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- mnrt convenient article to
have about the camp or home
chair ts quickly formed into a
stap ladder feet high, is well
made and strong regular price
"a sa1t very special fer the
week. each ss.s.s44++. &1.3b
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Adirondack silver birch
furniture

We are Exclusive seattle agent.
select Adirondack silver bifch
for your summer furniture AID
you*ll have the certain knoWt-
edge ~ having the right thing
we have Is splendid showing OF
this new hiRh-elakn summer
furniture. including tables.
chairs. rockers. garden seats.
Fetteea, etc. made from the nat
uFai bark % the Adirondack
fnrssts-~fhe proper furniture
for the verAnaa4 summer cot
taEe or bungalow. We picture
] popular alFie.
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we have the agency for this
fsidinF bed. Sc the best II
i,s hind. no wood l. used IA it,
conniru, ton. hciag ~ metal
throughout fitted with fine
National wire sprlns dlsiias an
the top. and ehch hhif.Heetien
drops over. forming fallzsife
bed. special price for the week
.... 800. ......... 1906
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camp stoves

camp stoves
Each season we sell n great
many more OF these stoves
for camp and Alaska use.
they are most convenient
for such uae-light. strong
and durable. made Of best
quality refined sheet iron.
- hole size. regular price
VIA special Tor week csc
- hole size. regular price
sf.fs. special Tor week ,....
$3.50 1853 tst.ts.-t. S1.2o
- hole size, regular price
$3.50. special for week -.
.ettts ses. tFavtf.s-. SLIT
we also carry this stove
with a east iron top, made
extra heavy,
$ hole size. regular price
$3.50. special for tho week
sssst.ts +tasss ssssfs eEsUD
"a hole stze. regular price
tf15. special for the week
s.st.tst .+s.s. ....s S4.2o
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wlckIess blue flame oil stoves

Easily handed light 40 s'sRS
clean odufiesa Ahaolef
naaiel npeut. cost ot runnns = ts
blue
m do ali 81
ft
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Oshkosh grass rugs-summer floor covering
IN hi. Tuesday
and confederation
these tempting prices
n5e
E.ze
tto0i special Tuesday
1000, special or
price $3.50 special for Tuesday s77b
The daily sentinel., 1907-07-17
Hertz winning Motion

Alderman Hertz, one of the best
business men that ever sat on the
council and a man who believes in
doing things without much waste of
time then made motion that only a
local attorney or local attorneys
shall be employed in carrying forward
the case providing for the condem-
nation of the water rights of Hannah
Creek for the benefit of Grand juno
ton" Mr.. Hertz. believes that we
do not have to go from home to get
the necessary legal assistance.
City Attorney Rozzelle, evidently
not very favorable to employing a
home attorney, addressed council say
ing that it would be impossible to
get the home attorneys to bid against
each other.
AFTER CONSIDERABLE DISCUS
SION A VOTE WAS TAKEN AND
THE MOTION PASSED BY A VOTE
OF FIVE TO THREE AS FOLLOWS:
AYE:-DAVIES DREW, HERTZ,
MATTHEW'S AND PLANK. Nay
BOYER. HUDSON, FLYNN.
This eliminates Archie Stevenson
from employment by the city in this
matter.
Alderman Plank then asked to with
draw Attorney Carnahan's proposi-
ton, as unuef lne circumstances ne
did not think it would be treating
Mr.. Carnahan right to allow it tc
stand as conditions were now differ
ent from those under which the com
munication was made.
Alderman Flynn jumped to his fee
and moved that Mr.. Carnahan'!
proposition be turned over at once tc
the special water committee" L
would appear that Mr.. Flynn was (;
| little big irritated at the action II
| barring outside attorneys.
However, Mayor Wentworth anC
the other aldermen believed that Mr.
Plank was right and he was allowed
to withdraw the communication.
The daily sentinel., 1907-07-17

Shortly after eight O'Clock last
night the council convened for the
only and particular purpose of de-
Gliding what steps should be taken
toward securing legal assistance in
this all important matter. The ses-
sion lasted one and one half hours
Every alderman was present.
There was a general discussion and
at times the discussion grew very
spirited and sensational. That the
city council is not of one mind on
many questions and propositions deal
ing with the construction of a noun
tain water system is evident and per
haps this makes it all the better for
the city. That the majority of the
members of the council is determin-
ed to move cautiously even if slow
ly and to know absolutely that they
are right before they go ahead, is
also apparent.
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WIDELY KNOWN HERE.
Rev. ii. S. kirlSbride, of the Metho-
dist Church, Gives Up Pastorate
for n Secretaryship.

There is a great host of people in
Grand Junction who will be inter
ested in the following announcement
in the Pueblo Chieftain concerning
Rev. II. S. Kirkbride, for several
years presiding elder of this district
of the Methodist conference and a
frequent visitor to the city
1t was announced to the congrega-
tion o fthe First M. e. church yes
terday morning that the pastor, Rev.
S. II. Kirkbride, after August / will
be agency secretary of the Central
agency of the American Bible socie-
ty with headquarters in Denver. Rev.
Mr.. KirRbride has been granted a va
cation here and will go at once to
University Park, Denver, where he
will occupy a residence, although his
family will remain here until Sep
tember /.
The position which is to be as
sumed by Rev. Mr.. Kirkbride is one
of much Importance as the territory
over which he will have jurisdic-
tton embraces ten western states and
he was given his choice between Kan
sas City, st. Louis and Denver for
his headquarters
All of the products of the Bible
society sold in the territory under his
jurisdiction will pass through his
hands and the principal task will be
to secure subagents. the majority of
whom will be converted foreigners to
handle the books among their coun-
| try people. Rev. Mr.. ~Kirkbride ex-
poets to have men speaking at least
twenty-five languages engaged in the
work in a short time and in addition
will be obliged to visit colleges and
universities throughout the country.
and all conferences in order that the
work may be properly represented.
Rev. Mr.. Kirkbride has been in
| Pueblo several years and in that time
has been very successful in forward
ing the interests of his church. He
has been identified with all of the
church movements in the city and
| has been known as progressive
and fearless worker for the cause OF
| Christianity. His RESIGNATION has
caused deep regret to hs congrega'
ton, the members OF which have
been heartily in sympathy with his
excellent work. Among the other
churches of the city also, Rev. Mr.
Kirkbride's departure will be {
source of sorrow, as he is held in higf
regard by all church workers.
The daily sentinel., 1907-07-17
Roasted Either Way

Mayor wentworth remarked that
the council must be careful and not
to make a bad selection, that it would
be all right to employ a home man
if he could deliver the goods. He sug-
gested that the council will be roast
ed whether it employs a home man
or a man outside the city. "If we
employ a man outside the city and
he falls down some will say, home
attorney could have won out; If we
employ an outside man and he wins
out it will be said Oh Well! home
man could have done as we'll. If we
take a home man and he loses we will
be roasted for not employing some
outside attorney. So there you are"
The daily sentinel., 1907-07-17

Walnut clock shelves, 13c the
Racket. Margery block.
Waterman's Ideal fountain pens
worn twenty-five years, are still in
use. Primrose, jeweler.
Don't forget the $4,000 to be
given away at the county fair for the
best box of apples by c. P. McCary.
Mr.. Kenzie has some rare bargains
In rubber garden hose. See him
before buying, 404 Colorado avenue
]. E. Mckenzie. the plumber. max
es specially of repairing defective
plumbing.
A few children's rocking chairs to
be closed out at cost. and 10 cent
store.
]. H. Lane, 1875 South 5th street,
does all kinds of cornioe. tin and
sheet iron work. The kind that gives
satisfaction and is lasting.
The Suitorium 125 South 5th can
clean your clothes SO that they will
look as good as new ones. All kinds
of altering and repairing done.
If you want first class work done
in the tin line or desire metal work
of any kind call on ]. H. Lane at 127
S. 5th street. All work done in the
shortest possible time.
See Lowe Brothers. timers for
Windows and store awnings, put up
complete in any stripe and size.
Phone Black 1894 or call at 126 N.
5th street, Grand Junction, Colo.
The daily sentinel., 1907-07-17
Proposition From Carnahan

Being approached and solicited by
certain members of the council who
have believed all along that there
are attorneys in Grand Junction full
ly capable of doing the wark, to
make a proposition to the council At
torney James S. Carnahan through
written communication presented
by Alderman Plank announced that
he would he willing to take charge
of the legal work for the sum of ST.
$50. Five hundred dollars to be paid
when the contract with him is sign
ed; $500 to be paid when the de-
cree of the district court is entered
upon final hearing in the district
court and $3.50 to be paid when the
case is finally determined. Mr.. Car
nahan stated that he believed that
the case could be carried to success
but that he would not guarantee to
do so. At some length Mr.. Carnahan
set forth what he would consider
to be his duties, etc.
The daily sentinel., 1907-07-17

All kinds of tailoring cleaning and
repairing at the new tailor shop at
314 Main street. l. Berger proprie-
tor.
Best copyrighted novels at popu-
lar price. $1.50. Our price this
week. SO cents 500 to select from
at and 10 cent store.
If you install a Front Rank fur
mace in your home you will not be
complaining about poor heat when
the cold weather begins, Lane, 125
S. 5th, sells them.
The new tailor shop 10 prepared
to make gentlemen's clothes to order
and clean and repair ladies' and gem
tlemen's clothing. All work guaran-
teed. /. Berger 314 Main street.
The daily sentinel., 1907-07-17
Plank Hits Hard.

Alderman Plank created ripple
of excitement when in answer to GER
tain remarks by Alderman Flynn he
said Il should think that Mr.. Carna-
hans reputation is as good as Stew
enson's. According to the Denver
papers hes old out clients and friends
and how do We know that he would
not sell us out?"
The daily sentinel., 1907-07-17
Mayor Against II.

Alderman Boyer moved that the
special water committee get Some
tangible proposition from Mr.. Stew
enson. Alderman Davies and Mayor
Wentworth expressed themselves to
the effect that Stevenson letter was
a sufficient proposition and Alder
man Hertz agreed with them. The
motion was seconded and the vote
stood four to four. Mayor voted
against asking Attorney Stevenson
for new and more tangible PROPOSE
tion and therefor the motion lost.
The daily sentinel., 1907-07-17
inc rront is yours-LoenIer's.

The profit is yours-'Loefler's
Try the new tailor shop for all
kinds of pressing and repairing. l
Berger, 314 Main street.
Heavy hauling is made special
ty by Barton and TERRELL. corner of
Fifth street and Colorado Avenue.
Our plumbing materials are abso-
lutely guaranteed, j. b. Mckenzie
404 Colorado avenue, Phone 743
Try Moran's candy Kitchen tonight
and Sunday for delicious ice creams
and sherberts. Special attention Civ
en- parties.
Don't miss your opportunity to
secure photos at the special reduced
rate now on at Fotografer Dean
Picture Shop.
The daily sentinel., 1907-07-17
THE COUNCIL IS FOR
EMPLOYING HONE MEN
A Local Attorney and Not Archie M. Stevenson
Or Any Other Outside Man, Will Fight
For Water Rights---Quite An Ex-
citing Council Meeting

ALTHOUGH MAYOR AND SEVERAL
OTHER ALDERMEN WERE FAVORABLE
EMPLOYMENT OF ARCHIE NJ. STEVENSON,
KNOWN DENVER ATTORNEY,
TERMINED THAT THE ATTORNEY OR ATTORNEYS WHO
SHALL HAVE CHARGE OF THE FIGHT
RIGHTS HANNAH CREEK, PART
CITY, SHALL A
The daily sentinel., 1907-07-17
What About Archie2

After the reading of the Carna-
han communication some alderman
asked if the proposition of Archie NJ.
Stevenson. to do the work for So,
500 still held good No one seemed
to know and other aldermen did
not see how the letters from Steven
son could be considered as a propo-
sition.
Alderman Matthews expressed him
self for Mr.. Carnahan as the matter
stood last night but was for giving
all local attorneys a show.
The daily sentinel., 1907-07-17
Aldermen's Views.

Alderman Flynn remarked that he
thought it best to employ a stranger
as attorney. Alderman, Matthews
thought the special water committee
should get busy and investigate To-
cal talent. He mentioned the name
of Attorney Logan but said Mr. Lo-
gan had said that he wasn's anxious
for the case and wouldn't handle it
for less than $2,500. Alderman Hud-
son WAS not favorable to Carnahan
as ''he is the attorney for at least two
of the owners of the heaviest water
rights on Kannah Creek, and it is
Hannah Creek water rights that we
want"
The daily sentinel., 1907-07-17
Flynn for Stevenson

Alderman Flynn. of the special
water committee, who was favorable
to the employment of Stevenson. re-
marked that "he didn't know the job
was up for bids" implying that the
Carnahan communication was a bid,
While he believed in giving home
talent chance he did mot want snap
Judgment taken on Carnahan. Not
cost but ability Is to be consider
ed"
The daily sentinel., 1907-07-17
Meet Fridny Night.

A motion by Alderman Boyer was
passed providing that the special
water committee shall get PROPOSE
tions from local attorneys and make
report at a special meeting on Fri
day night.
Council then adjourned.
The daily sentinel., 1907-07-17
After SpeciaI Committtee

Alderman Plank wanted to Know
why the special water committee
hadn't been investigating home tai
ent? What they were waiting for?
Why they had just come before cuun-
ell with one proposition, that of Stew
enson? The questions were not an
sWered
The daily sentinel., 1907-07-17
a q q q q q q q AAAA

w. II. Bannister paid a visit to his
two big ranches and finds that the
amount of fruit he will have will eX-
ceed all expectations. He is now max
ing shipments of apples. peaches and
smaller fruits.
The daily sentinel., 1907-07-17

Alderman Drew is for Carnahan
if he is proven capable. Alderman
Hudson would give all home men
chance.
The daily sentinel., 1907-07-17
OLSON BUYS BLOCK
IN CITY FOR $4,000

! This morning one of the big q
! gest property sales closed up c
\ in the city in a year was per- G
\ fected. William w. Wilson {
! sold to Thomas Olson, a well e
! known mining man of Tellu- {
! ride, who is in the city visiting {
! his brother, Gus Olson, the old {
\ Kippe block on Main street, be-
! tween Fourth and FIFTH, on the {
! south side, now occupied by the {
i Brunswick Billiard and Pool I
| room on the first floor and {
I rooming house on the second I.
! floor.
The consideration was $12, [
! 900 cash.
4 The building is a two-story [
\ brick, twenty-five feet wide, 1t (
4 was erected number of years (
\ ago by Henry Kippe who later
! sold it to w. A. Kennedy, who
/ in turn sold it about year ago
\ to w. w. Wilson. The prop
\ erty is very valuable and brings
i in a handsome monthly rental.
The sale was made by Cur /
rie and Son. 1
= = = = = = =
The daily sentinel., 1907-07-17

FOR RENT-Three or five furnished
rooms for light Housekeeping, 724
Colorado avenue.
The daily sentinel., 1907-07-17

FOR RENT-Five room furnished,
modern house. Apply at 700 N.
9th street.
The daily sentinel., 1907-07-17
CLASSIFIED WANT ADS.

WANTED-Competend girl Mrs
Frank Haskell, go Ouray.
The daily sentinel., 1907-07-17

FOR RENT-Five room furnished
house. Apply 52S White.
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TEDDY IN FINE FETTLE:
KEEN FOR SPRING SPORTS

~ state. anA that he would be obliged
II Mr Loeb weuid have Af POSTER
telephone 60 the members u his cab
met that they were excused from at.
tendance until tamorfoNi
Ito said be was going 70 take his
Jumping horse aha ~ few hurdles
And he did rhia was the mefuinE
" hen hu made the bar ct fts fesi
usvrn inches The indefailEahls
Ciinedinut VAS thorg with his anap
shaf machine and secured a number u
pictures % the president and his ED
sst auns
'rho president is also working hard
thssa days on hts tennis court. and
almost ANY afternoon may Be seen
with Jusssfand. the French amba asa
dor, Honorable Hoht Bacon. the az
sistant secretary % state. sud MI
Caaiey. ~ Tire department u Justice
secretary Garfield. thess daYs IL tod
busy way dawn v ~ with the husi'
rsus - the Department - the IN
terror. whieh is "a months behind sd
60 prospects - ever Cafehins ap. ard
81 must fafsga the pleasures u ~
tennis court The pruaidsHt takes hi'
tennis seriously. and makes ahHai -,
motioun faf sxefY one made ~ ths
other players
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seattle star. nseiasiss HsFstss.t
WAHttfNufoN. May y PRIEST
DENT noOHENELT HAS TRAINED
DOWN To flfa USUAL HUMMER
WEIGHT And HARpNEHR III
SOW STANDS iaa POUNDS Arittt.
PED. AND RECENTLY TOOK Ills
FANoRIrE JUMPING HORSE.
'RoREW Will OVER A nAH FIVE
FEET RnNEN INCHES HtaH IN
spite 81 any reports rmanatius from
New Yark financial center 70 the efs
feet that he Il On the verge ~ nervous
pfostrn tian. OF about 20 50 60 = SAINT
tarium. thssr are the real statistics
% his physical and mental welfare
Ths the president IL exceedingly
human eaa illustrated the other daY
when the spftnE sunshine ard eaoi
hfessra we're too much for him. and
no succutunxa 60 ~. temptation which
nver~ heiun the school boy when he
throws down hia bookn and slate and
taxes 20 tha wpada instead II the
school hauss
~ AS ahaat an hour before time
fof hia cabinet 60 assembled y hen the
president Naaitsa over bis drak and
announrad 20 the aaiunished Nm
Loeb. a.. that Il would be ettms 20
waste 80 aooa day dlscussinE affairs
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DRUlDS SELECT OFFICERS
FOR THE COMING YEAR

Tho unlfed Ancient Order %
Druida a. their second annual sss-
sion IN the Labor Temple yeaier.
day reelected Noble Grand Arch,
=. =. Easan. By acclsmatlun q A.
porslll. Of SEATTLE. vas elected
Deputy Grand Arch. " , MELON
aid. Of Seattle. Grand Secretary
william cruWhurst. Of Seattle
Grand Marshal. Charles Pafai. %
Roslyn. Grand Guardian. Frank
Rrna. Of Clio Eium. Grand Herald.
J H Anderson. % Tacoma J Gels
enhryner. of Tacoma. and Frank
powd. 81 Seattle. were elected
Grand Trustees Tho next meeting
will b. decided upon later. a. well
a. The place.
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GOInS North :?

Before going place your yalu-
able papers, Jewels. silverwafe. etc,
whore their bookkeeping II assured
The Safe Deposit Vaults Of VIM. d.
Perkins 4 Co. bankers, I'll Cherry
e.. IN the Alaska building. provide
tho safe-keepinR for nominal
charge. Our vaults are absolutely
fire. burglar and water proof 10
Gated In the business center Of the
city aud on street level Iuapst
ton invited -.
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ROME May a9-=FAther James
Hayes ~ Liverpool died yesterday
sitter receiving the tsnedietiou 81
the pope ard the Standardization 81
tho last sacrament Father tiaYns
was appointed laat September a.
assistant general ~ the ConRrrFa
lion ~ THE society OF Jesus far tho
AuEia-aaraha
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NEW YORK MAy sl.--Ths hives.
LEGATION 81 the police department
Orr connection vfth che Gould AZ
eorre case Haa disclosed no eriminal
evidence against any of the officers
involved according 60 a statement
made today ~ Police Commisslonsr
Hinahau.
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DENVER. Cole. MAY sts-frsA
Thomas. = white man va sfahp0a
fatally anh & r atimsoH hatiF 81
Iurvd tnst nlaht ~ an mnknawn
nH9ra Who ussa a knifp after th~
tan nnu haa spoken insaltlnNlr %
the usafa Fzrs. TIE arkfa - snst
from tbs street. car. where TIE stab
bling took ptaae. ard e stlu 81
large
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REILfNaHAH Nay fg-Mra
Mary clanesN created sensation
Ca the eeaft Yesterday - appear
tag and aHktna for an tnla8Etlau
against her zQsgear-ulA son. whu
VITA bsF money bsnEht presents ana
gave 60 woman whom he loved
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The 'Flreman's Fund. 81 Callfor.
MIA. the Home OF New York. tho
Aetna OF Connecticut. tho
Washington Fire" of Washington.
Every state has itH leading home
company" usually with others OF
merit but lees conspicuous Wash.
lngion Fire LasaTAncs Co.. Lowman
Building >>s
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HEtLfNgffAM Nay ape-rha 81
loon license fsn haa bees ffasa a.
tsaB per Faaf This f. eamutp-
mlre. fhs fofmet Zoo tsfna 5000.
raised from aaaa
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BRIEFS BY WIRE


T1LEro. Nar - The rolssis
Railway a Terminal company .
property was sold yesterday anasf
order 20 ths federal court fa A
drew q. aulltHan. chairman - tae
ianahoidsrs eemmittss. feF ta.aos..
ESQ.,
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NEW YORK. Ma - -Thanas u.
Jordan. fofmsr comptroller 81 the
Equftabla Life Assurance a#e Astf. .
funisivm frnm taaiits. has hNsa -
aictsa fas forgery ia ths fhiFa as'
Erss ard Perjury on siahtssn
counts ~ tie Mraui iafYs
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Tho Lewis 4 Lake Musical Com.
edy company n presenting Tho
Urautv Doctor 90 itH patrons ia
tho south end this week
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THE THEATERS


ffenftetta cfpaman Who wiil he
remembered Is q muat delightful
actress. came 20 The 0raHl last
uiEht in nsw comedy. Alicia.
Sudden. puKEy
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SPOKANE May 20 The tuatana
breach af uHis has been organized
IN this rIfH= that order haVtnE
stolen a march on fhs brotherhood
% owls % tHIa state.
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A. Oh. Third Avenue.

"noadwood Dick" r. being pre-
sentod hv tho Taylor company at
the Third Avenue. and viii run
until SUNDAY.
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The Prince and the ranper
With little ollie Cooper carrying
tho heavy part. 10 this weeks offer.
iug a. the Lots thrater.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-29

The entertainment and dancing
party given hY tho Retail Clerks
union At Labor Temple Tuesday
evening. was enjoyed by about one
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-29

huldrvd couples Charles =. Hub
bard. stats labor commissioner
vas among the guests
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nEa NOISES Msy - -oav. cam.
mina viii ha candidate 10 aase ed
senator Alltaual
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Monuments

Art Marble Co 2oli second ave
three doors north % virginia Both
phones. f7as .ss
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- TEXAS Ranger. q military
meiodrarua. runs al week at tho
Seattle
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CHICAGO. May g3-Josaph T.
Fffrkurf. The war correspondent
who stood on the bridge 81 the
OF Manila har. died last Sunday at
hts home In Michigan. IN a place 60
which he had given tho name Of
Dewey lake n was be who gave
% tho world Admiral Dswars IA
nous order. you may fire when
ready. gridlsF"
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FISHING RODS cheap at Hairs.
III FIRST ave. 80
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COLUMBIA VIEW. real estate
-. 80
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