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The daily Alaskan., 1905-08-28
COURT OFFICERS
 GO HUNTING

Judge R. A. GunniSon, c, c. Page, clerk of the district court, R, A. Kinzie, of Treadwell, J. H, Coob, the Juneau lawyer, and a few others came up on the Georgia for a hunting trip in the Poreupine country, They were joined at Haiues by Jack Dalton,
The daily Alaskan., 1905-08-28
Cnntlnns.

In Aberdeen can be found a court official who Is as good a type of the canny Scot as one would meet any where. On a recent occasion an im- portant witness failed to appear. and the judge was furious.
 "Wby isn't he hereT' demanded his honor. Its his duty to be here. Where Is heyn
 The official, with true Scotch canni- ness, replied, "weel, I'll no say for that-but he's dead"
The daily Alaskan., 1905-08-28
Sleigh Riding Ahead

With the great mass of freight that is being dumped off on Moore wharf for shipment to Fairbanks are two beauti
 iul cutters for Clarence Berry the Father creek king, formerly one of the leading operators of the Klondike, The cutters are from Flint, Michigan.
The daily Alaskan., 1905-08-28
Phillips Breaks Leg

Charles Phillips, while engaged with the crew unloading the barge John c. Potter, Friday evening, was the victim of An accident by which his leg was broken. A bucket of coal fell ou him causing . compound fracture.
The daily Alaskan., 1905-08-28
Best 25 Cont M,als

Railroad Restaurant has the best 9 cent meals in town, equal to 50 cent meals other places. Second Ave. and Broadway, opposite depot. Private rooms for ladies.
The daily Alaskan., 1905-08-28

The Seattle chamber of commerce has gone on record in opposition to any modification of the Chinese exclusion set. That Is we'll. Seattle business men realize there are some things of more value to a community than the Chinese trade.
The daily Alaskan., 1905-08-28
s,uttersa ou, ths chna,. N.m,.

Flannery-It seems his fuli name is Dinnis K. K. K. Casey. What's all thin Ks furi Finnegan - Moulin. Twas the fault of his godfather slut terin' vhIn he tried 10 say "Dlnnis Ca sey.-'-PhIladelphia Ledger.
The daily Alaskan., 1905-08-28
Ice cream at Muir s.

A little iorethought may save you no end of trouble, Anyone who makes ita rule to keep Chamberlain's Co'ic, Cbol- era and Diarrhoea Remedy at hand knows this 10 be fact. For sale by Kelly Drug Co.
The daily Alaskan., 1905-08-28
Rainier Bosrs

Rainier beers by the dozen bottles @ 50, at the Msscot saloon.
The daily Alaskan., 1905-08-28
At Wholesale Prices

The Mascot saloon sells liquors, either bulk or case goods at wholesale prices, All the old brands always on hand. -l-tt.
The daily Alaskan., 1905-08-28
Positioa Wanted

Wanted, position by young lady, eS- perieueed bookEeer and cashier from East. Good references. Anxious 10 come to Alaska. Address: "D. $" Daily Alaskan, SIS 4t
The daily Alaskan., 1905-08-28

Have you seen the latest in over coats? Call in at the American Tail ors. u
The daily Alaskan., 1905-08-28

Ice cream and sherbets at the Vienna Bakery. Best in town. Phone 35.
The daily Alaskan., 1905-08-28
For Sale

Twelve horse power Union gasoline engine. Good as new. Price, $500 nquire at Launch Union, Moore wharf,
The daily Alaskan., 1905-08-28

The excessive love of money Is one of the widest doors to the penltentiary. Cleveland Leader.
The daily Alaskan., 1905-08-28

For your express and hauling see E McC Weste. Phones 90-4. If
The daily Alaskan., 1905-08-28

Ths place to get good growler meas ure ie at the Totem saloon. You get your moneys worth.
The daily Alaskan., 1905-08-28

Lumber for sale. Inquire of Pete Madsen, Seattle wharf. 6l0tt
The daily Alaskan., 1905-08-28
BIG ONE IN
Henriette Arrives With Im
 mense Cargo

The Canadian freighter Henrlette arrived in port yesterday mouing at 1 o'clock with 900 tons of general mer- chaudise and 300 head of livestock. It was not until this morning that long shoremen began removing the great quantity of freight from the ship. She will be here several days,
 Amur Gets Away
 The Amur which arrived Friday morning completed dischargiug yester- and sailed last night at : o'clock with IS passengers for the south.
 FarsIlOn Sails For South
 The Farallon completed dischargir g her cargo yesterday morning and went to Chilkat where she discharged freight for the canuery at that place. She returned to Skagway and sailed for the south at 3 a. m. today.
 Da,hlng Wave Unloadsd
 The DaShing Wave completed unload ing hay at noon and is waiting for the Al.ki which will tow her south.
 Potter Sails South
 The barge John c. Potter which has been in post for about 10 days sailed for the south this morning in tow of the Lelanaw which arrived from Tread we'll for the barge.
 Georgia Due Tomorrow
 The Georgia will be due tomorrow morning from Juneau. She is billed to sail at noon tomorrom.
The daily Alaskan., 1905-08-28
Da,hing Wave UnlOadsd
Georgia Due Tomorrow

The Georgia will be due tomorrow morning from Juneau. She is billed to sail at noon tomorrom.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-08-11
THE
BERNICE PAUATII BISHOP
MUSEUM.
KALIHL OAHU.

Residents of Hawaii Territory and
strangers visiting Honolulu are hereby
notified that the alive named Museum
will be open to inspection on FRI
| DAYS and SATURDAYS of each and
| every week of the year, and also mon
ALL PUBLIC HOLIDAYS (Thanks.
giving and Christmas excepted). be-
tween the hours OF 10 O'Clock a. m.
and O'Clock p. m, from the 31st dav
Of March to the 3lst day of October
and from 10 O'Clock a. m. to 4:30
o'clock P. m. from the LIST dav ~
November to the 31st day of March
Oh each year until further notice.
tourists arriving in Honolulu nv
through steamers On other than tho
regular VISITORS days hereinbefore
designated Sundays and Thanksgivino
ana christmas excepted) and leaving
PRIOR to the days set apart as reg1laI
visitor days may be admitted to the
Museum On SPECIAL PERMITS ia.
sued during office hours from the gen.
eral office of the trustees, No. n Mer.
'hant street, next door to the BANKING
mousse OF Bishop G Co.
ADMISSION TO MUSEUM FREE
Electric cars bound west on King.
street pass the Museum every ten /
minutes during the day.
honolulu, 7. H, June 18TH. 1903
PER ORDER.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-08-11

woman with the talkative pencnan,
was next" as it were, ana twistine
ner mead around to glare at the pair of
young men with extreme hauteur
But the young man who had been
describing Act II didn't appear to mind
her naughty glares even a little hit
He went right on:
IN then the villain picks I'D the
poor footman's carcass, n carries in
tub a window. and throws it out ker-
chug! Yuh can hear the noise when
the BODY falls on the pavement below
homes yuh can! N then"
But the curtain was going I'D.
The garrulous young woman ,ooh,s
extremely frigid and naughty for the
of the performance.
But she was utterly and blessedly
silent until the curtain descended nm
The last act.-Washington Star.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-08-11

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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-08-11

mentator weren't closed for two sec
onds together throughout the entir,
first act.
The people who sat in her vicinage
regarded her with looks of deep. dark
dlspIeasure, but she didn't notice these
Two young men who sat directly be-
nina the loquacious young woman and
ner two companions squirmed wrath
fully during the first act.
1t was quite out of the question for
them to pay attention to what was
progressing on the stage, for the young
"oman's whisper was steady. insistent
and totally disconcerting.
But when the curtain went down IN
the first act, the two young men ex-
changed glances as if they had stimuli
taneously thought out a scheme.
The garrulous girl began to tell her
TWO friends what was going to eventu-
ate in the second act.
Well" said one of the young men
pehlnd the garrulous girl, in a kissing
Whisper that was perfect imitation
VI the young Woman's method, when
the villain finds out that the nice fellab
and isn't he jes' too handsome for
anythin' in this wide world with them
ears and that nose he wears-is les
pound to marry the girl, why, he saws:
l guess not, or somethin' like that
n then he walks over tub the left.
hand side of the stage
4 wonder what he does then ?" in |
CURED the other young man. with a
most bovine expression of inquiry on |
his face.
o. was his chum's reply. "he
doesn't do a single, solitary thing bur
go and get meat-ax with a handle
On 1t as long as zulu's spear"
u way" exclaimed his chum, inter
estediy, and all of the people sitting
near, catching on, began TO lool.
oward the pair of young men witb
cordially approving glances and grins
That's right-I'm not kiddin' vuh .,
vas the solemn reply. "'N then he
axes this meat-ax and juggles with II
or awhile. hollerin' and yeliin' like
VIA man o borneo all the time and
hio"s 1t up against the piano. The
1due OF the meat-aX sticks lntuh thai
laho, and rips out hunk n rosa
COD Hal he says then, n then he
axes up his position beside the door
,allin for the footman tub come in
he unsuspectin' footman comes in N
len the villain socks it tuh the foot
ian rlght on the top of the conk win
lie meat-ax! Awful sight. honest,
cal blurd-blood! Great effect. homes,
ljun!"
dlt out, is that so?" exclaimed the
heF young man, with a most ser,ous
preston and by this time The young I
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-08-11
SHE TOOK THE HINT.

one OF the group of three youn,
women who sat in the first row of tn,
orchestra circle had seen the plav ear
her in the week.
neither of her companions had seer
TIE play earlier in the week, and she
pIooaDiy feit convinced that none OF
Tue people in the surrounding seats
nao seen the play earlier IN the week,
| Ihls, no doubt. was the reason she
seemed TO feel so sorry for them that
she wanted to tell them all about the
pay, SO they would understand what
II was all about beforehand.
Before the curtain went up she had
delivered herself of a sort of introduce
tion, or verbal prelude. something like
TINS, In a buzzing whisper that couldn't
nave been heard more than Is feet
away:
Inc first act, y'know, Min and Az
gle, don't mount tub much, The fell
ian that first comes on, yuh see, is in
love with girl whose father is 'fraic
OF gettln' intuh scrape if he don't
make the girl marry the fellah that
mas some kind of a deed trust or
somethin' like that, with the fathers
forged signature, yuh see
JUST then the curtain went I'D and
the people sitting in the nelghborhood
Oh the talkative woman began to look
at her with glances in which there
really seemed to be a trace of annov-
ance.
Iney were wondering If she DUR
posed going on with her Greek chorus
running commentary for the entire
evening
IL quickly became apparent that she
dio SO ou purpose
Now, Min and Aggie." she wen. nm
u whisper of quite undim,nished vol
aHe, JeS yum watch tub see the nice
Eouhs Ieliah come out, or in. rather.
nat side door. Say. | jes' wonder if
nat leadin' woman's hair is touched
Up or not
gay, when he comes in. girls. he
a5s: Strange that she is not herei,
IS like that, and then he looks On
i'iiui' Nm then he pulls off his gloves ,
-siaIe-coiored suede, his gloves are ,
ho LOOKS around. N then, when he is :
bout tuh ring the bell tuh have the ;
q ant tel MIN where the Girl is. the ,
III man strolls in. n then. when thew
ieet lace tub face, the old man trem- ;
les all over, he's so sore 'bout If :,
uh see, he says: How dare yuh =
4 pass under the Intel Of that door
I'er l nave forbidden yum tub cross =
; threshold n then he"
And thus on.
lie ups OF the young female com. y
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-04-16

We want TO examine your teeth
Well tell you what's the matter with
them. # there is Il detect that can be
remeGied. We will fix it,
You can have tooth comfort and
better health because q our work
Your teeth may be bad, but YOU need
not suffer. Wen pat than, in good
shape for YOU. Light cost and slight
pain, Ne pain at all If We can help
il. We are careful t oget right al
the ditficu1ty 10 avoid useless working
where it's painful.
AL work guaranteed.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-04-16

CHAPTER I-Prineess Louise &c
France is to we'd the Duke OF Fried
aid. Il stranger 10 the French court
il order to cement the friendship of
King Francs and the Emperos
CEaIle, V The dukes Jester comes
10 court 10 aMuse the princess anG
i, challenged by Triboulet, the King :
fool
H-F1ancis condemns The Dukes
jester 10 death by the sentence Of
Tribouet, Whe is jealous. then scaros
han With a warning.
liI-The stranger heffiended by
j; cqioline. a female Jester in The suit
O.; The princess. He tells the princess
Il The duke and his love for her. H.
seems high born. and she appoints
d meeting with him in the garden
N-Jestel. is much with princess
,}acqurIne thinks he loves Louise.
The duke is coming 10 court ahead
@f The appointed time.
N-The jester and the princess r."f
together Il love romance i'll the car
den. \ tender scene interrupted by
The sudden arrival of Jacqueline.
NI-The duke arrives at court. He
fears for his reception by the princess.
Francis tells him to be bold
NII-The jester breaks his glass
When the duke pledges the princess.
Tribnulet openly accuses him of low
in& Louise. The company drive
friboulet from the banquet hall.
NIII-The duke an imposter. He
l., Louis of Pfalz- Urfeld free baron
of Hochfels, and holds the passes be
teen the territory of Francis and the
real duke He has intercepted letters
between the duke and the princess
The jester defies him.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-04-16
CHAPTER TX (continued.)

you do net then beg for lir:' said
the plHiSHnt. lis fo4'sIcr impa,ienee
merging iH1n milJ curiosity.
is it worth begging for" asked the
Strait"ned book worm. Life means IL
pinchrd stomach. Il cold bosi;: death.
No hunger 10 fear and IL bed that.
though cold. c!lill> us not. What we
know not doth not exist for us: ergo,
to lie in the earth is to rest in The lnp
Of luxury for All our consciousness of
it. Eut To he unconscious of the ills OF
this persll;thlc frame Horace likewise
must he a> dead to us as our arlies
and pains. 'Ih"s is life made prefera
bic 10 death. Yes. | would live Hold.
though he again hcstated in ,ren
Thought. 'What avHilS Horace if
he he";n
"Why. what new data have entered
in tn" premiSes:" observed the wol-
dein" jester
"Nanettc:" WAS the gloomy answer.
NV lio. pray. is Nanclte:" asked Tie
fool. lht1lsling his asSailants weapon
ia his ,jeeNil.
~ WHnton la@%ard whose ton"llr
viii rim post sixteen stages together;
who would make the devil himself
mallrabc then work hammer AID
Wi'r,lr:w HIM
"\nu y bat is she to you:''
My Wife that is. she claims that
exalted nace. having married ne one
night wien | was III my cups through
Il false priest who dresses as Il Fran
ciSciln monk Fools in the court Of
COD are these priests called, and truly
he is Il Jester. for certainly is he no
tru" monk. But Nanette nevertheless
asserts she is the lawful partner of
MY =S1rT@MS. 10 Work your will on me-
A stroke, ana the shiVering spirit is
wafteI across the StAN."
And il ! gave YOU not only your
life FOR Il consideration hereafter to
he mentioned but II small silEer piece
rs WE'LL" suggested the Jester. who
had been for some moments buried in
thought.
lila, calculated the scamp student.
lri@i!tcninG "lour s;ift would match
the piece | already have and which
dol, thHt WAS overlooked 10 in-
clude in nay chain of reasoning" And,
thrllSting his hand into his ragged
duuhlel after some search he extract
ed Il timnulive disk upon which he
9nzed not without ardor. Thus are
we forced to start the chain of reason
ing anew. he remarked. with Horace
aud this lii of metal On one side of
the scales and Nanette on tie other.
Now, unless the devil sits on the .ctaln
with \ane1tc. which he's like 10 do,
the book and the bit of droSs will out
weigh her and We arrive At the certi-
tude that life. qualified rs to duration,
may he happily endured.
~ HAT ar1umcnt does the droSs car
rv. klGlve*" demanded tile fool look
ing do&n At Tie hoand that crouched
AT hi, feet
with It may be purchased that
which warns Tie pili. Ned stomach.
With it may he bought an eliNir 50
strong and magical it may breed de-
fance even OF Nanette. Sir Fopl /
have concluded % accept life and the
small silver piece.
well and good. commented the Jest
or Put there are conditions attach
ed II my clemeney."
= .lzdis....s - ret p-'t"d the w VaEabond.
"N.lat are coi.ti,ii1-> 10 i philosopher
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-04-16

As.saSS.E--sJ tH3>t}i. 4-,t
mounlcbat,l> eszlet = ~ 80 81.
slender ll9ue" e1 t.,'z .l.5.s -e=re. Y
rielt garments .rt.l,f. f.,s ..:a. 55st#
>anase of AapHlq'He. .ta, W as.
reached 'hat i'aa5ei,# IN #5..=55-f= -
tie high Ollie = s#elGlt 1e.sjs,a9ti. At,
gypsy. TO-. zs,>ed NJ l5@ 9ye7
shoulder, 9te4z.- dfu DC fG,. SSH .=oH
her bold cAe,..>=, sssla >.ll5 =,.z"-~ e4e~.
Are Yea N4Gcfec Wltc - t..5~ PIl=
l"so}hef'.'' z's@sl tie lt5f>e'S les3. -
pfoaelin4 @ls. .H1iF55l- tie Hs>eet
1'Ie se;aur =Wlae t!llt@ ae.s}, flze az.4,.
way rs Or. ls1deyideJ NAe34ef To- el5
tcr OF run a":51
Yes. aG N.4sleas. - t9as md
lawful spa1s,".' size s'IzHs"ed VII =
sHril an=h e.EHl M4a, N=@5d A5a
here. fool: \ >ns-.a ie~;. = ,I.nee, or
have Nal ee'#.e - le.au Il HeW ~1o'H or
ballad fer TIE iordlff.s Nee a.a-t e9
tertain:> naH#~i.ee >h" aihle.5e,lr
4 step .le;gr.
''Nour stories - j>tee=<. 2#sizd He
un~ti1e! for ll.o caan-. asd t.ess. h:l
lads best uflsan-.. l4e &pt9rteii. Il
came Not IL >iagl'eu ny Wis. hit 10
learn fr9lsi Hlult 1he 1.ii'1' 'ri;r = !,
tie snail piee"-at ~.I3e'. Yet 2ave yo'tr
t.,n~'rrt. ;jlid :'lSp t. p,'=,s.s.r" y !.3s>e.
Her h}'lIen "ye, W.>Fra'd. y hose
anA II '"l tying. >le @attered.
"El"n Mat the cards ~l.aue9 The
es,el sael= e duke" \ aa2zIetl
lock cr,s ~. : -. tEu, the duke
+; Aor, -. 80 nd to herself y
>;f;t,t-e ,iea... g ~i-:us show dev-
.,lH"ut. but ~
Good N:inetJp. ..@'sffa;a9l tie Jest
el. >:ltiri,aily. Il h,I>s To-. 4le f'l sl'"iis
OF iH,"IntHtion.
"ll"W dared Nou 'pt1" feec. She
said hmrSriy, after
...t;trr yU1ir lualr proved Int sn in
different servant Of yours: lie ce'i?-
cllded. meeting her S1lllen Gaze Nil
one so stern and inlleXihc that before
ii her eyes fell.
"Do you know" she said. endeavor-
ing to maintain Il hardened front. Il
friends of mine would tear YOU to
pieces? What would you do, my prct-
" fellows. | ask YOU" she cried out.
her voice rising audaciouSly. Would
You suffer this dukes jester to stand
against me-
Chances of suspicion and animosity
shot from II score of eyes. fists were
half clinehed. }nivrs appeared in a
trce from the eoltcealmcnt of rags and
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-04-16
HAP II. Y

y tie 4. ls>t~ s=.
| 1,,;41.rei
= nIr.t H. .'1.
- tt'3~tfi .f Ht--s-
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ITO Be Continued d
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-04-16
COTTON BELT TIME CARD
Trains North

Trains North
No. 2.-Leave Pine Bluff 1:25 p. m.
arrive st. Louis 7:&4 a. m; arrive
Memphis 80 p. III.
arrive Memphis a. IN. arrive st.
Louis C:5l p. IL. arrive Cairo :25
p. m.
Little Rock Train
No. 32-Lcaye Pine Bluff g.: so p m;
arrive Little Rock G:20 0. m.
No. 31-Leaye Little Rock sos a.
m: arrive Pine Buff l0:35 a. m.
Trains South
No. leave Memphis $40 a. M,
leave 81. Louis at Ss52 p. m.;
arrive Pine Bluff 80 u. M; arrive
"exarkana S:35 y. III.
No. 3-Leaye s.. Lor So p. n;
leave Memphis SO u m; arrive
Pine Bluff 1:55 a. m. erriye TeXar'
kama 7:30 a. n.
P. 3. A. Trains
Leave Pine Bluff $50 p. N.
Arrive Pine Bluff 1910 a. m.
Sunday
Leave Pine Bluff { u. m.
Arrive Pine Bluff a. N.
8. ". D,ckey. Agent.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-04-16
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read the tEH-> 4t a~c l.s.f...
tho cd~tl.,
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whispered re ~ts...,.s t#e=a
fool.
For answer t.5='#~ - -,
dow. stepped ,t......-s.5. .,.,.,..-..
it, >jintie into tie, ..,a,=
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Il low murnln' arose from the gather
ing. An eNplcS>Ioli of disgust replaced
all other feeling on the features Of lHe
dukes plai$ant.
"Spare ne your threats, Nanette.@
he replied coldly. Had you intended
to set them on me Xou would have
done it long ere ,1his.'
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-04-16
Changes of
Time and
Service
Effective Sunday. February II. lea

Effective Sunday. February II. 19e1=
trains : and 6 We're Il scontinued
Trains . and HON run through Ia
and from st. Louis. ami cary buffet
sleeper between 81. Louis and Shrev,-
port, and sleepel. between Memphis
and T.Narkaua Through chain
cars.
No. 4 arrives 81. Louis, G:3t pan.
No > leaves st. Louis. sac am.
This gives daN service III and out
of ST. Louis. which will be appreciate
ed by those who do nGt like night
travelling.
There have been no important
changes made in time Gf trains |
and >
Ia. inf, ION
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-17

Grocery and salocr: aiso sacnn: good inra
t.on. c..ca? rs.t. fSr particulars apply NA
'i.aa! Brewery Company. Eigate~ath ard era
tict StP
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-17
4952.54 MCPHERSON.

Seven anI ten room modern apartment: e:e
very best n 81. icCis; steam heat. hAsGw Jod
dcogs throughout: }an!.or service: decorated 70
SUIT: Ten: S.oand $50.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-17
VONlTA PARK.

rnr Sai.-I.,'. 5'ylas. IN Viui,a PARK "a shS
CGsy- '"-';r i-"c;.ic I.ns. I-.css $50 20 SO
ysr iat. agent pors.s every day from :. Q.
IN. 20 , :. IA y - STEVENS. Clayton. An.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-17

TEAM-HEATEp APARTMENT.
tfcS West Morgan: ;.ojsrn aecoGd-noOr :-rocsn
Apartment. containing Combination dXturess
modern piuno.cx. .iie bathroom. fine decprH-
lions. steam heat. hot water and Jacisor serv.
fiST'OE =. vRoOMAN. a,s y. Eighth q.
Eosa phones: Main tcs: a.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-17
FOR SALE.
Big BARGAINS N VACANT

Anderson ave. east os Marcus: sexi5o feet: 04
E:.sl ave. east 81 CARA; fSx!ss feet; ~.
Gates ave. west vf Ise.t: Scxisa feet: 81
IEvse pr!ces are decided bargains.
Oug t1a.d each lot.
REED BREEsN o.: CHESTNUT q.
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The daily tribune., 1905-11-22
BLOWN 5lY BY
NITRO G[YCER|AE
Man Making Coffee In Tin
Can Meets Accident.
Body Badly Lscerated and
Pieces of Tin lmbeddsd In
the Flesh-Taken to
County Hospital.

With his body blown fall Of ssnall
holes and suffering severely With pais.
Guy Mount who claims his homo y
in Guthrie. Ohio. was brousht 70 ~
city hall Last night. He had besa
boiling oof1ss in . gallon fruit eaA
IL b said, contained some nitso
elyoerins. Il had not been On the
fire long whom . tremendous sxplo-
sion took place. Tho oAn vs.
blown TO pieces and great olosd u
dust was raised.
He was taken 10 the oity hail
where D.. Rambo and Huttsa were
Summoned. A piece Of tin abost two
inches long and rolled qsits thick was
imbsddsd in the left sids of biz nsck
and the right side was out - II BY .
razor. His ls9s were blown fall of
small holes and his lsfS pant lsg was
torn 70 shrsds. Il was sns sf TIE
most remarkable accidents that hss
ever occurred here In that the man
escaped instant death.
JUGGLING from the wosnds On ths
legs and fAes u would appear thas -
Wa leaning over tbs can watching he
coffee boil when The explosion %.
Cured. All the wounds were filled
with snall parsiolss q Tin - svss
II The the injuries hs received dos not
kill hin II 10 thousht bleed peisseina
tAas y bsasd b fellsw wi1i ssan his
death.
The relsFs sasssA by he sxplesIon
vas heard in dlssaat yerh Il Tho city.
1fsrshai Grsss W. shs Arst nan at
the $500 II ~ accident and Dspaty
Sheriff Warner and CensGabls How.
lad. saaa went down in . wagon "a
bring the sufferer 70 the city hall.
After the accident occurred Mount
managed 10 crawl 70 the residsaea Of
kss- Aidsioh, and gave the alarm
Nh. AldfSoh dos not live Tar from
the sesns Of the sxplosion and NV
the cloads Of dust
The county hospital wagon arrived
from Oaooa this moHning and he va
taken 70 ths bsspital for trssE.sas. y