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a9fairs Of the railroad, and shat
The work Of standard pauging all
the narrow gauge lines would be-
gin at once. IF declared that
Mry Gould was nat. railroad
man and never was, but he new
mansg-menp would lie co,npcsed
eft practical railroad m.n who
could and would ta9e hold of thu.
properly and build it up as it
should be b,,iE Up. Mr.. Van
Reees declared that the territory
witch was ever d hy the road
w2,hl be develaped; kat the road
cou d lie placed On par with
any OF 'hs western roads. lie
said that practiral railroad m. n
would repch Colorado in a f..
d5ys and w,uh! make athorou gh
inspe ton of the property and
outline plans for its in'pr vement.
Van Kleeek isa director in a nurn-
Der Of tn larg"st banks Of New
York Ore of the sliiuricus has
del os'ts of $40, coo, $50. His trip
has been made unosteptatiou ously
up TO the time the lit.le wrerk
upset his temper. Head his son
had bought their tickets Tx the
ordinary passengers and no one
eucrut few of The railroad Off
cals We're. aware cf the iilen ity
OF the travellers,
Vice President and General
Manag-r Horace w. Clark. a few
days ago issued orders to the
train crews TO treat Mr.. klea"k
with consideration, and the sta
,tion agents on the system were
given instructions to have tb.
Cunt nred> ca lss.-.pse------.'s-
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notice OF APPLICATION FOR
". s. PATENT.
SERIAL ND nras.
SERIAL NO. C5&s :

Uss.I and on &c. M.nlf"-- olo.. March ,, 1911
Notice - hereby r,srr. thar ia pnr-Garee III tir-
Actn!-,orrc--. spur,vsd May 10. Is1:. Tie
Colorado SLATE Company. IA corr"'Hiio1. who--
rosto1' -e T. Nsrbic. Colorado has made al pill
cnti"n Tor n patent for the nluct Slate No. 5.
Placer situate. ia Rock Creek Miniae District
.Gunnison Go. State OF Colorado, aud dise-ibcd
n kA.ok>. vix;
The Z. y Of W. = ofs.vfii. Of s.y. =. the
W y Of T. q. Of :. W 1, ofS. ". ., Of Sec. -
II. II :. u. ~ ~; the T. =, of W. = of W. = OF
y ". !, til. l.. y of W., Of $. W. Il of .:'Ns
!. Of Soc r. IL :. n. - ". a described In the
iocntion certificate of . all clain- -ecnfdcd in
book lsl rage 3ii of the records Of G.unison
f'cu.ty. Colorado. c.nininj-s 10 u-rcs. Arca in
Mant -ps.c Land ~ acres. Area IL Geriirli Land
District 20 acres. and forming A,porti7r OF th7
=. ". !, Of Sc. so TITS. X. ssw. au'i--thc y
". |. OF Sec. Twp. 4. .. .Rau~,ss W. "f tI,e ct n
pms
Adjoining olsims Black sirtc No. , pingsr on
the Eas..
r. I. Blairi Register:
rR-t Pub April 18th Last pue. Jun. q ipA
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Game Protection.

The following. from the Marble
Booster, bits the. mark and We
should organize. here. to work in
connection Hithathe proposed assc-
citation by which means there, will
be p BITTER chance of catching. the
law bre akers. The. streams below
town are already lined wid fisher
men every day. and the. hunters
are out on the crUsted, sncw kill
ing white Quail in. n.the jwillows aud
grouse in the pine timber. .irrespec-
i've of the laws that forbid and
restrain every law, abiding citizen
from 80 doing Lets organize aud
put stop to this practice in
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HIGH OFFICIAL
ANNOUNCES
POLICY OF
IMPROVE MENT

DENVER Colo. =, Apri, A
worn out rail on the narrow gauge
Rio. Grand lines near Plaoervllle,
which wrecked the train on'w hi-h
William Van Kleeck. a prominent
banker and director of the Rio
Grand railroad of New York. this
morning caused,hat gentleman in
evaporation ia make known i'm
.portant changes in the manage
ment of the Denver & Rio Grande
properties.
Mr.. Van Kleecls and his son
wer- making an Inspection trip
over all the lines of the road in
Southern Colorado. Their train
was wrecked near Placerville, and
when Van Kleeek Learned the
cause of the delay he was mnch
exasperated, and when the tram
finally reached Tellursde ne gave
vent to his 'irnps,ieece by de-
claring that there would soon be
chan zes>in the m management of the
road which would insure vast i'm
provements in The physical con-
ditisa of therrad and its service.
MfiVan KlEeck declared that
George Gould was .nnw out of the
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order that We, who like good
hunting and fishing du ing the
open season, shall net find t,e
birds all killed and the streams
whipped TO death, before the aws
allow us to iish or hunt.
In She last few weel 3 there
has been nsiderable talk
ameng Marble sportsmnn Of orra
niZing a local association for HE
protection of game. As yet tile
talk has not cryStallized into any
definite action. but about alfihat
is needed is for seme,one to t. 'se
tie lead and The association win
be an accom- plished fact.
The writer has n first-'hand
knowledge thHt such is the case
butrepurable sportsmen here de-
clare that the game Laws are
continually violated. Men go out
and Slaughter birds out Of season
and they yank many g"my trou,
from his native lair before tila
time allotted by law.
In conversation with Marshal
Mahoney the writer learned that
il is next to impossible to catch
the gam de-troyers with the
e eds. Ire marshal hasAsiipped
uutcf Marble on divers Occasions 3
armed with a hot tip as to the
whereabouts of game yrlstorss
but usually h. ocre back empty,
handed
The law does not provide, eS-l
penses for the deputy wafdens
unless arrests ere made. The
formation Of n game association
weuid provide fand dforrxp.nsts
incurred in projecting the: pans
md the deputy warden would be
much more vIpilant.
The editor of the Bocst-r- is
strongly in favor OF banding the
true srori sm.n Of the town into
this ASSOCIATION. The cost will
he small and the good that will
result will be worth the cost many
tinas ever. Jhes,aw wacsmads
f r all of US and all should obey 1t
or none
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SUBSCRIPTION RATES.
American Politics.
Gfap'o..

have Just read in my morning
newspaper that the senatoripl d-ad-
lock in New York is broken. 1t
has besn on since Jan.. H.. two
months AID n half of good brac
lug weather..
In nll that time the. greatest
STATE in the Uni'n could net elect
"a Uuit I'd States senator WhyI
because. of Boss Murphy. on onr
side aud band of insurgents Oh
the other. They could not a.rse
on man. But the. elesIivn af a,
United. States senator ought not
To .d-p,.d upon an, 2gr,emtni
heswern political boss and Il.
tex insurgents. 1t should be. set
tied by a.m-j Irity vut. OF the
people. That is why there must ,be
change 10 an election of senators
by direct ypte. w. caunot keep
up the old plan and look one
another in the face. Paralyzlsg
the l-gis.atnr,. of the biggest state
in the. Eni..r fer Two muntlls eud
q ualt over such an ELECTION is
too absurd TO be looked upon With
the last degree of allowance. u
they did it down. in Mexico ii
woL Id b.- considered reason for
intervention, and il it occ urred in
Cuba there would be loud declare
lion that the people are not mt for
self-goverument, and for that mat
.rr p-opls who cannot elect Il
senator in two months of good
winter weather are not tit for sell =
government. HotteHtots could. du
better, with no apologies to Iowa
or Col ,rado.
Buttwn Nears ago the legislature
of Illinois tugg ID and tuiled at the
election of a Senator from the
middle of January until the mid
die of May, and then elected a
man whom the majority of people
think ought to have been put
out. Aud what WAS the matter
with Illinois Political bosses. But
what gives the bosses So much
power to disturb the peace and pu
things to the bad? The big inter
ests back of them. Boss Murphy
represents the big interests. ST.
did Lorimer and Sullivan and tn,
other men who queered the Illiuo.'
Legislature. Powerful influences
have been reducing the average
legislator 20 snch a condition
! ret he has no mind of his own. /
is understood that Bosse. Murph,
does the thinking for the majorit.
of his side Of the. of the New Yorl
Legislator, and Murphy's mind i
worked :, By an, . attachment l.
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powerful interests. On the other
side it WAS Boss Platt, until he died
and went to his reward.
Along with this item regarding
the final election of New York
senator. after Murphy hurried to
Albany on mn early milk train, !
also find the annonacemenl that
Joseph G. Cannon has given up
the struggle for minority leader
ship in the Hpuse. And in anoth"r r
column of the morning paper |
find further revelations from Mr..
Cannon's congressi. ral district.
They ar. uotnice revelations. on the
contrary very ugly. They tell of
big slush fund and ot vote buy
ing a prominent banker of Dan
vile is SAID to have gone to Europe
for an indefinite stay. The grand
Jury wants Ia See him aud he
wants to see Europe, and rather
large number of other m-n down
the Dauvilie way would like 10
see n hole III the grouDd where
they could crnw | III and stay until
the storm, be overpss:. 1t is a
sorry disclosure of the agencies.
aud methods used in the election
IF vtficials, from 4 coroner. to y
congressman. Aud what makes it
seem worse rs tpe inct tnat 1t hns
been going IN III the county dir
tricts, where W.. thought thai
hon, sly took. !, dving by the year
We baye ialk.d. abJut the floa,ers
in the.uities who sell their votes,
but the poor floa,ers have never
really lot on the 10 compared with.
the. votes. l.-rs ut rurni districts III
liii:iois ahd Ohio. The pr-stinct.
capiaius Of Chioasps worst Wards
and the Tammany tientenunts' in
New York could 10 t1 the Dan
vile district and get some valuable
hunts iniieir profession, .taep tuey
could 90 over ito Ohio aud lake
osi-prnGuute cuurse.
IL is ex,remely disappointing TO
fud it 50, Tor " hen the vide pra'-
ries and free winds bie.d vote-sei-
lers. the evil. has such free rangr
that it Sc, ms difficult to corral it
aud bring it under the yoke '.ot
reform. And another dieconsagiui,
feature is the fact that a direct
vote doe ssnut prevent the corrupt
ion. Members of congress are
elected 10y us direct vote us the
great American freeman can cast,
and yet here is the "barrel" rolling
across a district with as much
effect as il it were on the flour of
back room at u state capitol.
Perhaps after We have floundered
around while longer We shall
make up our minds that no reform
will work which does not reach the
consciences and :. hearts Of the
voters.
The Advance.
!
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Until further motto {
we will make the {cl 8
lowing cliscounts,~

On all Onr Stock d nseTCha..dise
excepting lssi1lber and building MA
teriai, any purchase, where eass1 /:
paid. from o11e dollar up to fix
dollars, discount OF five percss1g
will be taken off our regular price.
On any purchase Of ten dollars Ss
more we will allow discount CT Tel.
percent for cash
Oursock is new, fresh and up-to d1te; incl, ,lin
MenS, Wonen-S and Chdrcn's shoes
Groceries and Hardware,
t-------------- PAINS and Wall paper -----=
Gents Fur shin@s
oIecnSwae,
I Drugs etc. ci'
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ISSUED EVERY THURSDAY.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1911-04-21
ELK MOUNTAIN PILOT.

s c. Robinson, Editor and Prop
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1911-04-05
WELL KNOWN EDUCATOR DEAD
Dean w. S. Pattee Of the University
Of Minnesota Passes Away.

Dean w. S. iPattee Of the University
Of Minnesota Passes Away.
Minneapolis, April 5.--W. S. Pattee,
dean of the University of Minnesota
law college, is dead after brief ILL
ness.
Dean Pattee had been connected
with the university since 1883 and
was one of the men instrumental in
the growth of the institution,
w. S. Pattee was born in Jackson,
Me-, Sept. 10, 1916, and graduated
from Bowdoin college in 1871 with a
degree of A. B., taking his master de-
gree in 1874. He was admitted to the
bar in 1873. He came to Minnesota
and took up his residence at North.
field. ! .". ss
Dean Pattee was member of the
Minnesota legislature in 1SS4-5. In
1888 Mr.. Pattee was named dean of
the college of law at the state uni.
VerSity. - -
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WOMAN IS ELECTED MAYOR
New Official Declares She Will Clean
Up Town.

New Official Declares She Will Clean
Up Town.
Hunnewell, Kan, April 5.--Mrs. Ella
Wilson is now mayor, or mayoress, OF
this city
At the city election she and o. NJ.
Akers were tied for the office. At
first it was suggested that the two
candidates draw lots for the office
But that did not appeal to the male
voters. They said if Mrs Wilson
could race man to tie she ought to
have the office. Therefore the judges
of the election declared her elected.
After that Mrs Wilson gave an
oyster supper and the whole town jol.
lifted over her victory.
Now she says she is going to clean
Up Hunnewell. In her campaign
Speeches she declared the town was
harboring bootleggers and that the
pool halls We're being run contrary to
law. She proposes to correct these al
legged attractions OF the statutes.
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GUARDS PROTECT PRISONER
Threats Against Life Of Convicted
Double Murderer.

LIE Sueur Center, Mimi, April S.
An armed guard is on duty at the jail
in which Martin O'Malley, murderer
of his two stepchildren, is confined to
prevent the threatened lynching of the
prisoner being carried out.
Sheriff Keogh says that the people
of LIE Sueur county are aroused over
the possibility of O'Malley escaping
punishment by reason of the technical.
tiles apprehended in case the bill
abolishing capital punishment in Min
nesota passes the legislature and that
threats of lynching the prisoner were
openly made. ...@
1--WE are protecting the prisoner
with armed guards, however" said
Sheriff Keogh, land will not relax our
vigilance until the case is disposed of.
l do not apprehend any outburst, but
cannot tell what may occur"
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AMERICAN SHOT IN MEXICO
State Department, Is Investigating
Alleged Crime.

Washington, April 5.-George Greich
Field, an American, was shot from am
bush at his ranch near Tuxtam, Mex,
and probably fatally wounded, accord.
ing to telegram received by the
state department from United States
Consul Miller at Tampico
The department Immediately or
dered the consul to make thorough
investigation of the shooting. 1t is
not known here by whom the shooting
was done. ,.,~
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Alfalfa Herd Perfect

In order to quiet the minds Of
those who have been compelled to
hear my statements regarding the
Alfalfa Farm Dairy, I take pleasure
in publishing the following letter,
received from S. H. Ward, who is
the State Veterinarian and is also
secretary and executive official of the
State Live Stock Sanitary Board
The letter was written to Mr.. Petrie
in response to an inquiry form that
gentleman
1t is as follows:
St. Paul, March II, 1911.
Mr.. L. O. Petrie,
Box ~, Maltby, Mimi.
Dear Sir
Replying to your communication
covering the stock belonging to w.
G. Schroeder, I would say that if
you refer to w. G. Schroeder of Be-
midi, that his stocks were examined
and tested by us and found to be free
from tuberculosis, and were at the
time we tested them apparently in
good health. ~
Very truly,
..... .... S. H. WARD.
Signed: w. G. Schroeder. &.
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NOTICE OF APPLICATION
FOR
LIQUOR LICENSE
STATE OF MINNESOTA, J
Z County of Beltrami. :
Village IF NvnOra

STATE OF MINNESOTA, . -,
County of Beltrami. Ess.
Village of Nymore ~
Notice IS hereby given. That application as
been made In writing to the Village council Of
said Village of Nymore and fled in my office,
praying for license to notwithstanding liquors
tor the term commencing on the 10th day Of
April. 1911: and terminating on April 10th. 1912.
Dy the Following person. and at the following
place. as stated in said application. resljec-
lively, to-wit: IA;
4 CHRIST CLEMO #
On the first floor. of that certain one
story frame building located on lot sixteen
G6). block two. (9 original TOWNSHIP. OF the
Village OF NymOre. County of Beltrami,
State of Minnesota.
Said application will be heard and deter
mined by said village council of the Village Of
.xymore at the Village Hall in the Village Of
Nymore in said County Of Beltrami and State
OF Minnesota. on Tuesday. the 18th day OF
April 1911. at 500 O'Clock o. M Of that day.
Witness my hand and seal Of the Village
OF Nymore. this 4th day OF April. 1911.
WILLIS NYE
Village Recorder.
2t. W. First April 5-Last Apr. IL.
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Lands DEF|ES
BLACK HAND
Tells Jury to Let Criminals
Do Their Worst.
THREATS TO Be IGNORED

Tells Men Sitting on Case That Any
Man Who Is Influenced a Fraction
of Hairs Breadth by Having Re.
eeived a Warning Is as Guilty of
Corruption as Though He Had r..
ceived Bride.
Chicago, April 5.-The boldness of
the Black Hand in threatening United
States officials and in attempting to
swerve the course of justice in the fed
eral courts was recognized officially by
United States District Judge Kenesaw
M. Lands.
, In delivering his charge to a jury.
which later returned verdict of
guilty against Mrs. Sanatina Pizza, in
dicted for bringing Caterina Greszi,
seventeen years old, from Italy to Chi
cago in violation OF the Mann white
slave act, Judge Lands sternly
warned the jurors to let no threats or
efforts toward intimidation. influence
their verdict.
During this trial there have been
rumors of threats being sent to per.
sons prosecuting this case," declared
Judge Lands.
4 need not say to you that the man
who is Influenced the fraction of a
hairs breadth by having received a
threat is as guilty of corruption as
though he had received money bride.
I'm arriving at verdict you must
not let the thought of any ulterior
consequences which may or may not
result from your verdict influence you
to the slightest degree"
The charge of Judge Lands was de-
livered as a result of threats which
were reported to have been received
by Assistant District Attorney A. r.
Hubert.
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Not From PoIiteness,

This was heard in an overcrowded
Boston elevated train:
Say, Dick" said the young mar
whose football tactics had won him q
strap in the rush-"say, Dick, I've
been riding in on the T. everx morn
ing except Sundays and holidays for
two years, and I've never given up a
seat to lady yet" 1%~
you're polite one" sneered Dick.
Nothing of the kind" retorted the
young man. 1--WE never had a seat to
give up."-Boston Post.
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POWER PLANT IS WRECKED

Explosion at Apple River, Wis.,, Fol.
lowed by Fire.
New Richmond, Wis, April 5.-The
new 100000 plant of the st. Croix
Power company at Apple River Falls,
near Somerset, Wis, is mass of
twisted iron and steel as the result of
an explosion of dynamite and subse-
quent fire.
The plant was controlled by the ST..
Paul Gas and Electric Light company,
electric current being supplied from
that source to the st. Paul interests Of
the company -
It is announced the plant will be re-
built on larger SCALE
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Army Life Is Too Slow.

Chicago, April 5.-General Kaid Bel
ton, the young Englishman who COM
manded the army which deposed the
late Sultan Abdul Aziz of Morocco in
the revolution there, entered as stu
dent at the Chicago school Of aviation.
General Bolton said: my game is
dying out. There is less and less
fighting and must have adventure,
consequently decided on aviation
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Malines, had a narrow escape from
death in an automobile collision. The
chauffeur, in seeking to avoid a
woman, sWerved the machine which
dashed into a tree and was wrecked.
The cardinal was badly cut about the
face and several of his teeth were
knocked out.
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RothschiIds Buy Oil Stock.

San Francisco, April 5.-That the
Rothschilds have secured an option on
100000 shares of Associated Oil stock,
now owned by the Southern Pacific
railroad, is the assertion printed by
the San Francisco Call. The price re.
ported is $4O,0OO,OOO.
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~
$iR
KNOWN VALUES

PUBLISHERS CLASSIFIED ADVERTIS.
ING ASSOCIATION PAPERS
WE ARE MEMBERS
Papers in all parts of the States and
Canada Your wants supplied-anywhere any
lime by the best mediums in the country.
Get our membership lists-Check papers
7ou want. We do the rest
Publishers Classified Advertising Associa.
TN. Buffalo, N. Y.
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Gives Life for Pet Canary,

Boston, April 5.-While trying to
save her pet canary Mrs. Jane Allard,
eyed seventy-eight, was cut off by a
fire that destroyed her home at
Swampscot and was burned to death.
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FOR SALE-Job cases, triple cases.,
quadrupple cases and lead and
slug cases, 40c each. Pioneer
Publishing Co. Bemidji.
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FOR SALE-House and lot on
Lake Boulevard. Part cash and
easy payment on balance. In
qu1re o. N. Steenstrup, Geo r
Baker & Co.'S. Store.
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If you want to hire one or more
teams of good draft horses for an,
work, write to Hugh Malcolm Be-
midi, MINI.
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FOR SALE

FOR SALE-Case stands and racks
number 6, double news stand with
rack for full sized cases. Good
as new. Sell regularly for $3:75.
We have 6 of these at 81. so each.
Bemidji Pioneer Publishing Co.
Bemidji, MINI.
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FOR SALE-Job type and body
type. Fonts of point to II
point. Prices furnished with
proof sheets upon request. Ad-
dress Pioneer Publishing Co., Be.
midi, MINI.
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WANTED-l6, Is or 20 fl. launch.
2 to 3 hores power engine. Ad,
dress P. B. Heffernan, State Sana.
forum, Cas- Co, Mimi.
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Cause of Explosion Unknown.

Springfield, Mass, April 5.-Two ex.
plosions in the new million dollar mu-
nicipal building, which is in process
of construction, alarmed the residents
of the city and did considerable dam
age. Daylight inspection showed a
small hole in the abutment of the
tower, which can be readily repaired.
The cause OF the explosions is I'm:
known.
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Gambling In Wood.


ITO most people my business would
seem to be devoid Of chances" said a
dealer in fine woods, "yet as a matter
Of fact I know Of nothing that is more
Of gamble. On every log Of wood we
buy we take a chance that the inside
10 as good as the outside At recent
auction of fine woods in London my
partner and I paid $4,000 for a mahog-
any log that looked all right so far as
we could tell. If the inside was sound
we stood to make good profit, but
worm holes or rotten spots at the core
: would mean a heavy loss. Not until
we got the log to this country and got
1t opened up could we be certain. As
a matter Of fact this particular log
was perfect, and we cleaned up $4,000
on the deal. But it was gambling pure
and simple. New York Sun.
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FOR SALE-At a sacrifice, modern
house. One of the best locations
in the city. Phone 100. -
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FOR SALE-Rubber stamps. Th
Pioneer will procure any kind of {;
rubber stamp for you an shor'
notice.
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Belgian Cardinal Near Death.
Waterloo. Belgium, April 5.Cardi-
nal Desideratus Mereier, archbishop Of
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leW-CdSh- Want-Rate
[! 2-Cent-a-Word

Where cash accompanies copy we
will publish all "Want Ads" for half
cent word per insertion. Where
cash does not accompany copy the
regular rate of one ceut word will
be charged.
every HOME HAS A WANT AD
For Rent--For Sale--Exchange
--heIp Wanted--Work Wanted
--EtC.--Etc.