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The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1906-02-14
CONSULTS
THEPARTY
ACTING GOVERNOR ATKINsONs
MARKED DEPARTURE FROM A
CARTER POLICY.

There is considerable talk in political
circles of the action of Acting Cover
nor Atkinson in discussing the appoint
ment of a new prison commissioner
this morning, with the chairman of the
Republican Territorial Committee,
such action being a marked departure
from the policy of Governor Carter,
who has ignored the chairman and ma
tional delegate, as well as the commit
tee, for some time. 1t shows that while
the governor and secretary may be at
one in official policies, they are far
from being of the same mind in a po-
litlcal sense, and may mean the heal
ing of a factional breach in the Re-
publican party.
Atkinsons first appointment was
that of G. j. Waller, as prison COM
missioner to succeed f. ]. Lowrey.
This morning he had a discussion of
the matter with A. G. NJ. Robertson, in
which he declared plainly his inten-
tion to consult with the party leaders
here in such matters and Robertson
expressed the opinion that the appoint
ment was one which would be regard
ed as satisfactory.
Acting Governor Atkinson said this
afternoon that he had talked over the
matter with Robertson and that he
thought it proper to so consult the
chairman of the party committee. In
fact the relations between the acting
governor and the chairman of the par
ty appear to be quite harmonious. Car
ter has declined to recognize Robert
son, either as chairman or national
committeeman, as far as consulting
him about appointments is concerned,
the governor instead acting on his own
views.
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From
KaIihi
ANOTHER CASE OF SUSPECTS
FINDING 1T EASY TO GET OVER
"A HIGH WALL.

The criticism of the use of the police
patrol wagon for carrying lepers has
brought out the news of another escape
from the Kalihi detention station. 1t
appears that the lepers carried in the
wagon were not from Oahu Jail, but
were escapes from the Kalihi station,
getting out of which seems to be COM
paratively easy somehow or other
"The story of the use of the wagon
to take lepers from the Jail to the sta
,tion is not exactly correct" said High
Sheriff Henry this morning, Though it
is a fact that the wagon carried them
at one time. They were sent from the
Jail to the station in the Board of
Health's conveyance for that purpose,
as soon as we found that they were
suspects A short time after one of my
guards found them on the street. at
night time. He took them into custody
and sent for the patrol wagon to take
them back to the detention station, 1t
was the only thing he. could do under
the circumstances"
The Kalihi station is supposed to be
entirely enclosed by a wall twenty-five
or three feet in height, but it is COM
mon report in the neighbOrhOod that
both men and women get out and scan
dalous are some of the stories told
about the place.
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PUMPING
STOPPED
ON TEXAN
ON TEXAN THIS
MORNING WE'RE THAT LIME
WAS BEING RAPIDLY Stacked.

The condition of the fire on the S. S.
Texan is about the same. There is
however thought to be some improve
ment i'm the burning from the fact
that a small quantity of smoke was
coming out of the hatch this morning
Abought 1900 tons of water were COM
ing out of the hatch this morning.
About 15OO tons of water were pumped
into the compartment of the vessel
from yesterday morning up to this
morning but today the water pumps
were stopped and the water was thrown
into the vessel only at intervals. This
means that the compartment is about
one third full of water The Stacking
of the lime is thought to be progre ssing
and by tomorrow the work will have
been completed and discharging and
cleaning of the compartment can COM
mence.
The pumping of steam into the COM
partment continues. Both hatch No 2
and hatch No. are closed with the
coverings the idea being to allow the
steam to circulate as much as possible
for the purpose of hurrying with the
stacking of the lime
Some lime stored i'm the compartment
forward of compartment No. and in
tended for Hilo is being discharged
Freight Agent Morse of the steamship
company stated that he felt quite hope
full now that the worst of the danger
had passed. He also expressed the be-
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Company would operate at present and
for details concerning them, Mr.. Alley
said: I'VE will fix sailing dates for
two steamers the Bucentaur and Afri-
cander of $500 and 4.25O tons net and
with a speed of II 1-2 ond 10 1-2 knots
respectively. Both these ships were
built at the Armstrong yards at New
castle-on-Tyne, and represent the lat
est types of marine architecture. They
will have no regular passenger accom-
modations, both being the tramp type.
with as much cargo space as possible.
after leaving Vancouver, our first
port of call win be Honolulu, T. H,
and then the following New Zealand
points: Auckland, Dunedin, yelling
ton, Lyttletown and Bluff. We have
not definitely decided upon the regular
Australian ports we will touch, with
the exception of Sydney, N. S. w.
within a period of six months we
will be putting two more steamers on
this run and will continue to put others
on as fast as conditions warrant"
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Murderer
Dies
In Jail
ILLADIO GONSALVES ESCAPES
THE GALLOWs AFTER ADMIT
TING HIMSELF A MURDERER.

Illadio Gonsalves has died in Jail, and
Murderer's Row has therefore lost one
of its occupants. Gonsalves was wait
ing trial for the murder of one Fran
cisco Torres last April. He stabbed
Torres to death with huge knife, in
Iwilei, and confessed the crime a few
weeks ago. Afterwards he withdrew
the confession and claimed that he had
been beaten by guards and had con-
fessed thinking that he might be
sentenced and allowed to go to the
hospital. The circumstaces of the con-
fession, however, showed it to be a
genuine one and there is no doubt that
he was the guilty man. He told High
Sheriff Henry the story of the crime
and admitted the stabbing, claiming
that up to the time of his arrest he did
not know that his victim was dead.
The murder was a cowardly stabbing
in the dark
q The confession was given in my
presence" said the High Sheriff land
Gonsalves was told to think it over for
night and see if he still wanted to
make It. The next morning l saw him
and he repeated it,"
Inc murderer WAS consequently
brought into court to enter plea Of
guilty and receive sentence, but after a
consultation with his attorney he with
drew the confession and made the
! charges of beating. H was i'll a long
time, and DR.. Moore the prison physi-
clan, held out no hope of recovery
Gonsalves' liver and lungs We're af-
fected. The doctor called in three 9TH
er physicians recently for consultation
! but there was no hope for the sick
! murderer.
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VANCOUVER, 3. c., February g.
r. A. Alley has returned to Seattle
from Ottawa where he arranged for
the steamship service between this
port and New Zealand. The style of
the firm operating these vessels will be
the Alley Steamship Company and Mr..
Alley will be manager Mr.. Alley will
leave Seattle today for Vancouver and
upon arrival here he will settle upon
his strenuous routine of arranging for
the new service.
Interviewed at Seattle Mr.. Alley said
that all English capital is behind the
enterprise which appears to be only in
its infancy.
'The Company 1 am to manage has
been awaiting the decision of the Can
adian and New Zealand Governments
in regard to a subsidy which we ap-
piled for some few months back" said
Mr.. Alley. "They have at last decided
to grant it and we will Immediately
frame a schedule of sailing dates"
When asked how many steamers his
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1906-02-14
WAS NOT
INSPECTED
FEDERAL INSPECTORS DID NOT
PASS ON MISSIONARY STEAMER
MORNING STAR.

Although the Federal Inspectors Of
Hulls and Boilers went aboard the
missionary steamer Morning Star sew
eral days ago for the purpose of in
specting her, the inspection was not
completed. The vessel holds a certi-
ficate that does not expire until July
and as it was stated to the inspectors
that she would in all probability go to
the coast before that time, it was de-
cided not to make any inspection.
There has been no sale Of the vessel
reported.
The stores aboard her are to be sold
at this place however. The vessel took
on quantity of stuff for the island
mission field. 1t consisted of needless
thread and other articles. This stun
is now being entered at the custom
house as returned American goods, the
idea being to dispose of it at this port
The career of the Morning Star as
a missionary vessel is now undoubted-
ly thing of the past and every effort
is being made to dispose of her for
commercial or any other purpose.
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CUPID SPOILED The
LANGUAGE LESSONS
RESULT A YOUNG
JAPANESE THE ENGLISH LANGUAGE TABLE MANNERS
THE PUPIL is TO BE DIVORCED TEACHER MUST
FACE A SERIOUS CHARGE.

tion agent, and in the evening they
would go to a hotel together for din
ner, in order that the Japanese lady
might learn American table manners.
She was an apt pupil as well as very
pretty one and was soon getting along
very well. There were hack rides home
after the dinners, however, and Wal
aluans say that love-mal1ing soon be-
gan to take the place of teaching.
The matter was brought to the at
tention of the Federal officers some
time ago, when Mayall was said to
have made the young woman practi-
cally prisoner in his home. The hus-
band made complaint and indignant
Japanese residents of Waialua were
preparing to form a mob and attack
Mayall in his home A riot was avert
ed by the appearance of Marshal Hen
dry with a warrant for the arrest of
Mayall. The woman was taken into
custody also, to be used as a witness.
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Undertaking to teach a pretty young
Japanese woman the English language
and to teach her also how to conduct
herself in western fashion at the din
ner table, led to serious troubles in
which Station Agent Mayall of Wal
alua is involved His case has been in
vestigated by the Federal Grand Jury,
and it is said that there will be an in
dictment returned against him, when
the jury reports, for a violation of the
Edmunds Act. While acting as teach
er Mayali is said to have become so in
fatuated with his young pupil that he
threatened to commit suicide unless
she returned his love.
According to the story that is sup
posed to have been told to the Grand
Jury, Mayall was asked by the Japan
ese husband to act as teacher of Eng
lish. Every day the young woman
spent some hours with the young sta
q
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A JAMAICAN LADY SPEAKS HIGH.
LY OF CHAMBERLAIN'S COUGH
REMEDY

Mrs. Michael Hart, wife of the sup
erintendent of Cart Service at Kingston
Jamaica, West Indies, says that she has
for some years used Chamberlain's
Cough Remedy for coughs, Group and
whooping cough and has found 1t very
beneficial. She has implicit confidence
in it and would not be without bot
tie of it in her home. Sold by all deal
ers. Benson, Smith & Co., agents for
Hawaii.
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SHINES "TRIP HERE.

District Attorney Breckons today re-
ceived a cable from United States Mar
shall Shine OF San Francisco, stating
that he would leave for Honolulu on
March Z. He is wanted here as a wit
ness in the transport Sherman coun-
terfeiting cases.
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ANNOUNCEMENT.

Miss Alice and Miss Francis Charles
will open a Guitar and Mandolin studio
Monday February 18th at 1874 Hotel
street opposite the Young Hotel in the
rooms of the Thayer Piano Co. Guitars
and Mandolins will be furnished pu-
pills without extra charge,
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1906-02-14
MORE lEMuRRERS

A lot more demurrers in the beef
trust case were filed today, by Kinney
& Cooper. They are from
A. NJ. Brown, the American Sugar
Company, d, p. r. Isenberg, J, f..
Brown, A. w. Carter, r. Hind, and the
McBryde Sugar Company. A demur-
rer was also filed by E. e. Conant, by
G. r. Peterson.
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PERSONAL.

You need Japanese goods? K. Yama-
motto, wholesale dealer win show you
choice samples. Plantation orders
given special attention. Phone Main
800. p o. Box $40. Hotel street near
Nuuanu.
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RESIIMEn PRACTICE.

George d. Gear has opened law Of
fees in the rooms formerly occupied by
Justice Hatch on Kaahumanu street.
Telephone Main PA.
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LAST ANSWERS

The last of the beef trust answers
and demurrers are being filed this af-
ternoon in the federal court. The
Henry Waterhouse Trust Company filed
a general denial, with A. G.. NJ Robert
son as counsel, and the Metropolitan
Meat Company, represented by Holmes
& Stanley and Robertson, filed de7
murrer
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1906-02-14
ORIENTAL GOODS.

Dainty and beautiful Oriental doy-
lies, squares, scarfs, embroidered grass
linens, pineapple silks, etc, are now
on sale at N. S. Sachs Dry Goods Co.
All new goods.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1906-02-14
ORGANDIE SALE.

Extraordinary values in fine white
organdie 35 and SOC quality on sale
at 1Sc 25c quality go on sale at 1870 at
Pacific Import Co.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1906-02-14

Lutted's Taro Flour, for sale by Hen
ry May & Co. and c. ]. Day & Co.
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vA1IENTINE DAY.

Don't forget Valentine Day February
IA. Drop in at Arleigh's and see their
nice line Of comic and sentimental
valentines.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1906-02-14
Governor
Who REALLY
GOVERNS
THE EXECUTIVE OF GUAM
MAKES A CALL ON THE ACTING
GOBERNOR OF HAWAII.

The Governor of Guam made a CALI
on Acting Governor Atkinson this
morning at the Capitol. He is Lieu
tenant Commander Potts, U. S. N, and
he is a governor in all that the term
can be made to mean, for he rules the
Island of Guam as an absolute dicta-
tor. Gov. Potts has neither parties nor
politicians, voters, newspapers nor
anything else to bother him, for he is
the whole thing himself
The government band was at the
Capitol when the visitor arrived, and
welcomed him with the Star Spangled
Banner, according to custom. He had
half an hours chat with the acting
governor. Captain Lyons, U. S. N.
and Captain Johnson, of the National
Guard, accompanied Governor Potts.
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NO DEVIATION.

There is no deviation from the
Criterion's rule, the best of every
thing.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1906-02-14

Automobiles can be nired day or
night at Club Stables, Fort Street.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1906-02-14

VALENTINES! VALENTINES!
BY stmr. Nebraslzan we received our
elegant line of valentines for February
IA, 1906. Come early and have first
choice. Wall, Nichols Co. Ltd,
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1906-02-14
ALL ENJOY IT.

Every bread winner can enjoy Rainier
Beer-so can his wife and children.
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Fine Job Printing, Star Office.
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new STEAMSHIP LINE
COMING TO HONOLULU

WILL OPERATE BETWEEN VANCOUVER, HONOLULU, YEA
LAND AND AUSTRALIAN PoRTs-wLL NOT OPERATE AS PAS
sENGER TWO FREIGHT STEAMERS
OF LATEST TYPE OF MARINE ARCHITECTURE
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Fine job Printing, Star once.
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Fine Job Printing, star Office.
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LAW OFFICE

Fine Job Printing, Star ONCE.
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TO STUDY
TOBACCO
GROWING
ASSOCIATED to The star). ,

D c.
Agriculture o ass the proposition
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Would Make
No OpOIOgy

Special to The Sentinel
Washington, Feb. 21.-Dr. Minor
Norris. whose wife some weeks ago
was elected from the White House
where she had gone to present. griey-
ances to the president. today gave out
Lor publication the correspondence
which recently passed between him
self and the president regarding the
case. Dr. Morris demanded pub
lie apology Of the president" for this
outrage on womauhood and common
decency." Secretary Loeb replied TO
him. stating that an investigation by
the chief of police showed that the
arrest was justified. and that the
lSindest act of Mrs. Norris kinsfolks
would be to refrain from giving the
case additional publicity.
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McCurdys Seek
A Settlement

Special to The Sentinel
New York. Feb. Brought TO
bay by suit instituted for the resti-
tuition of loot alleged to have been
flched from the Mutual Life Insur.
ance company. the McCurdys have
put in motion a plan looking toward
settlement.
Their attorneys are Delaney Mich
OIL John ID. Linsey and John +. Wise.
The plan eventually Will come be-
FIRE Ex-Attorney General Bridges and
Joseph II. 'Choate. consul for the
Mutual 1t is believed that the propo-
sition to settle. coming from the Nc
Curdys will be favorably received by
the present management OF the Nut
ual and It Is reported that the man
agement, which was reluctantly fore
ed into the proceeding by the stand
taken by Stuvesant Fish, will do all IL
can to make the compromise "A Ger
tainty.
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SmOOt Case
To Go Over !
speclnl 70 rhe sentIneI.

Special to The Sentinel
Washington, Feb. Statements
made today indicate that the Smoot
case will not be disposed OF at this
session of congress. Senator Smoot
will he given time TO bring in more
witnesses and the committee does not
expect to conclude It's digest of the
case until after March lst
Congress according to the present
views, will adjourn about March 18th
and earlier if possible. This is con
gressional election year and members
who have things to explain about the
legislation and their conduct general
ly will be anxious to get away and be
renominated.
Thus there will be only about two
months left after the committee in
vestigation of Senator Smoot shall
have been reported in, which the
business OF the senate must be done
The daily sentinel., 1906-02-21

they we're hunting along the line Of
the Midland. The booklet is known
as "Colorado-'The Playground OF
the Republic. On the second page
that portion Of President Roosevelt S
speech in which he referred to Colo
rado as a playground is quoted the
book is intended for the use oil the
California visitors who travel west
by way of Colorado as well as FOR
visitors to the Centennial state ana
1t will be given very wide distribu-
tion. Altogether It is one OF the
most attractive booklets ever issued
on Colorado.
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trim H. ms nus return from his hunting
Roos,a,, y, colorado last spring President
one III referred to that state as
more ~nlSh is becoming more and
eatiroe eaeh day the playground of the
Of tbe republic" This designation
lar 81 centennial state struck a popu-
Rsnwsor1' and the Colorado Midland
lates, Ss ~. mas used it for a title for the
road N.Dgiorado booklet issued by that
two co,ae ne booklet is neatly done in
ed win tIhiors and handsomely iilustrat-
scenes pictures of familiar Colorado
tura IL also includes n group pic
fr,as :" President Roosevelt. his
's and his guides, taken while
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Will Meet
On Friday !
sneclnl ID The Sentlnel

Special to The Sentinel.
committees of the anthracite coal
miners and operators appointed TO
consider the demands of the union
will meet Friday The demands are
still in the course OF formation will
then be presented and as yet there
has been absolutely no communica-
ion between the bodies. The mine
workers committee. which was in
session all yesterday. at the Ashland
house, thus far has settled upon at
least two OF the demands It will make.
the enforcement OF the S-hour law
and the recognition of the union.
The other demands are still being
discussed
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May Own
The System !
snecIal 10 The sentinel.

Special to The Sentinel.
Cleveland. Feb. Elf Mayor
Tom johnson will renew his propo-
sition TO buy the stock of the street
railway company at $500 per share
or a little better. Cleveland can own
its own street car system. President
Andrews has said that the proposi-
tion will be recommended for ac-
ceptance by him.
Il never thought" said Andrews.
that ! would recommend to my COM
pany that it accept your proposition
to have the city take over our proper
ty through a holding company, but
things are reaching crisis. Yes
said Johnson. within the next week
or so, you are going to get licking
or | am. ." well, ! can say TO you
now that if you will renew your prop
osition of SIS or better share |
will recommend that it he accepted. "
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Big Fund
For Defense
Special 10 Tie sentinel.

Special to The Sentinel.
Denver. Feb, 21-It is understood
at the headquarters OF the Western
Federation of Miners, that 100000
will be voted, if necessary to defend
Messrs, Meyer. Haywood and Petit
bone and any other members of the
organization who may be arrested
for alleged completely in the assass-
nation of EX Governor Steunenbere,
of Idaho.
When the treasury of the union is
depleted, fighting this and other charg-
es that may be made, every labor
union in the country Will be appealed
to for financial and moral support.
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No Federal
Divorce Law

Special to The Sentinel.
Washington. Feb. 2l.-It is the
sense of the congress that no feder-
nj divorce law is feasible and that
all efforts TO secure the passage of a
constitutional amendment, neees-
sary prerequisite. would be futile.
This is the substance of the resolu-
ton being debated by the divorce
congress in session here. The reso-
luton was submitted by the commit
tee on resolutions.
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A RumOr OF
Settlement !
Special to The Sentinel.

Special to The Sentinel.
Pittsburg. Feb. 21.-There is a
rumor current that the anthracite
operators have effected settlement
with the miners and that there will
be no strike with the anthracite men.
This would leave the bituminous men
TO fight the battle alone No con-
tirmatiou or additional information
was obtainable last night.
The daily sentinel., 1906-02-21

WANTED District managers to
post signs. advertise and distrib-
ute samples Salary $500 week
~. s2.0O per day for. expenses.
state age and present employment.
Ideal Shear co. 80 Randolph St
Chicago
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FOR SALE. steam engine and boil
er in good repair. VIII sell at
bargain IL sold at once. Also a
good rock crusher for sale cheap
Apply at the Rhone-Walker Real
ty company
The daily sentinel., 1906-02-21

WANTED Manager for branch Office
we wish TO locate here in Grand
Junction Address. with refer
ences The Morris Wholesale House.
Cincinnati.
The daily sentinel., 1906-02-21
Susan B. Anthony
Critically Ill !

Special 10 The Sentinel.
New York, Feb 2l.-Miss Susan
b. Anthony. the noted woman suffrag-
list is critically i'll from facial neu-
ralgia. She is just S6 years old. and
NAV die
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girl to work at Rio
Grande section house. Apply there
or at the Sentinel office.
biue music store. Apply to 33s
Main. Good business location.
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WANT COLUMN

FOR sALE-Horse and buggy. Call
at The Fashion.
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FOR SALE-Modern 7-room house
corner LIST and White Must be
sold at once. For particulars ad-
dress owner p. o. Box 304.
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Work by day or week,
by competent woman. Apply at
439 Rood
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It is the best there is-Cameo coal.
Phone Red 213 or Black 241.