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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-01-30
THE PALACE GRILL
RA|OED BY POLICE

Police raided the Palace Grill on
Bethel street about $50 o'clock yes
terday morning and arrested ]. A.
Campbell, the cashier. and All Wong.
waiter, for selling liquor on Sunday.
hackman went into the restaurant
and bought a bottle of beer, paying
the coin, it is alleged, to the cashier.
All Wong making the service. At that
time the police entered and made the
arrests.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-01-30

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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-01-30
BLANkETED FIGURE
NOT AN INDIAN

What was at first mistaken for a
hianket-robed Indian. slowly and pain
fully walking along King street near
Fort late yesterday afternoon. turned
out to be a very sick Korean. The man
sat down on curb and a kindly dis
posed police officer at once called for
the patrol wagon ana had him sent to
the japanese hospital.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-01-30

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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-01-30
NOTICE.

Don't drug yourself with poisons for
headache and tired feeiing when a
pleasant draught of Our Celebrated
Bromo Pop" Will do the trick.
Our Chocolate Creams. Cal. Lemon
ade, Root Beer. Orange Cider and all
kinds OF aerated drinks are the best
on the market.
ARCTIC SODA WORKS.
LIT Miller St, Honolulu, H. T.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-01-30

JAS. F. MORGAN,
AUCTIONEER.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-08-18
Tortfesuns foIst)
Aus Her GrTruCd1uR.

vNein, benfen sic nur: Or. Miils
fer, her eine geborene CABIN seheirothet
bat, lGbt ii9 i6eiben. so lit e6en
bic &abnpartie gu @afer ges
pprben."
Cine inert /; s
lit bie Sintenpflanae o NeuzGranae
6a, SiiSamerifd. Sbr Gdft fam obns
peitere 3utbat ais Sinte benubt per,
BEN. S3uerit erI6sint Die S9rift Stpar
ROTH, miro aber in furSer Seit tief'
f4pars.
49irf6rDfer. Cine 5orm
pirb nit eefldrter Butter ausaepinlelt
nit seftpbenem 3niebad ausseftreut
tpprauf man 2 pfunb ausgsferntt
fdDne 8iri6en bineinlest, fart mil
53udsr unb 3imt beitreut, untermiidt
unb NIT elmer gut perriihrten Creme
aus } Quart fdaumig gefdlagensm
lauren 3abm, q lln5en 3uder. 10 81.
bottern, einem pddten @aniaensuder
einem sebGuftsn GblOffel fsinem Meb'
unb benz S6nee Der 10 giipeibe iiber-
aiebt. Man bGdt bieie Spsiie II
Stunben Bel mdBiser 5ibe unb eibt Fl
tparm. beTsr nod talt gu 3ifd. I
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-08-18
0aS 8alIipiel i'm 0lfterthmme.

Ser Ball lift zines Der Glteiten aner
Spielseuse. Sn periien gait er als
beporSustes Spiel5eus fir 8Dnisstins
Der. Bel @rie9en uno ROmern mar
bos 8anfpiel zines Der beliebteiten
Spiete. Die @rie9en batten in ibren
@bmnaiien einen b~eipnoeren plas gum
8anipiele uno beionoere 8aumeifter
bafiir. Der &arier Mriftonicus, Bali
meiItsr QleranOers 0es Srpben. erbielt
bon oen Mtbenern ni9t nur bas 8iir>
serre9t, fonbern ioear elm Oenfmal.
Bel Den HOmern ipielten es Die dnses
febenften perfonen. Die Nlten f9Gbz
ten es audi Defenders in oiGtetif9er
5ini9t. Die Sinnbilber IN Der 8ilo>
iGule bes 4r5tes 5eropbilus beftanoen
in epmnaftif9en Snitrumenten. uno
barunter tpar audi Der Sail. @alen.
Mrst unO pGbagoe unter 8aifsr Warc
Nurel, bGlt in feinem 8u9e bonn tlei<
men 8au cine febr marine 2obreoe auf
biefes Spiel. Die Grie9en unteridie>
oen ben groben un6 ben fleinen 8an,
ben lesren nit 2uft ansefintsn uuo
ben 8orpfus. Die &Omer batten ben
,Solis," u~nieren eepDbnli6en Bal,
ben vSrisonalts," einen tleinen Bal
gum 3uperfen uno Gangen, bic pa
gancia" BON 2eo.r, nit Seoern ges
itppft, unb ben rSarpaftum" gum Nb>
f9nslen nit etnem 9olsgriffe. Sci
ben &inoern bat Der 8an ftets Den
erften plab etneenommen, unb er pers
bient au9 feiner anertannten pdodeo@
eif9en 8ebeutung ipegen befonoere
Wiirbiguns. S&ein Sptelaeug 1T pie
er seeigneter, ben pi9tisiten @inn, bas
@eii6t. iopie &raft, 9efdidli9feit
uno Gnmutb gu foroern uno gu snts
nifefn.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-08-18

auf5uTangen, IN Der nlan ft3 einnlal
jung unb frp6 beipset bate, tpenn man
i6r aud fpdter ben Giden eetpenbet
bate, I'm on siniamer Stdtte iein NeIt
~ 6duen.
nNis, tpasl" pfiffen bic Ratten un=
ten in ibren 2DGern. rWenn mir MIR
frei iinb pom 2uftbcu9! Sapon pirb
man ni9t fstt!"
rGr brinst peres1ene MeIobieen
tptsber gum GrflingeH!" idngen Die
@0gel. rGr fibrt aIte grinnerungen
nit ii9!"
rOanfe! @ir fennen Die peresTensn
Melohieen unb ponen ppn ibnen nidts
pifen!" sif9tsn Die &atten. y3erriis
ieaes Sell unb blutige S9nau5en, bas
limb bic alien grinneruneen!" E
,Reue @lumen pd9fen auf BEN
alien @ieisn," iansen Die @Deel, runo
neue 2isber erfiiQen itGnbig bic alien
WGlber! Der Slim pirb frii9 unb
bas 9ers pirb jung, fpenn tie ibren
Duff smpfinben unb benz &lanse IN
Der Serne laui9en!"
sd eebe niat einsn !Suppsn faulen
aGfe bafir!" pfiff Der &attentOnig.
rSeber lam feline Meinung baben,
aber ipenn Semanb ni9t meiner Mtei>
nung III, bann frsIIe i9 i'm auf!!"
limb bann flpeen Die @Dsel etpas
hDher hiuduf. lin in Siherheit bon
ben neuen 8lumen unb 2iebern 81
trGumen; Der H~attentOnig aber perz
fro9 ii9 10 tief in fem 2p9, als er MIR
tpmmen tonnte, uno Grgerte ii4 I'M
S9laf, unb Die Na9t nabm tie ale
itia in ibren @rn.
SGtte aber Der arnle, berirrte Spr,
Der einmal fortseblie6eH mar, an bic
fem Q(bsnb in bes S9ulmeiiters Stube
getpubnt, piirbe mGsliher Weiie etpas
Webmutb bur3 i'm seflunsen iein.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-08-18
Dafsmittrl fir Sd)mtrb0rigt.
Sic bobI eebaIteue SaRo uuo oas sIbIesett
Der @efpradle BON gtunoe.

Die 3ubl Der 90rrobre fir Sdpers
bOrige lit 2egipn: man bat tri9ter<,
muf9el<, balbfugelf0rmige uno
f9lau6artige gebaut. Brofefpr 2ucae
in Berlin bat nun faft ale eriftirenOen
90rrobre eenau ouf ibre 8rau6barfeit
gepriift, uno es bat ii9 babel beraus>
seitellt, baB tie tpobl ben @timmtlang
unO Den S9au Der @srGui9e perItGrs
fen, oaB tie ober ous 0eriteben Der
Spra9e ni9t erlei9tern, tpeil lie Die
bpben SDne, aus o.nen ii9 Die Sonios
nanten numentli9 Sufammenieben,
ni6t perItGrfen, i'm Geeentbeil ausl0s
f6en. Die patienten temerfen eben
nur, bab fie lauter bOren, nidt aber,
oab Die Oeutli6feit oes @eIpro9euen
elei9bletbt. Sagegen sibt Qucae 5nei
fe6r einfa6e Mittel an CUR @rlei9te>
rung bes 6Drens eerabe Ser Spra9e,
befien Nusfau ia Der unaneeRe6mite
Sefett fir Die S9iperbOrigen lit. Ous
cine beItebt in Dem bon S9perb0risen
bielfa9 inftinftip geiibten Qnlegen Ger
boil gebaltenen 9anb hinter Die Sbrz
mui6el, nobel es oarouf dntommt, Die
Singer gang eng uneinanoer gu i9lies
BEN unO ben Oaumen feit on Den &noz
den binter Dem DIR an5uprefhen. 8e>
niist man bas elei9e 9ifsmittel fir
beiOe Sbren, 70 finO bamit nod before
grfplee gu ersielen. Ser @runb fir
Die OVERWHELMING lieet oarin, oab
Die f9per ipabr5unebmenOen bOberen
SDne berftdrtt, Die itDrenb luuten tiefe<
rem Some ni9t tpie BEL Den 9Orrpbren
perftGrft tperoen un6 audi Der tiefere
gieenton oiefer Sn1truments tpeefdnt.
Siefes @erfubren bat aber teinen glu<
ben bel nerp0fer uno itarter S9nerb0>
risfeit. Sier bleibt Elm anberes Mittel,
um ~tpenieftens @efprG6en mod gut fols
een su fDnnen: Oas Mbleien Der &C.
iprG6e bonn Mune. Gs lit serabe5u
berbGnentbpol, bab S6tperbOriee meiit
81 Den Menf6en sebOren, bic bieie
&unft ni9t f9on in ibren seiunoen
Sasen unbetpubt gu treiben pflesen.
sSn Der S%ram6abn ma9te 2ucae 3. 9.
Sie 9eoba4tung, Dob bon 100 neben>
chamber iibenoen perfonen 48 fi9 BEL
Der nnterbaltung anfaben, SO ni9t.
Grftere ipuren Die lebbafteren, lebtere
Die pblesmatif9eren.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-08-18
aimematuarapb mnS @iKenfMaft.

8isber NOR nns Der &inemdto9rdpb
rrr als cine Grfinbung befannt, Die
@efdebniFe bes tGeIi9en 2ebens in be-
ipunoernspertber Sreue tpiebersueeben
perrnag. Neuerbtnes bat man oieien
Mpparat aber audi gu tptfenf9dftli9en
3tpeden gu p~srtpenoen sspubt. ginem
fr%ansDffGen Gorf9er 1T es eelungen,
ben &reislauf oes Blutes uno Die Be-
pesung bes protoplasmas tinematos
grapbti9 au%f5unebmen. Seine Iufz
nabmen eeben elm bebeuteno ~genaueres
uno beutli9eres Bib Der 8etpeguns,
tpeI9e Die Materie i'm Sbiers uno
pflanaenfDrpsr ma9t, als es bisber
NIT Dem @use pabrsenommen tperoen
fonnte. Muf @rrnb Der bon ibm ges
tponnenen Reiultate miro IS in ni9t
aQsuferner 3eit m0glid ietn, mitteIft
bes acknowledgement Dem publitnm
In rieienbafter @ersrOberung auf Der
2einpanS gu seisen, fpie cine pflunSe
tpd9ft, pie fi9 3eue on 3eue reibt.
6ter6ur6 miro man mod uneeabnte
ginblide in bic tp~unberbaren 8prsdnse
bes 3ellenpa6st6ums unS Der 3eIen<
permebruns BEL Sbieren unb pflanSen
tbun tDnnen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-08-18
@6SnSIider @trefa. {

@9GnSIi9er Strei9. Sn
Dem @eiaenotftrift 5pif9en 8ubler
unb Burton in Rsno gountp. 8an..
bat elm 8ranbfifter Saufenbe uno
Qbertaufenbe 8ufbel i'm pffenen 6eloe
aufeeftapelten Wei3en perni6tet. Wtan
elaubt, DAB man es nit einem 8erriids
ten gu tbun bat, Der iiber feblssf9lus
gene Spetulationen IN @eiSen Den
bertrand Wrloren bat.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-08-18

~ ie muntsrsn Welsn ipislten i'm
y frDbli9en Sonneni9ein runo
Inn bic Snfel, als Der Sonnz
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1905-11-08
WILL SPEND MILLIONS.
Wonderful Development in the Inter-
ior Of Alaska.

Colonel j. II. Conrad, millionaire
mine operator and perhaps the best
known mining man In Alaska and
the Yukon, was at the Hotel Butler
Saturday, on his way to New York
and London, says the Seattle Star.
AS president of the Conrad Consoli-
dated mining properties, he has been
largely instrumental in founding and
maintaining the flourishng little city
of Conrad, in the Yukon district, 500
miles from Dawson, and In the heart
of one of the richest mining districts
in Alaska.
More than a million dollars will
be spent by him In developing the
new and marvellous strike of silver In
the Windy Arm country, near Tagish
lake, so miles from the sea. Four
miles of tramway have already been
built, and many more will be built
in the spring.
One hundred claims have already
been filed in the Windy Arm district,
and many more will soon be taken up.
One prospector. 1t is said. realized
$105, 900 on 80 per cent of his claim.
The veins run for miles and are mar
velously rich in gold and silver.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1905-11-08
IN THE SUPREME COURT.
Taylor and Martin Cases Argued and
Taken Under. Amusement,

In the supreme court today the case
of Moses Taylor occupied all of the
forenoon. At the opening of the ses-
sion Col J. II. Raley and VIII NJ. Pc
terson argued before the court in be-
half of the plea for new trial fnr
their client. Following them Attor-
ney General Crawford and District At
torney Phelps argued the case for the
state. During the arguments the de-
fendant, Moses Taylor, sat in the room
and listened to the contention which
probably decide whether or not la
shall serve term in the penltentiary.
Attorney General Crawford also ar
gued for the state with District Attor-
ney Phelps in the Martin case yester-
day, while Col. ]. II. Raley and S. d.
Peterson argued for the appellant.
This afternoon the case of the Good
nough Mercantile company against
Cecil Galloway ct al. was argued. w.
NJ. Ramsey appeared for the respond
ent, while F. S. Ivanhoe and j. ID. Sla-
ter argued for the appellant
Richard l.. Giss of Long Creek, sue
cessfully passed the examination for
admission to the bar, and was given
a certificate this mornin
George w. Coutts, who recently
came here from Cottonwood. Idaho,
was admitted on certificate from
that state, and will be formally admit
ted when the necessary time has elaps-
cd
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1905-11-08

fire at Echo, in which the harness
shop of Richard Jones was destroyed
with all the stock. While $500 in
surance was carried by Mr.. Jones,
part of that amount was on his livery
stable, which was not destroyed. The
sum of $1,000 was given him by the
adjusters, the same being a liberal al
lowance. The total loss incurred by
Mr.. Jones in the fire was about
$4,000.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1905-11-08
VIII File an Answer Soon.

While in the city attending the ses-
sion of supreme court, Attorney Gen
eral Crawford consulted with District
Attorney Phelps regarding the states
interest in the survey that has been
proposed for the lands involved in the
Little Walla Walla water suit. As 4
result. it is said to be probable that
the district attorney will file an answer
in the case some time soon. The
question of whether or not the survey
shall be made will then be decided by
Judge Ellis. No time has yet been
set for hearing of the matter
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1905-11-08
LESS THAN THE ESTIMATE.
School Buildings Cost SIS, 9,9OO-$1OO
Less Than the Appropriation.

The total cost of the three new
school buildings which have just been
finally accepted by the school board
was just 500 less than the estimate
made by Architect Troutman before
the work was commenced. Sixty
thousand dollars was available for the
work, and plans were made accord
ingly and the contract let to H. E.
Cook. However. when the entire cost
OF the buildings and subsequent work
was computed 1t was found to reach
the sum of s5s,s0O, which is regard
ed as coming remarkably close to the
estimated cost. as in many cases archi-
tectural figures fall short when build
ing work is completed.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1905-11-08
SPECIAL CONTRIBUTION.
Two Hundred Ten Dollars for Com
mercial Association.

Two hundred and ten dollars were
subscribed for the gymnasium within
few minutes last evening, the paper
being circulated at the close of the
Commercial association meeting. The
following are those who contributed
to the fund:
W. l.. Thompson Taylor Hardware
Co., c. f. Roosevelt, Robert Forster,
East Oregonian Publishing company
Roy w. Ritner. George A. Hartman,
jr.. F. e. Judd, II. Alexander DIR. C.
]. Smith. s. A. Lowell, A. j. Goodman.
T. G. HALEY. Lee Teutsch. r. p. Dodd.
NJ. A. RAIDER. Lee Cohen, Dan p.
Smythe. G. B. Sampson. @. !. LaDow.
and j. J. Hamley.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1905-11-08
FOUR HUNDRED SIX
PENDLEToN COMMERCIAL
CLUB HOLDS STATE RECORD.

Last Night One Hundred Thirty AppIi-
cations for Membership Were Re
ceivetl-Jcsso Failing Made Pcrpet-
ual Member Without Dues--SaIary
of Librarian Nyc Was Raisctl-The
Dance Given by the Association VIII
BE Next Friday Night-Rules for
Gymnasium VIII BE Formulated.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1905-11-08
BACK FROM MONTANA.


.inGs at Livingston for the Past 10
Days.
Rev. T. r. Egerton, pastor of the
First Congregational church. has Just
returned from Livingston, Mont.
whera he has conducted series of
meetings at state evangellstic con-
vention for the past 10 days.
Livingston is an important and pro-
gressive city in southern Montana. II
has $4,000 railroad depot build
ing and is the junction point for the
branch of the Northern Pacific lead
ing to Yellowstone park.
The largest and most active Con-
gregational church in Montana is To-
Gated at Livingston and It Is the chief
Congregational center of the state.
The population of the city Is about
5000. and 1t is supported by heavy
railroad trade. a good stock country
and agricultural districts tributary
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1905-11-08
Basketball TPyout.

On next Saturday evening there
will be a basketball game between
two teams of the high school for the
purpose Of selecting the players for
the first team which is to play against
La Grande on December 2. The game
Saturday will be played in the assem-
bly, room of the high school. and an
admission Of 10 cents will be charg-
ed
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1905-11-08
Working Cornucopia Mines.

Jesse Alberson, a merchant OF Cor
nucopia, Baker county, was In the
city this morning for a short time. He
says that the mines Of that famous
old camp are now working about $50
men and will work steadily all win
ter. Considerable new capital has
been invested and the camp is very
busy and is good producer.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1905-11-08
Train DELAYED This Morning.

The eastbound train due Mt 1850
this morning was delayed by an ac-
cident to the engine and did not reach
here until 8 o'clock. No S, the vest
bound due at IL o'clock last night was
but C. few minutes late and has been
running nearer her regular schedule
for the past week than for several
months before.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1905-11-08
Has Moved Offices.

F. L. Dunsmore, agent for the Ore
gon Fire Relief association, has moved
his offices from Alta street to room
II in the Schmidt building, where he
will occupy offices with Attorney
Coutts.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1905-11-08
IS PRACTICALLY
UNANIMOUS.
Continued from page 1.)

vincing arguments in favor of a pro-
vision for municipal ownership of the
gas plant in future, is the fact that
municipal light is always cheaper
than that furnished by private COM
panies owning such plants.
In Milton, where the city owns its
electric light plant the minimum
rate for a 16 candle power light for
residence is but 81 per month, while
in this city, with the large new power
plant installed, the minimum charge
for 16 candle power light for residen-
ce is $3.50 per month. or 75 per cent
higher than in the city of Milton
Were 1t not for small floating
debt which was contracted in Milton
before the municipal light plant was
installed, the profit from the electric
plant and the municipal water sys-
tenn would defray alt the expenses of
the city. This is a most convincing
argument in favor of a municipal
ownership provision.
May Ask for Veto.
This afternoon 1t is said that should
the council pass the gas franchise or
dinance as it is now framed, Mayor
Matlock will be asked to veto the
measure and a petition asking such
from him will probably be circulated
among the business men of the city.
Should the ordinance be vetoed it
would require three-fourths of the
council to carry it over his head and
thus 1t would be necessary for the
company to secure one more vote than
they will need to pass the ordinance.
Whether or not the veto power will be
used by the mayor should the fran
chise pass. is not known.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1905-11-08
OFF FOR MISSOURI.
ii. j. Taylor and Family VIII Visit in
Missouri and Oklahoma for 30

Mr.. and Mrs. Henry j. Taylor and
family, Fordie. May and Hazel. will
leave tonight for Linn county Mis-
souri, for an extended visit.
They will return by way of Okla
homa, Los Angeles and San Francis
co and will be absent for 80 days. Mr.
Taylor was raised in Linn county but
has not visited that place since he
came to Umatilla county, 20 years
ago
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1905-11-08
EXCURSION TO MEXICO.
Southern Pacific and o. r. & N. VIII
Run Mldwinter Excursion to the


Run Mldwinter Excursion to the
South.
The Hartman lines will run an ex-
cursion from Portland to the City of
Mexico, leaving Portland on Decem-
ber 16, the round trip fare from
Portland to the city and return to be
$104.
The midwinter trip through the re-
public of Mexico is one of the most
delightful known and u large number
of Portland people have made a spec
ial request for Just such an excursion.
Circulars giving details have been re-
celved at the local ticket offices of
the o. r. & Y. In this city.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1905-11-08
Echo Fire Loss Adjusted.

Yesterday ]. NJ. Bentley and B. E.
Jerrold, special agent made the ad-
justment Of the loss in the recent
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1905-11-08

s. NJ. Smith, of Orogrande. Idaho,
has sold the Buster mine for 100000
TO San Francisco people.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1905-11-08
MoORHoUsE WITHDRAWs.

Candidate for City Treasurer With
drawn and b. S. Burroughs Nomi-
mated.
Mark Moorhouse, who was nomi-
mated last week for the office of city
treasurer, has withdrawn from the
race and Ben S. Burroughs, the we'll
known salesman and bookkeeper for
the Forster planning mills, was today
nominated. Mr.. Burroughs is a pop
ular young man and his petition was
largely signed by business men and
contained many more than the legal
number of signers.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1905-11-08
Daughter Xns Born.

Born several days ago to Mr.. and
Mrs. w. II. Harrison. daughter.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1905-11-17
sou . few days. provided yoa wiz

you . few days. provided yoa win
sign little document"
Spare my life," said the terror
stricken young girl. II am ready to
sign anything, il you will let US leave
this dreadful place."
ut will take us about three days to
make the deals we have In view. But
during that time you shall have every
thing, and be treated with kindness"
1t was the intention of the villains
to secure a power Of attorney signed
ry Miss Choice for Maj. Sark to act
III her stead. They could then return
to the oil field and sell the land in
slices while the excitement was ct
fever heat
Rescued by Brother and Lover.
The robbers made no effort to CON-
ceal their plot from their helpless vic
tim. Don't be downhearted," said
Hermolingue. I'VE will leave you .
little fortune when we have harvested
a few millions" He was approaching
the trembling girl with the power Of
attorney in his hands. Gust sign
here, please"
The door fell with q crash and Her
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molingue felt himself seized by the
collar and hurled against the wall
Maj. Sark was thrown into the fire.
place, and the notary was knocked
senseless. 20, my brother!" shrieked
Choice. "You have saved me from be.
ing murdered"
"And, bless God, Miss Choice, here
is your sweetheart" said Polly. Here
is Mr.. Bob Warren, come to kill desc
bad men,"
"Tell us quick, Choice" shouted Sam
Bardeline, what does all this mean?'
The girl had her arms about hel
brothers neck, and while she was tell
ing what had happened the rascals
were escaping into the woods. WhsI
Bob Warren had heard enough tc
prove that the scoundrels had intended
to rob his sweetheart he ran out ant
shot off one of Maj. Sark's ears.
The rightful heirs found no difficulty
in gaining possession of the valuable
land and then gold began to come
their way in showers, and Bob War
rem won a heart of gold.
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They did not have the gold, but they
were rich In villainy. The major
remembered that the young woman
had distant relative named Carroll
who lived in the San Jacinto bottoms,
ten miles away, and that she had once
expressed desire to visit the old man
and his family. He at once went to
Miss Choice with lie that had been
Invented by Smart. He told the per-
picked young woman that he had just
heard from her relative, Mr.. Carroll,
and that the old man had sent an in
Vitation for Miss. Choice to visit his
family. HE would have come for
you, but he is not we'll" said the
major.
Il will go at once" said the dis
turbed girl.
The route was zdificult. Nearly a
whole day was spent winding about
through thickets and swamps Of the
San Jacinto bottoms. They travelled
in light vehicle drawn by two horses,
the major occupying the front seat,
while Choice and old Polly rode be-
hind. A little before dark they came
upon a cabin by the side Of a dim