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The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1906-10-17

Prof. Lippard wants 30 good
students to enter the Mt. Sterling
Business College at once, to pre-
pare for positions. He has re-
Gently placed twelve of his Ky.
graduates into good positions, with
calls for more. Nothing pays bet
ter than thoro business educa-
ton, its parents best gift to sons
and daughters better than to give
them money. 13-3t
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1906-10-17

FOR. SALE privately two hum
dred acres OF Bourbon county land,
one mile south of Little Rock on
Jackstown and Little Rock pike.
Farm is in good condition, mostly
in grass, For particulars address
BEN HoPKINs, Little Rock, KY, .or
f. w. Fratnan, Owingsville, Kyr
9th
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1906-10-17

See Cravens if yon want an
auctioneer. 13-tf
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1906-10-17

All orders sold in our tailor
opening Oct. Is, 10 and 20 will be
tried on before finished. Guaran-
teeing perfect satisfaction or no
delivery. Punch & Graves.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1906-10-17

\ Every young man and women
possible, should enter the Mt.
Sterling Business College at once.
Positions guaranteed. 13-3t
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1906-10-17

FOR RENT-In my Harrison
Ave. residence, three rooms and
two halls. Mrs. Dallas Garner.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1906-10-17
HutseII Sale.

The Hutsell farm of 400 acres
near Howards Mill, was sold to
Sid Hart at S64. 40 per acre.
Clay Turner bought a pair of
mules for 1912.
Corn in the field sold to Sid
Hart at - per barrel. Oats sold
for SO per ton.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1906-10-17
For Sale.

Extra quality home grown rye,
250 bushels. Price right.
j. X. Hobbs,
13-3t Manager.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1906-10-17

T. +. Rogers desires to an
nounce that he has some desirable
city dwellings for sale and rent.
Call at his Office for particulars.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1906-10-17

The fall novelties are at the
Novelty Store.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1906-10-17

Mr.. John " Jones is in Win
chester attending the State Optical
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1906-10-17

FOR SALE Al sized farms in Carroll couns
ty, NO., in the center Of the corn, wheat and
ne-gr IS belt Of the State. For desc iption
aud price write 7. 4. Shields, Tina, Mo. ll-4i
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1906-10-17

Cravens will conduct your sales.
l3-tf
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1906-10-17

Hazelrigg's Cloaks are new, styl-
ish and dependable. Don't buy
until you have inspected their ex-
cellent assortment. 14-3t
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1906-10-17

House and lot on Holt avenue.
13-tf Mrs. S. It. Greene.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-19

Keith McMurran, 10 years old. wAa
arrested thls morning CHARGED hy
A = Nichols. OF the American Ma
chine works. with having extracted
"a watch and chain valued az soc
from hia vest pocket. which he left
hanging In his office
In ludge Alhertson's court the
petition Of the city % Seattle Ia It's
petition for tho laying u OF Har
ward Av. Was this morning closod
resulting IN the condemnation -
harN ard ~
Judging from figures received
FROM the health department 50 FAR
this month. October Ntil show an
unusually larse Number OF deaths
Up to today s. deaths have been re-
ported resulting chiefly from TUDOR
eulosla. pneumonia and typhoid
fcvcr.
steamer kltsap viii 60 ON the
dry dock tomorrow and have a new
siNfoot bronze propeller placed
When this Is done the KltaAp viii
b. able % make - miles an hour.
making her the iasteat boat o. the
mosquito fleet
For the use OF profanity and the
constant exhibition Of violent tenn
peF. Mary A Layejoy was this
morning granted a divorce from
samuel A ioveiay By Judge Gin.
iam
r. Lmad. a ieamater. was arreafed
this morning b. Humane officer
Naapell charged uith cruelty to an
tmals
The case against Or. n. y Titua.
the socialist orator. charged with
uniawfally obstmeslnE the streets.
which Il now Ia the superior court
90 appeal and which was TO have
enao up FOE trial before Judge
FrAter today. has been postponed
indefinitely on account % sickness
Of DIR. Titus.
The trustees Of the First Method
80 church will meet Mouaay nlsht
When the question Of location Tor
the rev building wiii be settled and
everything made ready for an i'm.
mediate start ON lta construction
steamer Cottage City arrived this
afternoon At , 10 o'clock from
southeastern Alaska.
The Seattle Electric company IL
workiax oa the line between nai
lard and interbaf. Street grading
has bean xolaw on for some tine
aud The car track has bean left srs.
eFai feet above the level Early this
week the Seattle Electric company
laid another track on the nsw grade
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. ON n FRONT


The revenue cutter Grant viii be
sold at public auction ga Nov -
Charles a Mccormack a co OF
san Francisco have chartered the
steamers Tampieo aud Meteor from
the Gioba Navigation company 20
carry lumber 20 San ~Franelsco.
Steam schooner Washington u
expected In port tonight from san
Francisco with a load Of eoubuast
hlrs
Steamer Olympia Of the North
western Steamship company passed
Cape Fiattery this moFniag IT 10
O'Clock This Olympia has 5sg pas
senEers aboard from Nome She
all arrive about : o'clock this evon'
Ing
steamer Melville Dollar. l. H.
Cray q Co. IL due 20 arrive In Seat.
ile Tonight from san francisco with
a cargo of oil and candles. etc. for
the standard OF company. This
vessel has Just come off the dock
after a thorough ov~srhaullnE. and IL
nos on her artl trip under nsn
management. she haxinz FecrHry
been soId b. the Dollar Steamship
company 20 the Pollard people The
Melville Dollar viii remain perna
nentiy on the run bet weeu Seattle
and San Ffkurfseo
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-19
FOOLISH REPORT
is DENIED

r4aaiaus report given cat
h ihe effect that the 80
~.sl s~slpfs 81 TIE city light
Aszrneut Tor isef would be
nits1 was corrected toaay ~
$500 J.Ah IAmh ol the lighting
s~ssarursut
r. -tmate - st1Stt foF next
,.gs rsrlnts and purpnrtei "a
rsse trsm mr dtd noL said Mr.
,smA II was 100 foolish 90 pay
~ ~slicallea g. o. our accounts
-. rsnsh zoe commercial lighting
- aambss at ieast atao ana 0iu
49, sm 81 a VERY conservative ese
t~sts t1qea The estimated esfns
lsxs Z tie department for 1897
4. Submitted 20 ths finance commit
- saa somptFo9ler we're GtaAeae
al i = safe t. say that be VII
rsash nat figure anyvaY
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nnd has now started ON the former
track This part 81 the road viii
be dnubletfacked
A special rate 81 enc fare plus SO
has been announced BY the Great
Northern Tor the Trans MlaalHaippi
commercial congress-. which con
Nenea at Kansas Clty November 20
10 81 ftckcta on sale November
it aud no.
The funeral OF Edward 4. Preston
VIII be held tomorrow at g o'clock
~ hutterwarth's chapel under the
auspices Of the Masonic Iodgo.
The Cooks and Walters union. OF
Seattle. ara planning Go start a
campaign Ia the spring for a ak
day week The new Arrangement.
u pat Into force. will amply 20 rea
~tauranta and hotels wherever union
help IL employed
The Y N { A star oanfae Of
entertainments will begin Monday
night With the Lulu TYLER Gates
comnsny, which will appear ga
ksan'a hall. Arcade building This
company IL composed OF four veil
trained artists,
In the divorce ease Of rhena
Prescott against N | T Prescott.
Judge Nakey today laaued a re-
Htraining order 10 keep Prescott
from diape-ing OF promiasofy notes
which he secured by forcing hts
wife to sign while abe was sick.
Robert BLACK. formerly a county
office holder aud one time respected
eitisen. has been sentenced TO 30
days In tho city Jail Drink has
caused his downfall.
George Curtis reported 90 the
police this morning that while
standing a short distance from
GUYS drug STORE this morning he
saw a mau steal a saw filing outfit
and make hls way down the street
The maa got away before an officer
could be Notified
] ~ noxeil. roominE At f06M
Pike s.. reports that bis roam Vas
catered BY sneak thieves some time
last HiEht aud many articles stolen
John Thompson. Nina Thompson
and Mrs J. Thompson wsru arrest
"a early this morning BY Patrolmen
Wilkes and kesfe for being drunk
aud ~dssordefiy persons
J. J. Wolf this morning received
word from Honolulu 81 the death IN
that city % A. NJ MeiiiH. brother
II Mira Wolf and Of Theodore Mel
Ia. ~ this city Mr Mcills was 81
Years OF VI and vas a prominent
merchant Of Honolulu His father
vas At one time Jewish rabbi In
this city
The 81 Paul Fire a Marine In
euranee company has filed a peti.
ton in the United States district
court OF appeals asking Iaf = to
Versai Of decision from final decree
rendered against Il on September
10 BY Judge Hanford Thla decree
vas Ia favor Of the Pacific Geld
Storage company. In which the for
moF company was Required 20 pay
the lhsliant the aum q ssa.5ss
The case Of the state against J
W. Shrlion. 4 colofed porter.
charged With burglary. VAS late zee
teFdaY dismissed BY Judge Frater
ia the criminal department of the
superior court on motion The af
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-19
STAND on DAMAGE CLAIMS.

A firm stand ~ The matter %
damage awards. which will mean a
great aaVing 10 the city. was taken
yesterday BY the streets committee.
pursuing 4 previous suggestion Of
the finance committee Heretofore
the custom of petitioners asking for
the widening or grading Of streets
has been TO insert a closing ciause
IN the petiiions reservinE the riKht
90 awards for damages. which the
cltY has been compelled to pay.
Both finance and street committees
have nov siEnlfied their intention
20 refuse To report f%Axorahiy any ~
tition in which all claim 10 damages
frpm the eiiy IL waived. unless the
city Is 20 be directly benefited
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resting officer was unable to feeof
niso the prisoner. on which depend
cd the proof OF the others guilt
Tho West Gcatile football toam
will play the Olympia Athletic club
on the grounds at Woat Seattle text
Sunday.
Gertrude. wife OF John Netter an
umploye OF the shlphuildlnE ftFm OF
kinE A Wing Of West seattle died
thia morning at 2 o'clock from a
complication of diaenseh Tho BODY
lies AZ Isstterworth'a Undertaking
naflora In Seattle.
W H Gilfroy. OF Washington, u.
G, aud for ~ yeafa journal elerk
81 the United states senate. pui
chased property IA West Seattle IT
wears ago. Wednesday. while aok.
ina over hiu land FOR tho first time,
he slipped aud fell cutting a deep
cash Ia his chin aud looaenihE
three OF four teeth
Adolph Hammer. the plaintiff in
a personal injury anlt against y ~
Caine. answers the defendant Last
week Caino filed allegations IN
which he gave the other the lie IN
no uncertain language and wlneh
has now called forth allegations
from the man whom he ran olfer
with hia automobile and then
thraahed.
The county commission granted
a contract for the construction df a
ncw road between Rentun aud lAsn
quah 20 !. n OocriE for t5.70o
J n Faffuli. local representative
and vice president of the Union Pa
eiile railway. ieft for the east hst
nieht very hurriedly Rnd u ~
fumored that he had gone 20 CON
cult with officers Of the company
ia regard 10 the franchise apuliea.
lions of the Union Pacific fof n
riEht Of WAY into Seattle from The
south along The tide flats
All the lsweiry stolen from G y
Hopkins and Mrs 7 o Abbott has
heen recovered ~ G. blanchard,
who admitted taking she lewelry
aud diamonds took Detectives
byrne and Phillips 20 the loan Of
ucos where the Jawelry had been
nawned
4 NJ Palmer a clerk tn a Second
az cigar siary. has been arrested
BY patrolman Smith. charged with
taking part In a dice game
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GOA AT SAN FRANCISCO.

Tha famous sioop d1oa. N which
Captain nsali Amundsen went
thfsaEh the norihw~s passage. ar
rived In San Franchises this morn.
ing IN command of Lieut. Hansen.
Captain Amundssn's right han1t
man The arrrral different Sorts
societies wlit xiss receptions 10 the
srew After spending some time IN
san Frmueiaeo. the Goa aNi b.
brousht % Seattle aad turned over
to the stock company. which ia -
auy the famous traveller
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The Open Sesame
10 Success

The open sesame 20 a place
above yonF fsllowtuen. 4 good hard
cash. with which AZ 4 mofnsnfs no
tiec yoa can snatch the opportunity
that makes yoa rich De thrifty and
you maat succeed The say to save
Il to opcn an account with the State
Bank Of Seattle. where your savings
draw Z per cent interest com.
pounded semiannnaliy. SO
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-19

= Tho corporations committee a
= nt the city council this after 4
a noon agreod to recommend for :
q paasarp tie proposed street a
a ear franchises FOR second aY a
= \ and Weatlako boulevard q
q containing the amendments ~ 4
4 gatdlng ioin use conceded by 4
a the Seattle Electric company, 4
= hat without Inserting Tho Of =
a fecttNe common usof clause 4
= recommended by tho iaint =
q uavr committee which me AZ :
q the Chamber Of Commerce on =
q Monday .
+.
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MapIelne F~lavorIng
Extract Is the
Best

The day Of inferior f~avorlns on
tracts IL oxsF To wfn a regular
place on the pantry shelf an article
must be thoroughly pure Rack 81
cvsry bottle % Mapislns. the best
fiavoring extract mate. stands the
reputation q the crencsat Mia Co.
aad with IS the psrsonai guarantee
% the grocer No housewife eve
tried Mkpieine anA regretted thu
experiment. for a more delicious.
heAlthfal flavor Isn't made Added
to a little sugar and eater. u makes
maple syrup TIA, oaf naples tbs
famous vennont product VIA yoa
Try . bottle from yaur Kroeesf
sss
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-19
Have You Been TO the
Navy Yard?

Every visitor and every resident
Of Seattle should see Uncle Sans
wonderful navy yard az Bremorton
See tho battisships. cruisers and
torpedo boats there. the great
training ship Philadelphia; the mag
n%ificent dry dock. foundriea aud ma
chine shops The ride on the Port
orchard boats, which leave Pier 2.
ak times daily. Ia delightful. and
you viii enjoy H. Round trip. soc
go
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lAsps oErssi.mO

AG Eamps vas this morning
txarde1 damages IN the sum OF
taN ~ Superior Jndke Morris for
rnsunal sniaTies sustained in an
txlasnl with an automebsls belong
M 10 the Marine Laundry CON.
pa.
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SIS Special Suits

ON our second floor We are spe'
ciallzing In So business suits Here
YOU will find values that are eaiai
10 as and $50 grades W y.
Hutchinson Co. cor. Second anu
THufou At
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-19

drunk and stealing a yaiise con
tanning $40 IA cash. a check o
500 and u suit Of clothes Tho
woman Is thought 10 be hiding
somewhere IN the city.
TACOMA. Oct ta-The building
fund Of the Young Mems Christian
association rs steadily growing. and
the Boosters club hiss taken hoio
of the proposition 10 help out the
young men IN their work Of collect
ing subscriptions
SOUTH BEND Oct IA party
Of surveyors under the leadership
Of Mr. Underhill b. at work on
North river The proposed line Is
20 be from the Columbia up kOrth
liver for the Northern Pacific.
WALTHAM Mass. Oct by
the oVerturninR Of an automobile
a. the foot 81 a long hill between
Wayland and sudbury Center yes
terday Mrs Pred n Dillon Of Fitch
burg. wna Killed and Mrs George
y. Grant, IT,, also u Fttehburg.
sustained a fracture 81 two ribs
aud other injuries George y
Grant. IT,. president Of the Grant
Yard company, Of fftshburg. who
aa operating the machine. escaped
practically unframed.
TORONTO. Ont. Oct ie-Fire
which started last night In the
grandstand at the exhibition
grounds totally destroyed the grand
stand and swept through the prin'
elpal buIldlnga Al 2 a. N the fire
a under control The loss VIII
De about s2G0. 900.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-19
SIS Special Suits

o. oar @eona floor ue arr srV
taHxlnx Ia SIS Business saits Hers
sea nili find values that are equal
% Us and 80 grades W. ~
Haiehinsnn Co. cnr. Second and
rnlen It "
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4 ta asin on 18th Ave-. fusf nuath
- Aiaiiaan ~ east front just the spot
~ araftmanf huusr. taramp ftpq o..
pear
Esa-on ism Ave- GOD view @xta
yhs will make rluneY foe yau
81 10 @sf1a. on Aat Ave. eeuenf waik
ufsf EAST linton taf
riouu - 5 and e.fs-sm houses on Queen
Anne Hilt. near eer line.
o. Tot s1ktm.n on i2th Ave, east front
near RaF ~
F1h Lafa near West END u Wnpdisnf
pafh. near car line
ANDERSON as boston mn Ind ul
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cav. prasnlso tppoInrro.

tsersprs Telegraph ssrvsesl
WASHINGTON. oct fs-iirN
Gen psfshlnx has been trsirnstei
"a commander ~ The Department ~
California. with headquarters Of
sac FFanriseo % Rueeard Gen.
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HAVE ABANDONED
THE DISCUSSION

sT. LOUIS Oct fs-The bank.
n haviax apparently decided that
rurfsuee reform 10 too bis a cues
tua soF the limited tune, abandoned
a. .uksect for the time being
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READ FAYa mo- Ap IN
ToMpnROWs STAR ~ YOU
WANT To GET ~ on A
coon THING II REAL Ea-
TATE FOn A SMALL tH-
vgsrMENT BEFORE PRICES
90 lr.
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MRS, DAVIS
IS BURIED
-. rsl.araph service

gssripps TeieafapA eeENsef
,feu0oNn va ogt ~ NrH
ysnssssn paws Nas esflr9 tea.N
seearlsd military heods by tfe
$50 tessps ana confederate vet
rhs h4sfy vas inferred near
tsmhs x Presidents Aonree ana
8oles
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-19
nEAvY HORSES ron SALE.

o. H. Holcomb Go. have jus, re-
e~ived a carload Of heavy draft
horses hieh viii be sold al their
sales stables. 1914 Western aY. MIN
tEll. 80
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BRIEFS BY WIRE
laerInn. TaIenrsnh a.rvIes.l

(serpps Telegraph ssrvios)
HOQulAM. Oct ~ The Frank
II Lamb Machine company has de-
elded 10 erect 4 foundry 10 eonnec'
ton with rs plant The building
VIII be 30 hy 20 feet In size and
two stories high With the ma.
ehluefy nHlathd II Will coat $4,000.
NEW YORK. Oct 10 Duncan G..
Best. Of Hiishafo. III. an actor.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-19

WASHINGTON. u c.. Oct. -
Lieutenant Commander G. N knop
per vas yesterday assigned 10 CON
mand the Almirafhe hay survey a.
reditiou Almirante baY Is a pros
f%ectiYo naval station 40 miles wcsi
OF the entrance 10 the Panama
canal
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PARIS. Oct f9-The budget com.
mission has reduced the final zig
uren Of this years budget from
$500. 700. coo 10 t1Ge 100000. This
will -necesaitAto "a loan OF si6.
600. 900.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-19

EAGLE HAHBoR. Oct 10 -For
repairs ana ovofhanllng the achOon
81 William ~ Smith H. 40 Eagle
tlnfbor The vessel Will be placed
n the drydock aud be stripped aud
feoauiked Afterward she ia 10 be
Hhoaihed and when IN commission
will load lumber for California.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-19

IDA GROVE. Iowa. Oct 10 Os
car Berger. accused 81 fraudulent
banking. was acquitted yesterday
Tho jury vas out IS hours.
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- Sale Niah x6sde fsai estate haises
au1 tHtH. All iu fiha MEafiuGs and rftaes
laff aash and faTf tsfins
Also Hafsis sinsas iudsiuE houses G.
rect. an8 HilEatf#s
one iftrkIAfd far ale. eta al The lat
80 tfarfUFaA machinery I mssna and dff
rsIIa anH ell fanIa. blEUk HNuHH. UniinE
taas sfafe fanm ana asfire % sefoa -
aal falsFuaa fHask Ga trent q ven aatF
Ell aafa faf haHlua clay q nfiH - faHi ei
hsna Fftrs - 80 half aasH ha4nEa "a
tsfns efnsz Ia
Al Nusinasa corner aa fh av central
ieanaa tftnsa tfN feni arnthtf, Efiea
- I'D kaif aash. hataneH tefme
Hahair - ffaf ssru 80 easa SOD nas
Tea
f rizaf aHA eaafH ttanssf stew. 90 csah|
frHf So Esat afiHa
Nsiiabia aru lad sasl EaA James q
Hesf - a.
mrfu0EuEu q cAnHTENhNa
49, $1,000 W. a-- -
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hltKNM AHH a.
Owner EuinH fH AitaFta. ftisf ssu ha
aH4tn fsHm haans. fhfFNsn huane far4s.
etc Hi in nhu aaHiifian acre r. lsna.
Nainn AIS aus THIS ana fuaHa an quef
taHHA sairHlid acre 20 easf terms
q HirhnY errs vita faHf room
nauHal FIsHI 81 tHs boulevard
aes AZ haaeh 81 DAILY affsf I ~
al hflEhtaa neaeh
" WuWEN.
- -. ~. III. III L
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DUBLIN. Oct ia-in view Of the
failure Of the potato crop famine H.
threatened In West Ireland this win
ter.
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LOUISVILLE. Ky. Oct 10 Mrs
Richard Dryer wife of the racing
ftarter. died yesterday Of pafuiynia
Tho body viii be taken 70 New
York tonight.
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D. IN
CLEVELAND

saapes Telearshh SefN
~yFIANn q. oct NJ John
-. warnlus ana Was dfivee 'a 4l'
- 80 Al tsrest nm imgnea'as'ti
2 has supposed that he Re hers tn
with the standard oil
- At t1pdta2
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Save money on Rules. Squares
Tape Lines. etc. at ~spinninga this
Weph "
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OAKLAND Oct. 70 Adolph
levin. a produce dealer 81 this city.
Was treated Al the receiving hos
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committed suicide ia bis lodgings
here yesterday by lnhallng Hum
mating gus
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ritaI yesterday for q brulao On the
shoaldsr ile claims That the wound
" q result Of being held up on the
San Bruno road IN San Franeinco
~ two policemen In plain clothes.
HOQutAM. Oct l9eW W Bah.
ridge, Of Astoria. hat secured an op
ton on tho tuR Agnes, belonging 70
parties ia this city ~ purchased
the Agnes vii be taken 10 the Go.
lumbia rlYor
HoQUtAM Oct The storms
Of the past feN days have brought
thousands of ducks and geese north
aud theBe birds are now In the har.
bor The week has been a great
one for the hunters and some very
large bags have been killed
suNNYsfDE. Oct fg-Arrauge
mentu have been made 20 Install an
ice and cold storage plant at Sunny
slide fhe plant r. to be- owned and
operated By % stock company com
posed Of citizens of sunnyside and
the immediate vicinity
HOQuIAM. Oct 1.-The pupils
Of the high school are circulating a
petition for the purpose Of raising
1000 90 be- used for installing au
upto=date gymnasium In their build.
ing
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MOUNT VERNON. Oct ia-Har
rinon ClOthier. often spoken Of AS
the father OF Mount Vernon, died
sunday evening ia this city.
NORTH YAKIMA, Oct l9-The
police are looking for Mary Brown
eolored, accused Of going into a
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