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CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1903-02-05
Occasion Celebrated

The students of the South Canon
high school celebrated the victory of
Frank ]. Harvey, their representa-
tive in the recent oratorical contest
with banquet at the Rialto Cafe
last Saturday night The occasion
was a very delightful one, being char
scterized by feast of reason. .and a
flow of soul" 8" Miss Rowell officiated
as toastmistrrss and short addresses
were made by Rev. Fisher, Superin=
tendent of Schools Geo. E. Colgate,
DIR. Wilson, Prof. Smith. Thomas
Warner. Walter St. John and the six
contestants from the South side
schools.
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1903-02-05

Milo F. Means. fomely associated
with Williams E. woehlen in the Coal
Feed and Transfer Business at Ii3
North Fifth Stree, WAS the victim of
an accident last Sunday afternoon
which resulted in the breaking of his
left leg, minway between the ankle
and the knee. Mr.. Means, who has
the contract for supplying the Pueblo
Smelter with Silicate Sand, received
telegram from his employers last
Sunday to load a car with sand at once.
and procuring number of teamsters
started for the sand brink to execute the
order. While directind the operation
Of the men in loading their wagons
Mr.. Means made false step and was
thrown down a slight enbankment, in
consequence of which his leg broken.
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1903-02-05

matter dispatched from that city dur
ing the year just closed was 60. 3l2, =
Alb. of which considerably more than
half Were first-clsss. The total re-
ceipts of the Denver postcfice for the
twelve months ending December 3lst,
1902, were s6l2. $50. and the disburse-
ments s5Ss, $40 46, a net increase of
s6S. 7sO. IS, or twelve per cent. The
Denver office shows gain equalled by
that of few other cities of the same
class in the country.
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1903-02-05
Notice

Canon City, Colo. Feb. End, 1903.
To our many friends and clients:
After business of one half of a
natural life time in Canon City, most
of that period in the insurance and
real estate business, representing many
of the strongest and most popular in
surance companies in the world and
forming many most pleasant acquaint-
ances with good people who have
blessed us with their friendship and
business patronage and now finding it
necessary on account of other business
connections of each member of our
firm. demands all our energies, especi-
sllv at our advance ages, and while
this change becomes necessary We enter
tain the pleasant assurance that all for
mer pleasant acquaintances and friend
ships will continue and ripen with
time and that we will have the pleasure
of meeting those same friends and
clients in the same friendly manner
many times and in many places, and
when it is convenient for any of you
to call at the Canon City Savings Bank,
there, you will generally find at least
one member of the firm of W. H. Nc
Clure and Co.
And now this change having become
necessary we are gratified in our ab-
ility to place our late business and
these former business relations in the
hands of such people as Messrs J. NJ.
Rsgsdale & Sons, who although, only
about four years in Canon City, they
are we'll known to almost all of YOU,
having been active in business and it
is scarcely necessary for Us to add that
push with their pleasant manner and
fair dealings and their high moral and
social Us well as financial standing has
already brought to them not only le-
gions of friends, but most profitable
business in Canon City. And now hav-
ing sold and transferred TO them our
office and business at the old stand,
No. +23 Main, together with our
good will and best wishes, we be-
speak for them large and profit
able business, and will be gratified to
see all our old friends and clients con-
time their business with Messrs. J.
NJ. Ragsdale & Sons, feeling that
You will always receive courteous
treatment.
Respectfully,
W. II. Mcclure & Co.
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1903-02-05
Married

W II. Harrison. salesman at the o.
F. Sawyer Dry Goods Compauy's
store, returned home last Saturday
from u three weeks visit to St. Louis,
where he formerly resided. While in
that city he was married to Miss
Rachel L. Miller, the wedding taking
place last Friday. He was accom-
panied on his return trip by his bride.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harrison were given a
seIenade by the clerks employed by
the Sawyer Dry Goods Company last
Saturday night.
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1903-02-05
A Strong Box

In keeping with its policy of pro-
gression and up-to-dateneSs in both
business methods and equipment the
Fremont County Bank has installed
one of the latest and most approved
burglar proof safes in its vaults for
the safe keeping of money, bonds,
stocks and other securities.
1t differs from the ordinary safe in
the fact that it is nothing more than
a steel chest, being constructed en-
tirely of metal, the usual packing of
Paris and cement between the walls
being eliminated. Although only
about two feet high, and little over
two thirds as great in breadth, it
weighs 5, 500 pounds, and being fitted
with a time lock, is about as staunch
a piece of workmanship as human in
could devise.
Ii is the latest product of the Hall
Safe & Lock Company, of Cincinnati,
Ohio, and can very appropriately be
"a strong box,
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1903-02-05
No Frost ON Them

J. W. Lambeth exhibited at the
Record Office one day last week some
twigs plucked from live oak tree III
a gulch some seven miles northeast of
this city. on the Cripple Greek road.
The foliage was as green rs midsum-
m,.r, the frost having failed TO affect
il in the least. Mr. Lambeth says he
- clump of live oaks. covering
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1903-02-05
More Notes about the Town

about two acres, and that the LEAKAGE
on the trees was sufficient to create a
dense shade. In contemplating the
fact that the live oak is indigenous to
the Carolinas and other southern states
its growth here is ievidence of the
mildness of Colorado's winter climate.
In the locality alluded to Mr.. Lam
beth discovered large cave and q
quantity of Indian arrow heads. indi-
eating that the place had once been a
resort of the native race.
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1903-02-05
Surprise Party

Miss Porsa Brewer of Silver Cliff,
who has been the guest Of her sister,
Mrs. E. ". Thomas at 52l River
street, for the last two or three
months, was given surprise party
by a score or more Of her friends last
Tuesday night. The evening was
spent in social games of various kinds
and was a delightful one. to the en-
tertainers no less than the enter
tanned. Mis- Brewer will leave for
her home tomorrow.
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1903-02-05
Shows a Gain

The business done at the Denver
postoffice for the calendar year 1902
shows a gratifying gain over any of
its predecessors, indicating the pros
Gritty OF that city, as we'll as the state
at large. The total pieces of mail
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1903-02-05
To the Pub1ic

Unbeknown to us, our store room
has been rented. legal notice has been
served to vscate. Caught in this de-
lemma Mr.. /. L. Mossler, of the
Chicago Wreckage Co., Chicago H.
inois. was wired for and is here and
will conduct the sale. His instruc-
tions are to cash the remainder of the
stock at all hazards, no matter at
Whist loss, as I am determined to quit
business Thanking all for their lib
raj patronage in the past and advising
all to take advantage of this golden
opportunity.
Respectfully,
GEORGE W. BETHEL,
ll6 Main street. Canon City. Colo.
/. L. Mossler, Manager, of sale.
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1903-02-05
One Night To Chicago

Chicago, Union Pacific & North
Westerns famous fast Chicago
Special, leaves Denver daily 80 p.
m. arriving Chicago next afternoon
at 4 :Oo O'Clock. Solid train, free re-
clining cars, drawing room sleeping
cars. dining car. buffet. smoking and
library cars and standard day coaches.
Another fast through train leaves
Denver at 1890. m. d. ". Aldridge
General Agent, SOL Seventeenth street,
Denver, Colo. Oft
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1903-02-05

W. L. jackson, of Stockton. Mis-
souri was visitor in town last Fri
day. Mr.. jackson is visiting his
brother-in-law, NJ. B. Loyt of Flor
ence. and the latter, accompanied him
to this city.
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1903-02-05

He was taken to his home and whipple
Aulme and DR.. E. E. McDougal
called to dress his injuries, which are
quite serious.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-08
THE PULPIT IN POLITICS


tc must efEiVe the activity q me
REV lefon Me- whose sermons ea 70 e
bribery Invests atlons the state legislature
politics n the pulpit must Na'
that much depends upon the politics narrow
minded preacher po,es a. he
dees narrow theology VIII deal only WITH
ereat aaestlona public Neai
In pulpit a. politics Is too frequently c'ntusea WIN
par,lsanship il the whole ueuels
pulpit and Go politics AhkS
The preacher handwasoa elong Win ss
hired be sne but he I"
foolish
hiSher than thispole- broader
Ia principle catch phrases 81 party
politics Involved In the wpins out o. human
politics involved IN legal FeE"h
9aor desdsnnE Influences such the
aonuneaien ana the
pfoss on Or public ef1cs
pupit great questions q human veal
these nastyncs potential for Eoa
settled right AZ All are
Influence Of the pulpit u MAS In the
pulpit stricken of onE before The
proclamation Nlriniaa skies II IN
AMI tbs mighty public spirit
generated which the better
Of pulpit that hr boodrs ana
brilers a stat have ~ called 20 account
roanaln pulpit
ANA II tbsrc % wEht be
tsFest n
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-08

What had become Of hln We had NO
nteann 20 leafuinE
You viii think. doubtless that lt
Nauid hR EASY fnf uH O. nnd him
slurr We had both hiH name and
title. You must remember howe rr.
that the revolution lrft as without
nsanal ana without MONEY such "a
aaarch Is very diWeuit 1heu ninir
the empire, aud % became mofe ar.
Heuit sttil fef as you are aware.
The onueftH considered that the ihth
nrunairu brought all accounts tH "a
settlement ard that on That day a
veil had been drawn across the past
None tho less We kept aur family
story and our own family planM
Ms brother Joined the army and
pasacd with 4 al through southern
huropa. anhina axeryNS here fat the
Rafon atrauhsnthat lest October
he Was Killed 81 Jena. With hts mis-
al1n unfainitvd Then " hneatife my
turn. and 1 have the good fortune 20
hear II tho very man OF whom ] hin
ia search at ane 81 the first Polish
VILLAGES which 4 have 20 visit and
within a fortnight - JOINING NJ fnf
tment And then. q make the matter
even better nna myself ln ne r.lin.
many Of one Whnse nRms 10 never
msRtian.d thsuii sheut the ARMY 81
eesta la connection With some aaF
ing and generous deed.
Thia Was ali very we'll ana -
ened 10 10 with the greatest tnAsi
est but / sas nons ths elear~f a. 'n
what yaunH naroe wished ne % 90 ~.
How can ! be og services 70 s"H
I asked
aily corning up with me-"
ITO the castle
"i'reeiaely".
w hen
At nHee
nut What ha you intend % daf
4 shan knew what a. 40. liat !
y 81 yau to DO with ne, AL We
same
Wei. II was never IA my nature 70
rsfliss - as rntufs and. besides
had every sympathy With ms lad
Feelings n !. wrfF well 20 fuFsiNu
atsaa enemies. but ore wishes 70
slxn them something " fufgifH also
4 held uut my hand ~ him there
fnfv
4 utusf is on M va foF itnsscl
tHsanfHuw niafniHHs but Tonight !
asn yn4Fs" sAtd
Ne iaff auf tFsea=sH % sanE auafs
fess. and. - y was bat mile "a
the castle. 80 afd rot ftstufh our
issfsrs 10 tel tha truth hate te
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-08

sec cavalry man walk ana / hole
that iuai a. he h The meat sallhHt
lhinH uppu earth when b. hHa his
saddle NHpa hrt8rrn bits knees, 30
he q the maHt clumsy when ne mas
e. iuap up hla Hahar and he hhlls'
tRneha w ore hand aud turn "a hlH
toes faf feaf Of catching the fnWslH
81 his spurs HtiH burnu Hud ] we're
Of the una when one CHu cnttE
thlnsH OFT and I dtre swear that
40 woman n iHasi would haze qua
rsiad with the appearance 81 thu
two YounR huaaafH ona iu blue and
ane iu gay. hn set aHt that ulaht
nom the Afenadaff paaihnuHe. We
both carried our swords. and Tor my
own part ! slipped "a stated from uY
holster into the inside ~ my prlirae,
for Il arNmed % me that there might
ho sunn Wild WORK before as.
The traob which ted ca the ofstls
wound through d pitch black ~
wood where we could see uothina
save the raHHnd patch ~ stars above
oar head. Presently. however Il
opened uIs. aud thsta WaH tbs oAntif
riHht ~ ffans 81 ~. about ne far ~
chHbiue would carry ~ was =
huge uuruuth place, and bore etef1
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-08
now rnE nWaAnIER CAME II
THE CASTLE or GLOON


CONTINUED from Yesterday
Il va. a crafty thlns Tor hin 60
say "a course. / -pranE from Rata
plans saea and ordered the Ersan
a. lead him baah inta the stables
Gene into the inn. said 1, "and
let me know exactly what u 10 that
you Wish me 10 d."
Ha led the way int a aittlnEroam
and fastened the door isat We shouia
be- interrupted fle was we'll
sfopn lad. and a. he stesd IN the
glare % the lamp. With the ueht
heating upon his earnest fars aud
upan hi4 anifasin q silver EtaY,
his,h suited him 20 : marvel ] felt
my heafs warm towards htfu. VITA
sut EuinE 80 fat ~ 20 say that be
carried hintssif a. ! had done nt his
aEr. there vas a. least similarity
enough 20 make ms feel In aytap@-
thy with him
4 can explain q az "a few
words, said he II ! have not al
ready Satisfied Yaur natural eufiast-
-. 81 is sryausn the sohif-et A. -
painful a snc Ia lns that ] can hard
II hfins nyssif o. aiiude 20 a. I
cannot. however. ash fpf Xuur a.
aisiAncs without reris niuA 20 Yau
exactly how the nassss lies.
Tau uaaas knaa. fhsa. tAat ~
father waa the we'll known hSnktr.
Chrtatafihs pufnc. wna waa murder
- ~ ths reop.s eaffna tbs Arpssn-
boz tnaassarsa. AS Nea aas aware
the mob is,ah Kzsasusslsa 81 the pfAa,
uns. dhuas threw ~. eallSd Judges "a
pass sentence upau the unhapT y
arstaerats. ard then tore them -
piseeH whrn passai cut into the
street. NJ tatlsar had been a Dens-
factor - the poor all hir NE. There
were maEY 90 plsaa fer him. iie bad
the fever. 600. ana sas carries In,
half asad. upon = elankst rsa II
be fud9es were IN faVor 81 nrauit-
tins hin. the third yvaaE tseo-
hin. whose huNe body aHd brutal
raina bad shade him a header aiming
these Nr~tCh~s. afNNnsf hin With
his own hands erom the litter. kicked
hin axsia and as~in wish his heavy
boots and hurried him ant 1f shs door
WhsFe in an instant he vas torn limb
ffofn nnah under cifcunsta uess
whssh are tho horrible for uas % d.
scribe Iris, rea psfesivs AS mir.
der. even under their swu unlawful
lass far $40 81 th@lF own number
hAa pronounced in mF fathers favor.
Well Nhrn the dafa Of ufstsf
cAuaa haak aaain MP elder brother
s.ss - 49, .>.S. ~ .iIs
man / Nas nl1iF \ rfsstd ff,~fis 500
u saas a family matter. ard u = a.
is.11s-ra m ~ pfNssnre. The f#i-
les rsnHs was cafahin lie WaH
srs - sanHfrffas guard. and a noted
liuafist A foreign lady named ftAra
russa sfrauhauthat. having ben
dfakrt1 hsfofe the 1aco'iha. ~ had
gained her nheraY for her. on the
promise that she stir her n,ouey
and estates shAuid - hts lie had
married her taken her aAmw and
iisl~ and rnrar~d oat ~ Franrr az
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-08
PLANS FOR FINE HOME
Edward Lincoln Smith VIII Build
$4,000 Residsnee on
Capitol Hill

The plane for "a nne $4,000 resl-
deuas Were filed with building In
7peef1f Place Yesterday Tho new
home h. for Edward Lincoln amIth.
on capitol mn William ". cabin
L. fhe architect The plans show "a
NafH elaborate three story structure
% thH colonial style
athrr building permits filed yea
tcftlhY we're the following
To W J. STATION for a one and a.
haff story cottag1 At st west Hoy
street "a cost $500. 10 " j. 1ru-
niHHd, for Il auf- story cottage on
North niety-nfih street 10 cost
1889. O. Ralph Cook. FOE two ono
Atafy cottages 80 ggi-9 Rainier ave-
nue. 90 cost f7a1e. - Mrs Mary A
Dyer far three tWo-HtafF frame
houses al sQss - belmont avenue. %
coas Feesa 90 Jacob treel for a oue-
and "a .haif-siafy residence az ~
Twelfth avenue o. cost $500. 10 ia
rnh Freei f0f two=si0ry Sat buiid-
inE al Is Twelfth avenue. 10 cost
faaI8
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-08

mark of being exceedingly old Hiih
tu4stn at eyprY corner. aud q square
20 ua Ia AN ith great shadow lhrre
was 40 sign Of nHht save frQm
single window, aud np sound came
from it 10 me there was some
THING awful in ~ ai4e and n silence
witch rufHnHroHdrd 30 well with no
sinister maine A. companion
preaHed on eagerly and followed
him along the lll-tept path which
iod h. the gate
lnanIInMall
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-08

fine assortment OF Mems Strong.
Seryiccabie Ovsrcoats, IA SerEes.
Worateds. Cravpnettea. Home
spuns. etc, All sizes. patterns
and styles. including the nobby
top coats
$1,000 now Sa.75 and $500
s2oee now S0.65 aud SO.ah
Children'a a. 80 An Wool s-pieca
suits, now going for.....s1.25
Children's $500 and 500 suits. 2
piece, Norfolk Knes Pants. All
Wool, with or without sailor col
tsi $50 sssssasss ttsf.sa ss 80 - SEsbo
Chiidrcn's s-piece suits, worth
81 50. IN Worstods and Fancy
Chsviots, a great bargain. now
EuinE Ter ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS .d6
fbc Knee Pants. All Wool Zee
Boys' N-25 Knee Pants. ADe
N.0e Corduroy Knee Pants ste
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-08

s. 70 An Wool ...........&l.as
fab9 All Wool ...........n1.sI
800 and Ie.Qo All Wool - a.SB
Youths th.n0 All Wool Twesda,
CheNiots and Homespuns. now.
.sstss.s ..ss.s, sts...s4....s3 $500
Youths Suits. Woreteds. Tweeds.
Cessimores, Blue and Hack
serEe variety Of styles, worth
SIS 60 $50 ................ SIPS
Youths Fancy Imported Cast
mere suits, many patterns to
choose from. aRos l6 10 10 years
worth $50 70 SIS $500
Youths Spring and Fnii Overeoats,
ana Top Coats IN Loose Cloth.
CraVencttus, Wnrateds. Home
npuns. SerFca. Twceds, etc. all
styles ana sizes. $40 10 go. now.
sssssssttssss ss.s.st. sssssss sass
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-08

All Wool Worsted Cheviots.
Tweeds, desirable patterns, worth
800 Ia fio.90. eA.a6
Mems Imported Worsteaa. spring
styles, single and double breast
ed. worth ti2.60 10 fif0e. now ....
ssssssssss stsss-stt# tss+ts.s hb.&D
Mems Hiue and Black Serge.
Handsomely made. trimmings Of
the best. worth $500 to 5000,
now ssss.stst4 ssssssssssss ss eu.Fo
Mems All Wool Cashmere, I'm
ported custom made. Mound and
square cuts, worth ts2.00 10 1880
................... Sl2.Jc
Mems Nobby, Fancy WOratsds,
Scotch TWeadp. cheviots. Illus
and Black sorKea, worth $50 20
ttt sfssssssts s.fsssssssss.N 1870
ftsho Worsteda ..s.t...s.4s44..ss Goo
$500. caRsifnerer ..4....4..4.... Doe
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-08

I dons know ux
its aalts rich, :
call rrarriaEv a fail
ere. out there ain l
No asnytB' it. often
a sinsnclAl smbaf~
rn.Asnssns
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-08
poRT oRcHARp RoufH

=
For
u. 9. Navy Yard and Battlsships.
steamers VI
Albion, Inland Fiysr, Pert Orchard.
Pier 4.
DAILY EXCEPT FRIDAY.
Lsavs ssettis--s 40, e. 10. y. 10 and
1916 a. m, lis. 2.ao, =. gao and
ems .. M. Saturday only. IA 90 D. m
Sunday, no trips at sac and B.ts
n. m.
Lesvs Brsmsrten--7. Sis. 10 ami
it.tb q. m. n 30. l 20. .. a. 20. o 30
and Is y. IN.
Leave sidnsy-s 40. 4. $40 and
lfs25 a. m. ~ noon. ) and p. m
Leave charIeston--e 80. 7 SO. $50
and its96 a m; fb and 3 SO %. IA.
FRIDAYS.
Leave 8sattie--s 30, . and 10 a. m.
lis. 2s3O. $40 and 1870 =. m.
Leave Brsmsrtan SIS. ti.t5
a. M, IL 30, 3, : 30 and 10 p m.
Leave Sidnsy--s ana IL Is a IN
~ noon: 3 and .. m.
Leave Charlie ~ on--T so and II IS
a. m. fftb and 3 o. y. m.
FOR further Information
Phone. Pink ~.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-08

nrtEadirf EtInHe 0efsrd. a soldier
~ Napoleon. having eeme q old age
gathers pncie ~ ahmifufa about
HIN and tells them stories 81 hln ca
piuits. This atafx Il II
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-08

Great BFititin hts applied 'saouraa
dcesStue" ia.ta 20 protest interests
rear Persian .sif.
Fsudirtnrs. Orr. r. planning for tas
higK~sf Fourth Of Iutr rsf~bratisu
ever he'd tharw. There viii - real
Fireworks. ronan candies, giant TIRE.
crakerr aud lots of thinEs.
Now General Baden Powell SAYS
10 didn't say mean thiuss aisogt the
American cavalry.
Turkey latsnd. 20 hold bulgaria
Responsible Tor Macedonian oatrages
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-08

A sod many
wise people arc
opposed % the
pulpit In poll.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-08

England has saaued the TFsnssaai
government tiiS.eoa.s - 20 rAy Oft
TIA debt
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-08

sorg 81 IN. seiid Sewn
We're % against the RAJ thlnk
naN#
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-08

Captain William streps. WYesains
rsaneer. died % pneumania ia Nes
York. lie commanded gan boat
IN cixfi var.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-08

Ia view x tS@ Mayors Artian- ina
star rust man "a eouarstisd - vita
dfAw bis offer - . hah iptsrssi In
the Yaw garbage franchiss fer tha
b~at soiution for EettluH Into ths
SAFE Deposit huil7tnx elsSataf ufh-
eat usaxins Al bats srs ofs and ~s
have fhrawu al answers F~s eteed In
= I. -. - .ss ~ I, -.,ss.. 49, - -y.--t-
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fair.
owing 20 recent scandal the post
osfios department. = 10 ba rnttrelr
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districts.
Better iay IN yodr winters sarpiy
OF coal ant wcod.
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cafsin an - hstd today. Don't
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before shs 4Afs.
gayincs % ths Great
sHsuzanars Hnnase. Il wasn't
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Hapuv 4 sse snan whass "uncis~
hath not his ssercoat nor hts fam
ssNaa nor yet Ills wnalau aocka. fer
verify zlnter Eafh come.
Good Mr.. Salisbury. what have We
doasf
OF ca@rse II the city can save
81 Geo a really doesn't matter Fnneh
II a few efiiIden are kiiied 81 na2imcd
fog lie cot ia Councilman CHS dis
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Have you taken the moth balls out
81 y0ur asst years fpnnAFnahasl
Nextco warts % borrow SIS 80 80
IN wan ssrsst 20 CARR out public
improvements
English uewspap~r correspondent
says American policy IN fhe Phflip-
pfrsa a a gafiura and then thsrrs
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Better iay IN ycsr winters satpiy
OF eoaI sra wood.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-08

polle- have 90 Acceuspans delivery
wagons In Omaha - give drivers
projection. ewing g. strike,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-08

Have you taken ths moth balls 0as
Of y0ur asst years fpnn&Fnahasl
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Aexlco warts % borrow f1s - 80
IN W&n ssrwst 20 CARR ous public
fmprosementA
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owing 60 reeent scandal The post
osfic. asparsmont = - b entirely
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