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kRONrRINzE>>IN DOCA> LirE.
President Wheeler ENprrI, Ia Make u so
DA,s Prem CbrrbOurx 10 Bcrk eirN

The North German Lloyd liner k-ou-
pTip1es CeCllis. which ~a,l..t from
Ch-rbourg thirteen hours later than tI-i.aI
dog'ksd In Hobok-n az - - .lUck ls-I
evening. capt. Hogenann tuu- ui'iIhu-
bV fifteen minutes his vow to Z,t her ma
on Tuesday She - the crack 81 the n..r,
and has been aiWay~ g Tuesday shin
More than a quarter of her Passengers
STAYED on hoard all night
among thoSs who cam. ashore a..
Prof Benjamin ide Ml"el"r ore. .d",.f
Of the University of California. who Il ..
clared when the Inner d.vart.-d from.
therbourg that h" would arriv. AT B..rk -
lev ia ten days. He SAID this morning fL.,
b. wns confident he would DE- tn. tr,rL
he has been lecturing ~ GeruHuv -.
American exchange professor ~. re-
Gently received q letter from t'cl Kn,-,,
veii telling him that there was a ,IItgI.t
elephant coming 10 IN" university from
Africa
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moor ,ONTERS WITH ,DER<.
sees western New Nork NSn NIDSUI the
FeetIRS n tS " Saerur.

WAsHINoToN. March - New YORK
state leaders are being summoned tai
Washington Ia consul, With Ienator
Roo; and other members ~ the New Nurl,
State delegation IN Cnngrr-- about Ia"
party CRISIS IN tn" Str'" PostfnI -'rr
Fred Greinar % Buffalo. Collector luhn
Merritt oi Magma Fall, luH state
CoumitteemAn " u Iauis,, 90. th.
Thirty-siNth district wee n" fret JD
arrive They had q long ak with senator
Root and late IN va. afternoon NJ GreIn.r
and Mr. Daniels lett Tor New York
The visit uf the thr'" New Work.. m"I
vas the first step ~ senator Roo /,
proRra NINE q s-csrtrIn eNsCr,N what
the sentiment Of ~. state = ~ reference
to a reorga nizIt,on - The party nla,hIr.
other state Leaders will 10 coming ~
within a lev dav- senator Root and 49,,
friends have nos made public tho la.
10 whom invitations have been -s-nt. Ll-
o. - understood that tnev Siii ss.s lgrt
On ths subject from nearly every part =
the ~ ate
WhIi,. the ppm. ~ ~ me congress dc.s b.
"a ton ~ praDt I"llly unanimous tb1t Mr
Np.iuif "annpt serve a. party 10 ..l yer
~ iha newt campaign. ~ ~ j. q difla--rce
~ "p,uIon ~ To- whs;hpr o, - practicable
~ we'll IT, q ismUt To- force gts retirement
b-fDr.. The September mra'irG ~ she
STATE ,prumiite. II 10 understood thai
~ least fhrs,. members - tho Congress
Delegation are opposed 10 = light "a the
S,at- chairman Thes' m-n,tSr~ argued
Itha' % would ~ t-tJer !,r he party TO
allow VI NO.drIT - retire Voluut1rI.y
AZ the Srp'sniber meeting IT the state
committee and then declare = new DEE
mhsr nemtsr- II he Federal cro,tp
are urging an immediate aJt-snrs url Inc
part ~ senator Root 20 CblatI the sigma.
lures of twenty members ~ the state
committee for = special meeting 81 the
committee TO Dust Mr. WoodTuN They
say hat II Mr. Woodruff 10 willing 70 70.
tire in September he ought TO give way
sooner
Mr. Root will take no definite action
until he ~ satisfied through his interview
With state leader Whist the sentiment
NJ tn. people 81 tho stat" - u can IL.
sad ~ this tim" that Mr.. Roo, has no
personal kuoWlaclg' ~ how tho state
COMMITTEES would reaard propo4,l
20 move against WOo'lFif
! was said on 1ooi authority after
senator Roots interview with Mr. G;r-irer
'hE' Nr GT".n"r was Inclined 10 support
MIR Roofs views thai there ought IN ~.
"A r4Or yaui1.ittOn at Oh" Iariv machine
IN New YORK state NJ Daniels n was
also sa.l was inclined 10 favor that view
Mr.. merritt. Who hats firm 4 Nsas5H=uy'h
district. - rcportsd To have leans.d to
ward Air Woodruff Nr Merritt. how
ever. - still ~ Town and he holds Fetery1i
lot SO far ~ IL kpOWn none ot thu New
Workers saw President Taft
Collector John p O'Brien Of Ptatts-
burg - one NJ The Republican leadsrs
expected 10 town soon He n a strong
Woodruff adhereni
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STATE COMMITTEE CANVASS
ORGANIZATION MEN Figuring
on THEIR WEAK sPOTS.
less % Oae TsHasltieeuaan Wsula re
the CemLalstee and TIVE Wsaaa Lose
% lRleas OHaet ~ o Gain IN the
Lineup TheS DoaI Waat ARS Llncup.

the CsWaEaletee and TIVE Wsuaa l.sse
% lRleas OHaet ~ o Gain IN the
Lineup They DsaT Want Amp LlncuP.
The Woodruff Barnes combination 81
Republicans in the State % New York
believe that a movement IL still under
way In Washington and Albany To retire
u possible Timothy l.. wOodruf as chair
man oT the State COMMITTEES before the
State convention IL held next fall They
do not helieve that Sundays conference
with Senator Root in New York city
settled anything definitely, The fouago-
ing statements were made at Republican
state headquarters In this city yeater-
day With chairman Woodruff sup
ported At present. ~ the Noodriffites
say. by "a majority 81 the State COMMITTEES.
tho only way that Woodruff can be re-
TIRED as head ~ the committee IN ny
turning the majority against him. and
the only means the Woodruff men see
10y which this can be accomplished is
by inducing the Assembly district leaders
and memLers Of The state COMMITTEES
who hold places under the city. State
and national Governments 60 see a new
light Most OF these Dlaceholders owe
their places to the Republican State
organization a. AZ present constituted
and for this reason the Woodruff Barnes
combination claimed yesterday that they
had Tho supp'rt of the following members
oT the State committee
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DIED..

DENYING on March IS. 1910 onver N Dswinr
-. m he, g7th year
iuno,ai private ln,ermenI wilton. csan
nindis omit flowers
HIp~rH suddenly. On March IL tsao. Ba>ry
IIiTs~h.
funeral services a. hts late residsnos. loa wess
5''h 81. Wednesday. MAch 70. 1910. % Q
p ". knlckerborker Lodge. 40. al2 r q
y and Idlewild Lodge. No. ioss. X. of n
attend
JOSEPH -SlddenIy ~ p ~. March "a a,
'ic'. trance. Samuel Joseph. formerly st
''Gs.uHsii.
Not'' Of funeral later. Cincinnati ana Chicago
rsI-rr rirasc coy.
hIl'h ON IN" iuh inst. 40 his residenos. s.s
~ Ni'no's' AZ. corner OF isist 81. en- Judge
rU.4u, n. ksIis
-n''Hi Wcrn'-sia,. March IT, At . 4. ". -
- ."h 81 Tho immaculate Conception. East
lfib o. i,rurtrnl nssss az ~ o'clork
LyyFS On Msrrh ~. 1910. a. NorEak. Conn
will Nugf.ta. widow OF Dr. samuel I.ya-.
mi daughter NJ she tate Charlie and st.sn
Sherr, in her 18th year
SsTytr"~ - hsr late rcsidcuce. n wcst Az a.
g." = ~. Ilur'aiay. March ~. Carriage
WI w'st Hsin iesving at : O'Clock from
D-ann GENITAL Su.uoa.
- WsH"' ON >un.i-s. Nzrrh ~. 81 NJ. r.,
d"'~r - N~-ti i5th 81. rhomasJ McNahor.
Eg'1 % rar-
luu'rrl from ihs church ~ our LADY o.
'"1W~.. west Ig.d 81 and convent ~.
N"iR~~is'. Mach "a. 81 u :. ~
80 il,TN Ou Narrh - AGei Nctl.en aged q
lunsral IRON -rWH FustHAL CmUncu." az
We -ai - gCANFsgLL BLDoJ. ThaTsds.
fON "
OCV ~ HenTs raui O'Grady beloycd hu~
hsno o. Katherine T. OGraay and 81
li,td and M late Ann O'GrAdy.
iun~rHl Thursdal March ~. froIn his lat
'rstdrnrr NJ West iOad st Services AZ -
~ 'hgrrh Of the ASCENSION. i0sth "a
near Broadway.
STEJLNENER On March ". ~ Ananuc CIV
the REV. Uarry SpsiImeyCr. y. D. IT,. ~.
Wshop or Tie Methodist Episcopaf chuEch
IN fh~ 80 year ~ Nj agr.
iunsral sert ics, Wiii he heid IN Centenary n. D.
Church, NcVars. ON "Wednesday. March %
a. oCiOrk y. ~ The body wtn No IN saats
a. tn churrh on WodnesdaN tsam lanaa A. ~
20 = ". n 3, earnestly reuuageaa Mat ~
wBo dssirr to icW mr. rcmains do - sstNe.n
thosc hour u posiAbis.
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ALLDS CASE EXHIBIT FIXED?


IL TUNED ont that Oclen when Gov
ernor had vetoed the appropriation
to pay the Irgss for this work and that
enabling acts which the Argus GO, through
the Legislature IN 1904 and 1901 had been
vetoed as special Legislation Gov. Hughes
recommended that II "a law to cover this
case were pEss.-d II should n a general
law cover ug all similar cases. and this
ena bling law was passed Ivy the Legs
lature IN igs and signed bv Gov Hughes
George 1 Kelly AN Albany attorney
was a-~oCiatsd with Aids ana the firm
OF Aids 4 Folle't had done legal work
IN oonhcction with this claim. senator
Alhis's bank account IN May. 1870. showed
a d'''S"sIt of tI.2,O. ana u was this item
that led To Mr. Osborne discovery OF
a." trgWs claim Mr. Osbornes uue--
tiuning bro,Ight out The fact from senator
Aids that this si.c," was part Of the fee
b" got from the Ar0Ws litigation.
sen tor Aids test feed that he nd Mr.
Kelly got Zee Of ~ roi. OF which Senator
Aids r"tained about ~ So. and that
n fac was pei 70 him in cash 10y Edward
Murrhv. m" -ou of Ell nitcd States
sen tor Edward Murphy Jr II Troy
y
Ilrv
S.u. ,or N!ld- - Il thr' n. ~. r.t med
o a." c. -" Nv Mr. Murphy lie said that
oI'-h . 1T ~. I ~, ril IN WIS a, good
.- gold btN that there yJ- -sJuD quest on
o., to IS neither III" other d N could h..
al ud g. ted by the ~ H. BO ~ IT De i'm.
~.u s'pT .if|, admitted a. Q he nd ad-
y'--d VIZ Kelly 10 have Q n enablu. rot
p --ed hv m" l"G-l' tur,. 80 th4t the
lryH. "l..n could cn ~ the C,urt of
e. W- nd tn, wa- dnre Though II
dvv'.nn"U ir S-n-t"r Aild- Mas not
~ t,.uG roe JIpCn the $780, on ~ fha
Logs, ,.ir. y hen ~" nili we, ~ sod md
cd not - ura'p %
VI, N'es go : m nT,ar he court nf
..ru- ~. r5 h. h - secured the ,ou,,-
'rull"r'- h,-"k I'd ken u 20 Mr. Nurt,hv
90 M. ? .'Ur uFnk ~ Troy ~ Tac,l \ 80
h tee ry e.. - Nr Oslo-rs ih1Igbt ~
r.lgr .hr' sem tor Nj. did nor v-k
i.r h.. Zee ,n " cheek
Nr u-purn" asked Ssu. tor NnI. %
-r"r.. ~ 'u''-t un- with Jew uT D. ,.,nR
hIui .S1t n he should To' With zero p
pretty 80 Interested ~ lsgi.l Ton which
would hep ~ cotton Iu which No. wg-
,-un"--ucd' tn p" re- ~ h 4 not he.n
c'nptpyed Gur h~ lcght -sr'Icas tut 80
cnu-'. " h. i-'rsorsl .nfiuepce in th..
I'Vt-i tgrs md tn, tpITi ~ Clsttn-
MT th't - . matter ~ tact h. name
dd not 'nvwhsr. gpJ,saT - .ttornsv
~ record "a the case, nor had he done
anN = - work ~ competition with i;
Nhil" Mr. Osborne was iahhing these
Questions at Aids the lstter'- counsel
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westward and their frernen and engine
u@a
" G. Nixon. general manager 81 the
chicago. Burlington and Quincy Rail
rad and chairman NJ tho managers
co,nTniitse whirh has l,~~n negotiating
witN representatives of the hr~men and
engin-inen. wired Chairman Knapp offer
ing tn suhn, the matters in controversy
~ the mediation board for settlement.
Ihsuulan knApp Photographed Ia Pr~si-
dent Jarter cf the Brotherhood Of firT-
mon and Fngin-meB IN chicago to-day
and the latter replied AGREEING 10 media
ticn proceedings. provided the neEotia-
iicns should begin az once and the con-
fer~nsss 30 held IN IhicAEo This was
Satisfactory to the manaxers' committee
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ENhssl,Ian Of EIs~ ~. snsI Psan,..

joint exhibition u the American
Rose Society and OF the Horticultural
Society Of New York will be held at the
American Museum Of Natural History.
Seventy seventh street and Central PARK
West. on Wednesday. THURSDAY and
Friday Of this week. The exhibition viii
b. opsn On the evening of the lirHt day,
Wednesday. from 70 10. and on Thurs
day snd Friday from "a. d. TO . p. "a.
and from 10 90 y. n.
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I ~ ~. NJ wv FNCA AulaAe ~ NNuENl'
COH'ml-slonsr.
a ~ nesly -. fcT dleu. salsr, Ssss.
| les ComHalsslon a
Investigator.
| ~ Neadl~N " Greene rTsfeF TRA Appraiser.
a Th0mas ". White. S.P~vtatcal Publ
Works, The runN
Republicans who vent over tho lisi
yesterday said that II II came down tc
. square standup fight some STATE com
mitteemen put down for Woodruff and
Rsrnss would be- found in opposition "a
them. and for that matter some STATE
committeeman ranked a. opposed "a
Woodruff and Barnes would he found
with them. For instances Daniel p
Stroebel. set down As a Woodruff Barnes
man. will be largely Influenced hy ths
advice Of Vice President Sherman and
ex Mayor Tom wheeler oT Utica. whils
tho two State committeeman from Erie
county are placed in the aDti-Woodrun
column. IL WAS doubtful according Ia
Buffalo Republicans in town last night II
Fred Grsiner can control them. NsvR
Ofticer Kra-ke Of Brooklyn has Just besI
renominEted nv President TAFT. hat hs
has not been confirmed by the Senate
and should the two United States senators
from the State oppose his confirmation
he would bs out IN the cold. United
States Appraiser WAnmRker was ap-
pointed by President Roosevelt and i-
a follower without a definite term at
once and can he retired a. any time.
United States Marshal Henkel was
first appointed Ivy Mckinley. next by
Roosevelt and recently vas reappointcd
ny President Taft for term of four yea r..
Concerning Mr.. Prentice II Was stated
Yesterday that he would take the sdvice
tn a large extent IL speaker James W
WadSwoTth. Jr. aud the speaker IN stand
ing by the Woodruff Barnes combine
ton. Cornelius V. Collins owes his re
sppoin tment 10 Gov. Hughes. Collector
O'Brien IL P'attsburg owes his appo,n,
ment to President Roosevelt 1 number
Of the State committeeman who wOuld
like To- stand With woodruff and Barne~
have found the sentiment e their Con
gTess districts 50 largely IN favor 81 Gov.
Hughes that II the controversy comes
down to a clesn cut fight they would he
compelled t. oppose any combine tiun
Of Republicans supposed tn be inimica !
to the Governor N mstter 81 Tact
mos, msmbers oG the Republican stat"
committee are prU wing that no posItiv"
lineup viii he made
President GrisCom If the New York
Republican county committee, VIII" talked
with Senator Root on sunday end later On
with Chairman Woodruff and William
Bsrne-. Jr. issued this statement ye>ter-
day.
As Gunda mental prncip1e ri good
organization I bslieve that u - The duty
Of the organization throughout 'hs state
to uphold the hands of senator Cobb a.
the regular leader ~ the Republicans IN
the senate. Every Cnance should be given
to him 10 redeem the excellent promises
he has mad. IN his sp-A",'he~
chairman Woodruff made a call a.
Republican headquarters "a Brooklyn
yesterday and met most ~ jhe county
executive committeeman The district
leaders hurried To- headquarters from all
directions a. soon as they learned Of The
presence there Of the state chairman.
There was nothing IN the way - a con
ference hut one by ono the eNeCutiv"
congratulated Mr. WuOd-
run and assured him Of his hold ON the
local machine
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fA'L iSs''N. y J. MARI 10 Two
N"n1'r "r' ''"''..i 80 ~. En. ~ az
Edu"s' OF 900 b"guta bprprCr Tonight
VIZ l.aIn''l E'SrnIr. f,-r... .,up,.I
i"Jch"-. d'."t,"i tour mn tOr q ',u
y"irs 'rm. N.-- \"il" Iu..iic,. J..'... Cd, 4
IS" iron and on" woman tor 4, "''. -,.l,
'"ruI. lh' placing 80 in" raiu.- nT
No'uen en- ii'ia''s oU 'E. ballots. Ms .b..
result ~ l''i't'Dn -lRn-,l by l.g women
nj bogoia Most oi ~ men 0i Rngpt,
coinmui" aud u WAS argued that women
could k"ep ~ touch With ~. -,hooI.
better than the fn"H Ntn.-'v-tNp pies
we're cas- n tn" election
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The appointment - william Van Name
% Ns~ hurg. ~ rcf"ra" 10 take testimony
as 80 Shsti.er HARRY X. ThaW should b@
-~rao~sd from IN" Naiteswsn Asviun 10
some ofhsr institution Uas opfro@ed yes
tsrday m IN" Appellate ~ isiOn Of the ~
prsune Court. BTDoi-lyn by Deputy Attor-
ney- General Franklin Kennedy. who held
thar tho luestiO o. fha removal Of rhaW
should have h-en submitted 20 tho state
Lunacy Commission.
Thaw's side will he heard to-day.
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Sandwich Ven amt Nd,e vu.,ss Nar-
Nreoesl

Mayor Gsynor shocked the Aldermen
again Yesterday when he vetoed more
resolutions which permitted the streets
- be used 10y advertising wagons and
sandwich men. The Mayor vetoed ten
~ these resolutions. He ~ n that the
advertising ~ CONS caused mors con
Restion than the ordinary vehicular trag-
&c and that he wouid not allow the side
wFlks - b. encountered by sandwich
men
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IInnI,ns "a rpcra IIsu.e nurned.

HuSrISGl Y, l. J.. March Is-1hs
. era hous' 'ere. together with its oon-
,"nt.. wa be- ,sd early to-day. IL was
frame p lid lOO feet deep. was built
a'pui twenty ars ago and had a seating
calas .r,- az HjO
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~ ns,,ou p-p- on -lt,,,,n,r 81
(. p V~.sooa me .. VISION.
n .. Wheeler "srGs , CrSld JuiS
s.. 6 Hoolc, N oTl man, -ss.
hiN lae' Hls-" .s-
r a Linebprga ,,si,',r, rlb',- - oras
tor.'- Issioa-,
; ? : S Sl,Ss'" Sc. 'T fs., ,o,0,
Jscon Brenn,r con mi, .loner ~ Ju
L,nde sup.r,n'-ad-l, o,Hish
sASs borough 500
5 : S Hs-rA' S 10 Of S. 81 ais,.n,
/; T SS fasIs;F .n Iq "'I r.4.s, r..
GOOD 'oe IA ne Reg
= GeorE. = Oven lot sofl map In
sheriff ONES Jsnu
!: 2 " TrSS Sor.,,, TgrS.,.r ,.,,,,.,r 10
Ns!sl Offiscr krscLe
Z s {r 49,, : : s: :; :'; is:;,
. Nurar schnl,4ran Sr.is iprraI~er
q Ia-Guitard p1r' Nsru~n. t,.Ss.
. LiNinE'i"n n~pry ,ruM .ssion-r
o. J. Ts.s.u noroTgh Se,ic;ar,
s-.,,oo.i @"rriii-. ,or- ,~ IN rTis,c sa'-is,.
fvHt"r Z n poInd.. tir- 'u.'Vn an prbFo Z"
on rni,slonrr %fs p with. secfs'sf) ON
missioner % Tie lions. ss.On
sEu IoEN 'oUsr,
~ ISIrs. Tfrrs
william g. No-r >tanp iIrrk ~tstr
comp -Ollsr ofnrs
Joseph Irsen>'n. toui' Nun.inEeTss"
~ lon. roileetinE
per-onA tar
JSrob 5 NrpSI~.d Lard Appraiser Cats
w. sA'rr suppl
. Io..phJ Hscssu Nonc
Sar1u~l = Koenir >~rrs,ar,. ~ Ststs
william Hslrin DEPUTY Register. NeW
YORK cOuniy
hariss > Adsr Port Warden
, Misha-i make Nonr
- Ferdinand Lidman : lnlsrnsl Reyenue
Collector
Z % iiR,sT T hss1. A ssSsss.i''
u 2 IHdfen law pcpt Custom
hOIs~
IS william " Bennett IerIhry Assembly
- Thartg~ \ IsNoW = Appraiser. Aaat
~ abraham GrubeT Nons
"a JoSspR J. Nsisdiy CI~rt Inssrnsi R-vsaue
OWE Win Fidmanl.
~ iis,hnder Brough ~iAs, senator
- John N Gunner Pvt Mardea
= Moses n MCKEE. Spcsth Deputy Elrtse
oufnissioncT ~ Y.
branrhI. St.0Oo
% awbrose a. Neai S1ns
>. Colin Westward Agsn' . : internal
Revrnue Stauin.
= NUrrts lyfNV CLERK. Custom HOg.e.
= rristam y. Johnson fhicrman
:; samuel kruicvitrs D-ryisy ,ppyzissy q. 5.
Arprslser Onnco
- p " y DroHn Aldrrrnsn
= Io1n y. Cartwright Drpul SheriH.
= Wtinam Ckitters Cou1sel 10 NherR
- Frank n. nowcrs .Stsg TFsnNfer TaH
ssssE NsS Vsss
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lNDEmTAMWmB.
HRAS n y. GAMRHEI1a 1An.aaa ". aa9 "a
The Newport miner. [volume] (Newport, Wash.) 1899-current, 1910-09-15

See the souvenir spoons at Shreve's.
Frank d. Crandall, expert watch
maker.
If your watch is broken let Shreve
fix it.
For high grade mems and boys shoes
60 to Gust Anderson's store.
Buy your watches, clocks and jewelry
OF Shreye and save money.
Harvey Slack, of Moscow, Idaho, is
here the guest of his sisters.
New sewing machines $50, old ma
chimes SIS and $40, at 7. J. Kelly's.
John McInnis, Jr., has resigned his
position as mayor of the town of lone.
There are few choice lots left in the
Blackwell addition. Charles F. Craig,
agent.
Don't grope around in the dark Mill
lard has fine line of lanterns ranging
in price from Soc up.
Grandma Reidt, aged 80 years, of
Deer Park, is guest at the home of U.
s. Reidt at Penrith.
FOR SALE-Twenty-f five head OF
young Cotswold ewes. F. E. Pease,
| Calispel, Wash. 1927
WANTED-Well broke yoke oxen.
Address B. s. Cole. Tiger P. O., Stevens
comfy, Wash. 1872
Twin boys were born last Friday to
Mr.. and Mrs. Pedicord, who live in the
Lund cottage on Fourth street.
Buy your linoleum of the Ladwig Fur.
! niture Co. We have the assortment and
right prices Ladwig Furniture Co.
J..H. Bruins and wife, nee Ida Nc
Nelly. have shipped their goods to
Bridesville, B. c., and this section will
know them no more.
Babe, the fine drying horse of Mrs. ]
G. Scott, died recently. The animal was
the source of much comfort and pleasure
to the owner and will be greatly missed
The Perfection oil heater at Millard's
is handy contriyance that can be taker
from one room to the other and works
satisfactorily. He has them at all prices
ranging from 50 up.
VIM. Schmidt and VIM. Witt arrived
Saturday evening from Elkader, Iowa
to become residents of Newport. Mr.
Schmidt and brother, who will com,
later, have purchased the Adam Phar'
macy in this city and will take posses
sion on Oct. /. Both gentlemen are ex
perienced pharmacists.
The Newport miner. [volume] (Newport, Wash.) 1899-current, 1910-09-15
JUST AMONG OURSELVES
~@)~@~>

1t pays to trade with Shrcve.
A bargain in breakfast and dinner sets
at Ladwig Furniture Co.
A girl was born this morning to Rev.
and Mrs. A. N. Jacquemin.
Frank D. Crandall for watches; all
sizes; all kinds; prices right.
Harding & Harding, undertakers, OPP
posite First National Bank, Newport,
Wash
B. L. Willis, president Of the Fidelity
Lumber Co., left Wednesday morning
for business trip to Minneapolis.
Crystal Coffee, 25c per pound.
j. A, Noble.
FOR SALE-Three heavy teams, 5 to
years old; weight 1900 to 1900 lbs; AL
horses. Johnston Bros, Cusick, Wash.
1873
Cordwood taken at the highest market
price in exchange tor merchandise. c.
A. Sherman & Co.
J. P. Berneck is about the unluckiest
owner of horseflesh in this vicinity. One
of his big draft horses died this week,
the fourth that Joe has lost in two years
Miss Whitman, daughter of the new
Congregational minister at Newport
has been elected teacher of the school al
Dalkena and left for that place Monday
There is bare chance that the South
Side Grocery will close for day or two
wear after next), as the sole surviving
partner is getting nervous and anxiou:
about the folks in "Mizzoury."
The ladies are invited to attend ou1
fall millinery opening next week. Sept
1917, in our new quarters next Ladwig''
furniture store We will have the larg
est showing of the season in patterr
hats and novelties. Fee Sisters.