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The Red Cloud chief., 1906-03-23
FATAL SNOW SLIDE
AT LEAST FIFTEEN HAVE LOST
LIVES IN COLORADO.
Trainload Of Passengers Marooned on
Cumbres Pass-Telepnone and Tele-
graphic Communication Cut Off.
Camp Bird Miners Reach Ouray.

Denver, March 2O,-By the loss OF
twelve lives in a snowslide near Sill
verton, the death roll resulting from
the great storm OF the past week In
the San Juan mining district has been
increased to at least fifteen.
At Silyerton, at the Camp Bird
mine, q few miles from Ouray, and at
Coal Basin, on the western slope, nun
dreds of miners, their wives and their
children are facing starvation. Mills
and other mining property. estimated
to be worth $1,00O,000 have been
swept to destruction In deep gulches.
The cattle on 1000 hills are reduced
to skin and bone.
On Cumbres pass. the highest point
on the narrow guage o from Du-
range to Alamosa, a trainload of pas
sengers is marooned, dependent for
warmth on a meager supply of coal in
the engine tender, and for food on
what hardy m%ountaineers can bring
them with snowshoes. Railroad traf-
fc is paralyzed and telephone and
NfN hBhlN 10 hi'Nh
rupted over at least half of the state.
The body of Edward Kleickner, a
ranchman, was found frozen stiff In
the road within three miles from his
home, near Pagosa Springs, Colo,
Ernest Barnes, aged thirty, who LEFT
Walden, Colo, on horseback in the
blizzard last Friday, has o been
heard of since and Is believed to have
persisted.
Twelve Killed Near Siiverton.
The men who were killed near Sill
yertOn were members of the force EN-
ployed at the Shenandoah mine and
were on their way to Silverton to es
cape starvation at the mine, breaking
{ trail in the deep snow as they wen
along. At a particularly dangerou.
point OF the trail, on the side of {
steep mountain, one of the trail break
ers stumbled. This started the snow
sliding and the entire side of tn,
mountain seemed to be moving
Twelve men were engulfed and los
to view in the avalanche.
The dead are: Jacob Theboldt
Jesse Shaw, Gus Hoise, Peter Cole
burg, Bert Albert, Edward Kirk
"Slate" Branton, Emil Boss, Gustav
son, Margelo, Picollo, one unknown.
All the employees of the Camp Bir,
mine and mills who took refuge in tn
tunnel to escape snowslides hav,
reached Ouray, coming over the noun
tain on s~nowshoes. communicated
was had with the San Pedro, Atlas
Bankers National and Revenue PROF
critics and word received that tn
men employed at those mines wer
safe. The wrecked mill at the Cam.
Bird mine cannot be rebuilt until tn
snow has been removed.
The Red Cloud chief., 1906-03-23
The Cause of Many
Sudden Deaths.

There is a disease prevailing in this
most dangerous because so decep-
The Red Cloud chief., 1906-03-23
south Omaha Live Stock.

South Omaha, March 20-Cattle-Re'
ceipts, 1900; slow to Toe lower; native
steers, 81. OolD. 90; cows and hclfers, $500
n4 Gamers, $i.75GC2.S5; st0ckers and
feeders, S3.OOm4.5O; calves, S~3.Obd6,aO'
bulls, stays. etc, S2,T5Gfi.1. Hogs-lie-
ceipts. 1900: SC higher; heavy. S6.lh.c
6.22l,; mixed, ST. l2l5tg6,15 IL; light. S6tV
eliza; pigs, S5.OSt0.Sl; bulk OF sales,
q .12lyMG1 7l4. Sheep-Receipts, 1000; l0c
lower; yearlings, 5000 20; wethers, $40
a5.5O; ewes, $4,000 20; lambs, Sd.oogd.40.
The Red Cloud chief., 1906-03-23
1,o14 Casualties in Formosa Quake

Toxic, March 2O.-Advices from
Taihoku, Formosa, state that the
earthquake on that island was more
serious than at first reported. In the
prefecture of Nagi alone 1,4O0 houses
were completely destroyed, LOLA per.
sons killed and sos injured.
The Red Cloud chief., 1906-03-23

tack the vital organs, causing catarrli of
the bladder, or the kidneys themselves
break down and waste away cell by cell.
Bladder troubles almost always result
from a arrangement of the Kidneys and
a cure is obtained quickest by a proper
treatment of the kidneys. If you arc feel
ing badly you can make no mistake by
taking DR.. Kiliner's Swamp-R Root, the
great kidney, liver and bladder remedy.
1t corrects inability to hold urine and
scalding pain i'll passing it, and over
comes that unpleasant necessity of being
compelled to go often through the day,
and to get up many times during the
night. The mild and the extraordinary
effect of Swamp-Root is soon realized.
1t stands the highest for its wonderful
cures of the most distressing cases.
Swamp-Root is pleasant to take and is
sold by all druggists in fifty-cent and
one-dollar size bottles. You ma have a
sample bottle of this wonderful new dis
covery and a book that tells all about it,
both sent free by mail. Address, DIR. Kill
mer & Co., ~Binghamton, N. Y. When
writing mention reading this generous
offer i'll this paper. Don't make any
mistake, but remember the name, Swamp
Root, DIR. Kilmer's Swamp-Root, and the
address, Binghamton, N. Y, on every
bottle.
The Red Cloud chief., 1906-03-23
Take $4,000 From Moscow Bank

Moscow, March 21.-As the officials
were closing the Mutual Credit So
ciety's bank twenty armed men sur
rounded the building. which is near
the bourse, and, covering the employees
of the bank with pistols, they pillaged
the place, getting away with $425.OOO
and made their escape in spite of ef-
forts of the bank guards to arrest
them.
The Red Cloud chief., 1906-03-23
xeoRNiA FLOOD suBsipiNG.

St9Etta Surrounded by Water and
Tatfic Still Practically Suspended.
ccsno. Cal, March l9.-Clear and
weather in the valley region Is
p~71ns its effect and the nigh water
Ia ssth the Kings and San Joaquin
styers is subsiding slowly. The Kings
sefsr overlooked its banks during the
H1,sht, flooding all truck farms in the
l&whHds and causing damage esti.
Dat~d at $500, 900.
The flood now prevailing around
S4ealia has not been equaled since
8B2. Several streets of that city are
~Ow waterways and business practical
b has been suspended. The towns of
The Red Cloud chief., 1906-03-23
Severe Sentence for Inspector Thomas

Los Angeles, March 2l.-Edward b.
Thomas, a former United States forest
inspector, was convicted on the charge
of having issued fraudulent vouchers
and sentenced to three years in the
p~enitentisry and to pay fines aggre'
eating $1,000. The amount of Thomas
alleged fraudulent vouchers was less
than $20s.
The Red Cloud chief., 1906-03-23
Train Snowbound in Illinois.

Decatur, H., March 2o.-With If
teen inches of snow on the level. a
Cincinnati, Hamilton and Dayton pas.
senger train was stalled in snowdrifts
east of Decatur. The train was snow.
bound for several hours. Farmers
trains are delayed.
The Red Cloud chief., 1906-03-23

Woodville and Farmersville have been
deluged and all the country immedi-
ately east of Visalia is surrounded
with water.
The Red Cloud chief., 1906-03-23

Chicago Cash Prices-No. . haSd what,
TSSSlc; No. 8 hard wheat, 7+dgisc; Ne.
corn, AAdi3c; No. 2 oats, zoe.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-01-07
CAR ovEaruRMs: MANY INJURED
Cad Shake Up Occurs on Tallulah Falls
Railroad

C'ay'on. Ga. Jan. G.-Pass"nger
train 80 .. Southbound. on the Tallu.
lah Fails railroad. was wrecked be
tween hi, pace and Rabun Gap.
Those Injured are Captain Samuel X
Avery. conductor. shoulder dislOcatNd'
Frank Park broken teen and bruises
about the mou'A. Jonn Hayes. ~ Cor.
n"'in. NJ most seriously injured. was
b-orsat hero In an uncOn ciOus condi
lion.
Several Others were slightly hurt
ehi'" nun. - 4 pU,-'Eg o, escaped
Injury
r. track ,li,l OF deep ~ and
;aree cars were completely overturned
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-01-07
wc@ANr,Lo-TiN WHITE HOUSE
HSnted |!cr Husband ReinStated In
Cft,se.

Ma .a..1 Jaa. q I..'rcss!n,
,r,'' '.n-, ... ,.. e. '., ~. H,I>r
&C.. -. u~..,- 20 a.:,a NJ. Nine,
"OrT.- q. 90 N,.:- NAs carr.eG
,'r"I"l'r. r. g.. ..",rg bccau,.
=, r''..", .a >.., A..lo.' 4 Re or'
'" f,.co.
Mrs Nov .'r'' Assistant Secretary
Par. 'tn' .., ,dH'. / - 50" he pr, :
;.'n'. >gr ,.ii ut her husband laI
3e'l Gi.caars'd from -ne goyrrnn-u,
service AMI >h- wanted 20 ,irma.-.
II, 30 r., ;..,,ia,u; h,, reinstatement
NJ. lliL., ,Np,i u,I 10 hcr tAat the
p-'. l''., .dI noi.iL- 30 10 vita sucI
~GaJ,c'>. anl mat sac wou'i better
:ahC ~ III mater with ~" hoa nt
n" d'Iar'm ,nt from which acr hus
band hal been DISCHARGED.
Mr. Mort, declares in loul voice
Ma ,hc mad cpmr - The White House
70 20" IN" prcsi!. nj and proposed &c
see him. even 4 >le had 10 camp out
'ucrr for mor'h Tho White House
Officers tr.,I 10 cct arr TO leave. bu,
-" ,'oii'd any one 20 touch her.
Two of m lif;,l her mp bodily and
carried acr screaming TO police call
bon. wArrc pl'tol wagon vas sum
mOr"l. She vi, taken TO the house
Of detention.
MI. MJrr.s was released from The
mouse uf '.,n'ion shortly after and
sac returned 20 The New willard no
tc' She refused to see any callers,
sending we'll Ike was iniisposed.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-01-07
carrotted for Terrible Crime.

Havana. Jan. q. domingo Boucourt.
an oil negro. and Victor Moline. a
mulatiO. were garrotted at the prison
mere today. 30 h men were regarded
as witches" by their associates. Their
crimes were IN" lideous murder OF q
white baby, Zola Diaz. for the pur
pose OF procuring the heart Of a white
female child whicL the witches pre-.
scribei as a i'Oultice for a certain NO
man as cure for barrenness. The
cni!d's body VAS found smoked and
sa,'ci weeks after me crime. The ex
ecutiOns passed Oh without special In
client. 4 dozen men and women are
imprisoned in connection with the
crime
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-01-07
OPEN REVOLT STILL
CONTINUES IN RUSSIA
Although Governments VIC
tory is Decisiv-.
FIRES OF REVOLT sMorAEREo


ST. r.burS. Jan. C-The govern
ment's viCtJ!! over tle revo:utioalslss
nas been quite decisive although open
revolt continues In many places In the
interior.
The military are employed merciless
~ and gradually the movement Is be-
ing stifed These fires Of revolt
however. are smothercd. but are not
cAtincuished. and the main fear Is that
the government encouraged by sue
cess. will fa.l into the very error oi
which the rcvo!ution!sts were guilty,
and attempt to press It's advantage too
far.
ALREADY there are signs that the poi
Icy Of repression may be carried TO O
point which is sure 10 again arouse
the resentment and discomfort Of the
classes which shrank from the violent
program Of the Reds"
In 81. Petersburg. for instance. tae
" Wholesale perqu!sitions Of the police
have been succeeded by a particular
offrnse ~ a nature OF a Perfect police
which gave the DvOrnils or house Dor.
tiers a free has5 20 search private
lodgings for arms and suspicious per
sons for documents. or suspicious pa,
pers. This will arouse the cupidity
q the hOuse porters and restore the In.
to,erable system of personal espionage
which vas in vogue at the time OF the
late minister Of the Interior Won
P.cive, Thirty.five arrests were male
last night. Among tnose taken into
custody were four Moscow revolution.
Isis. Mo came here To consult their
comrades Ia this city. They were
captured on their arrival At the rail.
road station after a desperate strug
gle with the police.
The program for the demon 81 rations
OF Jan. %. the anniversary OF Re
Sunday" includes services for mar.
tyrs at the Narva Gate. palace Square
and other places where the troops
fired ON the workmen and also AZ the
cemetery Of the TRANSPORTATION. %he-e
the majority OF the victims were
buried.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-01-07
DEFEAT OF MORALES
WAS COMPLETE
So Say Forces of the Fugitive
President.
FIVE GENERALS WERE KILLED
Former Governor Guiietti viii Fight
In Own Behalf and Will Attack San
tiaoo-oIspatches State that Revoiu
ton 10 At an End.

Cape llay:!ca. Uay'! Jan. 8 Fur
Their a,.r!ccs received he:, ;gO". '-t
scene II tho Lus.,ili:.,s b,;N,.u iaH
tprops ~ -, go: go:Iry proofs - SaI
90 Inmsngp Genera, CaC,y.S az! -.
fore. Ot Ne fVSit,v, prc, u. Nur
a'oS. say ,Ea' he defeat II ~" later
b"for" Puerto P,a'a Jan. ;. wa,n G. n
eral DE- M"'riO Rodriguez. tar Mora, .
commando. .O>' Ais If. was ComH.c'"
Abou, TO men were Killed az wound
eI TIE ?. ma:nde- OF Morals fO'
lowers "nha-kc! on -" Cuubpa' In
dep"rdcnCia. "a Puerto Plata at'cr
which tho vo,Se, .a..,I for Mon
Christi.
Gul..c''i ne former governor ~
Monte Christi with his troops. hal 4"
clared hin~,lf in favor IL Morales -,
being irforn. ! " 'Le q. a;h Of Genera
Rodriguez has decided 'u tigh' In hi,
own behalf and Is preparing - a''ach
Santiago. south ~ Puerto P.ata.
General Jiminez 'ho former pres
den, ~ San'o Don'ngo. la, ,ef' Pncr
60 Plaza for Monte Car!,'i an! II i m
ierstOoi vii. with ,.- ASSISTANT" -.
Moraie- compete Tor 81, pr. .4onry
OF the rcpg'lic aCI'r>t o., q h,r can
diia',s for hat office
According - The r.rn'', hrouoh'
here hy M ,~'ng.r> Is .~H" Ig"' ~
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-01-07
c,ususl;,es OF Macedonia Fight.

Sa'on'oa. Ru--ia, Jan. G.-\ r"'urn
is,p,d by 'h' Turkish au'Iorl'irS
.loN mar Io22 ca.pa''i., r,,u .cl
from Iaa f~.'u- a. Macedonia be
'N,,a Turkish t.OopS AND Ru'sarian
Green AMI S",viau revo.u'iprary band.
dur.u- 1915 A.'os 'h'r. il9 cnco1n
'rr, .Doh place n ,hc vi,ayot arnunI
Sa,aa.,a. Mooo.'tr ana rsauh In whicg
ne u-H.E.u'e .oS' - men k.llcl an :
- wounded IT, addition. mo troop
capture! % prisoners. Tho troops
..,' - k."'d AMI ~ WOUNDED \
comparison az '.' number 81 men Nj
-! - - -":Hh,- "nnnl" lows
t.at 30 quarter Wa gwen
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-01-07
ENTRAPPEO SAAtI.
Severn, Men Lose YES by ESp'osior
IN Nine

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- ia. ."',, ".., ,...,a !" aa ,>n.p
,.,a .: n.., SIS IL p. -..:. ot -.
C.ur M. ... ANY. a. CyA..a.e
" Va a; u'ua r e.. ,,y.
lMlr..d., .p"..g '., .N'.o.'@t
N..o. ~, lN.. for vera, u..">.
r,,,l" Tar e., - % Wo,h - ,Ap. ,.~
To. NrccM,I Sat
CoA.Ga.c i a mining own ,'Ir'r
Oa :.e Ncr.1,& az! Western railway
ALG l. l. mits west oi Il u,hc ! |.
l. IN MHgC county AMI H:rr ftci'l,!c ,
are Ina !oqrl'e Some idea can he
formri as % '.c force 90 rao expo
s.nn. Nhcn s,Vcra, hours sf'cr a..
eXr.r>! n. On" Il o" miners. Who could
rO' De identified On account ~ beth :
~ ha.,y mu'i!d'ci. was found a Dis
tanCc NJ s"v"ra hundred feet from
the iH!hc mouth, having been blown
their tos"'ncr with a mining car.
by -. expo. on
NrN> of III. "Npo,iDn soon >pr.a
through thr coal fields. and great
n"-ry ~ miner, from the numerous up.
CITATIONS gathered 10 assist in the res
cue
Even victims Of he Coalda,c mine
disaster were r. moved from the mines
A. . O'Clock Friday morning O;l,r
bod e., nave been located.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-01-07
Viske University Celebrates.

Nashville. Tenn. Jan 6.-r1ske unl
versity celebrates It's fortiseh anniver.
sary by three events To might n. IL
Proctor. d D.. II the class OF 1891
speaks upon Dear Old Fske" Tomor
row night. Booker r. Washington
LII H.. gives an address SUNDAY
morning A. r. Beard. ID. D.. secretary
NJ the American Missionary associa
ton. an organization that has PUT over
4 million dollars into the school. vi.
speak.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-01-07
THEY WOULD KILL
HOpELESSlY DISEASED
Would Shorten And No; Pro
l0ug L.v-s Of Surh.
ALSO VICTIMS OF ACCIDENTS
Or. Norton. Of Cambridge. States tna'
Pro onsstIon OF LIFE IN Such Cases
by Whatever Means. 10 Mere Grim
innal Cruelty.

Pui.ai, .pa.a. Jan. Chr. Carrie
E.ao' Nor,oa. ,I Cambridge. ADS join
,I forces VIA Miss Anne ) HI... g..
Cincinnati. and Nah Mrs. Maui Ia.
Linz On BoojA. in their can 2a.sn tot
the ki..n; oi the a0pc!css.y insane.
apprl, s,.y diseased AID viC;i.As Of &C
c.ltn:s.
His views are oppressed in letter
written 20 Mss Hall. aad male pu5
l.C acre today.
pr. Norton was formerly rrofc, sol
81 literature a; IIarys.! He Vas n
fri, nj OF l.On-fc.,OT and Lowell and
vita tn N made 'Hc famous translation
Of ne Divine COMEDY lie head
iis letter. An AppeI! 20 Reason ~
We a. Com1as sion" addresses Miss
Hal and writes:
The principle that & is du'y 10
vrb.pEg every human lie a. long rs
possible ~ whatever cost. has hithcr.
~ b'.s g'n"ra',y acCcptcl
rs main wrpCrt has been thc toc
'rir" az -" Sarro mess II human ne
the doctrine and the practice have
!1'h bean r'"...d 100 far Tirrc t.
re- ground "a Go'd every human HE a.
inNiuiah,y sacred. ana - b. preserved
no matter With what .,,u,,, 10 The in
GiIi ,ull or Oh rs. On he contrary
zen, ar, "i~r- - which every reason
=. ,'r Cou,ld' :Li.un urges tna' the cnl
,"oul J." pu' setting a,il" al
wug. h.. 'a', 20 siye los" Of 'auI
a.um sufficient - end suffering an
IL, together 20 10 victims Ct IN acct
G,ur from a., 'ortur.rc "Toc'S ~
walcR recovery l. impossible. how
ever. NAM huu-, 81 m >Cry might 10
a!t. ! - conscious lie by s'!mulants
pr >I;-ica, operations.
"No- -aou 1 , r,a,orah,, man hos
'a'c 20 aa~'on 3"a'h in case ~ q NOR
"a d.s,a,c such. for oNamp.c. a a
cancer Warn i Nao rcaca,d The stage
II .n",.sau' severe pam. and VII n
tic patient desire, 10 die.
"' p'' .i-h..NL ~ ne n ~" !
case, 1l whatever mean, : mere Grim
i,a' cruelty
"Cr. 'a'' aEo'acr instance. hat al
an oil p"'son WI,>" mind IA, become
u chaos ~ viii Imagination, productive
Cs c'1,idr' distress. not only 20 IA.
IN ,rer. hV' 20 81, who live with
attend him The plain du'y in suc.l
case, Is nov 10 p.o'ong hu' 10 shorten
i.s,.
IT. j. uo' 20 30 hopoI that super
s','i.u 90 doggy rooted IN tradition II.
'.a' 81 !1'y ~; pro.oncns He A. any
co., Nil' gradually yield 70 Arguments
If oa.aH or ~" .''a lings ~ compass
sion brl' ~. Discussion or 'hc subject
IN a. - p'c.' may lead gradually
20 '-rro nv ''ic o0inion and tho cDnse
Gu6u' ro'i,f OF much misery"
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-01-07
TO Impeach Morales.

San DomlngD. Jan "a prOollma
tion has been i.>roi Announcing -"
ealing o: conSr IS - Inpt?aCa Pres!
dent MOrd'.>.
The San Francisco call., 1906-04-16

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The rapid development OF business and the
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The San Francisco call., 1906-04-16

AT c. R. HANSEN 4 co.'s. 429 Bush st.
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Blacksmith, So day; carriage painter, 50
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day: foreman. brickmaker. So day; brick
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The San Francisco call., 1906-04-16

For sale-Grocery and bar on one of the
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long lease: an excellent chance for a live man.
Call at once at room 2i1, 927 Market st..
Emma Spreckeis building.
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STOP PUTTING OFF YOUR ADVERTISING
LopcrNc-HoUsEs FOR SALE.

c. z. HINKLEY PHONE MINI I'D.
1920 MARKET ST. OPP. 9TH 81:
CLEAR TITLES EASY TERMS
Former PATRONS are my best references.
PICK UP-15 sunny rooms. neatly . lnr-
nished: rent S37: it's a GIFT at Szz9
Snap-25 rooms: substantially furnisneo' neo
central location: reasonable rent; price S5ou;
easy terms HINKLEY. 1920 Market ST.
IDEAL apartment-house; % roonls'
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ences; sunny. light and cheerful apartments
furnished in oak maple and mahogany furni-
ture; velvet carpets; convenient location
reasonable rent; nothing cheap about the
ONLY S10o CASH-20 sunny rooms; nice
ly furnished; large yard and garden; deslr-
able location: lease; worthy OF inVestlgaton
price $3.50, balance monthly payments.
MARION GRIFFIN,
$40 Market St. room SOL eighth moor
ROOMING- HOUSES and REAL ESTATE.
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s MCCLURE & co. Phone Montgomery 1913.
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Largest selected list: also businesses.
Chicken ranches; farms
A-FIsHER & CO., Phone East 4275.
Room 43s, James Flood building.
Furnished rooming houses. fats and hotels
FOR sale-In Oakland rooming- house 80
rooms; clears 1925 per month; rent S1O5; price
$495o. Inquire box 1907, Call office
GEARY St, 917-sunny 10 rooms: full of room
ers; paying well; nicely furnished; cheap.
HAVE % rms for 8 years; change for 9rm.
house or property. Box 4l9, Can
LAGUNA, 1021-s wef furnished sunny rooms;
sickness; sacrifice; s225.
24-ROOM lodging house: good location on Sixth
St Box 1895. Call office.
APARTMENT-Ho HOUSE, 81 rooms. for sale in
residence district; full all the time. Inquire
box SEQ, Call office.
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NEW YORK NEWS STANDS:
Waldorf Astoria Hotel; A Brentano' 8
Dnion Square; Murray Hill Hotel; F1ftn- ave
Tue Hotel and Hoffman House.
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CHICAGO REPRESENTATIVE:
C. GEORGE KROGNESS. Marquette Buildil
Long Distance Telephone, Central 26l9- ,
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CHICAGO NEWS STANDS:
Sherman House: P Q. News Co.; Great
Northern Hotel. fremont House: Auditoriurn
Ectei Palmer House
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BUSINESS CHANCES.
THE ALTA REALTY coMPANY.

z. Kiesendahl. Pres; Chas. Peach. Sec.
Room 211, Emma Spreckels bldg. 927 Market.
We have large number of VARIOUS business
opportunities and real estate property always
listed and invite the prospective buyers TO call
at our office for information. We guarantee
prompt and reliable transaction of all business
TO ue. We do not intend to buy, nor
do We intend to sell any gold bricks. All op-
portunities are personally and carefully inves-
tiEated by US
The San Francisco call., 1906-04-16

NEW YORK REPRESENTATIVE:
STEPHEN B. SMITH. so Tribune Builoir
Bisbee daily review., 1906-09-06
nn1IcE 1o CREDITORS.

Estate of Frank R. Borgeson, de- ceased. Notice is hereby given by tie undersigned administrator of the estate of Frank R. Borgeson. deceased to the creditors of ard all persons having claims against the said dc ceased, to exhibit them, with the necessary vouchers, within ten months after first publication of this notice to the said administrator at the of fee of Merritt & Stafford. in the City of Bisbee, the same being the place for the transaction of business of salc estate. in said County of Cochise.
 NELS P. OKERSTROM, Administrator of the Estate of Frank
 R. Borgeson. deceased.
 First publication, August 16, 1900.