Rrv y r. auttsu Will preseh 81
Sabbath - n a'rtnss A. fhs First "
y. rhufea n Green LAKE. ssshlest--
what fhlnk W % Chsist Aisa
haptisHai services 70 fessw Th~ even
ina viii ss given cav g. shilatea's
aay exefeFaas
~ Masks church. Msaiaan AMI
firaadeaY. Rev J. y LipfA Fsrtcr
Mnrnine srisis.s=5-Fhs Perpetual VA
nswals Evening Topie-'-rhe Livins
chrsst~
Rowan Catholic Meetings
81 Mays I.arlsh--ltsv. W. j
NetK church oesnsr ~ TNsnti~fh
avenue and IHckHaa street. Narly
tnaaa ard sermon tshildren's utaSsl.
- '-,.s ,..-s -. 49,. =
Instruction ard benstictten. ~
=. N
church II Our f.afF ~ diuae Heir
lies. =. X Ffsfeaislsg. A. m
low mass % a. m. high mass.
+. ". V-spvFu ard hsa@dlatioss.
Sacred Heart chafeA--itsN. Geo, a.
unf. Al q. m. and 4 3. N. lov
mass 80 .. M feerrrs. ssfin9n
and hen@dirtioo.
Chureh u the imsaaav,Ais Conseg,.
ton EGeV a Awseee. ~ - and
$50 q. IN. iow saass: 10 - a m
hssh Fszze ana ssftnens Ia 3 m
rosary ard bsn~ftrfion-
special Nssssass
Thenasphisni society seattle i~dss--
Atsp m. "Rcesurtee tkaa aud Asscn
Sion. r. 4 n=ss.s.
Qus~e city Thsssaf,hirai sa=rist -
AS 3. "a. "rausr abd Effect M
eternal secxssityH Mrs. o y SILVA
Eefl
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-27

60 Floyd , rtekhrd, August "a, 1903
The petitioner states that at that time
the ceremony VAS performed fickara
had wife living from whom ho had
falsely Informed her he was divorced
Justice George yesterday placed
rtArl nnNd under $50 hauda 20 tess
uff At the trial nf John nurhs, ngainat
whom she HWare Co complaint laat
week charging him with ynEfaneY
under the new felony law Ia default
# honda Pearl WAS placed .n jail.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-27
ACCIDEN tai
eoRoNsR's JURY REruRHs a
VERDICT IN sHoMo CASE

A verdict Of accidental death wa
late yesterday afternoon rendered
BY the oafonorn jury impaneled a
Investigate the death Of little WI.
bur ahame The child, the adopted
son OF Mr.. and Mrs. Charley thuno
was found etfnnHied ~ ~ bed last
Tuesday morning
After hearing testimony I'm support
OF the charges ~ cruelty ana cyl
dsucs introduced IN an effort q
show criminal neglect, or probable
cause for a crime. the jury listened
TO the statement Of Mrs, hhoino W
answer 90 the charges ana returned
a verdict generating her from
liams
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-27
GORDON
,sssA' ~ - 1850 ss.sw~ ,.-s~N '.e.H .
INDICTED
CHARGED Win comPoUnplso
FELONY AZ NONE

Ausone the few true bills resurnsa
b. the feesrss sssna fssy ~ Mons
was enc against United states Com
missioner II. {. 0orden and W. II
Hart. one u the grand iuryfnen
coth % Couneil City.
They are charged Nith havinE
mpounfsd a felony The troubis
EreW out OF a case tried before Cor.
don. la which Hart arrested slim
the Barber. for a gambling dsbf
ts 10 alleged that Ctafsiun cumnlt
ted an onrnae BY permitting tbs
case to be nsttisd cot 81 court.
The men are out on bonds.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-27
KILLED BY
COLLISION

DEs MONIES. Ia. Juns g7.-An
! ..lnsasfign train ct4lsded with
4 esnt train on the Milwaukee a
a.. vi tysa, west Of tho city, early
80 1sHlnH. Engineer ErickHou
-, .,Aea@ Howard were killed
'shsfs we're badly Injured.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-27
BY HIS OWN
REVOLVER
NOME POLICEMAN ACCIDENT
J ALLY shor AND KILLED

Thomas FinniRan Of the Nome
police fore. died AZ the Holy Cross
hospital. June &. from the effects II
an accidental gunshot wound rtcsiv
al a fs~ DAYS previous. TITS re-
volxer went on IN hiH hts pocket,
and tbs bullet lodged under ths
knsa~cnp.
AFTER the ball had been removed Il
was thought that Finaisnn would
recover. but tha shock proved fatal.
FORT iANACA. Tsxs June I'll
The Meatgau steamer GufamHla pain
IL stranded near here. The captain
uHH Killed Ia the wreckage, The
crew was saVed
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-27

on sale July tth and sth. erqur.
slun itr&sts 10 Tsenssr nrrnsaat Y. y.
"a O. y Cuuventioa. The NcFtftesn
Pacific IL the ofreial route. Fpr
steksts and Information call ~ cay
ttetes office. Seattle. -
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-27
CAPE PRINCE or
WALES IN LUCK

Although cape Prince ~ Wales f.
doubtless thought b. many residents
II Alaska even 90 BE- afle Of the most
isolated % places. Il has AZ least uzle
advantage over Nome and other
eentfrs ~ population In the north
It u iu communication With thu eft
eide world fully a utanth earlier
than ths rest % the places uE the
Fnasf
The first ship o. caii there this sea
son was thr steam whaicf Aiexans
49, ftnssfetst Tittfss feessss asn Esas
cisco. The date % her arrival vas
May p and ahr spent the day trad
ing with the natives. bringing ffeHh
vegetables. late newspapers and in
tefesfing Hewa Of the outside world.
she left San Francisco April 4.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-27
MURDERS HIS
cELLMA7E

HOT SPRINGS. AK. June 81
Murderer Douahefty, sentenced 10
be hung here August ~. this morn
ing attacked Williams. his esiimnte.
With razor. almost disefnbow fiinE
him. Williams can live but "a few
hosfra
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-27

japanese liner Iyo Maru sailed "a
Yokohama this morning with sir
European ard - Chinese passengers
aud fair cargo ~ miscellaneous
freight. The latter Included - -
sacks OF flour. 100 bicycles. u cases
Of cigarettes. 1s7 casks Of beer and
- hairs - hsy
Steamer Senator r. due tonight
from Nofne
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-27

Yer ssre--hsai Estate
rtsEsrf Arsfs& eisY-iosa. s5ii. 4 s.,'fe,
fn Hzlilfatiqa. 20 slssiasf 81 Tened
sharf ~ So tHses. 10 gaafs 80 fsn
aahH sAtsf. : Fsasr hptlss sHnau ilafs5
- sss quinuileihEs One Hiils ff8nl Ffat
nfflae ana bfsa tiaHsiinE t1st easy fsrsns
HpAEifT 5AifHf. 40 Ssu York iiik
" - Hi7yr rAhH buyss - sersr - rga.d
fessi lad. Hslt-z frum infsfaft,an f8ae
ssssa ~ srd aesiaf finiinf# ahirh +
18th considerable fn0rv ftHn the rlrta.
aHAe7t ~ tne Ntsais pisee
hHHksfT GAtsTHr. afn Mes rnrh itik
HAfsF a MILE sfrH WATER FRONT
III aFfrs AT FsHh ssaf.sf hatEnfa Lard
- asfes IN csiitffaftas - has hes slalh
II tsaAas.i - - eeaFtna treea5 hias rrsk
Htz=d hopSs e rnafns Aisa harm aHl
utftauf ifinaH. Huwa several hsad q
Yusans aiarh Epet eaifis u tpais a. spp
tsftfsa
HnHfeHT NAITuY, go Ssw York ma
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-27
The SAME
Old STORY
awAsHgs LOST AGAIN TO TAE
sEHAToRs YESTERDAY

sACRANESnN June u The 81.
@shes wsse defeated hs NtiSe Fisaer.a
s.neA yesterday ~ seore u q /
rss a time u ieossa A. Il a would
- Ions ) 70 Same. neth nfoNA
snd nFehNh Wrrc stf0as uuiii tes
ssarth. ~hsn couple % nafr one :
Nar~d tn sHsI run Ter Ssafte Ia
sNs neat lnaEez two hits and a eszsfi1
tsrs,r ~ = hssaftE save the Senators
tkfes Fhs aateFs se=srei another n
IN sixth
Ths scsru - tantngss
r. Is =
k..tii- ....=.-...9e 0la8aoa-t Z I
saerasnsnto .eaNeate0N~t
-~e@
Al frs Angeles;
san Frsastsea. 8. I.ss AnRries. a
Al Cakiauts
oakiarA E raftiand {
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-27

boSsT Yna wrns - stup perian rsnf- w
cAH aEn pei = sfce little kaFus rfF4p.
Nth rsrh fa9n.zsf - ttz1 70 f21D
De Il 80 Csn BE- isati aafge f~nt
" a. nNMaB a co
AS..sS .s>>~ . 1870 80 $50 10y
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-27

MOPPED UP
BY MAUPIK
frisco aELPIEss IN CAST.
or AkRRS's NAMES

There waa nothing doing for
ssourst goha* Mcctoaksy and bis
k~sxs hlttsrs a. Atnistfe parh. fss-
tsrtAy. Harry Maupin dit The
1aahg~ - ing On the a4aa and cut ne
Bar. evar IN manner that tuaae
tss nnuc b faaltr8 HAITI ALTERS from
esn rra antsan in~,k elsk
IRE seafa Nas % I. ana = would
have bseu = shut-oat ssis for Me-
ssssssfssFs zsFss - sh= nlssth innias
lt~rdau used notstng but a
nrufxhs hali. and with good control
h held the locals down until fne
,sxhsh. when TreadwaY. brennan,
Rabbit ans Stanley he safety and
fser runs came IN
THE gate receipts were turned osrF
% Mayor HuFn@s 20 be sent 90 Hsrp-
nsr for the relief % the food -strfek :
r. people % that section The crew
was small on account Of fhr threat
sninE N~afier.
score - innings;
taafs 9 a-R ~. r.
seattis. feaoe
Trfseo 98ee eeaf )
A. racssna .. Los An
gals Z.
A. Butte Spokane J. Butte !.
Al Hrleua Portland :. Helena 5.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-27

BoENEY- WATSON CO.
faH@rel Directors and Embaiu@ra Par
sere. Thira ave and Columbia strssf
rsispho.-. hsta 10 Seattle. wssa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-27

Women IN despair. 4 n 6ssdr ssss
for a woracn's friend remedy. whlei
relieved me. Mrs. Palmer p. o
Box 1909,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-27

And Hot Water Heating.
Plans and Estimates furnished
C. NJ. 5H AM q CO.,
foufh side Of colmnn Dock, foot OF
Columbia street.
PhoDs. Black 2SL
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-27

We will carefully examine
your Teeth and tell you in ad-
vance exactly what your work
viii cost, free OF charge.
All work guaranteed for IS
years.
LADY ATTENDANT.
Hours--8 a. m. TO 8 p. m.
Sundays q, m. to IA m.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-27

MADAME cARoLiNA-The wondertu
clairVoyant medium tells the preteat
past and futuras names aiFens cards ani
palntlatfyi zoe aud upwards. Rooms -
90 iab Fifst avenue. Nsnaone hotel
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-27
Sewing Machine
nmLna.. ..NLna na,AIns lanalllan. IaII ~
Financial

Finanetai
MONTY
10 ssisHaH smiIarss ed vase safHsfs--
700 F't err sfatsir " isaHa lhai ssts fea
ant 0I tHbt HHY ladF ~ gentleman fieff,
trat.ffeter fHiasmaH4 tfainuaH. sHa~
slat,.,., ,,..at ass 80 eist ~ bls note
Zoo n,,afs 10 D.. i is - ., is1& o. ~
! n reiafa = 90 aA - 90. - p
! IS nstsfa y be- 90. o. 20. y %
faaifrf tafma. lowest rates. c8nndaHnag
~ ingIlt 81 1Nl,s ssf.ifs Us
biloxi
asa oH as. Tie yldeilfr Loan oesapsar.
room ~ colonial block northeast cor asr
nseonf aHa Columbia
4 rsspsotahis place 10 borrow money % ais-
monde. 5aHslfF. satntfs. American WHtfh
4 lsNelrN Co. ~ FiNHt gpp fsiHlsfs
Grand private offices stfiely cpnpaahtisi
Monty % len from / - 10 years On
business eHd fsaidunrs nfefHffy ndfahe-
- 90 building 40 nesdsd. ios fats Z n
tsfrat. paFahia monthly n desired. q A.
Virtue. nasteu nisl al phsass
n0hgY ADVANCED aAINRIlgn Pro-
Pf.E rotau nisfrhHntn. tsamHtsrs. ts4fd-
me houses. sithsut 4eaurtg largest
tu1lnsas IN 90 principal cities T1IHan.
$40 Esiss eieet. ga neeaaa sysnas.
HEfIAiitsE piaa. 20 kaffou inonsy -
diamonds Natehsa. fsustfe1 iag Interest,"
r. y. West to4 fTHs stra~t.
goI.LAT EftNI BANK fBafta q HssalI
nensg loaasd GA snJ Essd eoii2tsfAl-
iot chsrfTs
TO LOAN-FrfvHfs neosr a. i9- fAfs q
interest Iamus gaHsf. fue fsate
way Housua a 4 ana q
- - -
For Rent
fOfi ifieNf i've of thrss fs5fn nst fst
WsstsrH aFsnus.
Society Notioss
ORDER Or BCOrrIsH CLANS
All sc0iehmen and men of Scottish de-
scent Interested tn the forma ton a
local branch ~ the order In this
city. are cordially Invited 20 b. pres
snt az = meeting. in the Acme Bust
ness College. Second avenue and
Pike. Saturday evening Juns r. a
fp m. - eomplete organization. ~
selecting officers. name ~ clan. etc.
! An the ussa. - niss in Eeuf hetns vita
ny SCREENS Randall tn caFpsnfaf. tls
a. n
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-27
.ETERSONS
| GOOD o o 90 . ~
PLUMBING

sos. eos, 80 PIKE STREET.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-27

Thrnasphisni seelstYs seattle lode
Atsp m "neasur4n tsaaa and Aa4~ns
Sion. = 4 hsFnsz-
Qisea tTfy Tlssssauhirai sf=risfr -
Al p. "a. "raass abd Effect tbs
External Necessity" Mrs. y SILVA.
sfqN
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-27

special sale American wetchsa-0old uiied
American watch. warranted 10 years. % Is
aSsl4.As. SliaHAu1en American Watch q
1ewelry Co.. eus isN OPP. Rainier brand.
MARINE % stationary water tube boilers
that You uant turn cut sinOfd and
ft.w IN Eanpga ut
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-27

MAN with references for CONNER
eiai traveller TO call on merchants
and agents. experience not re-
auirsd. salary 80 per week. with
expenses advanced. NATIONAL.
as Dearborn ST.. Chicago.
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1903-04-14
aoW's 4ElS ?

We offer One Hundred dollars reward
for any care Of Catarrah that cannot be
cured by Halls Catarrh cure
+. j. CHENEY & CO., Toledo O.
We, the undersigned, have known +. J.
Cheney for the last Is years and believe
him perfectly honorable in all business
Transactions and financially able to carry
out any obligations made by tue firm.
West u TuaN, " hoiesale Druggists, To-
ledo, o. Walding, Hnuau & Marvin,
WholeSa Druggist, Toledo, Ohil
Halls Caiarrh Cure is taken internally
acting directly on the blood and mucous
surlac6s Of the system. Testimonials sent
free. Price zoe per bottle, Sold by oil
druggists
Halls family pills sire the best
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1903-04-14
Gail,un,a Ghrnmirle.
Local Weekly Newspaper.
ROBT. e. HAYS.
Editor and Proprietor.
Entered at the Grantsville, W. Va, Pos,
Office rs second-clr,s mail matter
OFFICE IN CHRONICLE BUILDINt
Main Street, merit door 10 Drug Ssor,
The mayor has called meeting OF

The mayor has called meeting of
the town council for the purpose Of
considering apphca tions for license tn
garry nn saloons, drug stores, etc, in
the town of Keystone. This is the
only meeting which will be held for
the purpose during the year and any
one failing To- make application al
this time will not have their spplica
siuns considered.
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1903-04-14

a we'll known business man of
Ra'eigh county, who has lived there
all his life, says that the men who
hgured in The mining roit are no real
miners but bunch of buns They
are very tough characters and haze
ierrorized the locality until ma respec.
liable man wants to go there. These
men have been imposing on the
National Mneworkers Association.
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1903-04-14
A THouGHTFUL NAN.

NJ. NJ Austin, of Winchester Ind. knew
what 10 do in the hour of need. His wife
bad such an unusual case of stomach and
liver trouble, physicians c"nlI not help her.
He thought vi and tried DR.. Kings New
Lille Pills and she got reliaf at once and
isas finally cured Only 25c ut Dyes Phar-
macy, Arnoldsdurg Pharmacy, and W. o.
Umstead, Mt Zion.
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1903-04-14

Remember that Mr.. snd MTs. GAY
Sialnaker will teach summer
normal AZ GTantsville.
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1903-04-14

William Fountain, colnred, head
fireman at the American Car and
Foundry coppany's shops at Hunt
ingtou. met with terrible accident
which will result in his death.
Fountain went 20 the engine room as
psual to light the gas in The firebox.
The first attempt at igniung WAS a
failure aud second TRIAL Was made
with the same result BY this time
the frehox had completely filled with
gas. A third match was applied,
which ienited. blowing the front end
OF the h'ebox ou', which strucS
Fouutair in he ACE or o.
bones 81 90 !sr- irp h s
lnsiSui fr ''O
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a GREAT SENSATION.

There was big sensation in Leesville,
Ind when w II. Brown of that place, who
was expected TO die, had his life saved by
pr. Kings new Discovery for Consumption.
lie writes; 81 endqrek insuferabl agonies
from Asthma, bnt your New Discovery
gave ME immediate relief and soou there
after effected complete cure Similar
cures of CONSUMPTION, Pneumonia, Bronchi-
10 and Grip arc numerous, It's the peer
remedy for all throat and lung troubles,
Price SOC and Sl.00. Guaranteed by the
Dye Pharmacy, w. o. Umstead, Mt Zion,
and Arnqldsburg Pharmacy. Trial bottles
free.
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George Fasrham, a former Boyd
county miner, but now hank boss
in the Cabin Creek mining district ON
the kanawha river, passed through
Ashland with special coach load of
fifty rSiners with their families, whom
ne had secured at ,Jelilco. Tenn The
men we've bound for Kayfurd, Kama.
Wha county, w. Va, TO work in the
Cabin Creek mines.
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MAKEs A CLEAN SMEEP.

There's nothing like doing thing
thoroughly. OF rll the Salvcs you ever
heard Of, Bucklen's Arnica Salve is the
best. 1t sweeps away and cures Bnrns
Sores, Bruises, Cuts, Bols, Ulcers, Skin
Eruptions and Piles. It's only 26c, and
Guaranteed to give satisfaction by Dyes
Pharmacy, Arnoldsburg Pharmacy and W.
9. Umstead Of MI Zion.
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BARGAlN-.S4250.

Manchester ave. 2720 Continuation Of Market
St: business locality)-Two-stoIy brick building
store first floor and rooms second floor: also
attic lot fronts IS feet: cheap at the price.
JOHN Mcguire REAL ESTATE CO,
N Hfvf1tb 81
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BEAUTaFUL HOUSES,

Are built in block and all set back 20 feet
from building line. 2S0I Victor St. between Cali
forna and Nebraska aves-. four and six rooms.
bath. marble sinks each floor, and up to
date: for families: lot 2sxi2S; only $500 cash:
balance easy terms: price $500. Owner. 2sIsA
same street.
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Downtown Corner.

for sale one OF the best corners on
Fourth St, with los 15xi5o, covered with i'm
s560 per foot Full particulars on application.
JOHN L. MCDONALD. 9Z Chestnut ct.
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1878 Hickory-A Bargain.

This fine two-story and attic 1i-room brick
dwelling can be arranged at small cost into a
modern fat bath. cellar. grantod. al improve
ments made: also two-story stable; lot 25xlo2
Make us an offer. Owner will show you the
property. KOLIAAS & BRINkOP.
LIS Chestnut
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OLIVE ST. CORNER.
So NET ON PRICE ASKED,
DON'T PAY RENT.

ment balance monthly; prices 81 900 to $3.50
CARTER CONVENE REALTY CO..
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81. $50 EACH,

Nos 3sG1 -33U3 MccausIand ave-. one and two
story frames "A and ) rooms
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES REALTY CO..
-. 925 Chestnut 81.
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have for sale or exchange the most meen!
cent set Of apartments in the city OF g. Loaist
Welding a rental of s., so per annum: am eu-
ihorized TO offer this property for sale at . hge
that would prove very attractive invest est
chase price a tract Of vacant ground worth va
co., or might consider highly improved tarIn::
either in Missouri or Illinois. This Is a greAt
opportunity for Any person desiring 70 transLsr
their holdings 10 st. Louis and receive Ass9
income on their investment Write or call TOT
full particulars. 80 -,