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THE SEATTLE STAR
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lintel ! IliMuMniiii.
I „* , s„l pit 1 .'1 a i .It realt per .re.
tt t.r.,1. la, ... . re r raouttl il.llartat.l
By mail or tal I tail So tree voeiet.
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11.1.1..1 sl His j-.... -,-.., 111. Wsahlnf.
'an. s. »«-t,nsl-tI.M Millir.
II look* Ilk.- war between Ureal
Britain ami the Mouth African lie
public England baa taken a powi
-11. from which ah* will And 11 dim.
cult lo recede, an.! the Tvan»taal It
commit ted to th.. unyielding policy
of President Knurr. Neither party
to th* dispute makes any concllllat*
ory pretense In It* hurried pi, in
stems for war Great Britain I*
•ending fresh troops ami munitions
ef war by every steamer; the Trans
vaal army, largely composed of vi.i
-nicer*, every man of which I* a
•harptshooter, has been In I——Masai
for weeks. -
The rumor that the United Mine*
Baa been asked or la to be asked to
act as mediator between th* two par- \
ti*. In dispute continues, to circulate.
but cannot be regarded ».rh.usl) by
any one at all conversant with the;
facta leading up to the present
strained condition. Ureal Britain la,
not likely to ask the United Stat**
to meat tale, nor to agree to such a
thing if It were suggested; not be
cause ah. would have any fear of
getting complete justice at the banal*
of th* mediator, but simply because
eh* doe* not and will not recognise
th* right of a v.is.l Mate to ask
for arbitration It la ahsur.l to .up- '
pome, on the other hand, that th* j
, Tranevwai government will aak th* j
United estate* to medial* Of all the j
Oullanden in Hi* Transvaal, the Git.
lion, of the United Htatea are th*
heme bated: for they ar* coneplcuou* [
for their outspoken and aggressive ,
prs-teet ag-lnst lh* Boer 'tern- •
men they took • leading part Is '
the Jameeon raid; their aympathle* j '
er* all with the British Outlander- '
Ie spit* of the gigantic strides „f
ecteace in altnosl -aery depsrtmenl
«** human life, average people today
know little and care I*** about th*
laws of diet, of dr.ee, of hygiene ,
Mot only de men drink too much,
they also eat 100 much, and rat .
moreover, without taking th* i
slightest trouble to learn wheth
er tbe Pood they eat Is --!
for them or not. Mr. fl. W.
Smith, la an saeajr read recently be
far* the Hundred Tear dub, In New
TJTk. aald. "We wilt *oon b* f—tllna 4
| sella*—-, with tW-hawiteal elemtnt*
necessary to lit there for ths prof.c
--• lon or '"C, Ulialkw .*"»■ -m. at* fasl
-r*w,— and he aa—ls that erlttnr. may
ultimately > tell i us how to ret lac
waste na*—. with youthful tissue.
But la mast be adrrrut-s! that at pres
ent this ta only a fascinating dream.
Th* race gropes alone, blindly fa,',.
lowlnjr Its Instincts and utterly re*
fusing to heed th* laws by th* obser
vanes of whir— It might possibly add
many years to the span of are.
...Philosophy of Eyes...
Upturned tyre are typical of devo
tion. (? '. . - .
...
Wide open eyes ar* Indies live of
rsehness. •;
•a. .
Wde-glan-ing eye* are always to
be distrusted.
.. * ...
Brown eyes are said. By oculists, to
be the strong***.
....
email eyes are commonly supposed
to Indict!* cunning.
s. ; .
Th* downcast eye has to all ages
been typical of mc-drety.
. . s
Tti. proper distance between the
eye* Is the width of one eye.
...
People of melancholic temperament
rarely have clear blue ryes.
. • •
Byes with long, .harp corners In
dicate great discernment end pene
tration. _P*V*-V**_iS£ m\%
Th. whit* of the eye showing be
; neafh th* in* ta relive of nobility
of character.
.• • •
Oray eye* turning grtes In anger
or .tenement are Indicative at a
—hoi. temperament.
...
When Hie upper rid rovers hslf or
more of the pupil Ihe Indication is of
cool deliberation
• . ' * , *
An eye th* upper lid of which pass.
as horliontally across th* pupil in
dies tea mental ability.
• * .
Unsteady eyes, rapidly Jerking
from side to side, are frequently In
dicative of an uns-til. 1 mind.
• * *
It I* said that the prevailing color*
of eye* among patient* of lunatic
asylums are brown and black.
...
Eyes of any color with weak hrnwa
and long, concave lash**, are Indica
tive of a weak constitution.
* • •
Eyes thst ars wide apart or* said
by physiognomist* la Indies!* great
Intelligence and a tenacious memory.
...
Eye* which th* whole nt th- Iri*
I* visible belong to erratic persons,
often with a tendency toward In
sanliy.
. . .
Wide open, starting eyes In weak
count.nance. Indicate Jealousy, big
otry, Intolerant. and pertinacity
without firmness.
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Devoured by Wolves.
WICHITA, Kan.. June 20.—A p.i,
of big gray wolve* attacked Mis
Alll* Johnston as she waa driving
home through the wood* In Heaver
county, Oklahoma, and devoured her
two little children, Sir*. Johnston
may die from th* shock.
i.I. S. (. L
('o\u;\tio\
Final Preparations
Being Made
FOR hoi mm or l.'» 00 GUESTS!
All Committ.s* Msst Tonight st
ths First Biptltt Church
SB fourth St.
Commit lees of th* local T. P. 8. C.
V., bate been busy during th* past
few days, arranging for ths big con*
' v*niton. Preparations have already
been made for the h.,u*lng of at
least lfaa) gueati Th- commit lee In
charge of iralna and lin.i, ha* so
srranged mailers that a large num
ber of Incomers i—in be handled In a
few moments, and th* delays of four
j years ago will not be repeated. Dele*
galea from east of the mountains
and from drays harbor will begin to
arrive tomorrow.
Th* Ai—wry will be use! for nigh!
•— ■•tons, and the Plymouth church
for day sessions. Committee* en
decorations have been busy with
both place* during Ihe week.
The various committer* numbering
ISi member*, will meet Ihl* evening
at the l-lrat liana i.i church and talk
over matter* and nilM lb* final ar
range ments.
Itev. Ira II l-indreth or Nashville.
Tennessee, and Dr. II II- Tyler, of
New York. the two chief speakers,
are expected to arrive her* Thura
day. Mite Eve "honta. of Chicago,
and Bey. I'ha. Thornton, presklenl
of th. Untied States, wilt alto ad
. dress the convention X Urge num
ber of state an,! loaral speakers will
also occupy the platform.
Believes Him Innocent
niHllVll.l.r. Ind. June ie ti
ers ar. working on every clew ths—'
might wit* th* mystery of the kill
ing of H*sorg» Palmer, who wo* shot ,
on Saturday night est * o'clock in •
privets alter In th* rear of the rant*
ottlcs. At* la—sraard. a sweetbeert
of Palmar » daughter, Ann*, and hi.
brother. Corg*. were erreeted and
ckargwd with the crime.
Anna Palmer believe* ber lover to
*be Innocent of th* dwed There were
no witnesses lo the affair, and tbe
only reason for holding the —e*tnard
boy* I* Ihst Ihelr f«th»r..Hs..*. ,
l,.iill.n*.M- ts—i—e.- WW tsarrsml
tveer the attention* of Abe La—nard '
to the Palmar girl '
ANXIOUS ABOUT :
HER ABSENT BOY \
Indiana Mother Seeks for ,
Information.
Police Oesirtsaent .1111,11 Sets
rsl Other Inquiries ler I
Mining *>*s*l*.
Mrs. Mary B. T. Owen, of Indian*
spoils, Ind., writes to Chief Reed \
•iking for Information regarding her 1
•on. Willis K. Owen. She stales
that he was to hsv. left Index, Wash
that be was to have left Index. '
Wash, about February 10. for Be* '
alt!- to take a eteamer for Alaska. '
and she ha* not received any word
tine* then from him.
Chart-* B. Miller, of float.an. Mass., !
has seked Chief Heed to make an In- '
veetltatlon concerning the where* '
about of Oscar 11. tiecker. ll* left
Hoemn In July. !»»:. for the Klondike
When last beard from he was stop
ping at the Fremont hot.l. and had
engaged passes' on the st.am.r Car.
lyle for Dawson Cliy. Becker Is de
scribed aa being to year* "11, .'. feel
* Inches tall, and weigh* about I—)
pounds
Caleb Oray, of Halaay. Or., writes
for Information eonc.mlng Bugene
Clark, a typewriter repairer, who la
■ upposi dto re**!* In -attl.
Fltagerald * Help, attorney* at
Indhtratpolla. Ind . write* in regard
to Jacob Wis*, who formerly received
hi* mall at Ilex Hi? They wish to
know hie whereabouts, as Ih.y are
prosecuting a claim for a pension on
his behalf.
W. C. Humm.l. of Napa City. Cat,
ha* written to Chief Head asking him
If there ts a firm In fttattl* going by
th* nam*" of "Alas F"r«*tlng Machine
company." He (tale* that he **nt
them 1. for a machine In answer to
an advertisement In a Han Francisco
dally They replied they would ship
It on May 21, but h has not receiv
ed the maehln*.
BUREAU OF
INFORMATION
Will Seek for Centrally Lo
cated Offices.
The executive commute* nt the bu
reau of Information hat authorised
the chairman and secretary to secure
riuarlera for th. bureau. Ilooms in
Ih- B. and I. It 11. building, near th*
depot, have been offered, i.nt they .re
too small C. I. Denny ha* placed
many city maps In th* secretary's
hands for free distribution.
Murders Galore.
AUfrriN, Tex., June 2D.—Word ar*
rived here yesterday of ihe nsiaasln
atlon In Han Hani county Ha (unlay
of two of 'i,'' principal ivitnraies in
I murder cases now pending In the dis
trict curt The names are not given
but tit" feud between the factions
has been active laialy, several mur
ders occurring.
""O
KTOI' THAT
Rattle
Wisconsin Bank Closes.
HTOPniITO.V. Wl*., Jun* SO.-Ow-
Ing to the failure nf one of Ihe Inrg*
es! 1 hi,.l -. of Ills bank lv remit a
par I of his Indrfitedneta aa agreed,
the Dane Count stale ban—, which
bus been a It. rutting Inailiuilon In
till* illy since till, ha* been obliged
Is .lose 11* doors. 'iii, in, ate
I.'i'J.iKW with llahlllllr* of 1111.000.
STATE NEWS.
P„n,era, I* on Ihe boom.
• • •
Puyallup wants a fruit cannery.
• * .
The -B——l and Clearwater rivers
are riling rapidly.
• • •
Joseph Irving hss sold 110,000
as.-, of limber lan.) near Ornlate
Pall*, recently i
• • •
Tom Pli.y.l got eight year* In th.
penltrntlaiy fur horse stealing 1,1
Pasinrrsij. 1..! week,
• • •
Assistant Attorney General Vance
will he th* Pourth of July orator nt
Mount Vernon.
• s •
More real estate ha* been bought
and *aM In Will ... In th* M.I 11
month* than In th* whole four year*
prevlou* to this period.
...
Today Ih." l-rsatale of Ihr town of
■ Mitton la. In Hnoliimish county, are
1 rati— on a proposition to bond lb,
town In Ihe sum of |(*roo, the money
to be used In constructing .1 water
areata
. . . .
Th* grocers of Hpoksne have d-ier
mine.! 10 take proper precaution*
agalntt t.ssß under th* pure food law*
by requiring Indemnlly bonda from
wholes*,* dealer* guaranteeing the
purity of article* purchased from I
them and from the toes la tenure.
•* * J
I I", ... V.'in, a 1....1 ■*■"■ .' ' Hlmp-1
[ son's amps Ie Thurston county, had
a leg badly ."rushed a few days • »>.
. . •
Mrs Ilebeeen Pord, a plt-neer set
tier of th* Skagit valley, died of ..ll
age Saturday at Mount Vernon.
. * •
The Skirl! county auditor fll*d
and rtjco— HI Instrument* dur
ing Stay. Th* ft** COllecled amiiunl
ed to UTT.M,
• * •
Th. chase* factory a' is., Creek,
near Spokane, ha* been void to lh*
llaxlewond Dairy company.
.Mines and Mining
In the Northwest
-„_-" -a"-j.ii' " tm»ta~% ***'i"\
-r .w.'S.epur.llr'mln* *i Ibe laKt-feot
level win ...in **tsra,l over the line j
into th* Jim lll.in- mln*. Th* prog. !
rasea or the drift toward the Hl*in* .'
troun ! has been •lead), tag « lone
time. The ... found In ihl* drift la
•ail to be rich.
• . .
A.says mad* at ore taken frem tbe I
Ksntu. mine, on. of th- proptrtlee
.f th. i-tirri. company, at lltpuh*
ISA give a value of AVI I™ This ore
area taken from th* le—t* at a depth
ot but a few fret below th* *urf*r."
Th« ledge ad}.-ins the Monarch
group and I* In a (la!* ' ir-BBtk-B I
The led«* haa been era***- nt in sev
eral places, showing a pay chul. Sh*
r**l In length. In all th* nil. the
ore carries tslues ranging from lie j
per lon. It is free — Hlinar or*. A ■
■haft will be sunk tn a depth of IM
feet and other work will be done te
demonstrate the real value of the
lis. ..very Th* ledge I* about fit
r**t In Hh.
* * .
Work hti been dl*r-onllnu—l on th* '
ilrlsai* drift, and a ih«f I* being
• unk on the property near the south
end tin* of th* Tom Thumb.
■• . •
In th. leaden —Ily mine at Repub
lic work wa* auap*nd*d solely on er.
count of the Inflow of water, which
could no longer be sure*,— hand
led by man power. At the tlm* of
the close down th» ore »*• growing
richer with each fool In depth With
f*,tllil*e for handling the water, d.
velopment will be pushed *» rapidly
a* possible.
...
111-h .ha.wlns» of sold are aald lo
Is. found In or* taken set —, Re
—> and Itavlew minss erf Ihe Meyer*
creek -roup near Republic.
.*.*■•
Hoot ore Is aald la 1— lala en eat
of th* 00l I I.*!*- mine In Isold III!!,
east of I—.public Th* shafi la down
HO feet. Over *i» feet of good
■luarts has been found.
•* * *
Regular shipments ar. being mads
dally from th* I—t 110 l mm- t., th*
smeller at Nor thporl. averaging from
inn to 140 ton* dally. The larg. new
bollrrs* are now In operation coal In. j
.lead of wood being used for fuel.
Th- new machinery thst ha* been
ordered from the east 1* not eapect
*d lo arrive much before "" latter
part of July or the middle s,f Aintu.i,
at which time there will be a rural
doubling up In the capacity of th.
plant to meet the larg* output of th*
company's mine* the coming sum
mer.
- • •
Work on the Gold Reef group of
mlnrs st Republic will soon be re
sum*,!. Ths company nans II claims .
GIRL ATTACKED
BY A THUG
CIIICAOO. 111., Jun. 20.-- Within
the hearing of hundreds of bicycle
riders and near YVaehlnglon boule
vard, a man, whose name la un
known, last night attempted to gag
urn! choke Minnie Walsh, whose
home Is In West Rlghteenlh strsst,
near Bin- Island avenue. Bins brok*
nway from her aaeallant, ran to the
boulevard and then from l<*lfty-«ee
ond to Forty-eighth BVemi*. ii li.re
she fell Inlo 11M hands „f a cyclist,
who hadtttopped lo Ugh! hi* i imp
11... she become hysterical ml
could only repeat: "Oh' I'm a . llrrd."
It was -.mi's mi*, before Ml**
Walsh regslned h'*r composure aiilTl
clently to tell what had happened.
Hevr-ral bicycle riders searches! for
the thug, but were unable to find
.him. '; „ ,
Till. BE m.i: STAB.
(,S /|* _* /IN /.M
«> $ -.ft \
\
I III! BI.ATTLI. minim; KCIIANGE
is 11 legitimate enterprise, lid hacked
trj .1 *-• i.lli_• i.-111 amount capw to guar* :,
anlec that no lake Mitel pi lis or wild*
til stocks, will Iv listed or bid on itn
hoards. If you see the stoaki-tmtcd in
our market reports, or oiler J fur wile
on our Exchange, you can iv| assured
the prospective mine is one of merit, fid while
wo tin not guarantee every stock soltlto make
the purchaser a rich man. vet we ilo-av that
they are all it good sale iiivcstiiiencuiiil the
money paid fin them will ho spent in .lev clop*
ing tho mines, thereby making your iroperty
mure valuable. member what we siy, that
Western Washington is on tin. eve of tie .treat*
est mining boom the world has ever known,
and there will bo more fortunes made/ from the
, ..tile .Mountains than were ever taken out
the main range of the Rockies.
(Jet in tiie procession and invest ii few dob
I.ii - iii v heap k«hkl mini id* stocks and you will
wake up some line moi iiin_* ami find yourself a
millionaire. Daily call mid sale at 12810 I*. M.
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Seattle Mining Exchange
Tslaphono INrla.l*- J_ 73.
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tf,
tf/ $ 0/
tf/ M/ * M/ tf/
Ita-ral. ' m-1 to .nd ■-. on* af the
'great ..,„• In th* region east ot lle
i public. Hut little work ho* yet been
done on the property. Th- moth wilt
) be confine.l to surface prospecting Bl
first, with a view of flndlng the nvott
promising point fa- sinking or for
tunneling. Th. vein Is .all to crop
boldly upon th- fas. of a sleep
I mountain, offering • line tunnel site.
...
There I* said It, be come rl, lead
ore romlng nut of the Art Dumont
' mine on Bride* Clarek at Republic
Assay* recently mad. average ne.rly
1100 per lee tether claim* on llrldge
cr.rk appear to b« equally valuable.
t ■ - ...
Th. Delta la Improving In values
rapidly. It will not be long before
it "111 be recognised *• on* of the
great mines of the camp
•* ■ *
The tunnel on the !*:««■ Hill It be
ing pushed for ih. ledge from ,'hi.
lh-" rich assays were msde tsome few
month* since. It Is thought that It
la about » feet from th. face of Ihe
,11111.
...
flood progress Is being mad* on 'h.
drift of th- Bum-nil Republic mine
The quality s,f the quarts Is Imrrov
la*.
...
Th* crosscut on th. 1/one line Is
still being pushed. A raise for sir Is
aim being mad
-.:•;•'• ,
Th. Kurpr'.ar tunnel Is In It" f*et.
The shaft I* down JO feet. The ore
In lb* shaft will average 130 per ton
from top lo bottom on.| across the
whole width of the shaft.
... ii.
Work .m the Cariboo mine. No. :.
at Camp MX.i.ii. 11. C . Is said to
be programing rapidly. The shaft 1*
do. over to feet and lh* vein is Im
proving with every foot. In fa, Ihe
claim la proving a surprise to every
i body In Ihe ramp, In the l>. t:.in of
the shaft there Is ledge mailer across
the whole shaft width and there Is an
ore body of It Inches which is exact
ly the asm* sa the ore In Ih* Cariboo
mine, a fin* quarts carrying sulphur*
els axial galena. Me he* gold shows
In the or.- pays* but some was p..-..-I
through at a depth of about .a., feet.
• • .
The Palmer mountain tunnel st
laoomls Is now In Ihe counlsln "30
fret. Inside of slaty days the mach
inery for the new sir compressor will
be in position, which will Increase
Ihe weekly progress to about 10 feel.
...
Th* or.- (hlpment* for lh.- past
•even days from llonslantl. 11. C, to
tal 139. inns, made Up ,1* follows; Hy
the Red Mountain road to Nnrthport,
*1 rar*. or IMI tons; by Canadian I*a
rifle railroad to Trail smelt, 71 cars
or I—- tons
PATRIOTISM VS.
SWEAT SHOPS
PIIILA DELPHI.* .-a . June in —
The i mi' I I.aoor league of thi*
city has iek*n up t.le '.uttii' at the
.1000 aaamstrtssrs, „,osllv soldlrra'
wives, widow, and laughters, thii
claim lhat l!io government has anl
dlers' ■: muni- made by contra.'!,
taking from Ihcm Ih-lr means of
livelihood. It la a,ii,i lh—l boa I dim
million dollars' worth of contracts
are to be glvrn oul. and If so. ihe
...iin.tr.sn. a will have no work ut
all
l'mldrn! Chance in.i ti, [lev
er.-ux of no league assert tea I ths
. mti si i work la done in filthy swenl
seeps Tho league proposes m tklt.tr
n prompt apponl to i■' lent Mi
Klnlcy In slop Ihe award of the new
ll.trM.OM ..I iii of advertise! ■ '„,
11.1, I* .in.l to allow 3000 workwomen
1., do Ihe work at 111, United Hints ■
ii-Hi'ii.'il lure. ■•*,-
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r OBERON
._
Seattle's Favorite Concert
Tbe Only Strictly Family Resort ii tbe NorttufaL
IHVIM I.till, less— and Masager.
•■ .
Opening Monday, Juno 19th,
Bill! 11-., Bs'ii'li's
t-.rrtcta. LADY ORCHESTRA
■Th. tott-wlsg •!- - Is! artists trnra .oslara lh.at.rs -Ml ■ ■»'.. . f huiM.l
ai!-. KtT'll.lKA lItHSTuN, Ureal —e«lisb, »w—llih, ».*lw*ti Vata.l*t a*td
»«al«a. *» Hl.lt •••1 ItAiS HAmirtOf* la "Th. Tr.ut.l*. ..* _ fit town li.v !y."
l.i a nils. i. ih.mjV*. tieai 1". Uaiirrr --»<. Hurl«*4«* Ar—tt.
ADMISSION FREE Cei:trt Ererr Erolss it 8 o.itek
All Basra (laaroß Mwt
ITU BGGB
Palßtißi Panertiaiiilßf. Kalsaminmc
I Kini. lis*.— wsl. to "'!.' leek
•all* IJ(sl,laat ol All Is , is
a**ulm i '■"* —'■ ate 406 Plka Street
A FIRE RAGING
DEEP IN A MINE
WILKBHHAHRK, It. June SO-— |
A stubborn lire broke ou! in th- Em* ;
plr* mine or the l>hlgh * Wilkes- i
i.irre Coal company, this cliy. early
thla morning, and Is .till raging. II
la In what I* known «" th" lta-1 A»h .
vein, .11,1*1, about on* and a half |
:mllt*a frr-m th* roof of the shaft. A |
force ..f about en men wet.- to work
and lbs . Ihoojeand feet of a *•• was.
taken Into th- mine, bet no streams j
could i. e.lten on the nr*. j
Supt. Iltsliard*. tmpn Morgan* and i
Vlln. !n.|e,tor Willisms were over
come by gas. They Bantered after
being brought lata the fresh air. but i
not for . me tlm*. Home at the res
ruer* acre sis,, overcome while car
rying the unconscious men out.
New
Word
"Get-at-able"
It means thai the price
is put so low ii, ii any
one "can get at th, in."
We refer to our line of
SIIIIIIIHT Suits
Sio.oo
$12.50
$13.50
10 $18.50
lln assortment
comprises .ill the
-West Fates-
Biggest and Best Clothiers
in the State.
I REDELSHEIMER
U. 11 a* co.
First Aye., cor. Columbia St.
A^*
Detroit
-*__ Jewel
CAS RANGE
Costs less than one
half as much as
a coal range.
—a —
Try the following recipe
on a Gas Range:
CREAMED SWEETBREADS
As -■*■>-. as they come from
th«» market throw Into colli
w»t-r. trim free from ail
i-.tarse tissue to enhance the
delicacy of their flavor; bull In
.alt.-,! tvsler until tender—lhla
* 111 tic accomplished In twenty
minutes. Never ii*** th» beef
sweetbreads—they sre not sat*
lafartory. Aft. i bolllns. thrarar
the swertbreail* Into ell wa
ter to blanch them. St**', i*
Into their natural dlvlahtns
an.l prepare * cream sauce by
cooking t •»-• 'hf-r two ounce"*
of butlrr, one ounce of Hour
snd thin with one cup each of
cream snd whit.* ft k. for one
pint of tin* its ii. sweet
bread*, which you now add to
the sauce: season; he.it and
serve.
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Telephone Main 96.
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Is now offering another block of
Ire—sury stock for Iv m share. This
lls s coral purchase at this price,
lb—Bed upon Ihe showing In th. wore
! now in prat—si*. Our salvia- Is that
you sboulal not lisse on opportunity
| lo art In early, for Jubilee stock la
a safe end sure sunns r.
SLATER - SMITH. Official Brokers
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PARLOR GROCERY
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Wi—v. J. DEAN & CO.
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Closing Out
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PUTNAM'S -Ms-.
Horseshoe Nails, per lb 12' c
jOxshoe Nails, per lb 12' c
Oxshoes, all sizes, per lb 3'-c
CAIIN & GOHN
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' / Yeslcr Dock,