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Evening journal., 1907-03-28
THE GENTLE SEX
Menu HELMS.


A German housewife contributes this
recipe for German potato pancakes:
Boil four big potatoes and put them
through a ricer. Stir into them while
they are hot a tablespoonful Of butter.
a tablespoonful OF sugar. third OF a
tablespoonful Of salt, the beaten yolks
OF four eggs and ten blanched sweet
almonds chopped fine. Fry in cakes on
the griddle. These may he made into
croquettes by forming tho mixture into
oval shapes, rolling them In bread
crumbs and frying in deep fat
Oysters and tripe make an appetizing
chahng dish mixture for luncheon or
supper. Have ready a pound Of honey
comb triped boiled tender and cut into
dice. Melt a tablespoonful of butter
in the blazer and cook in It a slice or
two of onion that has been chopped
fine. Cover the blazer and let il cook
slowly without browning until it IS
tender. stir in a tablespoonful OF
flour and when it is blended. a cupful
Of milk. When the milk is at the
scalding point add twenty-five oysters
and the tripe. AS soon as the oysters
are pumped. season with salt and pep
per and serve.
A family of school children greet pea
chowder with enthusiasm when they
find It ready for their Saturday lunch
con. A cupful Of split peas is soaked
over night I'm cold water. The next
morning they are drained, covered with
cold water, a pinch Of baking soda IS
dropped IN and they are cooked slowly
until they are tender. Then they are
drained. a can Of corn is added to them.
a cupful Of milk two saltspoonfuls of
salt and a little pepper, and the mix
ture is cooked very slowly in a coverei
dish for half an hour. Just before
serving a tablespoonful OF butter IS
stirred IN. The chowder takes the
place of a meat dish.
Evening journal., 1907-03-28
The Prettiest Blouse peslans.

One touches a fascinating theme when
the question OF blouses is taken up. and
however much may be said and written
about them, description can, after all, give
but slight idea Of the beauty and charm
of many Of the models designed for spring
and summer wardrobes. Turning 20 the
increasing vogue of black and white Of
fects one finds a decided note Of novelty
in the blouse sketched here in white silk
nousseline de sol with skeleton trimmings
Of black silk moire. The bands outline
q deep collar effect and where they cross.
the squares thus formed are filled in with
tiny strips of ribbon tied in numerous
small bows. The yoke is. Of lace out
lined with a band Of embroidered gauze
and the collar is edged with another band
Of black and white silk.
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KNIGHT TEMPLAR DOCTORS
AN UNPRECEDENTED ARRAY

SARATOGA. March 2s.-One Of the
oldest hospitals ever brought into ex-
istence will be established overnight
on July Z. The thirtieth triennial en-
campment Of the Knights Templar OF
the United States viii begin its ses-
sions on July 3, and the encampment
committee has completed arrange
ments for the establishment of a hos
pital for the knights. Several hum
dred Communicates will be represent
ed, and each body will assign one Of
its medical members to hospital duty in
accordance TO a request sent out out.
The hospital win not only be per-
fectly equipped, but from letters al
ready received, Il is assured that the
hospital will boast the largest stan OF
specialists ever brought together on
one staff. More than one hundred
prominent physicians from all over
the country have already signihed their
willingness 70 serve, and when all ar
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stand on one side and patiently await
the development of affairs.
an regard to the foreign suspicion Of
aggressive intentions on the part Of
japan. these ideas can only be attribu-
ted to great ignorance Of the conditions
in this country. The military and naval
proposals in the budget are of kind
merely to restore and reorganize the
national forces just as every other ma
tion is doing. on behalf not only Of the
government, but also Of the nation l
beg to declare that Japan has no ag-
gressive intentions whatever. As far
as commerce is concerned, our policy
may or may not be considered agrees
sive. We intend to push our interests
to the front We have the right pos
sessed by all countries TO peacefully
compete with other nations, but we in
tend to firmly adhere to the principles
OF equal opportunity and the open door,
in which we have the fullest belief"
Evening journal., 1907-03-28
Not All Seeking Easter Bonnets.

All the well-gowned women one sees
along the streets and in the shops these
days aren't looking for Easter bonnets
in which to blossom forth on next Sun
day. Many are seeking gifts to send
to friends The custom Of Easter Civ
ing grows with every year. OF course.
flowers figure first in the list. The new
azaleas. with petals like luminous vel
vet and of a variety Of colors unknown
until recently. win be liked greatly.
Cards, eggs and the fuzzy Easter rab-
bits Oet's hope the Teddy bear hasn't
supplanted them I'm juvenile affection)
viii be sent TO friends. For those who
want presents that last more than a
day or two there are curious and in
teresting things in the shops. The
makers find it hard to be original when
it comes TO eggs. and the dealers are
urging their customers to select other
and odder gifts.
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JAPAN NOT AGGRESSIVE

SAN FRANCISCO. March 9S.-Man
.adyices from Toxic state .ha. Viscuunt
Hayashi, Foreign Minister Of Japan, in
a speech before the Japanese Diet. in
answer rc questions of members re-
gardins the governments attitude con-
cerni7g the refusal Of the San Fran
ciSco authorities 70 admit Japanese to
the Lubic schools, said:
''TLe american Governm snr. which
thccrgn III had s,.own prof und .sl,-
pa'hy with the Japanese ndion sent
.us a Geographic expression of its re-
gret at the occurrence before our pro-
test had reached Washington. We con-
sidered that our proper course was to
Evening journal., 1907-03-28
Custom : Made
Shirts

Spring styles are here
most of them coat cut, pleated
fronts. soft shirts, styles fol
any occasion. Stripes. checks.
plain shades and novelties,
oxfords, cheviots, madras,
penangs-colors and styles,
matter of choice. The cost
is a trifle more than the ready
made but when the excellent
quality Of the material. the
superior fit and the long ser
vice is considered the first
cost is much cheaper in COM
parison.
Samples will be submitted
on application and measure
ments taken at your home at
your convenience, if you so
desire.
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of the changes that had come to pass.
First he was frightened by the noise Of
the elevated railway; then he stared
speechless at the speeding autos. and
finally, when one of the highest sky
scrapers was reached and he was told
to look up, he gave one glance, then
covered his eyes with his hands.
Flaherty in a quarrel in their sQuai id
home in Williamsburg in 1882 struck
his wife on the head with a bed slat
and she died. He was arrested and
tried for murder. convicted and SEN
tenced for life. There were extenuat-
ing circumstances in the case, and Fos-
ter NJ. Backus, the district attorney who
prosecuted the case endeavored to Sc
cure a communication of sentence before
2 is death, few weeks ago
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- RaiIrnada s5no.n .noo.

OMAHA, March 2S.-The passage by
the Nebraska Legislature Of the bin for
taxation of railroad property I'm cities
and villages for local purposes on the
same basis on which other property is
taxed. marks the end OF a fight that
began in the Legislature I'm 1901. It
was inaugurated by Edward Rosewater,
editor of the Bee.
The bill will increase the annual as
sessment Of railroads in Nebraska up
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Hunary Docs RIte Roys.

PITTSBURG. Pa, March 2S.-Rats
and dogs at the point Of starvation as a
result OF the recent floods over ten
square miles OF the city's area, made
ferocious attacks on several children,
who were rescued only after vigorous
work by men armed with clubs and
pistols.
One boy, Milton Fehr, years old.
was knocked down and severely bitten
by four starving mongrels In the flood
district I'm Allegheny. and when Mrs.
Anna Stride, a neighbor, went 10 the
rescue the dogs turned on her and tore
her savagely on the face and hands.
Both the woman and the child were
rescued by street cleaners. who killed
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two Of the dogs With shovels and drove

two of the dogs with shovels and drove
off the other two.
Hundreds Of rats. many Of them Of
great size, were driven out Of the
sewers by the waters. and the rodents
are attacking children in bands. one
Allegheny school girl was pursued by
scores Of rats. She tripped and fell,
and the rats we're swarming over when
two policemen arrived and, kicking Off
the rodents, picked up the girl and ran
for safety The dogs and rats have
become so dangerous that the mayor
this afternoon ordered that details Of
policemen be sent into all the flooded
blocks to kill of the pests.
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wards Of $500 900. about 100000 OF
which win go into the city treasury at
Omaha.
The bill provides that the franchise
value of roads shall be included in the
property subject TO this tax. except that
the valuation shall be distributed
through the state instead Of taxed in
bulk in each community as Is done
with tangible property.
Evening journal., 1907-03-28

The separate suspender and skeleton arr
rangements that come to wear with fancy
bodices are delectable things, made by
hand and exquisitely fine and feminine.
Their only drawback is their cost. which
sometimes mounts up higher than that
of the blouse itself. but as they can be
shifted from one design to another they
are Of invaluable service to one with
limited wardrobe.
1t is safe 70 say that ninety-fve per cent
Of the fashionable separate blouses are
in white, but there are also many delight
ful models i'm the pale tints, especially the
new blues, pinks and mauves.
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straps Of silk Of much darker shade and
edging the silk is a tiny band Of soutdche
braid.
The overblouse is trimmed with fiat re.
vers of the silk. outlined with braid and
this trimming finds repetition on the man.
DARN sleeves which are cut in one with
the blouse This is worn over guimpe OF
fine linen, having the yoke and sleeves
covered with tiny frills of Valenciennes
lace.
Linens are increasing in popularity in
stead Of losing ground, for fine toilettes
and unlike, most Of the smart fabrics. they
are most desirable in plain colors. They
are, however many delightfully."- chic ef-
fects in plaids and checks.
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rangements are completed. Il is prob
able that the staff will number some
three hundred.
Twenty-Five thousand Sir knights
will participate la the parade, and the
medical staff will be distributed along
the four mile line Of march. TO ofer
immediate aid.
Evening journal., 1907-03-28
Tub Frocks That Never Are Put in
Water.

Although many Of the pretuest gowns
now shown in the shops are carried out
IN tub fabrics they are destined never
10 come in touch with water unless the
wearer is caught in a shower, and their
delicacy makes their owners cautious Of
such accidents. Dame Fashion has raised
linens to the dignity of silks and fine
cloths in the matter Of trimmings and they
are lavlshly embenshed with the best
that the season affords in the way Of de-
coration. This striking toilette is FASH
toned of ochre linen. the skirt having false
tucks Of its own material bound with
Evening journal., 1907-03-28
Grace Church Lectures.

At Grace Church. DR.. kellogg viii
speak tonight on the Meanings Of
Suderings Of Jesus" on Friday night
the Holy Communion will be observ-
ed. The addresses are given new
realization by pictures Illustrating the
scenes OF the last days OF our Lord
and the places familiar to Him and His
disciples.
Evening journal., 1907-03-28
Medltations Of = spinstsr.

Every woman's picture OF an ideal
husband is one who can and will but
ton her waist up the hack without ono
grumbling word.
A great many poor people waste lots
of money dressing so as to make peo-
pie think they are not poor.
A man is no longer a bridegroom
when instead of making a joke OF
burned food at the table he gets mad
over it.
Nearly every wife thinks her hus-
band madly extravagant when he
doesn't black his own shoes.
It's very unlucky for the fellow who
tries to kiss a girl in the dark and
does not succeed.
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He Has sixty-six More.

The Sultan of Turkey has seventy
one titles. among then being Abdul
Hamid, the Eternaily Victorious" "The
Eternally Smiling" 1.-THE Eternally In
vine BILE THE Distributor Of Crowns
to the Heroes Seated on the Thrones" 4"
and THE Shadow Of God on Earth"
Evening journal., 1907-03-28
Housefurnishing Goods for Easter

It not often that afford to advertise housefurnsh
ing goods at Easter time this year Moving Day and Easter
being only apart there many items from this busy
department that you will need make your home comfortable
on Easter Sunday Let furnish them and then you will be
sure that they will be RICH in quality aud RIGHT in price
Evening journal., 1907-03-28

Infants Coats. short and
long, of bedford cord. cassi-
mere and capello cloth. all
prices..........S2.OO to $1,000
Infants Caps, lace and en-
broidery trimmed. some are
plain.................25c to SZ.OO
Hand Embroidered Sacques
in both cashmere and flannel,
SOC to $500
Stork and Stockinet Diapers
l5c, zoe, 25c
Bird Eye Diapers. already
hemmed, all sizes
90c to S1.o0 dozen
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Picture Dusters......".35c, SOC
Floor Waxing Brushes.
S1.75, $500
Soapine ....... ..................Sc
U, S. Mail Laundry Soap. &c
Old Mill Laundry Soap..-5c
Pearl Soap (floats)..."...5c
White Ribbon Soap. ..... sc
So olarine...... ..... 10c to Sl.00
Household Corks .....5c
Army and Navy Securing
Sand .....-............ sc
Old Dutch Cleanser r.....10c
Ammonia ...............5c, 10c
Furniture Pohsh... ... ..25c
Cando Silver Polish...10c. 25c
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HANDKERCHIEFS

This showing you occasion during which handker
efneedsm may advantageously secured
Handkerchief all initials hemstched edge special Sc
1926
this same fancy Neck Ruffs
made Of liberty silk white blue blue
and HACK. 25 $500 each
Sbirwat a card in colored enamel and gilt 25c
Cuff Pins very pretty gold and gold filled
Sc o $l.5O pair
Hair Banees patens with Rhneo SOC
new Pin gilt, horsewhp 25c SOC
Bar in ....... % w
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Given Free for Easter.

A beautiful chain with watches sold.
81 per week will furnish Elgin or Wal
than Watches. Mitchell, Seventh and
Poplar streets.
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Jap-a-lac. in all colors. and in
all size can .....15c to 81. 55
Clear Cedar Buckets. ......"25c
Fibre Buckets. .................55c
Galvanized Buckets. .l0c, 25c
Coal Hods. 3Oc. Csc. 40c, 45c
Dust Brushes........25c to 75c
Hearth Brushes.............50c
Wall Brushes........25c to 75c
Whitewash Brushes 18c to 9Oc
Floor Brushes. .-50c to Sl.75
Paint Brushes .....10c to 25c
Whisk Bloom. ...... 15c to 35c
Brooms ........~...25c to SOC
Scrub Brushes. 80. sc to 25c
Sponge Floor Brush.......,5Oc
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Ladies' Yokes and Chemisettes in
Baby Irish and Filled Laces, have
collar attached........... ...75c to $3.50
Ladies' Turnover Collars, in plain.
hemstitched. embroidered and lace,
can be worn with the Windsor Ties
15c, 25c
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Our Infants Department is RepIete

with all the seasons choicest items This store is quite ready
supply all in Infants The show suggests many
new things Muslin and Nansook dresses. in all lengths
dainty skirts short and long, Infants caps sacques coats
bootee and all the wanted items that mothers search Of
The tnies prices placed these wearabes for little
tots and the display is varied indeed.
Below prices and items-such values you've long
looked for
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Always on Top.
A saitzeiver 4 Bupp Hat. ssz Market
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An Extravagant Display Of New Neckwear For Spring

This display dainty Neckwe
All the ideas in Ncrw
OF becoming and priced
Neckwe all and conceptions
would display
will spend their time and their pohby the
special items
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Ladies Chiffon Collars. white with
different colored Ribbon. Velvet and
Beads '.-.-''....i.....'..... ....-.'Sl, w
Jabots and Bows. .......25c. SOC, 75c
Null Ties in Eyelet Embroideries.
plain hem .....-......' .'.-....-...--25c, SOC
Evening journal., 1907-03-28

Our Weekly Phonograph Recital
Occurs every Friday afternoon, 30 to 43O p m andis
getting more popular every week Last week several hundred
people listened to Caruso the greatest operate tenor in the
world renders several of his best numbers This week we
Miss Bessie Abott in very difficult rendition OF The
Fires OF Hell are Raging from the Magic Flute Nine
Sembrch in that DID, old piece that's Home Sweet
Home" How often have we heard it. yet it IS always
welcome number and Nine. Sembrich's execution is we
think, the best yet.
up will be the best programme we have yet presented
Come
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YESTERDAYS RACES


Tyrst race. iiYe.eighths 81 a mile
s-Bautam. zee (Mclntyrel, 2 20 ..
wun. Dr sherman, ta2 second
sophomore. ioa. third. Time.
los a.
secuud race. futnrity courso
Royal Maxim. 100 (pavisl, 81 % ,,
Won. Or. Coleman. iet, second
gApt Burnett. ias, third Time,
lis.
Third race. one mile Noolua.
- walsh. 20 2. won Eycite-
ment. 1N5. second Triumphant
I0J. third. Time. ift IS.
Fourth race. oug and oneeiEhth
nslirs Red Leaf. % fGilberu q
10 wan. Massa, "a SECOND
Torthwesl 90. third Time,
i.56 IS
F1uh race five-eighths of q mile
~ ~ shechan. ii7 Davis, even,
ven. r. M Brattain. t22. second
IDel1e OF Orleans. %. third. Time
Tee IS
sixth race. three-anartcrs OF a
mile--Iluskv fi2 li.ynChl 5 10 s.
woa. Giorio. TIE. second, Marion
Casey. 100. third Time. lie IS.
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Or ], u Parker. q we'll known
Alaskan practitioner. died M Cor
doka on December 10 of pneumonia
according 90 dispatches reaching
this city yeatorday Or Parker was
assistant 20 Dr " u whiting. IN
charge nf the railroad hospital con
Quoted al Cordpva by N J lieney
The body WAS taken 10 Valdez Tot
burial The deceased came from
ioaton. whore be W supposed "a
have several brothers aud aiatera
living $500
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los ANGELES.

FIRST rare. FIVE eiEhths ot mile
--Nintia lns R0sst. s 10 3. won.
Nazanan. l0s. second Escamadn.
To- THIRD Time. 1897 IS.
seepud race, eleven. slXtecnths d
miia Prngress. iH5 lBurusl. 20
I. Won; Cgrstnn noy. iie. second.
Halle sherman. los. third Time.
4 os 3-5.
Third race. one mile Golden
Shore. to- (HurnEl. 5 20 3. woa;
Timothy Wen. TO. secGnd. D. r.
T.nuwhrey. ta2. third Time. i39
Fourth RAGS. fivs.eiEhths ~ a
mile Dlameuto. tn3 tHermAni. \
20 I won Gene Wood. I0s. second.
Dr simrali, 100, third Time. ioi,
Fifth race. sevwn.ighths 81 a
mile East End. 100 (Rnsal 20 8.
won. Prolific. 100. Second; Prince
Nap. l0a. third Time. i2s Is.
Sixth race. five.eiEhths 81 4 milo
--Friaf of Eigiu. 100 tBugnsl. 20
s. won. Ida Lyle. te0. second .
Manheimer. los. third Time.
I 90 IS
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SAN FRANCISCO, Dec, H.
George Memnic spent the best part
Of an hour last niEht waiting for
battling Nelson to put ~ an 90.
pearance. but the Dane Is evidently
aver his haste ur q match and
WAS conspicuous by his absence.
The agvemout by Memaic "a cUme
down 70 the nnEaldv weight de.
manded by tile Chicagoan and the
offer 30 bet g. ao0 ~ TIE side. waF
M ts,ti fof Aslitsa, vba has, te al
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AMERICAN ASSOCEAIION'S INVASION OF
CHICAGO CONFIRMED AND DENIED

such step could have been au
thorlEod
Georgo Lennon Of the 81 Paul
club dunicn any knowledge OF the
reported Transfer ut The 81 Paul
club Ia Chlcaro aud states em.
phatically that he will have moth.
ing to do with Chicago club
Meanwhile an Omaha ayndicato,
ropresoallpE the Western league.
Is bidding Tor Sc Paul. whom that
ctr shall be dropped from the
American association and harssb ball
gossip esnaraliy m hnbbliag maa-
fffp
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gEEARRT RECEIVED

AMIR nwRN Wash. nee 10 -
Thc ABERDEEN baseball club has ~
eeiyea the 1907 aurthwgat leagne
peassaHt, the preeiows package com
nm fram SAn Frugisen ON che
mcasnsr WestaFner fho HuanRnt
waae ~ Sinq aik with white trio
utnss
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FOUR BIG TRACK
MEETS Nknae y

Edward b Morgan. direeior OF
elg door sports pi the Nullnomah
shielic club. Is Ia correspondence
with an the athletic clubs of ire
northwest lu REGARD 10 plss for
sbur hlg trsek racets 60 be held 10
ssc cdmlns spring II IL the in
seniian 90 hold three meets unssf
az anslsc.s of che several cluas OF
ske = ~ A.. ore a, seattle. one 81
spokane and cue a. Portland aud
theR a final compositions. ~hich Il
d plsuned 60 make the most i'm,
tsnta ever hrld In the uorthut
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We have reduced the prices tre
mendouuly on our music boxes Ia
order 90 dispose IT them az once.
Here's a rare chance o. get q fine
Xmas silt a. q blg saving u IS.
Johnston Co, Third and University
sas
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Combinations and dcnlala Of the
report that the American esaucto
ton has practically completed ar.
rangcmeutP 20 invade Chicago,
moaning that sasst,.r baseball war
Is shoss 10 tzs vIASgsa. ere 40 nu
pusswsssgs % n bar uRetStsss. std II
4usaaaa 10 tn tmp0ssbHa at tsis
tiuae to Get the straight OF the mat.
Ter
James Callahan states that he
has acgupfed The allcr Of the Amer.
loan association. and that he al.
ready has hts eyes ON a park Mean
while the Americas aaancontion PEG.
pie seem 90 know nnthlne about
che offer they are supposed 90 have
made President o'hrien Of the
has Issued a donial that
any franchise has hven offered Chi
caHo. or that any ieaguo meeting Of
ans Kind hsos hcen held az witch
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sT. rgTgR&uuRu. Dec IA
iispatch rersvtd here fruu Vladl
voatuh declares that the iesa have
been ordered 10 depart withiu hrnr
aaYa jewish property holders.
hnWever. have hren given eight
DAYS Ia which 10 uguidats.
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Bay Indians. The hard 10 beins
surveyed aud ell saUn be- ready Eos
distribution iu equal portions 20 os
cry man. woman and child on the
reservation
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WASHINGTON. noc no Clvn
service examinations VIII be- held
Jan t5 IN Seattle. Tacoma and
other Washington cities for Yaeau
CITES IN the position Of phyairiaa in
The indian service The salaries
are fFom tTa1 20 81 goo
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The Auatrallpn colony Do anll 10y
al TO lill sauires. whose third 40
pearane" ou American soil viii hap.
pen Friday night IA bakersfield,
when he "a scheduled 20 10 20
rounds with Jim FLYNN.
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PORT TOWNSEND. bee H.
kllotments Of land are about 20 be-
made by the government 10 Neah
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Pacific Mcfarland Is also after
the Dane hot and heavy aud wants
10 bet 81 900 on the side
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Buv your hat OF r. y. Brooks a
Co. 1881 Second az. sss
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rurkisdi baths. under Grand Thee.
ter. 90.
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NELSON NOT IN HURRY TO
TO sign WITH EAEMSIC

inienta and purposes. pulled Ia hls
horns and quit