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victims. Thomas Chrlstianaon. had
not been captured Alfred Miller
aud Former Marshal Mike O'Cons
nell. all union men OF sympathizefa.
were the other victims slated for
the noo8e.
What the mine owners claim 70
believe IL evidence OF q DARK plot
10 make away with a large number
Of men xaa discovered yesterday.
The evidence was a bundle Of for
~ marked photographs found by
Lieutenant kssEan In the union
hall On the back Of some Of the
photographs waa the name ~ james
Coehrans. secretary u the union.
The photographs we're groups OF
men employed In various mines.
The most important was n group
Of the night shift OF the Vlndicalof
mine. The photograph contains
about twenty portraits, fiFe Of
which were numbered from one to
five. On the back sere written the
names Of the persons numbered. OF
the five names, those 81 Charles
Mccormick and Ael Beck were
crossed out. These two were men
killed in the Niudleatof mine eI-
ploalnn last November.
An effort viii be made 10 force
Cochraue. Who Is secretary of the
miners union. aud who 10 nov Ia
the bull pen. 20 tell the meaning q
the marked photographs. Coehrane
has declared that be knows nothing
about IL
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cure the human race Of ita inntinc.
tive horror 81 snakes.
Miss Chapman IL teacher 81
natural history IN the pahlle schools
81 Oakland. and nhe believes thai
shlldren should b. taught - fondis
and eerra4 snakes a. freely a. they
would puppies.
In order O. demonstrate the harm.
iesnnsaa Of the reptiles abe carries
them about her person. While Kix.
inE a lesson In the elaan roam she
allows the squirting. NrigEiinE
bodies % her pets 10 creep and
crawl out fram The bosom Of her
ahirtpsiai and ausn from usr cuffs
Miss Chapman IL = graduate II
Stanford university and became tn.
tsrested In snakes while gathering
Nlld flowers In tho fields % Palo
Alto
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BOY ROBBED

n. Ripley. a boy boothlaek. was
held up and robbed by a masked
hlEhWayman shortly before ~
O'Clock last night Ripley told the
police that the man had NO gun.
but overpowered him and took 81
in small change. all he had AZ the
time. away from him The robbery
occurred near the corner 81 Pike
street and Western avenue.
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PLAN REMOVAL
OF FORTY-MILE
CANADIAN COLLECTOR OF CUSTOMS SUGGESTS WAY TO CIR
cuMvENr REPETITION or DISASTERS CAUSED FLOODS

+ Il o. the river. There the bank Il
high. the kfound h level. the chan
mel L. near nhoge where there IL al.
xaya deep water. and an excellent
slto fof the city could b. laid out
FoftYmlie post ia a historic spot
the eldest white settlement on the
river above the Russian mission.
and 20 many Of the cid timers Il
would seem like sacfiiegc 60 talk %
It's abandonment. but before the big
companies wili again suffer the loaa
already endured two seasons. Il 10
not At all improbable they viii take
steps 20 better protect their inter
aata b seeking another location.
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FIGHT over DEAD MEMS
BODIES is THREATENED
RIVAL coRoNHRs MAY RENEW REIGN TERROR IN COLO
RAoo-mARrlAL LAW pEcLAREo-sHERlFF AND orHEf
OFFICERS THREATENED WITH THE MOOSE

CRIPPLE CREEK. Colo. June 8.
"A conflict between authorities Is
threatened this afternoon when the
inquest over the hodlea 81 the vie
Tins Of the Independence depot hors
ror begins Coroner nofan Of Vic
tor. who resigned under pressure.
has declared that he has recalled
his resignation because force was
used. and he proposes 10 hold an In
quest with the jury he appointed
two days ago.
Coroner Hall. named 10 succeed
Dofan. has also selected a Jury aud
proposes 10 hold an inquest IL Is
believed Doran will be taken out
aud tafred and feathefed. II he per
Hista In bis determination to hold
an inquest General Hell does not
deem the situation requires the
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water carried huge quantities OF
mud into the school yard and dug
up the streets and low ground IN
the vicinity.
However. outside OF the breaking
OF the windows. no damage was
done The great pressure on the
main. due 90 the fact that it was
situated lust below the staudpipe
on the hill. caused the break.
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FLOOD ON
THE HILL

The breaking Of an cight-ineh
water main on Queen Anne NIL on
Aloha street. between Third and
Fourth avenues. at about 10 o'clock
last night did considerable damage
and created a great deal of excite
mant before the water could be
turned off. 4 crew of the water
denartment a. today fixing the
break. and Il ia expected that water
can he again turned on this after
noon.
Gravel thrown fifty feet by the
force OF the escaping water broke
In four of the lower windows In the
Mercer school and big streams Of
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-06-08
HAS PRIVATE WIRE

The maritime exchange now has
In operation private telephone
line between Point Wilson and Port
The line II for the eN-
elusive use OF the exchange In re
porting inbound vessels, AL OF
witch must pass within half a mile
of Point Wilson. The change will
greatly increase che efficiency OF
the service. both IN time and &c.
eurhey.
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HONOLULU. II r. June Sc
& lloyd. former land commissioner
Of Hawaii. aud now under arrest
for cmhcrriemeut 81 public funds
ia = Hawaiian of mixed blood. lie
had held the office Tor several
years previous 10 bis arrest and his
Integrity Naa never Questioned II
Il not known just hos much moaey
Boyd Appropriated. aH his Accounts
arr IN = hopeless state q confusion.
bat bis cmheEsIemsnt ranges we'll
toward five figures
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for them at home. The Japanese
profess 70 see m the coming Of
American nurses the results 81 the
sympathy OF the United states FOR
Japan. but IN their hearts they
know that Il does not express any
thing but personal desire 10 be
talked about
WILL II. BRILL
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DAWSON. May IS The dIaas.
trous floods AZ FortYmlle during the
last two seasons and the ever In
ereaHlng danger 81 more serious
floods. having made Il almost I'M
peratlve that the townaite be re-
moved. has resulted In Canadian
Collector Of Customs Buahy augEsst'
ing the removal of the town 30 high
ground on the other side of she
yukon.
uusby says the only available site
where security could b. had u
across the Yukon. on the right Tim.
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SHOT BY
MATAD0R


at louis. Mas June Manuel
eeyefa. the champion hullfighter OF
spain. was shot and killed Ia a
room in the Moaaft flats by Captain
Carlton tiaas. a matad0f, shortly be
fore noon today. The alleged MUIR
der grrw out OF trouble over salaries
both belonged 60 the company
brought here by the Mafrla Amuae
ment Company. whose bull fing was
burned ~ = mob sunday.
Rasa surrendered and five other
hunufhtern have been arrested
BASS claims the shooting Was ~
aalf defense
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Fin 10 ONE

rs about the difference between the
drawing power Of a printed circular
and q personal. typewritten letter,
and By means Of the mimeograph
the cost IL about the same. II you
are interested. ask for rates " w.
Mccormick. Rooms 81 and 8 Sui
Ivan Building. no First ave. Phons
JOAN 1891. Public stenogrsphef and
Typewriter.
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There is not another store IN Sc
attic selling strictly high grade
mems underwear az snch reasonable
prices ~ y ~ Brooks a Co. 1877
md ave. Arcade BIDS. sss
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Notice 10 Subscribers

r. any evening. year oorY 81 The
star has not arrived ~ e o'cleck
islsphone Sunset. Main ieta. o. In.
dependent il1a any time between
- and : - sad q copy viii be sent
Fou at once. ~ special nomssngsr.
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MSS BFRTHA cHApNAN.

HAN FkANClHCO. Cal. June s.
ChsrishiuE snakes in her bosom and
alioNinE the wgigEiing reptiles TO
coil and uneoii themselves about
her neck and arms. a. the method
adopted b. Miss Bertha Chapman 10
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JAPAN NEEDS MO
FOREIGN NURSES

AMERICAN RED CROSS w OMEN RECEIVED WITH
COURTESY. BUT THEIR COMING is CONSIDERED
UNNECESSARY. THE JAPANESE HAVING ONE OF
THE WORLD
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"OUTLOOK FOR WORK AT
BREMERTON is GOOD"
..-REAR ADMIRAL BARCLAY
ooMMANoANr AT PUGET SOUND NAVY YARD SAYS
TO 600 MEN WILL be EMPLOYED WITHIN
WEEKS

from him. lt certainly carries much
greater weight than the anonymous
statements Of newspaper space
writer's.
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presence OF more than the two com
paulen OF militia now here. The sit
uatlon at noon ia peaceful
VICTOR. Colo. June 3 Martial
Law was declared at 2 o'clock this
morning. and upon the arrival OF
Adiutant General Bell the camp
conditions have become normal.
Immediately upon landing here.
Gen. Bell called a council OF the
local military commanders aud or
dofed Col. Nandickburg. who for
merry bad charge Of this district. 10
assume command. Then Bell. With
squad OF troops, the sheriff and
leaders IN the Mine Owners asaos
citation started down the railway 20
the alleged rendezvous OF the enemy
ON a tour Of Investigation.
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HOhenschiId, of Tacoma

o. 900 worth Of Dress Goods. Domestica Wa
Goods. Yankee Notions Ribbons. Embroideriea. TO
iery, Underwear. Millinery. Mems Furnishings. and
general line Of Fancy Goods We
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Taken In a simple way. the New Store is
kinds Of things for the home "a AZ the puhh'
Il wants to pay and on terms which are VII
attractive.
This IL enough cause. certainly for tn
trade. Herewith some sample prices on .
Come In
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1904-10-01
Box paper at half price at the
Capital Book Store.
Useful Farm Machinery.

Useful Farm Machinery.
The exhibit Of useful farm machin-
cry at the state fair at Mandan was
we'll represented, especially by the
exhibit Of the Vermont Farm Machine
Go. Of Bellows Falls, VT. Who had q
fine exhibit Of cream separators dis
played @ ii 5.s 3s5 u us s.ss
It is q noticeable fact that through
the Dakotas dairying is gaining in
favor remarkably fast, and now that
irrigation Is being agitated, with tts
advent a new era viii be open, and
every farmer will find 1t possible to
double his stock and their individual
value. At the same time to best profit
by these advantages 1t is necessary to
be prepared with the best OF practical
labor saving machinery of which the
cream separator is the primary factor.
The improved u. s. Cream Separator
manufactured by the above Company
is the acme Of perfection in this line
and the exhibition and demonstrations
will go far to open the farmers and
ranchers eyes. ~. 4. ~ y. AZ
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1904-10-01

.of Jamestown. 5l5s
Vocal sold Mrs r. N. HuDbel 81
Mayyisie. $53
Lectalre The March u Ciyilizar
1 ton " Rev Or. j p. Montgomery 81
Minneapolis
II Friday October 81, 100 Inyoca.
tion, Rev. G. 81 White.
Piano solo Etude In Db ma or,
by List Miss Curry Of jamestown. 81
Vocal solo g Merry Brown Thrush, K
BY Dudley Buck, Miss Wilson 81 Bic
marck. "
Presidents address Mrs. H. s.
Oliver Of Lisbon. VI
Report Of cred entfals committee
n Election and Introduction Of officers.
Reports OF committees. Isl
Unfinished business. 4 s.3 8S,5 s.
Afternoon Lunch at Homan's cafe.
Board meeting and conferences in
Mrs. Gilbreath's rooms. b II
Trolley ride TO the capitol.
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PER soNAL, I

Judge Winchester goes up to Wash
burn next week to hold court.
So Mrs. VIM. Moorhouse ,entertained a
party Of her lady friends at cards this
afternoon. ,3 !sS5
r. D. Hoskins returned today from
Grand Forks, the supreme court hav-,
Ing adjourned.
q. @. Black and C. "A. Bosworth Of
Cincinnati are in the city looking after
their land interests at Old Fort Steven.
son. 81 ,gS{5 I. y 5 .s& Il
Ms Miss Ethel Hulett, who has been
visiting her sister, Mrs. VIM. Moore,
returned to Minneapolis this after
noon. q: &.
Andrew schatz Of Wells county was
g guest in the city yesterday. Mr..
Schatz is . we'll known member Of the
railroad commission. He reports ex-
cellent crops in Wells county.
State supt. Stockwell went east last
night. Mr.. stockwell predicts 500 re-
publican majority In Walsh county
this tall. He expects to remove his
family to Bismarck soon ii he can OBJ
tain d house h & 5s33;s3
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1904-10-01
THOUGHT 70 BE INSANE.
Joseph Rozum, Under Sentence 81
Death A State PenItentlary, Shows
H Siuns $of lnsanitv. II 3&5i y; $55s

Joseph Roxum, Under Sentence 81
Death At State Penitentiary, Shows
Signs 81 insanity. h
Acting under the provisions OF the
new law for the execution Of capital
sentences at the state penitentiary,
and believing from the actions of
Joseph Roz,lm. the Walsh county man
who Is under sentence OF death, to
be executed October 21st, that an In
vestigation should be had into the mat
er5of his sanity, Warden N. E. Bouch-
s er OF the state penitentiary this morn
Ing notified Sheriff Damon Of Walsh
county that Rozum appeared acutely5
and viol ently insane and requested.
him to take steps in accordance. with
the Law, which provides for q formal
~ investigation by jury 81 persons to-
be appointed BY the district Judge Of
the district, In this case Judge Knee
shaw. n n nj
Warden Boucher has believed for
some time that Rozum was mentally
unbalanced. Rozum was q prisoner
in the penitentiary originally for blind
Digging. AT that time his actions
were such as to indicate his mental
2unbalance. Afterward Rozum was re-
leased and some time ago killed q man
in Walsh county, for which he was
sentenced to death. He was brought
to the penitentiary last April. and has
been confined there since awaiting the
execution Of his sentence #$'}s
This morning Roznm's mania took;
= violent turn. When the door of his
cen was opened for him to set out HIS
might pail, as Is the usual custom, he
sprang out Of the door, ran through
the corridor and got - far IS the
gate room before he was overtaken.s
HI Insisted that his sentence had ex-
pired and demanded of the warden
that he be released. After some con
yeisation. ID which It seemed evident
that Rosum was not at All rational. he
was ovespowered and taken back "a
his cell.
Roznnl's appar snt mania II chat ne
ha been under 4 hypnotic spell.
From the manif ations of his dis-
order the warden y satisfied that an3
inyes tigstion ought % be INSIDE. ana
[conseQ nentiy took the step ~ did thisI
morning when he notified Sherin Ban
non of the fActs "a ~ case. S
case j Jury appointed under the
Nv shonld detaE rhine that Ro,um II
insen the sentence a. death could
nc xecntsd whaae he ~ "A that
condition
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A Love Letter.

Would not interest you II you're
looking for q guaranteed Salve for
sores, burns or piles. Otto Dodd Of
Ponder, Mo-, writes: Il suffered with
an ugly sore for a year, but box Of
Bucklenis Arnica Salve cured me. It's
the best salve on earth. Csc at P. C.
Remington's drug store. ..... 49,.
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Before buying heaters 81. ranges, see.
Faunce. He has new steele ranges
with or without water fronts, at prices
that win surprise you. I. $I55 4
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Have you seen our assortment of
box papers at half price. Capital Book
Store. = | s Z. js.5.s, :
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sisMAack DAILY TRlsUN1 SATURDAY, ocrossR 1, lso4.

anthracite which has made the Key
Stone state famous, and there III every
reason 70 expect that the briquetting
industry will vet make western North
Dakota famotls. Ed. Hughes viii be
At IIsehigh IN 4 day q two to superln.
tend operations
Missionary Work for lrrigatlo Far-
SO Forum The attendance at the
second session Of the North Dakota
alton congress was not as large as
itsshouh have been, but it. was held
5at the time when the farmers were
Ibusily engaged with their threshing.
II is probable that another session viii
be held In January. Conside rable pro.
.gress has been made and the indica-
lions are decidedly favorable to some
thing definite being accomplished. It
is extremely imp rtant to tho agricul-
tural interests Of the state that every
Individual farmer becomes as we'll lost
EIed as possible concerning this ques-
tion, and Il = hoped that the state as
ISOLATION may be able ia publish the
edings Of this last congress In
full and send them to all Interested.
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~ papss = Asif prios = thsI
lg,spltal hook 6tofe
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Insure With G. D. Ellsk. { lls1 Yslk
SECRET SO lETlES.
iM4..,,lMTC

4 BISMARCK LODGE. "A. r. & "A. NJ, No s.
l5.& Meets first and third Mondays a each
month at Masonic hall. II. i. Reade, w.
M, Burt Finney Secretary.
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BARGAINS ii box paper at the Capital
Book Store. 5fs.s ',$ N: 5555S$
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snall siss - foF NJ Ii
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BISMARCK CHAPTER, NO. il !, e 81
Meets first and third Fridays ID each month
ct Masonic hall, Dakota block. Gertrude
Miller, w. NJ; Hattie Shelton, Secretary.
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Zoe. dairtes, lS a. lie Egge-140$
s17Nc. Poultry Turkeys, 12c: chick
sns. 4; spring.. s.Sc.
adjourned The first session Of the
supreme court has adi olrned nc Grand
Forks The second session Will be
convened at Bismarck October 18th 81
n Assumed His Duties The transfer
from Agent Scott to Z. d. Hughes has
been made at the n. z. depot and Mr..
Hughes has assumed shis duties as
agent. He has rented one Of the
Edfck cottages on Ninth street. s.
Arm Amputated- -An operation was
performed at Fort Lincoln YESTERDAY
afternoon for the amputation Of the
arm Of Sergeant Buckingham, which,
was crushed under q train. The patti
ent Is doing az welf as could be ex-
pected. ss.s
Branching Out a. Il Reade & Co.
have purchased the Ice box and fix-
lures q the Peoples meat market,
among the finest and most complete
in the city, and are. placing It IN posi-
ton and when compl eted Will add q
meat counter to their grocery line.
ss 4 Pays TO Advertise Every candi-
date for ONCE ii Emmtons county, who
advertised Ills candidacy In the Rec
ord, and there were seven 81 them, rs
ceived the nomination to which he
aspired ct the hands Of the republican
couIty convention, where II is said q
nomination III equivalent to an cleo
tion Another evidence 81 the value
1of advertising.
Tax PenaIt st,day the penalty
On personal properly taxes due last
November will be IS per cent. After
October. 18TH the sheriff will proceed Is
collect the taxes The delinquent real
estate taxes which were due December
1st Will bear i penalty of s per cent
after October 18TH ana the property
VIII be aold public sale on the
'nrst Tuesaay Ii December sss
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ONE CENT NoRD COLUMN

AGENTS WANTED Is ssll our super.
tor western grawn nursery stock. Com
splete line including latest and best
specialti ties. Pay highest commits ion.
Cash weekly. Finest outfit. Steady;
position the year round is reliable.
busting men. Oregon Nursery CO..
Detroit, Mich. ~
a to t-, LET Furnished rooms Nod
5 8 n nveniences. Mrs. e. TAYLOR;
424 Seventh street.
lady of 3 years experience Wishes
employment as stenog apheu, part o.
all day. sSass
WANTED Girl for general house
work Apply at Mrs. Ernie Town
send No. 5 Broadway.
Front room, WITH all modern con
veniences, with board ana table board,
sat MARSHALL 3, phone 1913.
FOR REM az large front room ON
I'll 9Th street. .s:ss5s 8s53
SO weekly and all expenses to ener-
8getic men to represent manufacturer
OF staple line in North Dakota. l1x.
perience not required; enclose I'd.
dressed envelope. Dept 80 Dear
/ born St, Chicago.
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q n COHrNs5 ANpEpx

Tsn,,,isr ~ ~. t.a r
each month 1t Masonic hall, Dakota block.
N. II. Jewell E. G. Murdock Mckenzie
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MACrARERC

K. o. T.. M.-MEETS EVERY FIRST And
third Thprid, ~ %1ash 4 oees
Is bers cordially " welcomed. D. C. Ramp,
& Commander: Chss. Fisher, Record Keeper.
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Front room, with all modern con-
veniences, with board and table board,
at Marshaln s, phone 1913.
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Adjourned The first session Of the
supreme court has diourned at Grand
Forks The second session will be-
convened at Bismarck October 18th.
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!. ) KNIGHTS OF .PYTHIAS 80
ST. ELMO LODGE, NO. MEETS
rs every Wednesday evening ct q e. p hall,
y Baker block. E. {. Townsend, C. C. J, q.
w. Wolbert !, K. Of R. and S.
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A adysof s years experience Wishes
loyment as stenogr apher, part q
all day.
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/ and last Tuesdays Of each month Id the
HI, Oddfellews' hall. c. w. Jones, foreman;
John Belk, correspondent; r. =. Best, NJ.
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WANTED Girl for general house
work. Apply at Mrs. Ernie Town
send No. s Broad Way.
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n FOR Rem large front room oq
I'll 9Th street.
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MoDERNsBRoTHERHoOD or AMERIcA.
Meets every End and 18th ThuTsday Of each
month in QddfelloNs hall "a. =. Mar.
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] ~ 2, LET furnished rooms. Mod
5e Is COW eniences Mrs Es Taylor,
424 Seventh street 81
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Assumed tiis Duties The transfer
from Agent Scott to Z. D. Hughes has
been made at the n. z. depot and Mr..
Hughes has assumed shis duties as
agent. He has rented one Of the
Edick cottages on Ninth street. 81
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Arm Amputated- An operation was
performed at Fort Lincoln YESTERDAY
afternoon for the amputation Of the
arm Of Sergeant buckingham, which
was crushed under 9 train. The patti
emit Is doing as we'll as could be ex-
pected. s95S n jS sgs@