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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-07-05
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sen'a siwOshes have won Same.
They defeated Sammy VsneuN :
hirclinas yesterday afternoon a tho
Waee. after having an but toat tlAs
KAsae "a sammy.
tAssfhnn. who sent twistefa over
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datiax thc sceond inning. Faf the
Wehteotera landed foor hits and
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Same h0fhap pitched goad ball and
assistea materially IN wmnmN ~
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smith also nlzssie Joe kaatal' !.
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ball fur three safe oaes. which added
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ones By ilanlon aud schwartz. land /.
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-07-05

FURNITURE ~ fivc-ronm cottage;
Fourth avenue near Cherry street;
ali new and good rent si6 month. s7s-
~ Arcade.
CHEAP lots at - an. AZ Hifiman CITY
emf ~ minutes tide aid itsntan car
una on Washington street terms IS
dawn. ~ monthiF. Come to-day I.arrs
warm csfice On Ersundn.
5000 Ne acres fine valley land naar town
M set~s unAsr ria~ ~ serves IN mead.
~. haisnre m flnH timber. good q. r.snf,i
house ? harms horse ami rew sfahlrs
chicken boa. radl aud milk huuHna. fine
zHrtna af water. small orchard On scot
county ROAD Ca seattle gletfe=nren i
Afuen y RaNueH hloek
WE can locate Wv On the beat Aasussis,a
lands ~ Washington. We have sons
good farma Zen sale Cali ou p. H
Casey. tod Pacific block. Seattle.
Tou HAf.E- Small house ana lot near MHf-
taon street. price $500 Tot Ind su6n
-saaa...s-
ifFRE h. a ruoa htfva 40 acres rich Garden
land Oh thoroughly ctrarcd and HFubted
eiass O. tntsrurtan station. s1aon. easy
RonERT AALTBY alo New York hioch
% ACRES near kents 81 acres nns bottom
tHnh nearly cleared. balance urluud nice
stream ~ water thruurn places faNpo
HoHaftr MAlFhf iio New 1afk block
HALL a MILE nice water fuut. t35 arrcs
rith SECOND hottpin land ta nerrs IN cfl-
tleutfon. 90 leraa has boon HlushHdI ORCH
sfd ~ fn BEARING ffafH. nice creek rond
hauae ct Dix raHfHH# also barn ara nut.
huidinEH, COWS, several houa 81 youug
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We will carefully examine
your feeth and teIi you in adj
vance exactly what your work
will cost, free OF charge.
All work guaranteed for IS
years.
LADY ATTENDANT.
Hours--S a. IN. TO 8 p. m.
Sundays a. m. to n m.
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at ~ =. biekefton 4 Co = sales
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register, fTfieNfitsr. bursauz. com
maaea. TaintisEa etchinea Willow
rocksrs. enntef tables. toilet sets.
csaeflua. psa isss1uEs. bssisilnN. silver
ware. dishes beating stoves don't
forgot TneadaT At y ~ y. q Hfck.
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MkS With references Tor sofumcrS iai
Traveller. 60 caH On merchants and
agents. csperixucs not Required sal
AIRY So per week. with expenaes aa.
vsneed. National. as Dearborn
street. Chicago.
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We loan 30 ssiaFisd uscpls % their psrssaai
note without security. pcaiineH strict.
10 confidential ~ you need money
call on us. The Fidelity Loan Company,
Tgant a. Colonial block. Northeast coinsf
Second and Columbia.
A fenpeetabie piaes 70 borrow money on dia-
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Grand private oflieen. strictly eehadunuu
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business and residence property. advanc-
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frreat payable menthly N desired q A,
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MONEY ADVANCED sAf.kRilsn Pro
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80 Episr block. sta Second avenue
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n H. west hOa Ptns street
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money loaned on any good collateral
los Cherry.
TO IoAN-Private monef al low rate Of
interest nafnua q osner. loo reaiaf
way. Rooms a. and 8,
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stsek rssd oaffif a farmas tasis 5000
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-07-05

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for a w0mchs friend remedy. which
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TO LOAN Private monef al low rate Of
interest DaInua \ osner. loo reaiaf
way. Rooms a 4 and 8.
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beck .hsener, sals=snsn, frafnfnan. ins-
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Full Set Of Teeth ......s...f 300
Gold Filings, Pure ........... zoo
Geld Crowns, q ksrst Solid $500
silver FtIlina. ...... so
In our gold Crowns and Bridge
Work We are making specially.
This IL the most DURABLE, BEAU.
TlFuL and PAINLESS OF all dental
work.
Its eif-cleauinn. durability and
adaptabiliiy FOR the mnstlcation OF
food makes Bridge Work a priceless
blessing.
Browns Painless Dentists
7ts FIRST AVE, SEATTLE.
(seeond Floor Union Block, one door
south o. MoDoaaall6 SouthUiohs.)
" o v 81
s.30 a. m. TO .. m. Sundays TIL l.
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A. L. Angviss Anxsles a.
Sacramento s.
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Htaak rasl 0uffif "a farniHg fa9Ia ti~o
HquFn1 hAfTHf. $50 HsH fafs hipeh
$3.50 HIDI CASH buys % aafaa RI Fnh1i
level land. 2 HfIaH from infHfHfiaaH fHali
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tllfaI dafs hiF more niHn ffe HfiFa aHhrH
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IfHUfsHI HafHHHf $50 zee Harh blHft
tHaa THAN A loT fN THE cry.
a4s 9 ncren only " minutes walk
ffafu ibe sleetfir car ara - minutes
ride Co the eit5 soil dep sia9 loan.
fins healthy location. Ices than one
half mile froui sfhoai in d fiaa neigh
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Cor FIRST avenue aud Cherry street,
81 Washington building
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Al oakland - Oakland $ san
Francisco =
Newport weekly independent., 1903-03-13
YANCEY1S BILL FOR
 ROAD IMpROVEME ENT.

Judge J. c. Yancey of Batesville has prepared bill entitled, "An act pro- viding a system for the construction of permanent hard roads in the state, for the levy of general road tax, for the creation of bureau of state road commissioners, for plan of receiving aid from the general government and for the organization of rural road i'm provement districts" which will be Introduced in the general assembly by Senator Hinkle of Independence coun- ty.
 The bill provides for a two mill road tax and the creation of bureau of state road commissioners, consisting of the state commissioner of mines, manufactures and agriculture, the at torney general and the secretary of state. The bill also gives the com missioners of any rural road district authority to draw for two fifths of the estimated cost of the construction of roads in their district when they shall have Tn the treasury of the district three fifths of the estimated cost, and empowers the bureau of state road commissioners such regulations as may be necessary in conformity with United States laws in case the govern ment shall make provision for rem dering assistance in the construction of public roads. On the petition of five owners of real property in any township or fifty real estate owners in county for local improvement district, the county court shall make an order defining the boundaries of
 aid district mentioned in the petition, etc, appoint boards of improvement and define their duties.
Newport weekly independent., 1903-03-13
PSYCHOLOGICAL.
THOMAS G. KIMBERLIN.

Thomas c. KimberIin, living east of Newport, aged about 58 years, died at his home Thursday morning about three o'clock after weeks sickness from Bright's disease complicated with pneumonia.
 The funeral services will be held at the home Friday afternoon at three o'clock, conducted by Rev. J. W. Smith. Burial at Walnut Grove cem- etery.
 The deceased was native of Indi- ana, having been born in Indianapolis, where he was reared and lived until coming to Arkansas about twelve years ago. He was married to Miss Flora Calvin in 1895, who survives him together with two little daugh- ters Irene and Jessie.
 He was a consistent member of the Methodist denomination and very highly thought of citizen. His integ- rity and kind disposition challenged the admiration of all who knew him and the sympathy of many friends is extended the bereaved i'll their sor- row.
 MRS. HANNAH ELIZABETH TURNER
 Mrs. Hannah Elizabeth Turner, the wife of our fellow townsman, J. 0. Turner, died Wednesday afternoon at two o'clock at her home on Laurel Street
 The funeral services were held at the residence Thursday afternoon at two o'clock, conducted by Rev J. w. Smith and the remains laid to rest in Walnut Grove cemetery.
 Mrs. Turner was born January 30, 1853 in Brunswick, Missouri. She be- came a resident of Mississippi and later of Arkansas, where in 1881 she was married to Mr. Turner.
 The deceased was a member of the Christian church and very lovely character, whose many virtues won her not only friends but an ardent love from her helpmeet, whose life is now barren of the sweet companion ship of one he loved The sympathy of our community is bis in the hour of grief.
Newport weekly independent., 1903-03-13
Specialists in Mems and
 Boys
 Apparel.
ONE-WAY RATES.

Every day from February 15 to April 30, 1903, the Union Pacific will sell One way Colonist Tickets at the following rates from Missouri river: S2O.0O to Ogden and Salt Lake City. S20.OO to Butte, Anaconda and Helena.
 522.50 to Spokane and Wanatchee, Wash.
 S25.O0 to Everett, Fairhaven and New Whatcom, via Huntington and Spokane.
 $25. to Portland, Tacoma and Se- attle.
 S25.00 to Ashland, Roseburg, Eugene Albany and Salem, via Portland. S25.00 to San Francisco, Los Angeles and many other California points. From Chicago and St. Louis propor- tionately low rates are in effect by lines connecting with the Union Pa cific to all above points.
 For full information call on or ad- dress J. H. LOTHROP, Gen'l. Ag't.,
 St. Louis, Mo.
Newport weekly independent., 1903-03-13
BOTH HOUSES BUSY.

Little Rock, March 12.-Two incl dents out of the ordinary transpired in legislative circles yesterday. One was the reading of a letter in the sen ate from Harry M. Ramey of Little Rock, making sensational charges against eX-Senator J. F. McNemer in connection with an insurance bill. Mr McNemer was out of the city yes terday, and his side of the matter could not be obtained.
 In the house, in the discussion of the Whitthorne bill to re- enact the old gambling laws, MT. Michigan said that he had heard that two years ago gamblers in Hot Springs raised $17,- OOO for the purpose of attempting to defeat the Wilson bill A storm of in dignation arose in the house, and it was not subdued until Mir. McGuigan disclaimed any intention of refecting upon the house. Mr. Whtthorne ap- pealed to the house to vindicate him by passing his bill, and thus saying whether his course in the past was worthy of the confidence of the gen eral assembly, both now and in the past. Numbers of the representatives went to MT. Whitthorne and assured him they had misunderstood the pro- visions of his bill at first and gladly voted for it after understanding the matter. The house passed the meas ure by an almost unanimous vote.
 The house formally approved ar ticles of impeachment against Chan cellor Leatherman and presented the same to the senate. President Short appointed Senators Wilson, Hardy and Simpson a committee to arrange the preliminaries for the trial of the accused.
 The house reconsidered the vote by which it passed the Briant bill, sepa- rating school taxes paid by whites and negroes and making negro free schools dependent upon taxes paid by negroes.
 The house passed the Cate bill, mak ing it unlawful for common carriers to accept for shipment outside the state any fish, except buffalo and catfish.
 The house reconsidered the vote by which Senator Prices worlds fair bill failed to pass, and the measure will come up again.
Newport weekly independent., 1903-03-13
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

Stella Belle Allen to D. c. Dowell, 1-2 interest iii 40 acres 5 122, $15O.
 Gilbert Barrett to D. c. Dowen, 1-2 interest in 40 acres 5-12-2, S15O
 D. c. Dowell and wife to w. F. Smith, 40 acres 5122, $425.
 Bagnell Timber Company to Chas. Rorex, 160 acres 8, 17-13-1, $500.
 J. A. Crawford and wife to R. D. Wilmans, 40 acres 4-10-2, $25O
 Solomon Adler to Wolff Goldman Realty Company, 160 acres 19-12-2, $2OOO
 w. M. Bailey ct al. to Frances John son, lots and 5, block 2, Davis Ad- dition to Newport, $500.
 Sol. G. Carpenter to Nathan Gra- ham, trustee, 160 acres 2, 11-13-2, $13OO
 Wm. R. Stewart and wife to Mrs Maud Smith, lot 6, block "B," Chas- tain's Addition to Newport, $2OO.
 Wm. R. Stewart and wife to Maud Smith, lot 5, block "B," Chastain's Addition to Newport, $20O.
 State of Arkansas to Mary J. Phil lips, 160 acres 20-91.
 8. A. Weatherford and wife to J. B. Haynes 160 acres 3-141, $500.
 w. M. Ross and wife to Geo. w. Burkhart, lot 8, block ''A," Chastain's s Addition to Newport, $400.
 Solomon Adler to Wolff Goldman Realty Company, 5 acres 812 2, $10O
Newport weekly independent., 1903-03-13
MINISTER DEFENDS
 SUNDAY BALL.

Rev. Hugh Spencer Williams, the foremost Cumberland Presbyterian divine of Memphis, who is leading movement to close saloons on Sunday Ill that city, has come out flat footedly in favor of Sunday baseball. He says:
 "ln manner it allows the people to worship God in a rational way by en- toying themselves by taking advant- age of those outdoor attractions which a bounteous Creator would never have provided if he had not intended that they should be enjoyed"
Newport weekly independent., 1903-03-13

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The Butte inter mountain., 1903-12-21
ANACONDA NEWS BUREAU
Office 1O9 E. Park AveTeephone 90.

In driving the tunnel blind lead was CROSSED
which shows good assays in sulphide ore.
The Abe Lincoln, which lies above the Cas-.
per X Bronnell and the other claims men
toned. has furnished fair ore for long time.
The best OF this has been shipped and the
assays have been highly satisfactory
West Of this group is the Gold Quartz mine
owned by Dunlap and several others.
Moose Lake is 3S miles from Anaconda, The
neares, railroad station is phipsburg, and the
nearest postoitice is Cable.
The district is that has not received the
attention from the mining men that it de-
serves Oi late, however, the outlook Tor 4
good sized camp seems exceedingly bright.
The Butte inter mountain., 1903-12-21
FINED $40 EACH FOR
GIVING MINORS LIQUOR
SPECIAL TO THE INTER MOUNTAIN.

Anaconda, Dec. aI.--IIcnry Benson,
saloonkecper whose place OF business is
at the corner OF Third and Chestnut streets,
and Michael Donicich, who runs a saloon
just opposite Bensons place, pleaded guilty
today before Justice of the Peace Hen
dricks to the charge of selling liquor to
minors. They were fined $40 each and
warned not to repeat the ofiense.
They were charged with selling liquor to
Albert labeau, John Bowdcn, Noss Wilkin-
son and Mike Bracken, youths, who have
been pretty constantly in trouble with the
police for some time. These boys were
recently arrested for alleged completely
in a burgarly but no case was proven
against them. All have been released ex
cept Labeau, who is being held to serve
out an old sentence against him, previously
suspended on his promise OF good behavior.
When he concludes this sentence he will
be rearrcsted at once OH the charge of as
saulting Fong Kee, the major domo of a
| Main street noodle joint. This case will
come up next Wednesday.
The Butte inter mountain., 1903-12-21
HERE TO GET MEN
TO JOIN THE ARMY
Recruiting Officers Have Not Found
Anaconda a Profitable Field.

SPECIAL TO THE INTER MOI uNTAIN.
Anaconda, Dec aI.-Sergeant Mcdonald is
in charge of recruiting station here and tor
two or three days will endeavor - secure
Young men for the United States army. Dur.
ing two previous visits to Anaconda the re-
cruitng officer has not been successful The
glamour of prvate's life in the army did not
attract the youth OF the Copper City.
The dischargng OF men who have served
their enlistment is continually making vacan.
" eies. Men between the ages OF 2I and IS years
are wanted The pay is $I3 a month for pri.
Yates in time Of peace.
TO enlist in the United States army the
applicant must pass rigid physical examina'
,ion. Married men are not wanted, but will be
enrolled upon the approval OF the regimcntal
commander.
The Butte inter mountain., 1903-12-21
MRS, SEMPER Is ON TRIAL

SPECIAL TO THE INTER MOUNTAIN.
Anaconda, Dec. 2I.--1hc hearing of
Mrs. Semper on the charge of assault in
the alleged attempt to strike Mrs. Mack,
propretress OF a Main street lodging
house, with a hat-ron, was called before
Judge Hendricks at o. clock this after
noon. The county attorney moved the
dismissal of the charge and asked to
prosecute her on the simple charge of
disturbing the peace.
Her attorney, J. Fl. Duffy, resisted this
motion as the woman wanted the original
charge disposed of.
Last week when the original charge
against her came up before Judge Hen
bricks, County Attorney McCatfrey asked
to dismiss the charge but the accused de-
INJURED and the case went over until to-
day
The Butte inter mountain., 1903-12-21
CRACK SHOTS FROM
COURTHOUSE GET EN-
Go Out to the Three Mile House and
Bring Back the Birds.

SPECIAL TO TIE INTER MOUNTAIN.
Anaconda, Dec. 2I.-There was a big
turkey shoot yesterday at George Reese's
Three-Milc house east of Anaconda, in
which the court house rifle shooters carried
off the honors. Phil Greenan, county clerk,
got three turkeys and two ducks; Under
Sheriff Dave Storrar carried off two
turkeys while Justice of the Peace Hen
dricks accumulated one turkey, a duck and
tale of hard luck that causes him to weep
when he tells it.
He shot second seven times. John Alex
ander, deputy county clerk, got bill for
wasted lead, but no birds. Under Sheriff
Storrar made the best shot of the day
driving tack in the center Of bulls eye
at 100 yards. George Pratt, manager oi
the telephone office, won pair Of hand
some ducks.
The Butte inter mountain., 1903-12-21
MOOSE LAKE MINES
BEN CASPER REPORTS SEASON OF
UNUSUAL ACTIVITY IN THE
ENTIRE DISTRICT.
SPECIAL TO THE INTER MOUNTAIN.

Anaconda, Dec. aI.--Ben Casper one of the
old.timc mining men OF Montana, was in town
yesterday from Moose Lake, where he is inter.
cstcd in several claims lie says there has
been great activity among the prospcctors in
the vicinity
Mr. Casper is engaged in running tunnel
for the Moose Lake Mining company. 1t has
already been driven 900 feet and il is expected
that it will crosscut the vein soon. AT dis
tancc OF $50 feet from the mouth spur from
the main ledge was encountered OF milling
ore. II is low grade, however, except ior two
or three inches, which assays from $50 to 500 a
ton.
adjoining the Moose Lake Mining com.
ranys property Casper < Brownc and the
Fisher estate owns several good prospects. A
tunnel has been driven 400 feet into the noun
tain and the head of the tunnel is in low grade
ere now The rock assays from S. to SIS ton
The Butte inter mountain., 1903-12-21

distance in search OF jackrabbits they stopped
to rest. Radoyich's gun was cooked and
loaded. He rested his hand over the muzzle
for moment, and in that instant something
struck the hammer and the gun was DIS
charged. The shot tore away part OF Rado'
yichs hand, and for time it was feared ne
would bleed to death. His companions, how.
ever, finally stopped the flow of blood by ~
ing cord tightly around his wrist. Then the
wounded man was hurried to Anaconda
The hand was terribly lacerated and Dr.
Spclman decided it was necessary to amputate
three fingers, Radovich is resting easy today
at the hospital and nothing more serious IS
anticipated.
The Butte inter mountain., 1903-12-21
TO IMPROVE WOOD PLACER

Hamilton, Dec. AL. A. Nelson, man
ager OF the Wood placer mines on. Hughes
creek, has returned from Minneapolis and
announces that next year a large amount
of money will be expended improving the
property. An increase in the force OF
men will be made and the property, IS
miles south OF Hamilton, more extensively
worked than ever.
The Butte inter mountain., 1903-12-21
Handkerchief Sale.

We are going to sell about IS dozen at
about half price.
Odds and ends, embroidery, lace and
hcmstitched handkerchiefs, S cents each.
Were as and IS cents. McRAE'S.
The Butte inter mountain., 1903-12-21
HE LOSES THREE FINGERS

Anaconda Dec. aI.-Marco Radovich suffered
the amputaton Of three fingers last evening at
st. AIMS hospital as the result OF shotgun
accident. Dr. J. 7. Spelman performed inc
operation.
Radovch and several companions were hunt
ing near Silver Lake. Alter walking long
The Butte inter mountain., 1903-12-21

Your calling card is the mirror wherein
your nature is reflected. The best are none
tt good nor too expensive, for they command
respect. Inter Mountain Office, - East Park
svcnu telephone 6o.
The Butte inter mountain., 1903-12-21
Women's and Children's Aprons.

Ohldrcn's sizes, to II years. Prices
IS cents and up to $I,75.
Women's aprons, all styles; IS cents
and up to $3.50. They make appropriate
Christmas presents. McRAE'S.
The Butte inter mountain., 1903-12-21
Ladies' NeCkWear

Silk and chiffon mf crepe opera sh,wls dainty lace and
broered stocks and collars appropriate for Christmas giving and
very moderately priced big choose from. Make
your selections carly