Hillsboro independent., July 25, 1902, Image 4

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STAGE HELD UP
BY LONE
MAIL AND WELLS FARGO TREA8
URE REMAINS UN
MOLESTED. RELIEVES PASSENGERS OP COIN
IN A' GENTLEMANLY
MANNER.
On of th Passenger Hide Hit
- Money and Consequently Make Nc
Contribution. The Highwayman Re
fuiee to Accept a Valuable Diamonc
From a Young Lady After thi
Usual Pleasantries Are Paaaed th
Stage is Ordered to Proceed on Itt
Wy and the Bandit Steps Aside ane
Disappears in the Brush.
Colusa. July !.- K'lj,l't passengeri
on the l lior.ii staso that left Wil-
Hams ycrti May for llartlett 8irint
bad an eiclllun exiivrlnc with a
lone out I v. Tney wore compelled tc
leave the nrti aud lino up at the
roaddid. wl-re six of utm, under tu
persuasive inlltienee of a gilm-loolu.
rifle, kvo up what coin or valuable
they pcwscfr.od. Ono of the passengers
succeeded iu liullng; hU money and an
other was spired because she was
woman. Altogether tho robber ob
Uined a trifle iiuire than euu and e
eral watches.
The vouch was almost at tho top ol
tbe grade on the Bartlett roadwhCD
the uauci'nxra were startled by th
sharp command:
"IJrivcr, stop the sta.se and do It
quick it yuu know what la good for
you."
The next moment a medium-sized
man, with bis head and shoulders eov
ered by a barley sack, stepped to the
side of the coach, and, with his rifle
held In a threatening manner, said:
"I want every passenger to get out
on this side. Stand In a row and keep
your hands above your head and tbe
Ar.it false move 1 see I shoot."
Tho passengers compiled with the
highwayman's demand. After they
were 'lined up be commenced at one
ond and made each one band out his
mony. Wbeu Conrad Kissllng, a rich
William farmer, said be bad no
ironey he was searched, but tbe wise
old German had successfully hidden
his coin.
"How In had do you expect to vis
it the springs without any money?" in
uired the outlaw, humorously. .
. "I ara employed there," diplomati
cally replied the old gentleman. "I
bottle some of the mineral water."
This apparently satisfied tbe high
wayman, for he passed on to the next
in line without questioning the farmer
further.
O. O. Brooks, a Colusa merchant,
was relieved of $10 In coin. He passed
out his check book to the roh.W, but
It wjis handed back to him.
"I am no forKer,' remarked the rob-
Uc.r. "I ajn trying to live an honest
life, with the help of the guys I meet
along the road."
Mis Hattle Ogden of Sacramento
generously contributed a few dollars
Into the hat that was passed around.
This young lady was fortunate, how.
ever. In one regard. She wore a fin
diamond ring. Thinking that, of
course, the highwayman would regard
this as legitimate trophy, she took
it off and tendered it to him resigned
ly. To her surprise the outlaw said:
"Keep the ring, young lady. .The
thing might lead to my getting caught
I'm not after diamonds."
Next among the victims was a lady
whose purse contained but 60 cents.
At once the road agent grew gallant.
."Madame, Is this all the money you
have?" he asked.
"Yes. lr," she replied and then un
wittingly added: "But that gentleman
U my hUHliand. He has all the money.'
"All right, huahand." said the rob
ber, adilrciwtng the passenger lndi
cated. "nig up."
The command was obeyed, the tins
band "digging "M' handsomely.
When the highwayman had made
the rouiulH he stored away the cash
and valuable he had obtained. Then
he compelled the ia isengem to climb
back Into tho xtagn. an order which
they willingly obeyed. Driver Qulgley
was ordered let drive on. As the reins-
nan cracked his whipe the road agent
stepped Into the brimh and disap
peared.
Policy to Remain Unchanged.
London, July ".. Replying to a
question of Henry l-abouchere (Ad
vanced Radical!, In tho House ot Com
mons. Intended to elicit a statement
as to whether the resignation of Hlr
Michael Hicks Heach, Chancellor of
the Exchequer. Indicated the possiull
ity of the adoption of a protective
policy, the Premier. A. J. Balfour, said
that there was no ground for believing
that any iiolicy settvd upon by the
Cabinet while the Chancellor wa
member of It would be changed by bis
retirement.
Jury to Try Faulkner.
St. IjouIs, July IS.- The postponed
trial of Henry B. Faulkner, member ol
the House of IVIegatea charged with
"perjury In connection wltn th Siibur
hA Btreet Railway franchise bribery
en., was called In the Circuit Court
.terday. A Jury I being empaneled
THE ELBE CLAIMS FIFTY.
Latest Detail of th Sinking of th
. Steamship Primus.
Hamburg. July 22. ih steamship
Primus of Hamburg, with 1SS passen
ger on hond, was cut In two and
at.nK by the tug Han.a on the Rivet
F'be yesterday morning. So far aa Is
actrtainahle. about fifty persona were
(It, tied. Thirteen' bodies already
)h,vh been recovered.
Ttie rrimns wa an excursion steam
er from Biiktohnde, Province ot Han
over. rrula.
Th disaster occurred between
Blgnkenes and Nienstdten. Among
BAIT
th pasMOger war th members ot
th Ellbeck Mai Choral Society.
At th tlin of th accident th
trlrau waa crossing th river channel
boar ItlaiikcuuM from the southern
luto the northurn fairway.
According to witnesses aboard tb
HaaMa.. the movement waa nad too
precipitately.
Th I'rtniu struck the tug's engine
room, and th II hum endeavored to
push her ashore, but tbe tug grounded
aud the ship .parte. The l'rtniui
then sank. In tb interval, howewr.
about fl'ty of her passenger wure
able to reach the if ansa by means of
rope and ladders. Seventy uiore war
picked up by tho tug' boats, whilt
others swain ashore.
The disaster canned deep gloom
here. Mauy children bat both their
jiarents. The choral aoclety.whlch waa
on board the stearaer.consiated mainly
ot workmen. Ther were bo foreign
passengers.
Captain r etc men of the Prltnu
swain ashore and gave himaelf up to
the police. Captain Sa ha of the Han
aa also surrendered.
Thrt Primus waa tbe oldest boat on
tbe Kibe. She was built fn Kngland In
1844, and had never before met with
au accident.
Tbe Hamburg-American Hue, which
owned the Hansa, laaued a statement
to th effect that th weather wa
fine, th moon wa shlnlug and both
vesiela were steering absolutely clear
of each other. Suddenly th Primus,
whon about 450 feet from the Hansa
put bur rudder hard a port aud crossed
tho bow of the latter.
"This nilslak." continues the state
ment, "rendered a collision unavoida
ble. Th ouly possible step for th
Hansa to take, uainely.to go full speed
astern, wa immediately carried out,
but without avail. Less than a minute
elapsed between the time the Primus
changed her course and the collision.
Boats were liniueuiately lowered from
the Hansa, and ropes and ladders wer
thrown overboard. Fifty persons were
rescued by the boats. ' At the aame
time the Hansa tried to push tho Pri
mus ashore, but, being of deeper
draught, grounded herself before th
paiucnger boat, The Primus floated
downstream and sank 300 feet from
the Hansa."
MONEY FOR COAL MINERS.
Weekly Fund for Maintenance of th
8triker Forthcoming. '
Indianapolis, July 22. The greatest
strike ot the kind in the history of
organised labor I to be handled from
Indianapolis. -Tho officer of th
United k-ine Worker are confident
that there will be a ready response to
the appeal .made by the convention,
and while half million dollar a week
may not be possible, they believe that
a sufficient sum will be obtained.
W.B. Wilson, national secretary and
treasurer, to whom all subsclptloni
are payable, and who will distribute
th funds, said today that the office
force will be Increased Immediately,
to there will be no delay In handling
the money.
The fund la to be distributed among
the three anthracite districts accord
lag to their membership. Tbe money
will be sent from Indianapolis to th
secretaries of tbe -anthracite district
and distributed by tnem among the
strikers.
Victim' Ghost Haunted Him.
Lcwlston, Mont., July 22. W. C.
Craft, who killed Sheepherder Mc
Clure on Riee Creek In the northern
part ot Fergus county about a week
ago and disappeared after b:i'ng tried
to burn the body of hid victim, haa
taken fila own life. He left a letter
saying tbat he Intended killing him
self, as he was haunted by the ghost
of his victim. Tho body of Craft was
found In a lonely cabin between Laid
usky and the Coburn ranch, he having
ooot himself with a rifle.
MeLaurln Declines Judgeship.
Oyster Bay, L. I., July 22. Senator
McLaurin of South Carolina has sent
a letter to the president declining the
Judgeship offered him. Ine friends of
the sensctor are indignant. They say
that Influences had In-en brought to
bear upon him by hi political ene
mies, actually forcing him to decline
the poet. They Intimate alwi that sen
sational disclosures might be made re
garding the InHide hiHtory of this case.
Russel Sage Narrowly Escapes Injury.
New Yoik, July 2!.- HiihsrI Sage,
while boarding a street car yesterday,
missed his footing, fell from the cr
and was dragged several feet along
the rough pavement before the car
could be brought to a standstill. He
received only a few alight bruises, but
his escape from serious injury is con
sidered almost miraculous.
Sudden Deluge In Russia.
Kelff, European Russia. July 22. A
torrential rainstorm, accouipauled by
violent wind and bail, broke over Kleff
and turned the streets into veritable
torrents, floodiug ceMars aud drowning
fifteen occupants before they wer
able to escape. Large trees were up.
rooted aud railroad einbaukuieut
were washed away, necessitating th
tuspeiiiilou of tralllc. Tbe biases sua
'ained are very heavy.
Railway Employe Hav Grlevancee.
San r'miiclsto. July 22. IMsqulet
Ing new of possible troub.e between
the .Southern Pacific and Ita employe
Is contained in dispatches from tiacra
tnento. Heorge Ksten. president of the
hulled Brotherhood of Railway Em
ployes, accompnnleu by representa
tive of the order Irom different parti
of the coast, held a meeting at the
capital, and there stated to a large
gathering oi railroad men that the
brotherhood general committee had
In preparation a revised schedule of
wages for all railway, employes, includ
ing th telegraphers', clerks, mechan
ic and labor. This whedule will
be) submitted to the ofleials ot th
road today. They have not yet rscog
nixed th brotherhood and It I pnt.
ble that serious trouble may arise.
Charged With Flv Hold-Up.
San Francisco, July 22. Th polle
claim to hav captured on of the
boldest and most desperat hold np
men that has tnfested tn.s city for
year. Barnard Verdner la the nam
of this alleged highwayman, and he
hi charged by th nolle with having
committed (lv robberies, three of
them committed yeeterdsy morning
lo lees than an hour, and within a
radius of Ave block.
TO BLOW UHHE FORT
TRIED TO DYNAMITE FORT STEV
ENS, OREGON. A
Miscreants Signing Themselves "Th
Twelve Dynamiter" Imperil th
Live of Hundred of Soldiers. Tor
pedo Storehouse Set on Fir.
Astoria, Or.. July 22. locvndlarioi
r making au attempt to destroy Fort
litwven. the sew military poet near
this city. Had their plaus succeeded
they would have blow the tort to
atom and perhaps 1 1 hid hundred ol
persons. They set flr lo tbe torpedo
torehoiiH at th fort, but tho build
lag Is II reproof and their attempt
failed.
Recently a largo building at Fort
Stevens was destroyed by Br aud the
blag was believed to hav been the
work nt Incendiaries. Kffort to locate
the mine resets failed signally. On
Saturday night the second attempt
was made to destroy th fort. The
torpedo Ntorehotis waa found to be In
flames, but tbe troop easily extin
guished the bias, which had mad lit
tle headway.
Almost simultauouualy fir waa dis
covered tu tbe barracka. but this, too,
was axtiuguishaid. The locandlarl
nad saturated the Hoot with oil.
Alter tu Hrus were put out th men
found a not signed "Tu Twelve
Dynamiters." Tbe not was to th ef
fect that twelv Ineu bad deteriuiued
to dentroy th fort aud that tbeir ef
fort would be continual until their
plan succeeded. '
The officer at tun post are retlceut
about the affair and decline to giv out
much Information. It has created
great excitement there, and strong
efforts are being made to discover the
incendiaries.
SINKS WITH ALL ON BOARD.
Ftrryboat Goes to the Bottom While
Crossing River at Berensk.
St. Petersburg, July 22. A f-rryboat
while crossing the River Volga at
Berenskl sank and flfty-elght harvest
ers were drowned.
FARMS ARE VALUABLE.
Census Bureau Report Them Worth
Sixtaen Billiqns.
Washington, July 22. Thar Census
Bureau today, sued a bulletin giving
the condition of agriculture in th
United States for the year 100. It
shows that there wer at the time
5,739,657 farms in tbe entire country,
which were valued at 1.74.M4,?47.
Of thi amount 3,560,li8.191, or over
21 per cent, represented the value of
building and 113.114,492.06(1, or over.
78 per cent, represented the value o!
landa and improvementa other than
buildings. Th value of farm imple
ments and machinery waa $7.!,;S1,550
and of livestock $3,078,050,041. These
values, addea to the value of the
farnu, give a total value f farming
property amounting to $20,514,001,838.
Fret t Be Md Into Matehe.
Redding, Cal., July 22. The great
Diamond Match Company, which, re
cently secured Inn-Sons tract of tim
berland In Butte, Plumas and Lassen
countless, through the agency of Fred
H. Dakin, formerly of Redding, Is re
ported to be taking the first steps to
ward'milllng their splendid timber In
to matchwood.
The first move is for a railroad tap
ping the tinfber belt of Butte county,
it ia propoeed to connect with the
Southern Pacific Company'a main line
at Nelson, stxnt twelve miles below
Chlco, and run from there Into the
mountains by wsy of Msgaiia. Sur
veyors are now at work on the survey,
one erw being above Magalia and the
other below, and they are rushing the
work as rapidly as p.'taslhle. The
road will be broad gauge. Hw far
the nw road wi.i he extended can
uot be ascertained, nor can the I line
of beginning construction, but a repre
sentative makes the suggestive re
mark that a hundred men will soon be
In th fleld for the company.
Mackay' Body to Be 8ent Home.
I Pinion, July 22. - The remains of
Johu W. Mackay of San Francisco,
who died here Sunday, will be taken
to New York for Interment In Green
wood Cemetery, Brooklyn. Th exact
date ot th removal of th body and
th arrangement for the funeral will
ot b decided upon uatll th arrival
la London of hi son. Clarence Mackay,
whu aalied from New York tin Satur
day last.
. Mr. John W. Mackay la quit pros
trated with grief. The afternoon
newspaper, a wall as th morning
papor. print loug obituaries of Mr.
Mackay.
Cigarett Paper Saved Hie Life.
Stockton, July 22. A pack of cigar
I tie paper saved Joepu Parton'a life.
Partem entered the saloon of Nicholas
Kvans at Sutter and South streets and
commenced making a "rough house."
He drew a knife on Kvan and th
latter shot him. Parton bad a pack
age of cigarett papers In his shirt
pocket directly over his heart. The
bullet struck and pierced the package
of paper, then struck a lib, but had
not fore enough to break it. Parton
would have certainly been killed had
th force of the bullet not been
cheeked by the papers.
The Boat Cpelied.
Aurora, Ind., July 22 Albert MH1
er, Robert Laugnltn and Benjamin
Watt, young men, were drowned la
the Ohio river by tho capsizing of
sailboat
FALSE WIFE LOSES FORTUNE
Captain Strong Loft His Dupe an Ab
' solu Pauper.
New York. July 2i. Search was
trsde late yesterday afternoon of the
safety deposit hoi ia which all of the
jewel and valuables belonging to May
Yohe wer placed last April by Put
nam Bradlee Strong. TL box wa
found to be Fmntv. exrvm for
fan and few trinket of Insignia.,
cant value. Th articles s'olen are be
lieved to Ke Worth l2i.nM. milch mnr
than that amount having beer, paid for
them.
In an Interview M Too revealed
th secrets uf br life with Cun!n
Strung during the last year. Sua us
totKed that ho had lived ctf her boua
ty 'ever sine she left her 1 usuaad.
1-tfid Hop, aud that he ha k r.iaile I:
Mcc-eeaary on various cn-cs,sIiii-i fur ,ei
to make good hi gambling ilelit .;.
Insurgents Capture a Schooner.
Sa Kiaii.-j-o, July 22.--Thu bluuui
r Pleiades reached port yuu-rdd
from Panama, aud brought news ol
the rapture of a achmmer oil that
port by a gunboat of the Colombian
insurgent forces. Thu. schooner was
belug towed by a gunboat from Puna
sua tu a port near by, where there
waa a force of government troops. The
vessel was ladeu with supplies, arum,
aiaiuunitlon aud about I'juuu iu coin
for the army. A short distance uU
th laud a rebel guuboat was eucoun
tared. The goveruuiout vessel, fear
ful of a battle, cut loose from lha
schooner, and put back to Panama
leaving the schooner an eay irige to
th Insurgent vessel.
The officers of tbj Pleiades said the
government troops were much dis
heartened because of the long war
tbat haa been aged. Thu tneu are
In rags, liaielootdO ana poorly sup
piled with war material.
Will Tolerate No Faking.
Ban, Fianclsco. July 22. Mayot
Vbuiu Lb given uut, for pubiica
tlou, the foUowtr; ma.teim.-ut In ru
gaid to tbe coining cuaiaiiicnsulp con
test between. Jetlries and FiU3iiu
mons: "It is tot my intention to antagon
ise the contest in any way If it Ig con
uucted legitluiateiy. This Is going tc
be a big event of its km J and theit
will be thousands of doual J iuvolve.i,
aud I purpose to oq wrai 1 can U in
sure patrons protection. 1 am guit-g
to Investigate carefully, and if I find
that everything does net look right 1
will order the po.ae to atop tne tight
when the iuvu enter the ring. Tne
last big lugilfstic event abetwoen Jof
files and Hublln was one' of th rank
est shIuiIIcj evur piactired on this
city. I puipoKd, If It Is in my power
to prevent a repetition' next Friday
night."
GENERAL BARNES DEAD
ONE OF THE STATE'S
NOTED ORATORS.
MOST
Brilliant Lawyer and Bravo Soldier
Succumbs to Cancer of the Tnroat.
Helped Frame the Present Consti
tution of California.
San Krnc:;io, July 22.- Oenenil W.
H. I j. ltarnc.c, tno noted lawyer and
oi a' or, died bint nit; hi at 7:1" o'clock.
Up to the licit Ccneral Hurtles retained
his menial faculties, mid I'r. Julius
KoseiiKl irn, who had been in close at
tendance ni in the sick man through
out hU illueHs, h. ci tbat the general
was fully anare of everything that
was taking place up to within ten
minutes of bin deai...
General Barnes died of cancer nt
the throat. He had a dread of both
cancer and snrgicnl operatloiiH. He
had only a year ago seen ins friend,
Oeneral Booth, die. of cancer, uud he
would not accept the liai;nosi4 of bin
physician that he had a cancer, nor
would he allow an oiieration to be per
formed upon him. .
The funeral will take place on
Thursday and will be of a uillitarj
nature.
William Henry I.I now llames was
a native of New York, and was a
graduate' of tale.
On the outbreak of the civil war the
young barriKter laid aside his hooka
and briefs and shouldered a musket
enlisting In the famous Seventh regi
ment. New lork voluuteers, and hur
rying with It to the defense of the
national capital. After some mouths'
service he was promoted sergeant aud
sent to New York to recruit for the
Seventy ninth regiment. New York
volunteers, the famous "Ironsides,"
with which he again served in the
neld.
la 1063 Oeneral Barnej came out td
San Frauclsco, where he has ever
siuce leslded. Hi eloquence and for
ensic ability soon commanded for him
a leadlug place f.tnong the many legal
light at the bar of the state. He as
slsted In framing the present consti
tution of California.
Killed a Marquis.
Tunis. July 22. At Susa, near here,
the trial of the 'murderers of tne Mar
quis de Mores, who married a daughter
of L. von Hoffman, tho banker of New
York, and who at one time conducted
a large ranch in North Dakota, was
opened yesterday. Three of the assag
slus were arrested In August, 18SS.
One of them, named Haninia Ben
Youssef, has since died. The remain
lug two, Kl Kher and Hamma C'hiekh
were Iu the prisoners' dock today.
The Marquis Mores was killed In
lXSti In Soudan, where, It has been aa
serted. he had gone to enlist the Arab
chiefs against the Britisn. He and his
party were attacked by a small band
of tribesmen, and all save a few of the
Ihlty-ulx were killed. The Journey ot
the Marquis, it wss assailed, was part
of his plan to extend French com
merce by diverting the routs of the
taravana from Tripoli to Oabes.
Gasoline Stove Causes Death.
Santa Itarbara. July 22. A woman
named Mrs. Anderson was burned tj
death here while toeing a gasoline
stove. In some manner her clothes
Ignited and jehe ran lnt the street,
falling prewtrste when she reached the
aidewalk. She w taken to the hos
pital, where she died shortly after
ward.
Evan J. Coleman Kills Himself.
Bsn Franelieeo. July 22. Kvan f
Colemsn. for twenty nln (-? pr-l-teei
t ft the Pa'le Tranif'r ccmpa-V".
oela! fsvortt, died lait eveninc at h.
tome In this rity from the ffc,s of
carbolic acid taken with suii idil in
tent. Steamer Damaged by Fire
San FrsneiHeo, July 2:'. The Pac Iflc
Coast Steamship rompany" steamer
Santa Cms wa badly gutted by Are
last. evening while lying at her wharf.
The damage win amount to about
f 20,0'Mi, Cause of the Mare Is unknowu.
Tito Klinl You ILivo Always
iu liso for over lUi jours,
unit
jTaj ' , fcoiiul Hilei' Isloii Mtic-o Its Int.incy.
' CLC4Z Alliiwimniie I it deceive vein in tl:U.
All C'ountei feitt, Imltat ieinit mid ".InsNas-ffrtotl" are but
i:si'riia-it i that tritlo with nml riietiinirer' tho licallh oC
Infants ami Children V.ximtIViico nj;aiii.t Kxpcriiuent.
What is CASTORIA
Cnstorhi i n lmrnilos stibstltiitn I'd. Castor Oil, Pare
goric, lroi4 unci KootliJnir Svriiis. It N Pleasant. It
rontiiins m-illu-r (iiliiu. Morphine) n-i otln-r Narrotlo
iiiliHtiincf. It ngo ! Us iiai-antc-o. It d';lrojj Worms
ami iillnjs YverishiiVtfS. It c-iiivh IVi.n-i liu-a un.l Wlmi
ktlic. It r-li'V" 'r'et!iiii Troiiblos, -nics 'onstipatlou
unci I'lat 'ilc-iu-y. It aiiiiilaies Ihei I'ood, n-geilateis the
IStoniiu li un.l llowcls, giviut: healthy and .nalutal ulcep.
The ChililieuN I'nnaccu -Tho Alul iter's I'riend,
CENUirsE CASTORIA ALWAYS
7
Sears tho
The Kind You Have Always Bought
In Uso For Over 30 Years.
THr OCNTlUR OOHMNVi TT MUM HAV STUrCT, NfW f)s GtTf.
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lilh U A ii ;u l Mr tint ha-r i 1 tltiiln r laml:: I
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to lilhi' rnl.lic liii.i t:ilts l.v :i I i.:'
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tint tiav t.iu'l itt tin ('Hire h ,i,i cikci.i
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bit'lion .u in 'I ;i S 1! i; , anil unl
olItT prtM'l I kImuV lli.il t ' liiinl snwlil
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lor aKrittiltui.il (Mir.or?H .ml i.jt-t.tl-li tt '
lii chiiiii iu ui laiitl Im-Iimu llic Hri-.it'r !
and Ucivt-r ( (Lis oiiii-o t tivf',, i'V. :
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tin; :iLovc (!r.sii ilifil lamLs an-1 1 ' si-ti l
lilt 1 llfi" cLlilii H Ml U, i. 11 ill ! lll oi ' fOIf
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llie ni t e-f I 'iMi;'ies eil .1 u n- Is,-! c-iittil-
til "An ait for Hie sale oi IiuiI.lt i.i .1m in
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eiiiinty i I lu'N.'p, f.tnle c-f t c j'.iu, ii.i-i
tiii elny ft li-il in tiii'e otlice lice mihiii l.tir
IllC'Ill N i. .iili.i. lur III' ill e e III-,.- ot llii- N
w i , 8 w , fi. :t. i: i j I-, 1 , ' w ' , i:
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UllcT 1 I'oOl' t' llOH I ll.ll t lie l.llhl so III' III i:
more ulli:illt- lor lire timliel ur ;.ii;ii- t li :c ii '
lor llgriellll'inil ilirpo .i "; lliul tie c m ;tl 1 1; ll
llin claim to ?:litl l;ilil I'l'f'ile t lie Iliri'tiM ;
11 lit I hit eiM-r ol lllir: ullli e III the ICio I ll f.
1 iiettiti, on I it-lav, tlie Mil tlay ui Aun-t, !
ii 'H. ;
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loilll lle lli'k. ol
.iollll il;ser, of
Ulttey. 'recoil,
Julius t.arl.e, ol " "
tlt'iir.c Vrt.-!i, il A;niiii,
Ainl Hllei all pennies t laniiin.' Rilveieis-ly
tlia RtmtC' iti'Mfilit-il lull'H an' ltMilt le-g Oj
tile (in ii-1 1 iin. in t'lis oliite on or h-J n '
nn.i f III elay ol A i.tui , 1'.".'. I
t II AS. I:. MtKit -KM,
.TIiiiImT I iiihI, Art June H, -
n i i oic rriiiiic tnti'.
ORIi: in CITY, e KC (". ll i:' - .
NO'I l K l;l HhliKUY l.i H. I 11 A f
in t oti.ilialii e itli t lie imv isMiti ol
I lie act fit I oiifii!-? ot Jiiiiei, 1"7, en I ltd -I
" A it act for I lie Mile ol 1 1 in In r llii, Ii in I In'
Orh. v Ci tv. ft (. !- ii V
niiitc- in e aiiniriii:!. e. ri'Knu. .i ti oe an i
Wnel.iiii'tuii l errilory," exteinie-il to all
I tie I iililie I. in 1 .-tali"" ii( act e.i Aiieusi t
is i!, ('l ira W 'inniii nf Astoria, eu'inlv nl
ClatopMale ol Oiei'im, Icim llie il i lileil
in Hit oltiee Lite nhiii ii Mt teteme-nt So. o.iil
l..r the inicliHie ol I lie M W '. ,N W ', V
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in I. 'IN K i Y, and w.U oil r .r..t.l t i
: how that thr I inl fwio-lil i.t inme i I ta t ;
lur its limhei r Mt.ne ttiun !.ir aimitMi It wr
ai Mil iiot'S ainl lo etnltli L In- Jumi t
hui( laiul l.tl.it' Hip ,i''i-tir uiot i'- . iv r
at llii 'tll af (iit'rn j t v , tc-iii,
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John I't'iick, (.1 Oliit-v, i !- uri,
John lil:i, it '
('fiirfe Vt"-'-,!'! A t-.r a, "
1.1 if tu.-. ui
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llif aUty -tli-t-t tltf.l t.i-i.lr, arc lit-.--1 I
lilt t lo'ir C'l'liii - tu I hi:. t-IIir j on or Im k.re
vaitl m h .lay t.l A nn t, nf.
i 1 1 a.. :. Mtfiir r.s.
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iti r. hii; ri iii.ic i it j
I'nii ni Si e i livtititri' n,
llnrnn'c t'llv. Hi Ki.nN, V a IT I'l ' 1
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III ccilnl'li.li'ce ll ii llie M. v Moll ol I
llie iu-! ol t'oii'-:i'i"eij' .I'iMi' l7, e-nlil!. .i
.to act for t lie hale of liinlicr laii'N lit I hr j
Stale-of t'aliloiliia. IIUK'HI, Ni v.i.la :i i .-1 j
V.iliiii.tml li rtiloiy ' a- t-Ufinli 'I I" all :
the I'nl. lie Land (Sialic I y net nf An, n-t
4, 1'r', Ju'iilie t,:i tie, ol' tllni y iihl. oll
t'lafeop, Htale ol I'ri'iMii, l.ac time il ey Mi ,!
111 llili ollie- line eiwnril .-l iti'lui ;il An.
for I lie i.tirclin e of tin' N ' S I. ' , . S I. ', !
,ij S. e. In. t U ' , H of h.-e. No. ,i -ill
T it N !' 'i W. nml will nil. r pinoi t.. ,
show lhat t lie latul riiin:lit i hmiu v iln e I
hie for ilie lilniic'l or Mole- t Pan nr art icol '
lUral tilirpnHC'je. 11 -1 tn I Hta lllll lli - rlalOl I
to leant laiel hHvere I lie It 't'ti-ler an-l K.'.-ei '
rcr of thin oil it e nt I ip-uon ,iy e n hi,'
uii K iilaj . lite "tli elny ol Ait-ii-t, l'"'. !
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Jnlilil rmk nl Olne-y.Urei ni j
John ( j laec-r. of
lieorpe 'ois. ef AM.itia, '
t'lara Wi iniaii, of "I
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taiil Mil. nf All-nl 1,1'eii. i
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a tli'iroiiflh Ennlisli Educati'in, the best pre
partition for tcacliinq or bup.iness.
pfiist's i rri loir. I't-iarJ and rooms a the
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TIIH CCLliEQE DORMITORY
Under cxp.'rifiiffd niniiu'ipniftit, iril' lur-ni-v.li
rooms nnd board nt cost on tlip club
plan, not to exceed $1.50
Tor full p.ii iciil.irs, address
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FACTS'-:--
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