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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-02-11

ahU nuno -
-
n NWgsiel;I
asah,, n...,a.aal a. anaao s..
s;ads Il tano,, ;ast bs,dzo
Lrova schnra som; ~ a;a 4.
IrvE 4 IL u,;adzac q
$500 ]. n;aacsnnIonLauv -.
nal AZ A. saa;ada' a.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-02-11
WysoHe Wynagrodzen'ie
lekarzy.

Ntedawno temus pismo nasxe 20.
daio wiadomost, e Pe~na kpb'eta-
doktor przedlotyla sw6j rsch''ntk
|familil pc zmartym m,l'onerze
Wheeler. xynoazascy sto y s'scy do.
lar6w. WlemY,so tenn wszyscy, e
sysokie rachunbl lekarxy, ME sa
wcale rzadko6claa, j BE : pe*In,sciae
go one tylko jedyna przycxyna ola
cxego ludzie ME 5adaja ponlocJ lee
karzy, chyba e lnt koniecsuosc te-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-02-11
tel xsxetcie oc1e Wetrzeszcyeleae
l kalssdyy scygarsxsssbhiiea nlots'
lok szstsd do dom.
JEDEN q MIASTA
z .BlllIAll,Yl CRY III Mich lEl'Il

,,Prawds'' ME viadomo dl1cssggto
yamies.cnedn ito ssmeuistepysI
powie1ci @ p =. t1Eeci --esJ
10 dla togo aby Die nancsy6n1s
psmiec, cxy tek braku nob1'otanii-S
k6w.
Poole kariy, niedocsekanie a.
sze odwolania lub zwr6cenia fekko--
pisu ,ofitan % ,Prawdy1' nieclh,
psmista, q podstep jego lark
''skrecl wkr6tce. Wyraz ,Kosmopo-
lici" Prawdziarzowi tax jest znany,
jak slepemu zegarek.
Pieknem e madeline odplaca sic
Przybyszewski st. Jablonsksiiemu,
sekretar1owi jjeneralnemu Cd lie
|dnoczeaia v Bay City " ostatniej
Prawdzie. w ~przyszlosci przekona
ja sic st. Jahlonski . take j Jan
|Slasinsii kim Jest szajster Cd
,Prawdy' zeby tylko ME bylo "a
p65zno.
Richard Jewell listonosz. Cd lat
90 v dniu 90 lutego zostai ,areszto-
v any przez deputy Marshal J ~.
Tobias = otwieranie listdw =
bieraniie p,eniedsy ztychse. Richard
|JewellsmA duo prszyjjacioi = m,e,.
dcie, ME wiadomo czy 90 wJdosta-
ne czystego : kaluay. S...s...
RAIDS m,iis. ,jssn ostateczniie prse-
fsnacsyla soU,oo dolar6w na ubo-
|gieh, sunni e m.js rozporsad>ae
mzjorl' miiasltA Woodwort i policyaNt
Wyrybski- lepssy rydz jak mic.
Mrd1 okropny, to tet wiesienie
pox,stows lest .apesnilons Pc. same
brsegi. 30 tam wolns stofowan;e.
ll&
Truano, % jesscse dsis kiika.
i.6r.y MI, sohodsid ohes . ladsi
roaanlayci postspujf sobie ME
rostfopnin ! sluoh.je po~dszeptov.
|czlowisha kt6remu ,idsie tylko )
wlasn4 hiesssh, smntns. = ci ludsi.e
80.
teso. s n IS. id a. ]. .pr'. 4 ! ',ll'llF.
do niespasek v1rtd tutejjssse.jj.
polonii. .
Wybitni iso1atdm polit, kierzy
TAX deuaok1aci jat republikanie,
przedstawi.js 2 Fr. Glaze az
pr1yssiego Sseryfa v wyborach
jsslennyoh Fr. Glasa obecn 9 Jest
Deputy sherifem.
V razie otrzymania norninacyi p.
Fl. Glara moze licsyc M poparcie
cd ~wssystkich polafdw
SEP.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-02-11

No d1,'o;a Lotto ; hul ntrzv-
: =, nr1az oa6, m;ost.
~ Z, anh;a s,,ozn1 m;os
a1Ln1a, = - oczacb
,,;aah - ia = ChomnaroL
I l'ds'' tam mo MONA dostaa dsr.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-02-11

Nj lekajciessie m1erel jjezzelliiI
wan sdokuczal biicie sercaalbo nne
niepokoje serca Pstrzcieschproble
.wProstt scsyy n4yxsssc severy
Heart Tonic niebespieczehstrl1os
Ipielsphnies Csnx t1.ooaW sveaa
IOedar Rapids, lows.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-02-11
,dzidisl1klaazz WIiln,,olny. Yeselet5oudll-
|lbylo sie v domu siostry pam
AZ al. mllllol,dlei Z pahsltyW'saaI N Ma Ter
yam. pod ar u 7 S vs. ", 5. IA
,,l;cos sAs
PONIEDZIAKEK

vEG#5 A%&2&$S
godz.
ogieh v skladzie rym,allrrslk.iilmll'
:M>liilnliss,,oolttlaB j Harness Company
pod nj. 1853 - : 10 r. !, Bird q Str Str
Strategy pracowali ciezko
przez try godziny zanim :
doIali pozar ugasic. Szkode
obliczaja ma dWadziescie piet
dolar6w.
FRANCISZEK TYBORA
bylby nieomal zmarzf ma
smierc gdyby ME poll
cyant King, ktory go spo-
strzegl leza3ego bez wsze1kiej
pomocy re zmarznietemi re-
koma ma rogu ulic Carimona
i,E. Marx v poniedzialek, g
godzinie 10tei wieczorem.
Tybora byl " Dodge ze
swym towarzyszem " celu
zakupienia drzeWa, tam sic
wypilo- po kilka kieliszk6W'
a " drodze . powrotem v
.kazdym sa1onie tax samo
.Ko6 szedl droga przez rzeke
q jego w{ascicleie ME byi1 y
stanie:snim kieroMaf. Gdzief
podrodze wypaallEctzy wysiadl
towarzysz, a potem Tybora. e
SAM sis #ykuln4' ME vie
dial gdzie sic znajduie. Roh.
king nadssedlll| Pta:
view j y: ppoi'le,gd1y,s= Tybora by
caly zziebniety ME mog4cssie
poruszyt. Recem11ia} zmarzrie.
tea wysoki koinierz paletotal
.ochronil tylko uszyi =t@ara
zmarzniecia. POSTAL fla.
tychmiastsst6sownie opatrzo-
ny, lecz pewno pewien. Gas
potrwa zanim jego fece beda
zdrowe.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-02-11
KORESPONDENC,|Y1llEl
WlllIll..ARUISA.
2 Independence, Wis.

q independence. Wis.
szano'wn1all lRetd!akcyo Wiaru1sal
Wszedzie p~olskie gazety
zapraszaja abonent6w . do
noszenie nowin . osad pol
|skich ] popieranie ich pisma.
Vice ia mysle sobie, ze gdy
(bede korespondencye pisal,
Ito do naszego kochanego
Wiarusa''
w niedziele 81 Stycznia,
" parafii SIS. Piotra i Pawla
|odbylo sic roczne posiedze-
ME j zarazem obieranie no.
Wych urzednik6W j tax ma
przyszle diva lata obrani .zos-
tall p. Piotr 9. Skroch sekre-
tarzem a, p. Jan KoWal ka-
syerem. Me mozemy ich je-
szcze chwaliG, DO ME wiemy
|jak beda pracoWaG.
Nikomu ME przysz1o ma
mysl, zeby podziekowac prze-
szlym urzednikom t. j. panu
7. Pampuch i p. JanoWi Vol
elk "a ich prace, &c ME szcze;-
dill czasu oko}o naszego do
bra, pracowali rzetelnie j SUI
miennie przez cztery lata. w
|imieniu dobrze myslacych
|parafian dziekuje lynn pa
nom "a ich prace, a Pan Bog
MECH i'm stokrotnie nagrodzi.
Nasza parafia, MONA po-.
wiedzief nalezy do .pierwszo
rze re. 4. b. pr 'l|lra 30 az milo
spojrzec, gdy "a nasz grosz
wszystko jest " wzorowym
po,rzadku. Many lam .obszerna
plebania, ME tax dawno
wznie6li6my: nowy ko6ci6l
|dwa lata temp piekpyy dom 4 l,
|dlas,si6str nauczycielek : o
tstaisgesata,sstans}a, piekna
|duta szkola. Mozemy sic POI
szczycic, DO 81 milo spojrzee
ne tax pieknie zbudowane
fdobra parafialne, widac ze
nasa grosz ME poszedl na
marne - . jednak sic znajda
j tacy, kt6rym sic to- ME
podoba; lecz mniejsza Q tYch
DO sggdi 81 es=m . ia i tam an, sic j jar
mark odbywaja, q pojarmar;-
ku miasto dalej swoim. try
lbem idze, tax tel j " naszejj
|parafii.
Nieublagana smierG zatrzy-
malassie tu u mas j wyrywa Z
pomiedzy najstarszych obv-
|wateli. Otto zaledWie odprowa-
dzilismy so letniego starca
". Pampuch do wiecznego
Ispoczynku W dniu 2 t. m. a
znowu zabiera staruszke M.
Brzoskowska, liczaca lat s.,
kt6ra chorowala przez dluz-
sly czas ma wodna opuchli-
ne, pogrzeb odbyl sic 4 Luz
|tego, a W sobote 6 t. NJ. po-
pochowalismy starca Bau-
tsch'a tez przeszlo so lat sta
rego. S. p. Bautch choroWal.
przez .dlugie lata i by4 utrzy-
myWany przez ogol miasta.
Kto by sobie zyczyl mice
okulary czarne ma oczach
mech sic uda ma Chemnerak
kule, tam MONA dostac dar-
mo Cd onryszk6W. Gdy An
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-02-11
SEVERY BALSAM ma ka.

SEVERY BALSAM ma ka.
tar sproWadza predka ulge
we wszelkich przypadkach
nosowego kataru j zaziebienia
glowy. On lago Cd i: zapalenie
bloni, ulatwiaso ddech i czy6ci
kana}y przejsciowe. IA spree
daz we wszystkich aptekach.
Cena 25c, plrzez p!oczte 28c
Nv. Sewers Go. Cedar RAJ
p,idllss. IL va III. ...
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-02-11
s
WIADllOl1Mll!I:O'l]s::Cl'l!
MIEJSCOWE.
KAROL BLO(tOlDE, Cd vie: vie:

r ~ III, od Wle-
II, lat zaaaltr'ulldt1lnpiilot' i' Jake Z fur ':l''
man u r. MAl[incka, zm mar v
6rode. zeszlego tygodn7ia 9
godz, II. pred poludniem v
Red-F Front salonie ma zach. 2
giej ulicy, dokad &C, kr6tko
pred tenn Y pijanym stanie
~przywieziono. Blood rozwozi}
:tego dnia z rama razem z Fred.
Minkiem i Con. Ru nkiem
rozmaite w6dki i inne like.
ry do salon6w ma wsch. czescl.
miasta. w kazdej szynkowni
pill Blood rozmaite trunk
tax, re ma ostatku byl bar
do pijanym j W takim sta
ME do wyzej wymienionego.
lokalu zawieziony zosta}. Oh
a zwlok wykazala, zee=
smierc lego spowo-
d'dowana zostala HAWAI-
kielbasy,, 5kt6ry sic zar::
" r6rce oddechowej'
Blood byl nerwegczykiem'
! . * poke zktoraj jed
sic r,ezwi6di, j dwie cor
ki, kt6re sic wycho y U OBJ
cych ludzi. !
Wis:TYczNIy umarly v
Winonie % .osoby IA plci
mezkiej j kehskiei. :: 2 tych
) osobhy uasarlyn'iia zapslenie,.
2 NJ cho' 1-cl, 9 se g 2
re staro6ci 2 ma astme, ma
.bicsiie, serca i tip. pc jednej,
w tym samym czasie urodzi-
.lo-sie::4l, - "a chlopcy j -.
dziewczat. 4;
q -.
-
A'i !"
l'y'ii Vhu ioAi'''1'e '
MIA " dywizyach Minnesoty j
noLotv ;,k h,,dowan;e zelaz-
nvcb most6w Nd :robi6
M fan ca1zasfalb wvz z,
Dla sci avw;zyi. 100000 ola
dr,, y; s2enm !.
" %N1EDzIEI,Ew noludnie
,mar}a ( .. Marvanna Ciae-
" q. roku zvcia .Poar1eb
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-02-11

agent6w
m~iejscowych, kt6rzy b sic
Schcieii zajaG sprzedawaniem
lekarstw Blizsze szczeg6}y
istownie Zggiosict sic pod adre-
sem:
llsE:|l|Illa ,II.8.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-04-19
LICENSE COMMITTEE
STRIKES A SNAG
COMPTROLLER RlPLINeER FLATLY RsFUsEsTo SUBMIT sA'
LOON LICENSE APPLICATIONS TO CHIEF OF Pollee-A
DEADLOCK ARISES OVER SITUATION

A deadlock occurred yesterday ar
sern0on al a meeting OF the iteenzc
gnd revenue committee % the coun-
eli over a matter which vas tech
nicaily unlnportAnt. bat back OF
which las hidden a vital question OF
policy Ia dealing with saloons during
the present administration. As
result three petitions for the grant
Ing OF saloon licenses were laid away
IN the files for another week 10 give
Councilman Daulton a chance 20 be
present at the meeting and allow
more time for the committeeman 70
think the matter over.
when. after a long discussion. u
appeared that there could be no
unanlguous agreement. Johnston
moved that the petitions be granted.
Nobody would second the motion,
and 10 get over the difficulty. BENZ
amin afepped out Of the chair 20 do
40. But when the vote came Il vas
q tie. Johnston and Benjamin voi-
ing for IL and Bowen and burnett
voting against II.
The counciIrnen Kiarsd at each other
steadily for several minutes and
than. 20 relieve the embarrassing
situation. adjourned the meeting.
The point az issue was whether
che chief Of police should make re-
port 70 the COMMITTEES on every ap-
pllcation for a saloon license before
II came up for consideration bsfore
the committee When the commit
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-04-19

The long neglected ordinance APP
propristing money for the installa-
ton OF fire Signals az street car
crossings and other similar safe
guards against such accidents as re-
suited last Thursday ia the death OF
little Anna Omley. will be taken up
In detail az the meeting OF the fire
and water committee OF the city
council tomorrow evening.
Councilman Criehton has taken q
deep Interest In the matter and has
consulted many authorities in regard
60 devices which should best serve
"a fire alarms and secure the at
tention 81 pedestrians. teamsters and
street car operatives. lie has con-
ciudea that a steam siren placed on
the Pest street power house OF the
Seattle Electric company would
probably be the best alarm.
Fire chief Cook Is Ia favor Of the
car company stauoning flagmen az
all the important car crossings TO
serve at all hours while cars are
running,
At the request Of several citizens
who had talked 20 him about the
matter Councilman Johnston Of the
Second ward had intended 20 take
np the ordinance I'm the council last
night. but decided. after confer
enco late yesterday afternoon with
CITY Electrician Josiyn. that such
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-04-19

action would be unnecessary. lie
found that Mr.. Josiyn had been
working for the last two mortha on
the matter and intended To have
ready Ia a few days another device
for a fire alarm IN the place Of that
originated by Mr.. Hickey
The alarm IL now iu the hands OF
the Miles 4 Piper Company" said
MIR Ieslyn last night TO star man.
and I expect that u will be ready
FOR exhibition before the committee
within three or four days. l got n
up because the alarms devised by
Mr. Hickey were not entirely salts,
factory 20 me. Il consists Of a five
foot galvanized iron arm With glass
letters spelling the word fire light
cd by electricity. when the alarm
Is sounded this arm drops out 20 a
horizontal position. III necessary n
gong worked by spring can be
connected with Il which viii rims.
say. full minute after the alarm n
sounded.
"The Seattle Electric Company IL
willing 10 pay its share Of the ex-
pense II the work h done. l saw
Manager Grant ana CONSTRUCTION
Superintendent IutE last Friday
about the matter and they both said
they we're willing 60 SO ahead and
string the wires for placing the sig
nails at nine or ten crossings.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-04-19

Judge A ~ Parker az candidate fof
the presidential nomination. Tam
many was allowed TO name one Of
thu deisgatsH-at-larEe. Mr. Ehrst.
and one % the two slectors-at-iarEe.
Harry Payne whitney. the other be-
Ing John + woodfoyd.
The following district delegates
we're named Perry Belmont. y. II
McCarrcn. Martin W. t1tticton.
Controller Edward NJ 0ruut. James
sheshsn. Congressman T. II. suiii-
van. Congressman saisnr. Lewis
Nixon. bird !. Colsr. William Nc
Adoo. w. nourko Cochran. Robert
A. Van wyek. Charles = Murphy.
Franklin Bartlett. Charles A.
Tewne. Thomas p Grady. Harry
Payne whitney. jefferson NJ. Levy
Charles w. Dayton. Asa Ifird Gnrii-
ncr. Elliott +. panforth. George O.
R8luss and John ". atanehfieid
There was a bitter fight on the
floor Of the convention before the
resolution 70 send an instructed dele
Cation was carried. and the convsn-
ton hall WIS packed 10 witness the
battle between the party leaders.
The main feature ~ the platform
adopted were opposition 70 trusts
ard combinations OF capital which
oprresa the people. a revision % the
tariff laws. honesty in public office.
equitable adjustment u relations
between labor and capital
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-04-19

WINS OUT
PRESIDENT GILT ATTEMPTS IN
VAIN TO STOP SMOKING IN
CITY COUNCIL

That the rivalry between two
factions OF the council II sinl very
strong was exhibited at the meeting
OF the council last night. when
President Gun called Dr. Crlchton
to account for violating one Of the
rules Of the body never before en-
forced which forblds smoking dur
ing the sessions. IL was the direct
result Of a spirited parliamentary
TIT which the two couneiImen had
at the last meeting Of the council.
when GIN vauquishcd CrIehton. This
time Crichton won out.
II was Immediately after Presi-
dent GIN had announced that there
after the rules of the council would
be enforced TO the letter that he
asked the council n Il desired to
suspend the rules long enough 20
allow DR. Crichfon 10 finish smok-
ing his cigar. crichtou was upheld
BY a mario wmargin. thus encour-
aging several other OF the city
fathers addicted 10 the filthy weed
10 light their torches.
Street Superintendent Walters
reported that he considered the EYH-
tenn OF sprinkling streets by waR-
ona the best. lie said that there
are 800 blocks In the city which
need sprinkiRin. that ono wagon
could sprinkle 20 blocks n day. and
that each wagon would cost f3so.
lie asked for 20 days IN which to
secure bids. The request was
granted.
Several large improvements were
ordered. One provided for the paw
ing Of portions Of Terry. Boyleston
and Boren avenues and another for
the grading of large district near
the Western mill. including John
street between Eastlake and Fair
view. Mercer from Denny way TO
Roy; Harrison, Republican and
Mercer streets from Pontlus %
WeHtlake avenues.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-04-19

steer beef. 7lxQ1Ae 10. veal iise ID,
pork. susie 10 muffHa. fAep 10.
Provisions Hams itsgtGc 10. breakfast
BACON. isc ID. bellies. fresh. lEsec Ina.
Vegetables
white River nufbauka. tlf qeEIsl @
per ten. Yakima potatoes. fzsf1
per tot caFrutE 1se per sack Eats-
bAEAa nc rsf sark. cabbage = per 10.
tomatoes. 90 boz celery. tsefsa per
aos Fadiahes ioe per dos hunnhrs.
lrtturs. 81 - per box. waiiA Waila
oniona. O. % Per cuts green ontunn.
lee Per daHen buncnenl Hubbard
squash &c per ~. pumpkin i0iac
pr lh. Hhahsrh a8se per 10.
Green Fruit. tie.
Appssa. euonlug. t9e1l. a. box, aplt.
Esnlsrreerss 81. s3s1 ] = per box. Haidstns
WAHu1ra. Northern Spies. etc. g. tosl
% per box. east ~ tho mountains
fancy Greetings. es4ti boz. Wears aud
JonAthana q andl e nat Winter Mel.
lies prafa. 81 U.1f ~ noa. Wears and
others about o. pot- finsanplea. q =
duH HfdiaHdH oranges 81 fetf1 = box
fsrm0us fgfa - boz ErAnhefftea ~
btl Persian dates. Ste 10. Huckiwber-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-04-19
LITTLE GIRL rs
GIVEN VERDICT

Ella Erickson. years old. Tho
was injured IN an accident on q
Green Lake ear last summer while
on the way 10 Woodland park with
a picnic party. was awarded 80
damages against the Seattle Flee
trio Company BY a superior court
jury this morning.
The little girls guardians. on her
behalf. sued for SIC. 60. claiming that
her collarhane was 80 badly broken
that her shoulder would be diaflE-
ursd for life. Physicians testified
that Ella had suffered but little
from the injuries and the company
claimed that che was entitled 10 only
too
The accident IN wreh the little
girl was hurt WAS caused by the car
jumping the rails and going over a
Mtre9 smeanknsni
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tee met yesterday afternoon. how
ever, IT was found that tho reports
we're not forthcoming.
It developed that city Comptroller
Rlplingcr had refused 20 present the
peutions 10 the police chief. as re-
uusstsd By the committee. aud Bow
en- wanted an explanation. He want
ed 10 know whether or not the
comptroller intended 20 work IN hhr-
r1ouy with the COMMITTEES. Mr. Rip
unE.r WAS called up. lie said.
4 want 60 work IN harm0uy with
this committee except where I must
violate the city charter 90 do t. The
charter provides that all petitions %
this sort must remain IN my hands
until they are given 10 the commit
tee. For that reason I Will not hand
them over 10 the police chief until
the committee has acted on them"
lie said he was willing to make Is
note % all applications and give
these TO Chief Delaney Tor eonsid-
Grafton
The COMMITTEES. upon the advice Of
the corporation counsel that II could
not lawfully withhold any part or
the sum. agreed to return 20 the
Seattle Brewing and Mailing Com
pany all OF is 81 600 deposited az a
license for running the Rainier
Grand hotel bar.
When this report came up before
the council Murphy objected to u
on the grounds that the city should
get ts1. Conway. for the first time
since he took a seat IN the council.
made a speech defending the action
Of the committee. The report was
adopted BY a vote OF 20 T.
Daulton announced that he was
not acquainted with the matter. not
having been notified. accidentally or
otherwise. OF the last two meetings
OF the committee.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-04-19
SOLID FOR
PARKER
NEW YORK DELEGATES WILL
VOTE FOR HIM AT THE MA.
TIoNAL CONVENTION

ALBANY. ~. Z, April ie.--At the
Democratic state convention last
night the following delegates to the
national convention al St Louis
were selected. Delcgates-at- large
David p. Hlll Of Albany. Edward
Murphy. jr.. Of Troy, George Ehrct
OF New York city. and James w.
Ridgeway Of Brooklyn. As alter
mates IL selected G. n. Buiger Of Os-
wego. w. Carl Ely OF Buffalo. G. n.
AckerTnan OF Broome and Francis
Burton Harrison OF New York.
BY a vote OF SOL 10 i49 the dele
gates were instructed 20 vote for
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-04-19
FOUND kcoRPsE

PORT TOWNSEND. April ia
dead man was found a few days
ago near the south end % Lopez
island by a farmer named Chad
wick. according 20 Capt. Tozicr. Of
the revenue cutter Grant. who ar
rived here yesterday. II was that
Of n man with but one leg. lie was
lyinz IN a black akiff which drifted
ashore az the point mentioned. The
mans clutches were In the boat
with him. but there was nothing hy
which he could be Identified the
body was buried after 4 futile In
quiry. SO
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SAYS CONDUCTOR
ASSAULTED MN

Superior Judge Griffin II trying
the suit ~ Robert Abrams against
the Seattle Electric Company 20 re-
cover $4,000 damages for injuries
alleged 20 have been sustained BY
being assaulted by the conductor
and notorman Of a University car.
Abrams claims that tire conductor
neglected 90 stop ths car az thu
street he had designated ana when
he protested. beat him badly and
threw him off.
lie alleges that his injuries are OF
a permanent nature
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How.s THIsF

We offer One Hundred Dollars Re-
ward for any case Of Cstarrh that
cannot Be cured b. Halls Gatarrh
n. J. CHENEY a CO, Toledo. o,
we. the undersigned. have known r.
]. Cheney for the last IS years and be-
fievs him perfectly honorable IN AL
business transactions. and financially
able 70 carry out any obligati0ns made
BY his firm. -
WAIspfNG. KINNAS a MARVIN.
Wholesale Druggists. Toledo. o.
HaIfa Tatarrh Cure ~ taken inter-
naiIy, acting directly upon the blood
ard Mucous surfaces 81 the system.
Testimonials sent free. Price. &c. per
bottle. Sold By all Druggists.
Take Halls Family Pills for consti-
patton.
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lain Dinner Plates.
Ice for quart smooth white
stoneWaFe Bean Pct and Cover.
12o Tor tspound Butter Crook
Zoe pair for Pretty white and
sold Coffee Cups. regular aoc
Sc each Tor Pie Plate. Ia same
design.
Zoe each Tor Dinner Plates In
nAIne aaHiEn
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Crockery and China to Interest You IN the Big Bar
gain Basement

soc pair for Fancy shaped
Porcelain Wash Bowl and
Pitchers. regular 81 g.
0He for Covered Comhinettc Stop
Jars. with bail. regular sl.sa
ase for Covered Chambers. rrK-
ulAr Gee.
7e each for lee Soap Dishes.
po each for lie Decorated Pores-
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NO STUDENTS.
Browns Painless Dentists


risa Zoe 10 bananas area psr
bunch.
HAY. Grain and Feed
Oats. tzsS& pef ton. barley. e. ton.
wheat. - ton. chop. t.tya4 tan. shufts
a. tea. bran, 81 ton. Oh meal. s. ton.
~ ". timothy, unN. ~ ton. = W..
compressed timuthY. new. 81 ton
new wheat hA9. MA toni new alfalfa.
Sc tau. nrN Puget sound nag fI.gs
is ton. fniddiinwn. 80 ton. Peanuta
Jumbo. D. Al L
Butter. Eggs. Cheese
Native creamery. sc per u. Eastern
creamery. fresh. &c ~. storage. l0gs
PEI N.
fsEr- Native ranch. isc dox. Ore
gop ranch, y doE Eastern. - aoE
Chssss~SativS lsdisc Der ID. East
sru. tto Der N.
Poultry
Chickens. hens and springs, ih0lsAc
Ducks. live. iec. dressed, iiatFo per rs
Geese. i@e per ~. Squads. scarce.
Fish. Etc.
Hnifhut. Tasc per III, salmon trout
t09g pet ID Founders. = per 10. solca
tCte per 10. shrimps. iac per 10. smsitA
t0tc nff 10
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Tailoring ia an Art. Of which we are
masters. HERALD. t32o End ave. go
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TEETH FREE.

ma the next fifteen days VAL be good
for work In the future.
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Toe each FOR s-inch Yellow Nix
ing Bowl. regular lie.
Zoe for isr Japanese Tea Pot.
with wicker handle
Sc pair Tor White Porcelain Cups
and sauccrH. pretty HhapeH.
regular ti3s dozen.
sc each for Coupe coup Plates,
regular si.2s dozen.
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AT WORK ON AM
ALARM SYSTEM

FIRE SIGNALS IMPROVED PATTERN DEVISED CITY
ELECTRICIAN JosLVN WILL De CONSIDERED by COUNCIL
coMMlrrEE-MArrER WILL NO LONGER NEGLECTED
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Wednesday Notion
Specials

Ao each for Ice Shoe Daubcr.
To each for ibc Shaving brushes.
lSo for sc Hair brushes
Use Tor 15o Extra Heavy Cloth
brushes.
lie card for 10 card Of Hooks and
Eyes.
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Extra Special
Wash Goods Specials

FOR OUTING W EAR
i2itc yard for a splendid variety
Of Cotton ChoyioL
22ise yard for Cotton Wolfe. Cot
ton TWeuds. Cotton Popiins ana
IN endless variety OF beautiful
Cotton HuitinRH.