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GOOD ROADS.

ment is sweeping the country,
and the first ripple has reached
Noxubee. Macamdamized roads,
under the supervision of govern
ment experts are in course Of
construction in the counties to the
north of US, Lowndes, Clay, Lee
Chickasaw and probably others.
In this county the first supervi-
sors district, embracing the vii
lagos of Deerbrook. Cliftonville,
Bigbee Valley. and Prairie Point.
were the first to catch the spirit
of progress and a notice to the
electors of that district that bonds
would be issued appears in an
other column bf this paper. The
roads to be constructed are to
run from the Alabama line to
within a short distance of Brooks
vile through the villages first
mentioned. and from the state
line to within a short distance Of
Macon through Prairie Point.
The weather that has pr
vailed for the past sixty days fur
nishes many pointed arguments
for the building of roads. We
have been told that in any direc
ton one might travel out of Ma
con a broken down wagon or bug
Ky is seldom lost sight of. Since
this article was commenced a wa
gon has passed loaded with eight
bales of hay and drawn by four
mules. The farmers of any .
country cannot stand such a I
tax for transportation and
prosper. The problem all around s
Us would resolve itself into a
rhine of omission if nothing is 8
lone to remedy the evil. With
and in the country the equal of
my land selling in other states
It $3.50 to $500 that goes begging !,
lere unless the price is reduced +
Yellow $50 per acre, it becomes a
problem of preservation of self t
ride to change the conditions.
Then think Of the immense re- !"
urns on the investment that good 6
Dads mean. Not only is the con l.
of country life increased b
" easier access to neighbors, \
chools, churches, but the fnan. q
return figures by hundreds +,
'er centum instead of by ones.
FOR instance the increase in taxes
hat the good roads will cause a
re always refunded several y
ines per year after the roads are {
'uilt by the reduced cost of )
to and from your market, c
Also the land that was formerly J
uitable for only the most anti. \
methods of farming be. !
an ideal farm for the lat T
scientific profit producing !
Methods, and the farmer finds i
hat his rating with his merchant !
md the commercial world is sew i
'ral times greater because his );
is worth several times more /
Yer acre.
The citizens of district one are p
o be congratulated on showing ,
much public spirit. Other dis.
riots are already taking steps p
,oward a similar line of progress. a
ivpnpss a
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Notice Road Oyerseers.

You are hereby ordered to put youl
road links and bridges in good repairs
at once.
BY order of Board of Supervisors.
JOHN A. TYSON. Clerk.
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FOR SALE.

500 bushels Simpkins Early cotton
seed, just received direct from North
Carolina, at $l,O0 per bushel while they
last. w. M. LAMBERSoN
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NOTICE.

| am now prepared to do all kinds of
tin repairing, such as mending roofs,
and guttering, Any favor will be ap-
precieted. You will find me at Vests
Store. JOHN STEPHEN,
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Tresspass Notice.

All hunters and other tresspassers
are hereby warned not to tresspass on
my land IL miles west of Brooksville.
Violators will be prosecuted.
ID. B. CADE.
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MEAL-We have just received a car
of fresh meal. See me before buying.
j.. E, DORROH,
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MONEY TO LOAN.

$50, 600 to loan at six and eight per
cent. H. II. BROOKS, JR.
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Board of Supervisors.
FEBRUARY TERM.

Board met in regular session. All
members present, as follows: u. w.
Mullens, president, Dist. /; A. II. Bush,
Dist. 2; w. T. Showers, Sr,, Dist. 3;
W. r. Swindle, Dist. q; w. A. Walker,
Dist. 5; also all clerks and sheriff. At
ter proclamation by sheriff the follow
ing allowances were made:
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FOR RENT.

Building formerly occupied by Lucius
Galloway, as repair shop.
Macon Wood & Machine Shops.
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The following accounts were con
tinued:
K. j. Cade, petition for loan of $500.
In regard to damage to court house
clock.
AS to bridge over jim creek.
Account of r. A. Bryan, for building
bridge over jim Creek.
Geo. l.. Crymes for building bridge.
}. j. Prince q CO., cement and solution
f)r vot.
E. F. Mum & Co., for shovel and
The following accounts were rejected:
Lee Gaines, timber and causewaying
So, Co.:
Burton Dooley, building bridge $500.
The petition of W. A. Cheatham. ct
H., being the required number of quail
led voters and tax payers of Supervis-
'rs district No. l. was presented asking
hat they be permitted to come under
he provisions of an act of the legisla
.ure entitled Gan act authorizing the
Board of Supervisors to construct and
maintain public roads in one or more
supervisors districts of the various
counties of the state, to issue bonds and
eyy taxes for that purpose, said act
icing Senate Bill No. &c, approved
March 8: 1910" The Board heard the
'bove petition and passed an order au-
horizing a notice to the qualified cleo
ors of district |.
SECOND DAY.
Board met persuant to adjournment.
iii memhoru opd ofGcor, r,o,o, m
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The account Of J. 7. Conn for taking
pauper to poor, house was rejected.
The account of Grant johnson for
damage to land was continued.
The petition of S. M. Thomas for
purchase of road machine was granted
and he was authorized to purchase same
and present account at next meeting of
the board.
THIRD DAY.
After proclamation the following ac-
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' NS'''N' SuppilSS' : : luu w
The following accounts, petitions
etc, were continued:
r. Chairman, account of SIS for lum-
Der.
~Brooksville Mercantile Co. for plow
point.
G.. Underwood, petition for release
for double assessment.
Report of superintend of education.
j. N. Bopkin, account for lumber.
The following reports were received
and filed: W. +. Mauldin, convict over
seer; c. ?. Triplett and N. G Stiles.
report as road overseers.
The petition of Henry Jones ct al.
vas rejected as it did not conform to
the law.
The following petitions for release
from double assessments we're rejected
j. M. Gaines, Cunningham, Tate & Co.
+. +. Dantzler, p. c. Norwood, A. C.
Aust, Mrs, A. j. Archer, G. B. McCuen,
}. c. Ivy, Jr., T. c. Hamrick, NJ. l..
dsmison, Cato Irhy,
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SECOND DAY.

Board met p%ersuant to adjournment:
all members and officers present. The
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-06-17

Nichols. bungalows. Hinokley Blk.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-06-17
For Saic--Poulfry.

We pay The fl1;I1ssi MAKO, srlcs
for good poultry for killing uttr-
poses We dress all our poultry.
ana sell whoieaaie and retail
PACIFIC POULTRY co
TOP Floor New Corner Market.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-06-17
The LAST STAND OE THE
OLD STAND PAT GANG

rd.,r ire star: Insurgents captured
seasan rsrty struggle.
- s Toilette
kr
Theodore In but harmless.
- . mllt peoples rights advocate.
s. oIae realize their defeat. that
4 meserex again 20 ride in the saddle.
national committee
~ they using their
s<.s the whirlpool o. indignation them
v1An every primary may
whereby the president will be norin-
nAedt rssty people.
organizes independent
~ third in every state In the Union
OLE HANSON
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-06-17
JURORS' LIST

The list OF petit Jurors for the
federal court Was drawn Yesterday.
Thoee selected were: H. A. IRA
Dor. Clinton: a. J Agrew Everett.
J. VI. Gobney. Brcmerion Samuel
Rltchc, Palmer. Griffith Davies. O.
S. Larson. II. NJ. simmons. +. A.
Forbca. r. G. Frost. H. +. Coniey
G. r. Horton and =. 9. Leck. all Of
Seattle. The others chosen from
Seattle are. 8. II. Hedges. prrslcenl
OF the Puget Sound Bridge a. Drcdg
ing Co: j. W elise. millionaire
property owner. and William Claus.
sen OF the ciaussen Brewing asso-
citation.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-06-17
SOME ALLEGED POLITICAL BRIBERY

CHICAGO. juno iT.--Taft man.
ayers today planned 20 demand an
Investigation OF the nAtlonAi corn.
mittee OF their charges 90 bribery
oe delegates. Half a dozen affi.
dayils are said 60 be I'm possession
of the Taft forces and the prosi.
dants supporters arc charging that,
Ia several instances. a. much ~
s. 0ea Was offered 10 delegates for
a transfer Of their allegiance
Acting for Manager Mckinley.
Committeeman Alvin II McMarfln
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-06-17


Henry W. Odom. assistant cash.
Ter In the county auditors office.
has entered the race for county
clerk against WIN X. Sickois. cash.
Ter In the clerks office odom was
In the county clerks office for four
years. from 1905 to 1909. Since
item he has been in the auditors
office. but Is longing 90 get back to
the old nest again, and he promises
the republican voters. whom he asks
to rotainate him. that he will save
tho taxpayers $4,000 II he does
not make good this promise al the
end OF the first year. says odom. he
will resign and lct the commission.
crs appoia, county clerk
odou today announced that he
win resign his deputyah'p In the
auditors office GA Jnsy l % take
hold actively OF BIS campaign.
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NOTICE To niDDEUa
Nouee u hereby given that the port
commission of the port 81 seattle.
stale Of Washington will receive
sealed Bids up 20 twelve o'clock,
noen. on July !, 1918. Al is offlcs.
~ ~ Central building. seattle,
i've million, nine hundred ana
flfty thoukan nd d0linra I5.gE0 !.
evp0o) In general serial bonds n
me port ~ Seattle. issued for
he following projects, to wit
aainiihH Cove Improvement, 1900. :
inent 1870 .oeo 90 salmon nay linz
E,royrmeut 1850. 900 co. Central
water Front Improvement. 1850. /.
1000 90, ifarbor Island Improve.
mont 5000 10000. said bonds be-
nF % the denomination Of
$1,000 90 each. bearing Interest al
the rate u four and onr-haif per
cent per nnnum. payable sefnl-aus
nu1llY. 20 bear date 81 delivery.
ana 20 be issued IN three driiv-
efies, approximately sta months
bidders may submit proposals Tor
the entire amount ~ said bonda
% Tor the amount issued FOR each
Particular Improvement or for
The total stDount issued AZ each
delivery or for tie amount Of
rANh particular Issue 60 be driiN
cred Al each delivery Each bid
his BIZ or bids with a certified
check Tor an amount equal 10 one
per cent Of the par value ~ the
greatest number Of bonds bid for
~ him IN any proposal The port
commission resrrEea the right 20
reject any and All bids
Full and detailed information IN re-
gard 90 the Issue Of these bonds
VIII De furnished on apple alton %
ttr port commission 81 thq port ~
seattle at It's office s4s Central
lluli1iux seattle Mashfns t9u
Dated a. Seattle. Washington. this
4fd day ~ June 1919
PORT COMMISSION OF
THE PORT OF SEATTLE
Hy 10 NJ CfftTTENBEN.
President
ROBERT nItfDyES.
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THE people OF thia state are thor.
oughiy aroused Your action Is
branded as a crime against the fair
name OF our state and self govern.
ment In deliberately DISTINGUISHING
majority OF the rank ia lie OF
the republican party.
"unless the action Of your com.
mlttee be reversed by the conyen.
ton. the republican party IN this
state will fnce certain defeat aud
probable dissolution. In the name
OF the republican party We call
upon the convention TO seat the
representatives OF the people Of this
state. and stand for the high and
lofty principles. which were promui'
gated By the founder OF the Fepub
llcan party. Abraham Lincoln.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-06-17

og Virginia today notified the com.
mlitee that the Taft bureau had 70
crlvcd an affidavit from Rev r. ~.
Cook. a negro TAFT delegate from
vldaila. La. charging attempted
bribery BY a Mr.. Thompson from
Colorado.
Cook sweaFa he wAx offered
81 .oo8 TO come over 10 the Roose-
Welt camp Tho coiontfa managers
today waved aside Cooks affidavit
with the declaration that Il vas
too ridiculous to decay"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-06-17
LOCAL PROGRESSIVES SEND HOT
TELEGRAM TO STANDPATTERS

Signed by about 100 men. a sele-
gram protesting against the action
Of the republican national commit
tee was sent today from Seattle to
Victor Rosewster. chairman Of the
xsesmrollers' committee,
THE republicans Of the state Of
Washington" the telegram reads.
elected a majority o. delegates to
the state convention instructed 70
vote for the nomination Of Thee.
aore Roosevelt Throvqh political
manipulation and trsekcry. q con.
testing delegation favorable 10 Pre-
ideas Taft wss chosen, who have. BY
your committee been placed upon
the temporary roll Of the national
convention.
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7. r. STRENGTH
In ILLINOIS

CHICAGO. June fT--itoOAeyeii
strengfh developed to-day among
tho Illinois delegates at a prcllus
inary meeting 60 thfcsh ont the
line up for Root on temposar,
chairman OF the national conyeu-
tion. Three delegates Who had
been placed among the six Taft
supporters spoke against Root
Delegate J. a. Glenn OF Ashland,
counted a slroag TAN man. declared
he could not Ep back home n he
voted 10 help Root
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-06-17
TAFT WANTS
SOLID TEXAS

CHICAGO. June IA organ.
ICED attoinpt was bcmn .oday TO
get the solid Texas delegation for
President Taft. Tho men behind
the movement insisted they viii
stay aud that Taft will get tho
entire delegation before the vote IL
reached In the convention. This
was planned by the TAFT managers
AS their answer to attempts the
Roosevelt men are making to get
the negro vote OF the south for the
colonels candidacy. The meeting
of the Taft delegation from Texas
today marked the passing Of Col
Cecil fsSon. FOR ~ years Texas
national committeeman "a. h. Nc.
GroRor rucceeds Tim.
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N00R[CHARGES
STEEL TRUST
CONSPIRACY

r>.usns that the steel 'ras' en-
80 - : conspiracy to haakrur,
IA mai Jadgc Hanford aided
p'H. .l,sslng the Metropolitan
r,s : o. 70 bid in for itself :,
49, y, 90 bad issue for a loan Of
~ 40 ID him. James A. Moore.
-, heb Of tho Western s'ee'
s',s,,xsios With It's plant at iron'
~ a. morning fIguratively took
= ssst 81 for the real nsat on
!, SATURDAY. Moore fIied a petit
-. N The state court at Port
snse.sca sna secured the appolus'
-. AZ r. A. Mcclellan OF that
q, 4 temporary receiver OF all
q ,ro,,rsics claimed 70 have been
s.,es tron the Western steel cor
.,,.a Iuaga Hanford Ind pre-.
.sfv aupolnted trustees IN bank
ss,rv ana another state and fed
nrisaictioaai question, In
- Judxs Hartford has been IN
S~sf several times. A. gosng o. be
-ss ont moore names the Met
,,,.sn company aud five others
s.s-r,tants and asks for tt.pec..
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CHICAGO, June I'LL was re-
ported shortly afternoon today that
the virginia delegation. counted az
solid for Taft. ~ an executive ses-
sion voted unanimously against Sc.
lection Of Root for the temporary
chairmanahlp. and also against per
hitting delegates seated by the ma
tlonai committee In contested cases
10 vote on their own places by at
firming the temporary convention
roll
The latter action is the first TAX
en- BY any state so far against the
contested delegates seated.
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FOR
CUMMINS

tuy tsitsa Pres. Leased WtreD
CHICAGO. June II. ~ That
pledges have been obtained from
delegates alt over the country a.
switch 60 Cummina OF Iowa ON early
ballots. was tho declaration today
OF oxJndge Jesse A Miller OF Dcr
Moines. one Of the foremost boost.
ora for iowa's foremost son. lie
eaid tho 10 CumminH delegates had
been pfoselyting successfully la
both tho Taft aud Roosevelt camps.
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sANITARY MAnkET

bass. zoe H.; perch. 2 iba i5c; red
snapper, 2 lbs Csc. Columbia river
shad' zoe and &c each. Eastern
sugar-cured hams, lie; Warrington
creamery butter, 30c ID. cans
pineapple. lie. shredded wheat lOc
corn flakes. pkga. csc. English
walnnts. i5c ID. oranges. &c doz.
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conNrn MAnI<ET

No. / hard whcat flour. 81 sack;
100 pkg. corn starch. &c; &c bar
laundry soap, 2hc. 1sc mustard.
prunea. 7Mc: SC can pork and bea ne.
fgMc. link sausage, i0c ID; pot
roast, Sc III; veal roast. shc ~. !,
mutton chops. 12hc hi pork bones,
4c lb: chicken, l5c H.. airioln steak,
f5c H.; hgfibut, lbs. Tor lbc, = Ins,
ssc. silver perch. 3 lbs 25c; smoked
barring tOc box.
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AFTER ~ YEARS

After 81 years OF active service
in railroad work 80 OF which Was
spent on Puget sound. u 4. Ella,
representative OF the union Pacific
and Southern Pacific line. has re.
signed his office and will devote his
time 10 his property IN Seattle, Mr.
Ellis began railroad work In 1881
a. clerk In the Detroit office of
the Grand Trunk road
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-06-17
ROSEWATER
MAY RESIGN

wv 'h"ra tffr~@ Leased Ntret
ciItcAGos June II Demand
that Victor RoacwRter either
change his attitude on the contests
or reslgn. was made by the Ne
braSka delegation In an executive
session today.
kosoNater Was Informed that
such a step Was contemplated aud
LEFT the Nebraska hnadqunrters be.
fore a vote WIS taken. later rcfus.
Ing TO comment ON his reputation
The resolution affirmed "unwsv.
ering allegiance 10 Roosevelt"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-06-17

An x-fay examination will be the
feature OF the medical society
meeting IN tho Chamber Of Com
MERGE rooms tonight Plans viii
also be discussed for the doctors
to attend the tristato convention
at Portland in automobiles.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-06-17

wEsrLAKE aanKrr

Salmon, lbs. 25c. halibut. lbs.
i5c. herring. -. tse: sole, lbs. 1881
snapper, . lbs. i5c. shad, 20c each.
shad roe. zoe ID; tom cod. 2 lbs l5e;
aaIt mackerei, Z for 15c; salt her
ring, Z for 25c: salmon bellies. lsc
ID, salt salmon trout ipc cach, .
cok. 10. I2ikc. fnackerei. for 25c.
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For Exchange.
A DANDY TRADE
FOR CLEAR PRODUCING RANCH


A DANDY TRADE
FOR CLEAR PRODUCING RANCH
20 acres 2 miles from Pr0ssef. under
6UNNYsfDE CANAL.
10 acres Ia T.year~Old Wineeap. ion
athan, Rome Beauty, spitxenberR
and Delicious apples. with BIG
CROP ON THE TREES NOW
10 acres In s-yesr.old alfalfa.
t-room house. chicken house. cellar.
barn. etc. kDme cherry and peach
trees ia bearing. This h a choice
place and clear Of debt and the
owner wants 20 get on this side OF
the mountains.
VIII trade for Seattle homo. hotel
rooming house or improved acre
age.
Must be good atuff. clear and some
cash.
INLAND EMPIRE LAND co.
1874 ard Ave Phone Main sisf
EXCHANGE
100 acres. good Broom house. barn
and poultry house 30 acres leveled
aud ready for trees or alfalfa,
with a pumping plant all complete
water piped 10 the highest part Of
land. Everything ali complete
Price 5000. Two miles from rail-
EMPIRE HOMESTEAD co.
SOS Empire HldR
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Acreage.
b.ACRE LITTLE Farm

5-ACRE LITTLE FARM
On good road. within Y mile OF Lake
Sammamish. for 1850 Thia IL a
good buy. where one can raise
fruits. berries aud chickens. Terms
t5V cnAh, $40 month. Let w
show you this place. Take Mad
tHon car and county ferry or
Steamer UfaniA 90 boats daliy)
TO Burke a Fsrrar's office on
Kirkland wharf. or call 100 Cher
~ ~
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sssss>~s~f<s~s~<~s~-~fss
RUPTURE CURED. permanent. 40
operation or detention from labor.
over 200 cases cured past two
years ages 20 IS Harvard
hratsm, 81 Eitsi nits, Reattls.
Clocks called for, repaired. dclir-
erred ffaspn. AL Hirckiey btdk
fili9tt AIS
Mime. Francois. medical baths. rirc-
trnsthHfapeutirH. uiautrpffnk, CHI
rpppdy 81 union. Apt o
Chlrepoay aud utanicufinE parior
scalp and facial trna tmeut Open
evenings 4ie Liberty hldw
otf.fsEsTTE BLADES snafpenrsi, soe
doa rnfofe 2tc. etc itet ttb AZ
TOuPEEk. Wt1A--Aii kinds 81 hair
work Knrt, Tea spring Ind ,ssS
Confinement honae best ciay refer.
srres tast Ftfth W q. a fies
liet Acquainted society. Names and
Addresses 7os Pine street.
Nichols hangaiewn Hineklg1 nlk.
Hay Il saw IA in 1h@ Hfar-
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Lost and Found.

<~4~s~s~-~s~-S~.~-~~>s~
f.oat@--gsold watch SET. afternoon
AZ Athletic hall park name engraved
on lualdr cover Emmett Duffy
Xmas 1909 Finder viii be literally
rewarded by refufninN 90 y. j. b1f.
~. Mmu4ana MfR. Co. lat Az >. and
Mass st OF phnniuw ~ t1tf.
Engiiah pointer dog white ana
brown npotA Main sTiT. Ken
wood las Reward.
kound@Thc tight place TO have your
p watch repaired Aymous. tew~lcr.
1857 Thtrd. unar Pike. All work
guaranteed
Haby'N bracelet, Inscription Maui
rfno AdJirswAin." Hctorn isgs hsr-
ward ave, Heward.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-06-17

Deputy shcriffs arc securing the
vicinity Of Mckinley IN King
county today FOR John Bougnl. who
IL accused os shooting hts country.
man. Dave Boeni. Ia an early morn.
ing brawl. and practically tearing
his right arm off with a shotgun.
Ijoeui Is NJ the county hospital
Both men are said to have been
drinking heavily when the fight
started. The shooting occurred
about 1880 thia morning. BOngni
immediately disappeared.
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Furnished Rooms.

S>-~-~~<N~S--N.~~~-~ ~~.~~.~yel~-@.~~~D~yN-
Virgins Hotel. Ath A Virginia. near
Westlake. offcrn new. modern. .is-
Eantiy furnished rooms. with the
beat accommodations lowest rates
Donald Hotel. SIS Howell Main
1883, All outside, modern rooms
Rates reasonable.
The broadway corner broadway
and feNter Modern. 800 a week
up u y Preniias. Proprietor.
NEWLY furnished rooms. with bath.
light esz SufinE 81 and Ith Nv.
Two nicely furnished front rooms.
flee phone 90kts Pine ~
HOTEL Rhode Island. 80 vifKinla st
SEE day and $40 week and W.
Rooms So ard sec. go Sieth Az.
HOTEL Rainier. iss Nain a.. brick
baiiaing rates sec ana up Hath
GRAND PACIFIC HOTEL, iiIBb
ffrrt-~Hates soc daily and up
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Funeral Notices

e~ssseS>e-0s-s><
QuiGLEX-sin this city June 9th.
hetta. beloved wife OF Thomas Qufg-
Icy. mother 90 Naata W Quigieg.
daughter Of Mt and Mrs. Evan ".
Davis, sister ~ VIM, }. Davis ana
Mra Elizabeth Wesley, all Of this
city, Hody at private reception par
Tors % hicltx Rafferty, Co. Masonic
Temple Fremont Funeral announce.
ment later iunia Chapter 30, ia
O. T.. =. aud members % the above
society take notice
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Congressman Nicholas Long.
worth. Roosevcits son-in.law:
'ft's pretty hard 20 tell. I
wouldn't care 10 guess
Charles r. Taft. brother OF the
president:
The president has 90 votes TO
spare. The Hooaevelt assault on
the line has not changed single
vote that We did not already
know would so We had them
beaten"
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John Hay Civic center holds lts
last meeting OF the year tonight
In the John Hay school yard.
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