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The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1906-02-03

1t may become necessary 10 amend
the law so as to prohibit the use of the
Panama canal as well as the old flag
for mere private advertising purposes.
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MASSAGE, FINNISH METHOD

Miss Olga Landen, Finnish graduate,
room Q, Pythian building. Gives mas
sages, steam and hot baths. Phons
Black 2l65. Will call. ii
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OF Dread Consumption. The sad Il

OF Dread Consumption. The sad In
tclgenc- 81 the death Of Miss Tine
Indereaard. at the uppcr'own home
Of hsr brother, A. Indersaard, on Thur
day night, was given OF, Yesterday
morning. Mis. indcrraaId has been
falling for some time, but has b"rne up
bra,ely against what was known to be
inevitable. Funeral services viii be held
a, the Norwegian Lutheran chu,h at
o'clock tomorrow afternoon and inter
ment will be had At Greenwood GENE
terry.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1906-02-03

Parties wishing to study shorthand
at private night school should call On
or address, Roy II. Keagy, Holden House.
Astoris, Ore.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1906-02-03
WOOD woopl WOOD

We have moved to $50 Tenth strsst,
corner Of Grand avenue, and can b
found there at any time, for hauling
and draying purposes.
r. c. McINT0SH-
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1906-02-03

II will not pay to keep house, pay
help, grocery bill, fuel bills, and many
other incidentals, when you can get fine,
airy, well-furnished, and steam-heated
rooms with board at aHotel Irving"
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1906-02-03

Died at ST. Mary's Mrs. Jeanette
SCHNEIDER died al 81. Mary. hospital
yesterday. Of heart disease abeited by
other complications. a, the agc Of seven
y.four years, She leaves several chill
drrn all grown, one Of whom, ID, d.
SCHNEIDER. Of san Francisco, was with
his mother when she passed away The
husband and father is living dangerous
~ m at the same hospital and no hope
l. entertained of his recovery. The old
people have been living for some time
al South Bend, on the Washington
coast, and eame 10 the hospital some
week. ago when II was evident their
maladIes were becoming worse, in the
hope that something might be done to
save them. The remains will he taken
10 Portland where intermcnt viii he
had. Later Wmd has iust reacherc this
office that the aged husband. Gabriel
schindler died at st, Mary's Hospital
II ! o'clock last evening, thus following
his wife within twelve hours. to that
bourne whence no tmyeler returns.
The remains viii be sent to Portland
this evening, and the funeral will he
double one. II is peculiarly hard OF
the son who was with them in thciI
final hours. and he has the sympathy OF
this community in hi- dual aiIlic,ion
tIlwaco aud South Bend paper, please
copy.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1906-02-03

II you are looking for cory suites Of
rooms 70 to "Ho,sl Irving. The hotel
Is equipped with all modern eonven'
fences. Well prepared and dsintily serv-
ed meals can be had al IS cents.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1906-02-03

The manager Of "Ho,sl Irving" wishes
10 announce that the hotel dining room
Is nov open to the public. Coed cooking
and splendid service Price IS cents pr
meal Special rates to permanent guests.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1906-02-03

Laid To Rest.-The members Of Char.
ity Lodge, Degree Of Honor, Of this
city, assembled yesterday afternoon, at
the Pohl undertaking parlors. to pay
the last .ad honors to their friends, Mrs
Mary Kamppila. She was buried at
Greenwood cemetery.
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e<~~~ . <tHAA
. PERSONAL MENTION. .
><%><>><<>H~~<~<< . .

Mrs. c. W. Stone and son arrived yes
terday from Ashland, where they have
been visiting,
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To Fi.hhswk To-day. There viii !

To fishhswk Todsy.--There viii be
mo service. at the First Lutheran church
tomorrow. the pastor. Rev Rydqai.'
having been suddenly called TO fi.hhawk
Yesterday TO conduct the funeral OF th"
,lauehier Of Mr., and Mrs. Maafi,s Carr
who ded at the family home yesterday
morning,
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Was Made vice Grand. Owing to tb

departure Of q. p. Creamer from the
city, permanently, the members Of Beay'
81 Lodge. l. O. O y, Of this city, have
elected W. A. Goodin to the dignity Of
vice grand.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1906-02-03

aHotsl Irving" is the only steam
hsssed hotel in Astoria. Rate very res-
sonsble.
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YOUR NEx1.

Never have TO wait long at the o.
cident Barber Shop. A. Z. Peterson,
proprietor.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1906-02-03

Send her a valentine -svsnsOn's Book
Store sells them.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1906-02-03

Valentines at sveusou's.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-27


no The star Main lose Ind,
iiaS. The Star viii call and col-
lcct the bill aud viii send 60
you the answers "a Nour al when
addressed care The star"
RATES ron CLASSIFIED
ADVERTISEMENTS, STU A
TON WANTED, aELp
WANTED AND ALL oTHue
ADS. ONE CENT a WORD.
Seven words or fractions q
words - the line. cash IN ad-
vance. When eharked e. ar-
cnunt actual member ~ lines "a
vet Will be counted Minimum
biu for an sbd" 90 cents tai
hrd Want AZ AsvncN T. II
Mullen. agt Ballard Az orh
cts Han.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-27

On Eeailaks Ave. fine lots stxim. i'm
pfetemenis paid, o. 900. half cash
Near Easiiake Ave broom strictly mol
err ootiaEc fine large lot. i0fsfa0. a har-
gain. q 600. half cash
tf0om cottage raTnsr lot sto.e In on.
hlegk from car. improvements In and psi5
y go ie1a cash '''A'
On teth Ave north fine view iat t4.tss.
improvements paid tisN rsrma
hosr Woodland Park corner s0xiho. fr.
view only I@ y cash balance easy
American REAL ESTATE co.
500 $40 Pioneer nds
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

k6NN FsK hARaAlHs
So ~ asfs ~ rae aiasf isni eh ne
pips ilns south cf giiy
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ssoe u oas sefs 81 Hivsrtan. viih nas
.gfins 80 a@.h sHa % even thfes
4 "a NICHOLS . unlea % e
TEHId1TT1 TANhE
10 seafhss.tafn teAha Ia The beautiful
saess nssf .shst silh tsfpstssi ssssf
Ise' s'', 80. - Ps s "a , ,s. ' .na.s
: sess ahsh ana ths nrsst climate On
safsh WI leesls Fya e y g m,gfs eesss
40. flss,x s.asas 4
- s-i--I 6sss seTT@sS sad inside
ssey.fu fos sals. sna ssas hgass. feT
resi- les tiss hss fAons. Eas' 80
" CKEE IS6 y ffh MONTH
80 - ssls ssfs gss,s sisatsa saa
untf > tnihufss fias ffasn sias
cnkht.sr E ApANs
,!s.ss So ASHs <. 49, 49, "a =. ,,.. :.
taeis. valley lsnA Al rssifis cur, nshi
81 raeesaa fHtsFgfhsn. eniF fee misates
r,ss ess NJ ofifna ~ ~in ssFpus.
~ rirsa % N iaaa tree. piv. a:
last ses " telay It
euoler wars rsosr es Lane
rhfss ehaigs seFs usftt! ~ - saeh
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Rdnfhf akLTHr,
s1s - - Aissss hsiiiius - y
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ste $40 .ss.r,s..a J.. s.ssy g Age
N siiiessa. ssfies. 10 ftaass tiesa oar
uoNH vAfS 70 HEg esr ace trssts
sat nssf - F1sfalt4s f,sH s.asf .sHa.
tssY easily els~Fsa fs s@sh hasF
noHrHr astIBr.
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- .ssssa s..sil. 81 80 ss..sr.
..1..s.s : riss. 80 ,sA., y. "a:
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HUNf ANHaHH AXE WsHhts4fNN,
aaE Ia fresa tEtIEftk ssfFs Al
istsA s@s'iy s,.Y.ss ~ 90 ~s's
E1aFzsssli kias@s nalisiss - y
as seus sase -. wssslestsa
wstsffFFas tsf sed SH 81 hsT sete4
- sAsst tisns sly "a ! 49, saiAs east
Ssaiafs faeHs 4 rtfass fN|t9fas IL
awNER srNFM uusEr sna wui 80
~ = aafaa ssaH ksHf al tAHaaiN 81
isssn eliktn Hftt - tsrs - RS tsssl
ssHA 2 aafa4 N eaifisefses NFtess 1~sHl'
ins isaas hsFas sssessi eastaitf'aat
ss4 aszs 4 - fisa sssh
mnHNfIf ukiftF
- f#si Alsssa nazHtiaa = O.
: aFFHT7 NNkN ~ y
e. iae raa srfss iase Iaff1F cleared
tHFst sFsan sss. { hasss flea ssssi sshaai
cuAnr - knAaH
~ ga5r.aH frtE
MY EANp SGAn sxEHETT gNFNh
vxs eaHtfsa 81 sha hssl aFrr4rs
sAas tas HHais Har gfls 81 tHs eff5rs
49, a. fas Hafaszalsfs
= AHHNs A. ssfei sana ssi ~
NNA AlkFa tfiu imfFetfas sass@
rEN ACnss sslfir turFeFsds D as
FfNN kenfs. eses - -, 81 isesi
- scnra sn s,ssfsa 49, Il siss.s
e0rNnr vAtruv.
80 sHsal katta naftNHs = e.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-27

We centrel the hest business corner in
West Aeattic. ioor ~. cash
CENTURY REALTY co
fafb Alaska fiida
View Waters. Msr. --as-ss
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-27

kasassh heal 1slala %. tha,h fh5
meet niaF
AsgllA llh1fg. ~ ksM lalk Iii
n HfoWn' . ehsrff nNsst
II 4 hfsTs 4 -, LIZ Atgaas hM
y II 1IaWsa 4 % ailsa n y tlh
c6AHf WfkffN 90 ~ fifsI Ave.
We have All thefe e ~ eel
ds5rsf So Fa1IsT I 60 b Ntiaiisf
hundHs rhaHfs y NH. ina teaI
TTTdfHTTES MrfVfru. ~ Eun
be- bsfhao Nlia.
c 8 hHHaan. 4 {. fimss bus
H6n0E6N ) N60NF' Il5 fiks. phui.s
u stN ass ~ - hnmss .
MllaHnsf Nsaln - litti Atgeas q
W NfTi6og NJ i.a WsshlnFlah w.
rssriss 4 isaeen a5i ssellll eallaiaa
Quinn efooss RsaliY CO. - Manea
lds
FTTU Il 1KNDFN nc ha0m A. hns
tftnas CaiWaH uloah
a '1e1Tsaa' ~ Sos Nglh hlAs
ra11a / an . Is Wssh elds = ~
Nsrs 4 IfsIsad ~ naiisf Hids ftop@
srff htHnht ard said
TEHNTTT NEAtff - ~ hnllls hlas
iNVEsfMGNrb
Warren rASWft ciff. u b hlllnssns
nsu towN In ths vailsn agps We hsss
Offices In rtmss biees see Ne 'oial
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-27

WEST SEATTLE 4 SPECIALLY
Watch West seattle the neat : months.
81 some Nith sHnau shade trees Thlnk q
~ = mluuter from Finneer Square $40 ~
any uthet direction and sec what Ynu pay
SNAP fssa Il ,Astt
Nkih. faninE an ~ foot street on beacon
CLEARED cheap az a 90
faa CASH - PER MONTH
room house p1feeinin bath toilet howl
ana sinh. lernH fire place electric Hshls
ana VERY nicely finished Throughout IN
hfeas1u af university O. taa
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lind. 337g


- :. - =
TMll o. Hi n m IN
as 49, rsn s..~.
AL
-. - -. - - a.. ~.
80 ~ - Us tl@Ff $50 fRfs va ~
s s - $500 -, sH
40.
ttun klnsssf Pc sas lsss 80
t..na sta 1925 ah-t 80 ~" ~
-. - -
-. - -.
ser7s i'Fsss Aezs tate .h.ss
40. -. =. -. -. =. ,,a -.
80 49, =" 80 - -.
~. ~ issF a,snshl yss I've ss"~
II nles as i.sel 90 tsih sn5 I'm TIE
tierss fren iess - tse t.s s.hs Eve
rhs.h ar sshirs ~ SIS sha ssfsn thsH'
sAna. ips&s sasd. as~sh't ~
ilsss-i@s ' tiess . nay as. As
Ibis - On nih Ass e.,ssss say
vlrS 80 lssfefs u y les has " f.ss
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'"
So. -. - 40. - sssH - A
-. ~. S. 49,. 80. - 80 a.
- -. -. 49,. IL. - A.
IA a.. tsss.. -, sss...~ ktrs - sts.'
tsfpsfH hasssr nsN fHrfsFua t4t SIS
h.shH lulpspgvi = tssnuF friit m.ss ~
- heffies Ani fteN fsruefs Hsar LAS
AstFHFu hHNae fwndsfM ana htfeHf trfstFA
ne@f Fe4 az lisss fHtneiss figs %
essfsf nf sttf -
tfuafn faafsln hgase - tsAls - ~"
ars HNffh Nttsfffa tfs aftafs - 80
tfaaFu uesisfr harss lcs seti1 tlse -
ffnu ssesn arHs ar line . 80 y 80
aQeh hasengs 81 usnnthif
Afeafu hN4ss - tsstiit Improved vita
tfuN ffe-s sn1 hsffiss tniHsfsitf ftszFirt j
" - halt nnah
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on queen Anne tilli We have NJ bi01L
thehlAf H. CITY vatsf. fine view a. san
on easy ieFns No commission 10 assnts
Nuuns a Hon 70 starr boyd ilik'.
"'sss F"N ave. -Nsdl
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" 9TiIT H7IT 4 Nv AZ

We STILL HAVE A FEW ikFf
itsaE rnnins. snap ilna cash.
tilnaa roufns $50 cash
q 1oN=a rooms close t5ao cash
fliH0-=f rooms. EASY ftae cash
~ enat rooms close $40 cash
u. .aH-t rooms snap ta1a cash
81 t9e-k runms ~ T. flsa cash
q te-t ru1ue. Madison. $40 cash
q afnaf rooms y acfa $50 cash
VI Enaf tuoms swell fAU cash
N1ee-s rooms uafeFn. 800 cash
/ tfaa-ia Tpoms modern. close in. Efeai
snap fof the money 80 cash
I " asl~s rooms modern. SO cash
We ate the leaders 10 bargains Gail
and sen us BE surprised
ARCADE INVESTMENT co
Suite N@ Arcade Hufs Phones taas
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seclgrV NOTICES.

pAHeinf suslAatrsH private
- IssHaHs NarEahs0 fznrlss tih
AT ans ftne tsas0ns eseft "a
Az aui usunlHs tAassss Ahh sAA'
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-27

non NM ~ stFl1lWNd
humanity AhaAluta cNTN guarantees w
NhaufratfsIn uaHa is "a nErNuHs dlFeaee@
rhasltY. sfifi Estate faHauiHs neHi fhHalne
Nsn4 a. other eansos stomach ttaAntes ~
nsy disease aaeeeHsfaliN tfsaiea ~ sieet
49,. ft.fs.s.te u fseifazan nee
sa2Hafnatian.-leQ Yaepls tive q efsfte
- TIA Ave -. near teesseh
rsss tasksoa street eef. fstslsees
GiNt ~ =
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-27

WATER FRONT FAuM-Hnn mile
fatef ffonf m the aonnd no high buff.
- acres, y arrss rich bottom land bal
ancs good upland. acres improved
large orchard 10 heaflus AL kinds ~
small fruits fNd nice creeks thfuuGh the
place s.foum house large harm. MILK
house with running water. chicken
houses several uufhuiidinas rural mail
delivery. ia bead ~ stock, good team. 200
chickens wagons hasnY mower. rake.
rlou harfdH fuitlsafofs aad tools to-
humorous n feuflrn EYsrythiuE secs
" 900 Hail cHsh
HorEHT MALTHY.
gif| szo-flf Aiaaks Building -2s-1i
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-27

rats - tks ns3Fsst naHlssils fssesl
tMAs thsas la sfea5atsff HHfhfNE teff
- Ne fiafhsf taFas iH aEtHE nee 10
rfHaf - ~ FEST lFsas Is ffeHf 70 fH1s
psAes q i've ntsH rNssftsfsans stu
- szissH 4fsteF esfs# sill ~ fHfE
a4it hzslak infH.asftss ENsss ssssN
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-27

I an ths man, % nlss m NeM aes,e
Nith ray sarsans house HNKalHfnk - AZ
lfsnshss RshasL na Msstssa s'.
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iAean- eraqm house, well bunt and al
Inactive. near tlst 81 and al ono
Fremont
CALHOUN, DENNY EWING. nc.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-27

So eaat VII tHf Htss fffsr- T-f-s.->
Sc eater hnf festsf - i.aa,.e sfr,,6 -
sn fgrHLtsfs ~ l.ifsrya = -
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-27

HNiANlbN FEAth
owners going 70 Alberta: must sell their
HOMES ~ once 9 room cottage sith nice
eishtlf lots. = bearing fruit trees chicken
Nhfd everything apple pie order will he
~oid Tor nearly the Vslue - the lots alone.
On easy terms Alec a 1zfuum house with
y u sn acre q Hand. improved and IA easy
aeceas 70 the car. pfice u 30 terms These
places Are bargains. twenty minutes FROM
ihc city s. cat fare MI hoWon sr af-
~ . m ~ nfishtos Beach " >
CALHOUN. nENNY = EwiNG- TSC-
Established issi
NORTH Esd
o. Large lot 10xg7o feet fronting on
navenna Boulevard close 20 aoorua
University Parh and IN fine
neiEhbofhood Lake washlnHsan
view. This s too good to last Ions
zoos on terms. sere- between Rsvsnna
TARA aud ssth ST.. cleared
w. 200 % foot lot on Green lake Rouisvard.
view - npsgb and Includes cas-
,ades and olympics half each
Build a home on this and vou viii
never want TO leave IT.
. go iots, centrally located. In Uni.
'eraity district. Terms
tlso-Lols In Knbomns,s Supplement- 1.
Lake Union Addition hair cash
and one and two years on balance
81 ono lots close 10 Fremont Ave car
and 18th A. half cash.
N,tne-e-roam house large lot. with front
age on three streets, convenient 20
oar line. tsnd ~ 500 cash
Nt@n traqm house. well built and al
tReNvei near aist ~ and al ono
% the most attractive avenues IN
Fremont ~
CALHOUN, DENNY a EWING INC
2oi.2QI Alaska Building
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w . A.
Gordon
& Co.

aaaa gup,a, Main ttaa
a. Arcade Huildtna
Second Ave and tfnian
Real Estate. Loans Insurance
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afHi HMAN Hf
e. tae re- ar#s iase faszaG ftsaF~t
ttas sfaaa 81 Hlaas frasa sassi slhasi
ruknl - ADAMS
So HsrsaH nttE
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Foa sTIE-1cREEos.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-27

III % viii buy hnsss oa<<a "
Ave. west and Cteeh''"
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CENTRAL PARK tpp'iisNf.
fssirsAis ia atm EFT MI ~ y
thess lots sunday Eusss sis~'
Al end OF car line. ss
farms .~.tTf CS.
Wv Waters s''
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-27

NEAR auNNYpALK- Me- little fssu
u : sfres half cleared haianrs parity
cleared yoaaa orchard all kirda 81 sssaii
q aitH spfthg water. new t-rurm house
sfaaii ham. several chtssss houses. hdfss
Aa<u and farming foaia. q 20
HOHEnT MAtTHf.
tia.ae1-5u Alaska naiidihs - q
fmpfa4sd farm " 81 acfss i.fnaFa
hnIiss barns. chifksn houses fns apple
orchard, ciess y BssliHsham. This Il
HDDaaON. MOORE Q CO. 20 PIKE ~
Farm BAHeAfS-e arfss. half rich
baffcm land nice ffaut stream fhrnufh
place wster pig4d a. houas. new 7sfuuu
dwelling ham several iarKe rhleksa
houses. steam heated hfnodsf house Price
irsiudlHH team. vaEaa. fsfmlas lmgis
rssnis. Jersey eos ~ chickens donkey
sneins. euifii - farming teols and ineu-
bsinf, "a 10
ROHEHT MALTBT,
90 fz-s1t Alaska Building =Aai
Yarn lands fas saie on terms 40 ~
acres ~ god fiiiahie land Southern Gre.
Ean. Nhass railroads are nov buildins
THESE are excellent farming lands and
can b purchased at an average - ffs
per acre Fhls lard has never been N fhr
market before FIRST come. first rhaier
Sunset Land co. 40 Boston Hi6ck Main
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MARC BUWNEAh
3g Downs Block Mafm 1920

+ ksa Flsaaa klsIsa 80 ttsk ffda az
- sstiae g. r.ss isn esss. haisnoe 90
81 isss-iak
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a. sde-Sasise Gllman's Add This 10
esli,y 10 showing a seed deal ~ Hctiviy
81 late
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HELP wANrEp-MALE.

ndsht BY shoai is . help 9. wsson.
Ftsafp IA soed WAGES } N Mathtss.
Mashlugtaa lannafN
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-12-17
RUNNING FULL CAPACITY.
Closing Down of Boosters Did Not
Affect Consolidated mercur.

NIercur. Dec I6.-Since the closing down
of the roastsrs at the Consolidated Mef-
cur. the big mill has been lunning fun
capacity on oxidized ores These ores
contain no sulphur or arsenic. and go
directly from the c-ushers to the leaching
tanks without the necessity of roast
ing. The ability of the mine to keep up
The tonnage from the oxide stones with
q reduced force shows the prime condl-
ton in which tho mine is kept under the
SUPERVISION Of George II. Dern AID his
able staff Of assistants.
A number of the men laid off IN me
roasting m are now employed clearing
out the space wrcre the new slime plant
is to be installed
The new lime kiln is turning 0ut ali The
lime needed by the Consolidated. and also
a sufficient quantity to supply the de-
mands of the HoIderman Filter company
at Manning. This kiln Is arranged in
such a manner as to greatly reduce the
cost of producing lime. II is or the line
of the track of the salt Lake < Mercur
leading to the mill: the rock is auarried
i'm the hill above the kiln and gravitates
to the top of The furnace where il is
dumped from the mine car while the
burned live IS drawn from the furnace
below into the cars and taken directly to
the mill for use.
The foundry under the able management
of irelix Forbes has become a very i'm
Dortant adjunct of the company. The
fo,pdry was at first started as an exper-
;n,ent but it is now considered a neces-
sif7-. IT mas ontgrown its canvas-enclosed
anartrnents and now occupies four times
ire original space substantially inclosed
and thoroughly heated.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-12-17
HOARSE
COUGHS
S1UF ~
COLD
QUICKLY CURED BY
FoIey's Honey
and ] az

There is no. case on record of a
cold resulting in Pneumonia, or
other serious lung trouble, after
Foley's Honey and Taz' had
been taken.
1t will cure the most obstinate
racking cough, and heals and
strengthens the lungs.
Foley's Honey and Tar has
cured many cases of incipient
Consumption and even in the last
stages will always give comfort
and relief.
Foley's Honey and Tar gives
quick relief TO Asthma sufferers,
as it relieves the difficult breath
ing at once.
Remember the FOley'S
Honey and Tar and refuse
substitutes that cost you the
same as the genuine. Do not take
chances with some unknown
preparation.
Contains no oDiates.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-12-17

Policy Holder in Big Insurance
Company Will Have a
Chance to Vote.
RESULT CANNOT BE TOLD
SOME OF The LEADING EVENTS
SCHEDULED.

New York. Dee. 1e.-The long and hard
fought campaign for control of the hun
dreds of millions of dollars on the assets
held by the great life insurance COM
panies of New York state will come to an
END, for the time being at least, with the
election of officers on Dec. IS. Against
Inc so-called administration tickets, MADE
up of the present officers of the compa-
MES. complete tickets named by policy
holders organizations have been placed
ana every person holding policy IN any
of the companies will be permitted TO
register his choice, either personally or
. by proxy, when the balloting begins
Tuesday. Elaborate arrangements for the
elections have been made by the leaders
of the various interests.
Almost Simulta neOusly with these cleo
tons, the presidents of more than thirty
of the largest insurance companies in
the United States will meet in New YORK
for the purpose of forming a national or
ganization. The meeting. which is TO be
held on Dec. q, is the result of a letter
sent out a few weeks ago by President
Paul Morton of the Equitable.
Tobacco Trust Trial.
The trial of the McAudrews & Forbes
Co. OF New York and the ]. s. Young Co.
of Baltimore, both subsidiaries of the
American Tobacco company and both
charged with violating the Sherman anti
trust law I'm restraint of trade. will be be-
gun in the United States court in New
York next Tuesday. 1t is alleged that the
LNO companies TIE output VI III
orice paste used in making plug tobacco,
and that under a secret agreement they
divided the trade between them, forcing
prices uD exOrbitantly.
Teams representing Yale. Harvard, Co
iumbia and Princeton universities will
meet in New York this week to take part
in the annual intercollegiate chess tour
ney Play will begin on Dec. 20, and will
continue three days.
The annual celebration and banquet OF
the Ohio company of associates will be
held in New York next Wednesday
Whitelaw Reid, American ambassador to
Great Britain. will preside. Among the
prominent guests will be Vice President
Fairbanks. the governors of Massachu-
sets. Rhode Island. Connecticut. Ohio, In
diana, Illinois Michigan. Wisconsin and
Minnesota. and Andrew Carnegie.
Arguments in the application of W. r
Hearst TO Attorney General Mayer foI
leave to institute an action in the nature
of quo warranto proceedings against
Mayor Mcclellan of New York city, vii
be made before the appellate division oi
the supreme court on Dec. 2l
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-12-17
FraternaI Brotherhood.

Salt Lake lodge No. 1s7 met in its new
quarters in the old Masonic hall, Wednes-
dav evening Dec IL. After the annual
election of officers for the coming year.
which was merrily rushed through WITH,
to. the satisfaction of every member pres
ent a splendid musical program was rem
dered Two applications for membership
were received and favOrably passed upon,
Thirty members were present, including