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The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1906-01-23
Will Change Base.

Desha Lucas, VIM. Slade, Thos.
Crawford aud Pearl Fronk will move
into the four new cottages recently
erected by DR.. F. P. Campbell, on
High street.
The Gas Co. will move its Office
from present quarters, over the post
Office, to the L. Frank room, on Main
street, recently occupied by the Fair
Annex.
Rev. and Mrs. J. S. Malone have
rented the rooms over postoffice to
be vacated by the Paris Gas Com
pany.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1906-01-23
Now Going On.
Simon's White Sale is now going on.
MARRIAGES.

Mr.. Mark Clough and Miss Anna
Laura Wheeler were united in the
holy bonds of wediock at the home of
the bride, in Harrison county, last
Wednesday afternoon, at 3 O'Clock.
The bride is charming young woman
and is the sister of Mr.. E. M. Wheeler,
the popular and enterprising furni-
ture dealer, of this city. The groom
is one of the leading and well-to-do
young farmers of Harrison county.
A reception was rendered to the
happy young couple at the home of
the groom's parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
VIM. Clough, in Harrison, after the
wedding ceremonies.
Viola Allen, the actress, and
Peter Durea, millionaire, of New
York and Lexington, who is now be-
ing sued for breach of promise by
Miss Sarah Madden, also an actress,
were secretly married in Louisville
on August Is last.
Marriage license was issued yes
terday by County Clerk Patton to
Jesse T. Alexander, of Bourbon, and
Miss Maymie Bricken, of Lebanon, KY.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1906-01-23
Resolutions of Respect on the Death
of Bro. Abraham Shire.


The Grand Master of above has
again laid the hand of Death on this
Paris Lodge No. 2, F. and A. NJ, and
taken from us our well-beloved
Brother, Abraham Shire. Bro. Shire
was one OF the oldest Masons of this
lodge, having been made a Mason in
December, 1865. Bro. Shire was en-
deared to the heart of every member
of the lodge, had been one of its most
regular attendants for over 40 years,
and one of its officers for many years
of this period.
RESOLVED, 1st, That in the death of
Bro. Shire the lodge has lost one of
it's most beloved members, the COM
munity one of its best citizens, a man
of high honor and strict integrity. an
honest man, the noble work of God.
RESOLVED, I'd, That to the family
Of our deceased Brother we offer our
sincerest sympathy and mingle our
tear with theirs.
RESOLVED, 3rd, That the lodge
room be draped in mourning, that the
members wear the usual badge of
mourning for 80 days.
That copy of these resolutions be
copied on the records of our lodge. a
special page be devoted for that pur-
pose, that copy be sent to the fam
lily and published in the county papers.
JAS. A. STEWART,
LOUIS FRANK,
@. F., DIDLAKE,
-Nopo M i+tAo
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1906-01-23
Big Corn and Mule Sale.

M. R. Jacoby, of Hutchinson, sold
10000 bushels of corn Saturday, load
ed on the cars, at private price. This
is said to be the largest amount of ear
corn ever cribbed in Kentucky.
Thos. McClintock & Sons, of Mill
ersburg, sold to j. T. Bales, of Dub
lin, Ga, Saturday, II mules and 10
head of horses
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1906-01-23
Buckwheat and Maple Syrup.

Nothing is more delicious for break
fast than hot buckwheat cake and
pure maple syrup. We have the
genuine articles. Our 'phone is 400.
left BAIRD & TAYLOR.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1906-01-23

The Great Am has seen fit in his
providence to strike from our rolls
Companion Abraham Shire, who
crossed the Great Divide January II,
1906. Companion Shire was exalted
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1906-01-23

Obs IS the Season Of Re
.ucea Prices.

Spring goods begin them all
short lengths of Dapees and Umhoerng Carpets
Coverings all dropped patterns
In order to do this have CIT the all of these goods
For weeks the economical will this
portuniy to get goods of oae patterns and fine quality
a very interesting price.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-02-08
Ten Cen rs
TOO HIGH

X. Mafmiun. young man well
known Ia the city especially on PIKE
A., WAS arrested early Sunday
morning BY Sergeant aprengis and
intfoimHn Decker charged with be-
Ing drunk and disotderly and st
tempting 70 beat the boulevard cafe
out 81 "a tpsceut meal lie Waa Re.
leased on the latter charge by Jus
,ire Gordon thiA morning. but was
fined - and coats on the charge of
being drunk
Mafmion 10 described by the police
az q cheap sport Who thought ~
smart 90 tsat the proprietor Of the
restaurant uut Of the price II a meal.
tie Waa hruuk at the time. lie stat
"a that he was broke. and when the
waiter Ia charge sent fur an officer
che man struck az the officer aud
attempted 10 escape.
Ne stuck to his story Al headauaf-
tors about being broke. but when
told that ha would be- iocksd up un.
less bb ,ouid Furnish bail he prompt.
- came up With tzo for his appear
auee in SQUIRT Even Nhfnioua
friends aaK that man whe would
attempt a. drfruud cafe ~ 10 cents
81 hen h~ bad over see IN hla puaseH-
sion Is certainly "a lightweight"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-02-08
SUGGESTS LIFE
SAVING VESSEL

A unique life saving ship has
been designed by Robert Moran Of
Moran bros company. and the epe-
cificationa have been forwarded by
him 10 Senator piles together With
descriptive letter Mr. Moran
| brings cut the necessity for some
such device for saving life 10 as 10
be available Ia eases OF marine dis-
AstsfH
IN general way the dealguers
idea 30 to have a ship built 81 steel.
strongly brnced and covered. 10 as
20 allow tho aSella 10 break over
her without damage This ship Will
also be fitted Nith powerful engines
90 hold her head against the seas.
Us means Of lOng cable she will
be enabled 20 drift within n few
hundred feet Of the beach and sith
breaches buoy can take OF tho
people aboard
The ship Il also equipped with a
number Of devices which Will rem
der her douhly effective the line
arranged ~ that there IL certain
strain upon II At all times. 20 avoid
having Il break when the ship rolls.
A new method 81 launching a boat
from the ship BY means Of long
arm Will facilitate the work 81
rescue. The ship will be equipped
with wireless telegraph aud other
apparatus for Communication SIR
Marnn'R idea combines a floating
life saving station and rescue
ship.
In his communication Mr. Moran
crifioises the present methods ~
handling small boats during stress
~ woathor. which ha declares Is
entirely inadequate and dangerous
lie embodlca his idea In the design
he has completed. whereby lifcboais
are shipped out on a long arm and
dropped into the sea from n sling
Tuo Of the more important de-
vices shown Ia the design submit
ted are a aearehllEht and a forhorn.
both operated from the top OF a
mast Il II suggested that Neah bay
could be made the home port for
the craft described. II IL believed
that congress will take this new
idea Mp and in all probability have
such boat constructed Ia the In
ierests Of saving life and protecting
marine property and commerce on
the North Pacific coast
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-02-08
ARMORY WILL BE
READY FOR THEM
HALL WITH SEATING CAPACITY 10000 PEOPLE WILL sE
WAITING ron THE EnosAv oReas WHEN THEY ARRIVE IN
SEATTLE

The proposed new nrmory. which
has been delayed by the question Of
the legality u the bond issue. viii
surely be constructed ia time 10 ace
eommaduto the Christian Endeavor
convention IA 1907. according to the
county commissioners and the mem
bers 81 the National Guard The
commissioners this morning signed
the order calling for 70 readvertiainE
Of the Brmafy bonds. which action
Viii bring the matter to a head f0r
the National Guard viii ask for an
injunction 10 stop the fendvcrtisinR
aud compel Harris a 60. 90 accept
the bonds ne originally contracted.
This viii take the case before the
courts az once, and the couHtitu-
tlanulttY Of the bond issue, which
Harris a 60. has queatloued will b.
determined. II the present issue f.
found Illegal the county viii proceed
- increase IL 60 sufficient sun %
build the nrmory for the county. as
the present trouble lies Ia the fact
that the county funds viii be uset
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-02-08
SCHOOL BOARD IN SESSION.

Superintendent of Schools Cooper
was given permission last night by
the school board 90 attend the AT.
prrlntondeuts convention nt Louis.
Vile. Ky. during the latter part Of
this month MIR Cooper will yiall
Denver aud SO. Louis schools while
away.
The board also conducted some
routine business. and appointed 4
committee % look into the peeds
~ the Mercer Island parental school
The date for the spring vacation this
year was fixed FOR April 20 10, the
Wessk before Easter
Z Architect stephens plans for IN,
lufrlako high school we're accept
ed.s
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-02-08
FAKE HEIRESS WRITES
UP HER OWN FAKE
Letters BY the Bushel Came to Pittsburu Girl
franks, Beggars and WouId-Be Husbands
Willing to Share Her Sorrows and Wealth

about the fortune story. but many
l suppose set think | am crook.
Thanks 10 the newspapers. had
the sensation OF feeling rich for a
while The letters made mo feel
like a queen. A man In philadelphia
wrote eengratulating me- on nv
go0d luck. and said.
I hope you won't think | am an
old duflef after your mouey I
would lind it real pleasant pastimr
20 write and receive Letters from
Won once lived at reoksbill on
The Hudson. perhaps at che same
time you Nero AZ Naaaar would
like Co correspond with YOU. for whu
knows what the end might beg"
A Baltimore man wrote Cor pho.
tograph. SAYING he hoped I would
not set mad az he is a good fellow
az heart
4 eoliese man nom New yosk
wrote.
Like yourself I have had very
hard TOW 10 hoe. Taken out Of
Pennsylvania State eallege AZ The
axe Of rs years aud told 10 earn my
own living which have done By
every honest means. until now /
hold a municipal p0altiou In this
city. protected by civil service laws.
aud am paid 81 600 PEE anuam.
4 am a Pcnnsy Nanla hoy nearly
all my relatives hyluE IN pitJahufr
and Mckeesport MY grandfather
Vim. . h one u the vealtti-
sst men in the state u Feansyly Iva
MIA
z hes your pardon II this 10 any
way offensive
Wish you many murr Successes
fou certainly are a credit "a your
sex While stranger believe me a
friend '
4 soldier at Fort Schuyler said
he wanted to Get life partner and
settle down
A stamford Conn. doctor wanted
me 60 take a position a. matron IN
a Nanitarium aud a Washington. -
C.. Woman Who Scsps a cigar aud
notion store. wondered u / would
not 50 Into partnership With her.
A mother Of seven children. Who
says her husband ia sueArinx out.
Nrute from whipaany y y. askius
me q give her only si.fo0 % bus
4 hano.
So. with these letters and re
quests. Vas glad did not havs
that fortune And ! thought thefs
tre same other fools In this world
bssidea myself I have resolved
would rather be poor working sir
than 20 be In a. big a bunch 81
trouble in - short a space of tins
over nothing
The ioke wsat TOO far.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-02-08

Tor a state Institution.
The time required for building us
nrmafy viii be- about SIX months. or
r. little less II WIS Intended To-
start work the first II March. and
complete If the first Of septembsr
next The delay while the matter 10
before the courts viii probably not
be over three months. In the supe-
ri0r court IL can be taken up ~ any
time and in care Of this import
ance II Is probable that the supreme
court viii take Il up out Of the reg
uiar order 90 au emergency pro-
eeeding That will aeiaf The actual
construction untli the middle 81 May
af the outside. and tha armory VIII
be- ready for use by the middle u
December 0f this year.
The uew building vii be amply,
provided with seating space for the
gigantic convention. for the big driil
shed VIII be 100 BY 20a feet. with .
ig-faot balcony around The entirg
Bnll area. The aeatiuK capacity 10
30 be approximately i5 900.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-02-08
NOTICE TO
SUBSCRIBERS

should your oopy OF This Star fall
20 reach you by . o'clock anJ eve
ming. please do us the favor TO oaii
up our main office (Sunset. Main
1850; Independent 1881 between 6
and o'clock. and We will send
Tou copy a. once II you should
miss 1t more than once. please tels-
phone us every time you miss IT.
In thia way we can be certain OF
giving our subscribers a perfect ser
vioe-and Il n the only way.
TIE STAR PUBLISHING CO
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-02-08
At Ballard


Notification has been received ai
Ballard OF the confirmation Of the
reappointment Of y y. pelia M post
master This will be Mr. Pells' sec
ond term Ia that capacity. and when
this term ~ office has expired no
will have served eight years. under
two presidents The people " Bal
lard are pleased with. the service
given them under Postmaster PellH.
and his feappolntment ~ favored by
oil.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-02-08
JAPANESE TEACHER
is IN SEATTLE

is IN SEATTLE
Miss \. KaWasima. a teacher IA
the girls school at Toxic. was on'
Of the passengers that arrived last
night on the steamer shinano aaru
Miss Kawaslma is a charming younl
japanese lady. speaking the Eng
Iish Language fiuently, for all thi'
Is her first trip away from home
She Is on hev way 70 Boston. wher'
she will take up the study OF do
nestle science. accompanying The
Japanese naval officers who arTiyeg
on the same steamer across tn
continent
Il have been connected with the
eiria school NJ Toxic for thre'
years as a teacher Of English. said
Miss Kawasima. and was born on
the island Of Shikoku. receiving 81
my education in Japan"
She expects 10 remain In tbs
United States three years in ordei
10 fully RcqHaint herself with th'
study she IL TO take up.
Il could not have fallen into bet
ter hands. she remarked. fh'
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-02-08
Written hy Katherine Gray
the False Nclresa, Especially foI
The star.

Written hy katherine Gray,
rhe False llciress. Especially fol
The star.
ptTrsnURG IA Il must be
very nice o. have lots Of mcaey For
,hr.e weeks / was 'hcireas Of a for
time af $500 900 LEFT by senator GRAY
~ virginia. but wealth was iuat a
hlx hanch IT trouble Nas lucky
IA keep out ~ jail 20 hoot woul
s.ther BE- a pohr working gitl like I
an. than get a fortune that way Cor
believe / Nnuld have been peslcred
"a death With letters proposals 81
marriage and things like that
know at least h0w lt tceia % be rich
.-oF. rather have people believe you
are.
came to nttrhurg last Seplem
A.g frnn Philadelphia. Ny tW1 mar
rled sisters we're The only persons
knew Unable 10 secure employ
ment a. a drtSsmakcr. | became d
serYaat in the home % Mr.. haua
nan
Ia December I read of a Senator
Graz DYING ia Virginia and leayine
large fortune Al gathering u
scsuainianeea one evening some.
one wondered 70 was not senator
draws daughter laushlngly told
her uas. aud that | VAS entitled
% hts fortune
The next night a reporter called
Al Rausman just for fun I told
him / vas the hrifass. and made uf
a iot Of lies about attending Nassal
college and running away frOm
home because my family wanted me
10 marry man didn't love
hats romantic. you ser.
I thought that would end Il and
/ Would have snme fun that's al
nut Mr. Rausman took she matteg
I'D seriously and insisted upon send
lax a. attorney To Washington. u
q 10 Investigate This was dons
and paid the lawyer $50 kne~ine
Al The same time Il vas suing 70 81
me into e ~ ~ some kind Tat
aAy ~ got back / ran away from
the Hausmsn home and sent 10 ms
sisters Ny sister told me ! mus
b. GRAY
Sooa after the story vas pFintca
about ny ku.od fortune began u
res letters from all parts of ths
unissd states They came Is ;hs
bushei May contained proposals
81 marriage Lawyers wanted e
get the fortune and marry me Poo.
people wrote tor money. aud bust
ness msn wanted me IS a nartnef
answered one from i.aWreuf
Faust. = coaehman. and met him o.
TIE railroad station one evening "a.
was - enthusiastic that aidu
have the heart "a tell him it eaa
toke tie gave me So 10 help sc th'
fortune FIFTY dollars u this pal,
the laWyer 60 gu % Washluxtun
Not knowing how to get Out ~ a..
tr0able. decided not to see FanF
again. re weut % a magistrate ans
made Information against me.
The dectsetlv-s Rere hunting ~
me. believing I was uotorioui
crook. Thea with a lawyer I hal
the thing fixed aR. without heinl
pot Ia iait Every hCdy then kne'
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-02-08
RAILROADS WILL
BE IN READINESS
Will HAVE FACILITIES CARE FOR rHg orc oArH.
gasG OF CHRISTIAN EnpE AvoReHs IN SEATTLE NEXT
YEAR iNzfE.

est delay or Inconvenience.
of course. a. have said. Il IL =
Tremendous thing for Seattle The
people here can hardly appreciate
iast What Il does mean You must
realize. however,. that this raHTcn-
ton is the biggest one 81 ita Kind
that can ever come TO . city, and
Il brings in 10 wake thousands Of
other people.
Those not directly interested In
the convention proceedings are gen.
orally oft Tor the purpose 81 view
Ing tho country. and there o. pre-
portion that you can depend on Ia
come out later and make their
homes here
AZ An Advsrtissnasrt
AS an advertisement Seattle has
never been given a more ptomislnE
contract Money could not bus the
notices which THIS city sill receive
from this tremendous importing %
asople Tho news Of the dolnEa -
The convention wlll be published
broadcast every day. and with Sc
,ftle ID tho date line you can de-
1and on % that this city vii be IN
he mouths Of people from every
nook aud corner n the country ouu-
family while thc convention IL in
gas#iun.
The special trains viii probably
be fully equipped and kent here IN
waiting TO carry their parties ~
delegates on tho return trip after
the convention closes
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-02-08
KING OF GREECE
AT COPENHAGEN

COPENHAGEN. Feb IS King
George. Of Greece. arrived here to-
day and attended Christians fu-
nesaI The late kings body Nill lie
n state from the nth 20 the 18th.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-02-08
To PROHIBIT
FOOT BALL

BOSTON. Mass. Feb. s-The 81.
fictai announcement vas made TO.
DAY thai the Harvard faculty fsvors
the prohibition Of football
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-02-08
JURY SELECTED.

OMAHA. Ncb- Feb. s--A JURY 20
Try Pat Grove Was drawn this noon.
Attorneys presented the case % the
jury this afternoon. Taking OF tee
timony Wlll begin tomorrow.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-02-08
Go and See
the Ore

You may have q good situation or
be the owner OF a good business
bat something may happen 10
throw you out of your position or
injure your business, then Is the
time when a good investment in q
copper mine will come 10 your
rescue. Buy 100 shares Of stock ia
he Seattle Boston Copper Company
Il 60 cents per shAre-it Is bound
o reach a value Of 800 per share
offices az 72s Alaska Building. 80
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-02-08
ANOTHER BODY
COMES ASHORE
tapeciai TO The star

VICTORIA. - G. Feb s-The
body Of another woman which is
unacceptable came ashore near
chyoquoi today from the wreck of
the Valencia.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-02-08

PiTrsnuRG. Ia That corpora
tions DO build and destroy towns -
illustrated BY thc history and fate
% PntterYiile. a large aud prosper
oar borough en- the outskirts ~
Homestead pDsiefvllie & nnv DO
ING Raced hy the unlled States Steel
corporation unlike the arNtFuC
ton % ancient Carthare the site
Il not 20 remain barren. bat thereon
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-02-08

= a odd
and ST. Jose PHI Mo. look different
At least. the railroads take that po ALTON.
ln-Rtan
FIfy Of Joseph ny pay 1od
"a San Francisco.
much Denver from
Fran-eis-co
= miles Frisco than St Joseph.
All Of which Indicates that 50 Of st. Joseph ey
than OF Denver
that lroads make IT look ike Thirty
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-02-08
STEAMER DALLES
CITY IS WRECKED

freight. this morning struck rock
near lyle an the Columbia river
ard quickly sank The passengers
I'D crew ESCAPED with difficulty
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-02-08

PORTLAND orr. Feb. The
steamer pAlies city. carrying many
passengers aud cargo Of general
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-02-08

naval officers have been very kind
10 me. and ! am fortunate enough
TO have them for travelling come
panlons until reach my deatina<
sioa
Cashmere wants a eannery and
creamery.
The new depot at Granger has
been completed.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-02-08
.TARPEY is
! ON STAND
Especial to The starr

VICTORIA. II, G. Feb. S-Quar-
termaater Tarpey was on the stand
nj the Valencia Investigation this
morning. but he gave no new evil
donce
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-02-08

aFr 70 bo erected mills and BLAST
furnaces % eun fzopo COO
pousfyilin. until a scN weeks ago.
had a population 81 1900 bsina
mostly Foreigners. There acre some
au0 hnmea
There are few "a mourn the patns
inE 81 The toNu however. EaVe She
families whieh had been active IN
tho towns affairs The steel cor.
poraiion made no provisions for the
future % he people who lived
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-02-08
viii BE Prepared.

You can announce that We have
ali facilities "a accommodate every
bit 81 traffic that will offer NJ
matter how tremendous u may BE-
ny the time the convention
crowd comes all the railroads vi
be- amply equipped. the new union
depat will be- IN running order an.
our new track plans Will the con
sumated. These features mean TIA
any number Of trains can be han.
died In and out without the slight.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-02-08

The railroads viii have ample
facilities 60 handle the immense
traffic incident 90 the Christian En-
deagor Convention 20 b. held hers
In 1907.
This Is the statement authorized
today b. lacai representatives. ~ The
different tranaeontinen,al roads
1T will mean probably 81 special
trains At the least explained ] a
Nadaau. general agent 81 the North
ern Pacific Not less than 30
people Will be brought here direct
~ on account Of the convention. snd
many thousands more Incidentally
because Of the low rates.
The special incentive to come out
here and visit Seattle and the
Northwest next year because 81 tlg
city securing this convention II 60
ing 10 Induce the biggest passenger
traffic % tho west. undoubtedly
that this section has ever known
The wageworker., 1906-12-21

sixty-two hours in 1908 and sixty
hours in 1910, wages to remain as
now
The pope maintains mosaic fac
tory in the vatican. Here the artists
work in a gallery lined with $4,000
lockers in which repose sticks of
silica, Of all the myriad varying
shades required to reproduce the
tints from canvas.
Ex-Governor Magoon of Panama is
decidedly opposed to the use of
Asiatic labor in the building of the
great canal. He spent the last year
in studying the labor problem, and he
is convinced of the inadvisability of
employing Chinese labor
The Panama Canal Commission has
given final no to the demand of
the ten different classes of skilled
labor on the zone for increase in pay
AS a consequence, many men have
quit their jobs. The ten-hour day has
alien labor.
Officials of the trades unions of San
Francisco, the labor papers of Cali
forna and public officials are all au-
thority for the statement thae there
are more than enough workers of all
classes in San Francisco to supply the
demand.
Union men! please your wife and
your pocketbook by purchasing Riv-
elside Base Burner. There is abso-
lutely no stove on the market that
will furnish as much heat for the
amount of coal consumed as will the
Riverside. Sold exclusively by Hoppe
at 1OS North Tenth street.