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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-11-29
,special to the 'News.")

fcnecIaI to the News
washington. d. c.. Nov. 29.-The
witness in the trial of Anna Brad
far the murder Of Arthur Brown
d. ppt on the stand this afternoon,
testimony was interesting for Two
ings What was said by Rev Or.
via ritter formerly Mrs. Bradleys
stor In denial Of the gentleman's
..throny. and for Judge Powers at
II op the alienist. Rev. DR., Utter
IsHael that in 1905 Mrs. Bradley told
N Brown is a coward at heart, and
hen a revolver is placed against him,
4 viii accede and marry me" Mrs.
,adlev had denied saying such a
tinr The pastor qualified this by say
In that when he said 10 defendant
Nov wouldn't shoot him:' she re-
H.. cot course not"
h. Shutc. Jail physician. was made
admit on denomination, That no
III told the attorneys for the defense
IN he regarded Mrs. Bradley as ''men-
DIV sp0nsiOle.
IAder DR. Edward Brush OF Balti-
b.. "a government anenlst. had tes-
Eled that be thought Mrs. Bradley
I ,rfectly sane" Judge Powers made
II admit that be- was testifying for
&npeusatiou. and that he and Dr.,
tino had been prompting the prose-
ming attorney. and had been hired TO
III In securing conviction.
Nm smith Jellffe Of New York testi-
NJ that tine prisoner was sane.
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AN AMERICAN AND AN ITALIAN.
Drill Hole Became CIogged and
When Men Went to Clear it
Out, Explosion Occurred.
Victims We're Instantly Killed, and
Their Bodies Fcarfully Man
gied-Both Single Men.

Boise, Idaho Nov. ga terrible
tragedy occurred az $3.50 yesterday att
cruoon on New York canal, about 10
miles above this city. resulting In tho
death OF two worl1men. an American
and Italian, Nevelle and Sauaurois, en-
ploycs on the government project The
men were cleaning out a drill hole.
which had been loaded and become
clogged. when an explosion occurred.
killing them instantly. Their manglcd
bodies were brought to this city last
night
Both victims are single aud new
corners iu this district.
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MIKE MURPHY WAS THERE.
ID. A. Callahan Tells Why Pennsylya.
MIA Wins over Cornell.

There is some wonderment expressed
in footbadd circles here az Pennsylva-
Mas downing Cornell the way she ala
IN yesterday afternoons game At Phil
adclphia. That Intelligent sizer-up Of
events, the general public. had award
ed the palm leaf OF victory 10 Cornell
before the game. and the Ithaoans were
giving odds On their team. But the
hopes OF Cornell were turned down to
the tune Of ~ to T. ID. A. Callahan in
being asked what he thought about n.
explained the phenomenon by the sins
pie statement. Mike Murphy was
there" Now Mike Murphy was for
years the trainer Of the Yale crew aud
football team,h sympathles arc entire
~ with the Els ana the sentiment
az New Haven with regard 20 Cornell is
well, Il might be friendlier. Mr Cali
lahan does not doubt for moment but
that Murphy gave the Pennsyhanlans
such valuable points that thcy were
able TO turn the tables on the Ithacans.
in other words, Pennsylvania PLAYED "a
Yale game. and ~ was Yale tactics that
won over Cornell Had they won. tho
Comedians. would have laid claim
10 an equal share On the football cham
pionship OF the country with Yale. but
tho fact that they were unable 20 make
the desired showing in The face OF the
Yale tactics furnished their opponents
by Mike Murphy would indicate what
the result would have been had the
much desired Hale-Cornell game been
actually played Said M. Callahan.
mike Murphy Is today. me greatest
football trainer Boz me United States
Murphy only len New Haven ba ausc
the climate there Was unfatorabie go
him. for b. ls troubled with weak
lungs. But tho Yale boys pretty near
ly idolize him. aud his heart o. stamped
with the Nalcnsian brand.
she last great gene Of tne season
comes tomorrow, az Philadelphia. be-
tween the United states naval and mli-
r8ry academic. The opinion in san
Lake Is that the Mlddies have ihc beet
show 10 win.
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game IS worthy Of trial AZ tomor-
rows luncheon a nClectcd committee
~ 10 mon has been named by Prcst.
w. j. Hlloran. with tho expectation
that they win nut their best thought
on ihc problem. and make the wiscst
answer that is I'm Thorn, 90 tho questi IA
Of what Is best 60 do. This commit
tee OF 40 Is chosen from the town az
large and only two OF It's members
ere bankers. while a majority are bus
mess men.
There are John T.. Cutler governor:
John Derp. a prominent mining man:
J. 5. Brsnsford "a business man and
mayor Of salt Lake: Edwin r. Co1born.
president Of the Real Estate. nseoci1.
ton. Hcber A. Wells. banker and a
wei known man of affairs: G. A.
Quigley, a business man. and formerly
president OF the Commercial club.
Thomas Keurns. mining man. ana
formerly senator from Utah: Fred i.
kiesei, an Ogdon business man. M II.
walker, banker, C.. c. Goodwin. editor.
ana willard snyder, whose business
is chiefly mining
SILVER OPINION.
The principal opinions on the silver
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no BEAUTmY WASHINGTON.

New York, Nov. 29.-The Society OF
Beaux Arts architects az It's regular
meeting last evening listened to dis
cussions Of the plans drawn by the
special commission for tho beautifylng
of tho city Of Washington. The So
cicty approved the plan and decided
go appoint a committee 10 assist the
Washington architects In their efforts
o. have the plans adopted. Many
members OF Congress object TO the plan
e. beauufy the city and many owners
OF real estate are nghlilg the proposal
on the theory that the bOulevarding
Of certain streets and avenues would
cause depreciation In property values.
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OBJECT TO NUDE IN ART.

New York. Nov. oa.-According 20
a special dispatch TO the World from
Trenton. n J.. the people Of that
town f6ve become suddenly stricken
with the idea that thero is something
wrong I'm the nude IN art As a result
tho visitors yesterday. to tho statuavv
rooms in tho Industrial school OF art
found each OF the ume-and smoke
blackened casts adorned with a fresh.
glaring white fg leaf. Many ridiculcd
the idea. but the directors Of the In
stitution replied that they were only
carrying out the wishes OF the minis
ters and StNlal yc1tlol workers Of tho
city ard that time would discolor the
additions TO tho statues so that they
would not appear so conspicuous as
they did yesterday.
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Or. Jordan Of Stanford University
Allie Long Friend, Says
So EmphaticalIy.
DOES NOT SPEAK OFFICIALLY.
Presidents Attitude May Have Precipi-
tinted Crisis but Conditions Rem
dering Il Possible Existed.

Chicago. Nov. 99.-David Starr Jor-
dan. president Of the Leland STANFORD
Jr university. aud a lifelong friend
OF President Roosevelt. declared at the
Auditorium hotel last night that MT
Roosevelt will not be candidate for
denomination.
COT course, no one can speak officially
for the president" said Mr.. Jordan
but l have known him ever since we
we're bows and / have no hesitation in
saying absolutely and as emphatically
as possible that he will not again be a
candidate.
Il myself should look upon his re-
nomination with deep regret although
IFS candidacy would be undeniaDly
popular IN california. The president -
a conscientious and able man. thor
oughly familiar with public issues, and
no Interests would be jeOppardized by MS
acceptance OF a third term. but on the
other hano, American policies 90 not
rely for their execution upon any one
man. Washington felt this and was
satisfied with this
Asked 10 he thought that the presi-
dents attitude toward corporations Is
responsible for the present tnaciai con-
ditiou Mr. Jordan slad:
His attitude may have precipitated
the crisis but the conditions which rem
dered It possible existed He merely
brought them TO light lie is in essence
a preacher Whore other executives
have elected TO remain silent he has
failed. He may have fastened, he has
not produced the present situation.
While ! do not attach much signi-
flcance TO the temporary uneasiness, 1
feel that Il will have one effect which
Is much needed. II win result I'm a low
ering OF the price OF the necessaries OF
life The prices Of household commodi-
ties have steadily increased OF recent
years without any corresponding adj
vance "a wage scales. Values have been
inflated out OF all proportion. We are
paying too much for mere life. This
furry in the money market will restore
conditions. in my opinion"
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the shooting occurred and which were
pasted together, Or. Brush said, dis
closed no inference of Insanity. The
whole OF he circumstances leading up
10 the shooting and the occurrences at
forwards Dr. Brush said were not con-
sistent with insanity.
DIT Brush admitted that puerperal IN
sanity was we'll known I'm medical sell
crce but said that II was rapidly dis
appearing because Of the Introduction
OF q septic method. Mrs. Bradley's
case. he said presented no symptoms OF
puerperal insanity nor any OF the
symptoms OF general injections that
had been testified to.
DR.. Brush further testined that had
ar Illegal operation been performed on
Mrs Bradley one week before the
shooting che symptoms would have
manifested themselves. on the con-
trary. ne said. she WIS up and around
and very active and that If such an
operation had been performed she had
gotten along remarkably wen. Tho ply
stefan Wednesday testified that there
were present none OF the symptoms OF
an operation when he examined Mrs.
Bradley three days after the shooting.
DR. Brush said no could not see any
connection between the insanity OF Mrs.
Brudleys two aunts and that claimed
to exist IN Mrs. Bradley.
ON IUsa~fAhillNAlAuhr liz hlAnN AA~
mItted that he did not volunteer as a
witness. but was sent for by the dis
trict attorney and expected pay for
his time and services, He denied COM
ing 60 Washington 10 aid the govern
ment an ne could, but, be said. Il come
10 get an honest opinion az 10 the status
Of this woman"
Hls testimony no said, would have
been the aume, no matter who called
him.
DIR JELLIFFE.
Dr. smith Ely Jelline Of New York.
and government expert was the next
witness called.
DR. Jelllne testified that Mrs Brad
ley had neither puerperal nor toxic IN
sanity when she shot Brown.
Dist. Atty. Baker psopounded long
hyr1theuoa question 20 DR.. Jellifio
covering various threats alleged 10 have
been made hy Mrs. Bradley toward
scuator Brown and her movements and
acts up 10 the time the shot was fred.
ms reading w0H not concluded when
at 1883 "a recess vas taken 70 i;ao
Tns bradley trial was resumed al i.l6
o'claes. Dist. Atty. Baker continued
reading the hypothetical question 90
Dr Jcline ana "a a. conclusion pr.
Ieuine raid that az the time Of the
shooting Of Senator Brown Mrs. Brad
ley. Ia his opinion. was sane.
AngoTcd a. "a man in the audience
f0r getting up and craning bis neck.
Justice sionord rcbuked him aud orr
dered him expelled from the room and
any other person who repeated the Of
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HAS NO JURISDICTION.
Z. S. Judge Mcpherson DissoIves sun
day Closing Injunction.

Kansas City. Nov. 2a.--Judge smith
Mcpherson OF Red Oak. Iowa. IN the
United States circuit court here today
handed down decision dlssolving tho
Injunction recently granted 20 local
theatrical managers prohibiting county
officials from closing the theaters on
Sundays. Judge Mcpherson asserts
that he has no Jurisdiction.
The decision Is "a Tar reaching one
IN that % practically seals the fate OF
all Sunday amusements IA Kansas City.
Judge Wallace OF the criminal court,
who has fought for close observance
the county marBhals 20 raid the the
aters on sunday. County Marshal Hes
lip asserts that he will only arrest
theater managers who have been in-
dictel by the grand jury. which IS now
in session.
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GEN. JAsrREMsKI DEAD.

Baton Rouge. La, Nov. e9.--Gcn.
Leon Jastremski. confederate vctor-
an. candidate for the Democratic NOM
nation for governor ~ Louisiana and
formerly a grand chancellor Of the
knights Of Pythiss of the United
states. died this morning. He was
stricken with paralysis "A week ago
at .he height OF his campaign.
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IEnnY nEARs nrRNrn.

New York. Nov. 2e.--Tcddv bears
valued az So. 900 went M IN smoke last
night when IRE badly damaged
SChWartz's toy store n Sixth avenue.
Fire originated in the rear part W
The store whore the toy stuffed animals
we're displayed and not a Teddy bear
escaped.
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Tense. saying. This * not sh,,-
nor it Is theater. ''''"'
MRS. BRADLEY REC ALLIED
Mis' brodley was recalled and said
sne had no recollection OF the details
of the conversation with DR. T-ttor os
related by him
Justice Stafford announce tbot t,,
bradley case would 90 10 the jury Mon
aay. Arguments VIII be begun tomor-
row.
Court adjourned at e.s5 untu tomor.
row.
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CODY, WY0., HAS
BIG CONFEDERATION.

Cheyenne Wyo, Nov. "a tsls
phone mossase from Cody al an
conhagtauo was u progress there that
threatened 90 destroy tho town. The taIe-
phone building was abia2e al the time
aud a. The office cannot De reached this
morning % q presumed &c met the same
fHte as other ftrurtuIes Tho cause and
rNtnnf ~ tho Gre are not known II OIL
serted that the fire broke out early last
evening ana used gll night Ths Irma
hotel one OF the Celebrated hotels u me
west and owned HY Bunalo BiU. who III
now r1l0uulug iu Cody was also de-
str0yed together with some fine business
blocks recently completed Cody b. abunt
" years ola ana one m The best towns fn
tho state. IT, a situated aithe southern
center m "a rich agricultural section an
population is about 4 llN ~ D. not known
who'll bon lives were lost.
Detailed REPORTS arc expected soon
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FOOT IN A FROG.
Boy Has &c Cut on but saves Ills
Life.

New York. Nov. 2s.--With his foot
caught IN o switch frog In the tracks OF
The Long Island railroad az Winfield. J..
l., yesterday George Ncubcrger. an
S.year-old boy, had presence OF mind
enough 90 loan as far on the tracks as
bis imprisoned food would allow when
a train Numbered down on him. HIS
foot was completely severed. but he
was otherwise unlnjured The hOspi-
tai surgeons say he will undoubtedly
recover.
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Washington. Nov. 29.-rhe
,.. ,ment rested iu the Brad
IL, trial az 2:0s y. m.
Tho defense in the Bradley
case rested at s:li p. IN.
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Cody Nfo. Nov G-seyon IuHurts
blocks u the center of thr clF Ue.u
destroyed lasf night b. ore prcsumah'r
m fhe muH no ihc CITY Meet market
which Was partly burned week ag0, aul
suread to adjoining buildings Trleuh1Hr
service wns interrupted hr aestrroil.H M
M t.laI Il.L h n.nm.L-l u ----
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lament in its Prayers Does
Not Ask for First Degree
Murder Verdict.
. litter GAVE EVIDENCE.
...,ifed Mrs. Bradley Said When
I'm Was Pointed at Brown He'd
Gccede and Marry Her.

mash NJ Baltimore said. In His
o,,,ou Defendant Was Sane
u,cu She Shot Ex-senator.
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tho university hospital where it was
found he was suffering with 4 concus-
aIon ot The hraIn.
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.--'.--'..r,ner's value as an Advcr-
- . medium Is Determined BY the
as'"- .,,r or Its Circulation.
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Or. Edward 81 Brush of Baltimore,
"a government expert declared thai in
hlr opinion when Alrs Bradley shot
Brown she was perfectly sane,
The torn letters % Mrs Bradley
found In us room in the hotel whore
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The principal opinions on lhe silver
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Advertisers IN the Desrret News arc
not paying for duplicate cirrula-
ton.
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FiREwoRks

for the Fourth. Thee. willis has
them. zoos FIRST av go
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New Towns on The Mil
waukee Attract
Attention
Western Iownsile Go. Opens four New
Towns On Milwaukee Read.

Judging from the number OF In.
qulflea received daily by the
rownaite Dept. OF the q NJ. a 81
7. nv, Co. the announcement madn
by them that they will open 4 new
towns on the Coast line OF the Nil
waukce road In Eastern Washing
ton. II nrouaing considerable inter.
eat among business men, and a
large attendance Ia looked for on
the dates ~ sale AZ spokane, July
10. 10, ~, Is. Tho towns 10 be-
opened are Beverly. Othello, ward
On and Roxhofo. aud are situated
IN Adams and Douglas counties ia
That favored part u Washington
known AZ the Zig Bend eouniry
These rev towns viii afford splen
did business opportunities and
should be- the means % bringing
thousands Of new settlers 10 the
state. The Western Townaito
company ~ Washington. au anxil
iary o. the e. NJ a ST. y. ny win,
o~u aii the naN towns an tho
coast extension. and has opened a
suite ~ offices At t6f Empire
bldg where further Information
can be- obtained 80
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haitof Nthf,
! have often wondered why the
majority OF residents along Yealcr
way have 40 little pride IN keeping
that ttoroughfare at least respect
ably clean / think have found
tho explanation.
Why should wo try to improve
tho street. when the city apparent
" uiea 70 make u as unaightly aa
poAalhlai" Ia the answer
60 TOT pleasure ride on the Yes
ief way cable You first pass the
old ffiapglc, opposite the city hall
aud then the older shack. the city
hail itaelf Ia the alley back Of Il
Hes 4 Pile OF rubbish that II would
not fAks an hour 10 move away
Thee on 10 the old health office
That ahanty and tho surrounding
rubbish defloa adlocuvea TO do
scribe a.
Then up 10 the city lighting
plant surrounded by weeds. acrnp
iron. barrels and junk. What cx.
cuso can the city have for this
condition.
While waiting for the grading
OF fealer way. why cant tho old
plAhkH. sticks and general rubbish
be removed, 20 show some effort
u being made By the city authorl
ties 20 improve this street. which
y used not only by eitlzena, bat
by those Waiting beautiful Leschi
park and Lake Washington
And now for the people who live
on fesler way. Improve the park.
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FiREcR CRACKERS.

Of every variety and size az Pifei
4 faftn 1894 End ave. 80
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All aboard for tho navy yard TO
see Uncle Sans battleahipe, the
Nebraska. Oregon aud Wisconsin /,
the gunboats Chicago. Boston and
Albany. the training ship Phlladcl.
phia, the prison ship Nipaie aud the
Immense drYdock Boats leave
Pier at 6 80. 4 30 and 10 a. m
i'ib. 2i30 and f.30 D. m, Round
trip zoe go
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was unnecessary for the applicants
20 withdraw on that account. Thoy
DID. however, withdraw on another
account, the purpose being. an after
wards became plain, 30 bluff the
council into The best possible terms
for their franchise which. having
been done, they proceeded 90 pro.
cure Tho grant and accept t.
The narrative OF this. the second
gfeat battle OF the people OF Seat
tie against franchise exploitation
win be continued IN tomorrow'a en-
alallment.
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YESLER WAY A MASS OF
RUBBISH; CLEAN 1T UP

Ing strip. burn tho waste paper,
gather the refuse. clean up. You
will enjoy the Fourth better by be
Ing a better citizen
In tho new lighting scheme. Yes.
Ter and Madison should not be over.
looked, FOR these streets carry the
heavy pleasure seeking traffic 20
the lake First Second and THIRD
ward oouncilmen. look after this.
Il Ia your special duty.
Yealer Way Improvement Club,
II. l.. 8lxer. Pres
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tconunuodl

tCuntinuSd
.hatties which the people lost was
the fight against the granting Ia
1890 ~ the ao.called blanket street
railway franchise. under which the
grantees consolidated the several
street RAILWAYS of the city. The
other was the fight last year for
the establishment OF a competing
municipal system Of street rail-
waya
Application Tor Franehlas
The application Tor the blanket
franchise was submitted 90 the
elty counct IN May, 1889. IN the
names OF Jacob FNrth and ]. u,
Iowman. though Il does not appear
that Mr.. Lowman was ever very
active In the effort 10 procure a.
Although Mr.. Furth did not at
any time have any very large In.
terest IN the syndicate for whom
the franchise was asked. he was
active IN promoting Il and for his
efforts in that direction the com
pany. when Il was organized, gave
him a s60. zoe block OF It's common
stock. AZ this price he was but
poorly paid for his services. since
the franchise when procured was
worth millions. and the common
stock. issued as water. was at that
time not worth more than 10 or
Is CENTS on the dollar.
Plans had evidently been laid f0g
the consolidation OF the street rail
VAS Of the city months before the
franchise was asked for. however
a. evidenced BY the character oil
some of the corporation office boys
elected 10 the city council AZ IN.
preceding election. Chief amonl
these wero James A. james, W. Y
RlneAart. H. G. GIL. Capt. Johr
Tavlor and r. NJ. Muldoon. Ol
these Mr Rinehart was president
81 the council at the time the fran
chisc was asked for and Mr.. James
vas chairman OF the committee on
corporations both Of these mer
acted throughout the contest fou
the franchise as champions OF the
interests ~ the applicants. IL
which efforts their actions wers
seconded hy Mr. GIN. aud also by
VIII N Parry. then city comptroll
er Afterwards rewarded for his
distinguished services In that office
by election to the office OF coan.
Gilman Al large
Mr. James began his activity In
behalf o. the consolidation more
than year before the franchise
vas asked for "A early as Jan.
nary. 1875. he appeared In tho
euanril a. the lntrOdncer % an or.
aInAnce 10 submit a charter amend
ment which would have smoothed
she way for the blanket grant. an
amendment which for some reason
h0Seyes. WAS not submitted.
Council la Used.
Fos months before the franchise
wss asked for the eouncil was made
use Of on numerous occasions By
The perspective applicants or o.hers
pl2xlng powerfully into their
kanis The applicants we're quiet.
y baYing ~ the street railways ~
he city and in the case Of some Of
hen experienced difficulty In IN.
dHrlng the then owners 70 part
WITH their properties Whenever
oae ~ these difficulties was en-.
eounisFed a back fire against the
rad IN question was started IN the
eounrii b. the RECOMMENDATION
members TIE pretended purpose
being a demand for better service.
tie apparent purpose as viewed In
The llght of history being 10 compel
the then owners % the properties
STACKED 10 reduce tbs price they
were asking Of the prospective
cnnsolidators.
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Jeweled Back Combs

are al the RAGS. We have the Tin
est assortment In the city. Special
prices this week Chicago Jewelry
Co. 1907 End. ave. 80
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Buffalo Gasoline
Engines

Thg beet Tor boats. two horse.
poser to zoe Stock on hand Geo
II woodhouaa a Co. ne uniyerai.
% a. sss