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»•ut gala, and ib« r«l b»arted ;<.rt»r
had r^pt rvfuaed bua admlaoioa, but, «ra
ih« rontrary, bad eagvrly giveo bla all
• b» aveietan»-« tua tvudlLoU
to
requie».
U bile thè lepero waa grsdually regalo-
iug hi» w-na««. hi» rostrali»« a«k»d ques­
ti..tra wlib (Hat cautxju stili pwuliar to
tbeir Motean nature. Tt» siefev porter
waa a wortby womaa. erxkx»»d wltb a
wry »mali »fnvk ot braln». aod fuud of
talhing
ito Andine (bla opportualty to
indulge la ber favorite etnployinerti, eh»
wa» Mslly l»d oa, and. almoat of b»r <>wn
acrord, told all «b» knew. noi «uapecting
tb« barra «he did.
IVheo tb« tbrao taper«« had drawn all Officers Suspecl Several Baker City
ihey rould out of the »later porter, they
Characters and Arreste Will
bastened to I mv « th« convent Jus* »•
tbey eiu.Tged loto th» «trrot. tb«y found
Follow In Due Time.
theuieel.ee face to far« with No Carnero.
11»» generai'« rapata«, «bora bis master
liad •ent on a tour of dlarovery. Tbey
Baker City, Or., Ot. ft.—A network
ran up to bim. and in a few word« told
of facte and circumetancea la weaving Ut
him «bar I mi -! happened
Tbi« waa grave, and lb« rapetas trem­ encourage the belief that lite officers
bled Inwardly at th« tevrlatlou, for b» un- ‘are following closely the dynamite mur­
Indica­
deratond th» terrlbla danger by which bl« derers ot Haney K. Brown.
friend» were menaced. But Carnero »«• tion« p»t I nt more strongly titan ever to
a clever man, and at one« mate up bto Fcrleration indicate aa the BMa«eint,
mind to hi« cour»» of action.
ITbeir motive aeeut« to hava been to
II» groatly pra!»»d th» tapern« for th» destroy a man wlto they thought sa«
•kill they had displayed In dlecovgrlng playing litem double, or «h>«a fats
th« s»cr»t, put «orn» plaetrro Into their would hr a warning to all foe» of th«
hand«, «nd «»nt them off to th« g«n«r«l. Federation «ho iutve not "had the fear
with th« tecommendattoo,
which
wa« ot God put in their heart«." a» tire
m>wl n~-.-te.nry, to mak« 1 ***_
j miner» have often exprrweed it.
«pee.I Then. In hto turn, h» l-»g»n prowl­
The netw.irk of evidence ie tighten­
ing round th« ronv»nt, and ««pav-iaJly th«
ing around eeveral heal character» who
carriage, which ('uruml.la mate no diffi­
ate known t<> !«• Fmieratiun extremist«.
culty in letting him approach, for th«
That they know they are amproted is
reader will doubt!»«« have gu«M» d that
th« animosity th« Indian had 00 Mveral rcaliaed by the detertlev» end officers.
ocraalon« «visead for th« cap«t«». »•• Considerable evidence ha» been gather­
prefetidwl. and that tb«y w»r« perfectly ed. but not enough yet ft>r arnote.
Thursday night a gunshot encounter
good friend« when nobody could
or
between the sheriff and bold ciiatee­
h.ar them
Th» capatas aklllfully profited by th« ters, the night Iwfore an attempt to
ronfusion created In th» crowd by th« J kill the bloielhourxi» in Die county jail
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carriage entering th« ronv»nt. to throw and threats to demolish it—liieee or-
In. unpereelved, tb« paper M. Italiler had curreiM-ro are cauait.g the people of Ba­
foutxL < 'irt»ln n»w that hl« friend« would ker county to wonder ewcli day if th«
!>♦ on tbelr guard, he went off tn hl« turn, night will bring forth a not her deed of
after rvrommendlng the «pirn he left b«- terror.
for« th» convent to k«-«p up ■ g>»-d watch,
The assertion of Mr. Lillard that he
■ nd ws'ked In the directum of the i'laaa
l«id I-deration money to Brown for
Mayor.
Ida testimony in the Adams trial and
Al tb« romer of the Calle de I’iaterns
h« «aw • man standing In front of a pul­ that Brown wm in the service < f the
iti» capata» entered lb« pul- Federation»ia boroe out by Clarence
quería,
quarto and let fall a piaetr« which rolled Itarrow. legal counsel for the Fe»lera-
to th« foot of th« man »tan.llng In th« tion officiate, and by Haywoal that the
But
deorwsy, TI.» latter /t.«-;-»4. pl. ked up tn men regarded him aa ■ friend.
the coin, and restored It to Ila owner, this is not lielievd a» a mire sign that
and the rapetas walked out, doutdlem Mt- the Federation did not desire Brown's
tailed and routloualy continued hla way. murder.
(tn rmchlng th« p!«M again, th« man of
A new wllnees to the tail-woman epl
th« pulquería, who waa probably going soda «a» found tonight In Mias Navona
the Min» road aa hlmeelf, w»a at bla .Miller, who pa-«r»l the kimono man 10
heel«.
mlnut«w twfure the expluaion.
The
“BeihumeurF the mpatas asked In aatne man wa« eev-n by Mrs. Brown a
a low voice, without turning round.
' httla while later and a few minutes lie-
"EhF th« other an»wer»d In the »am«
fore the dis» itsrgc, also by Mt«. Romig,
k»y.
who remarked to her husband that a
'"The genera! know« the affair at the
convent; If you do not mak» hast«. Ikm woman was outside who walked and
Martial, I toft Antonio and th» two ladlro lookd like a man; and by H. 8. tied-
will b« attacked on th» road white going dra>, a plumlwr.
to th« quinta; warn your friend, for
there 1« not a moment to Inaa."
LANE REFUSES IMMUNITY
When h« turned back. Itelhumeur kad
diMp;ear».|. th« Canadian with hla entr
arterlatle agility waa already running In Southern Pacific Officiai Not Allowed
th« direction ot Valentin»'« house.
Aa
to Y all of Rebates.
for the rapetas, aa ha wa» In no par­
Han
Francisco,
OcL ft.—Ar. unauc-
ticular burry, h* quietly walked lack to
th., g. u.-ral'a, where tie found bi* m««t«r <-<«»ful effort «a» made by Attorney
In a furioua passion with all bl« people, Peter F. Dunne, of the Southern Pacific
railway, to have Chief Traffic Agent
and more particularly with hlmaelf.
Ily an «evident, too portentoua not to Luce placed on the stand yrotentay at
hav« been arranged beforehand, not on« the close of the taking of testimony by
of h*« bor»ea could b« mounted. three Inte-retate Commerce
C< tuiniMionet
were foundered, four other« had been bled, Lane. The commiaaioner made hia tea-
■ nd tl>« teat three were without ehoaa. In eon« for doing i»o plain,
the ml'let of thte tb« caiatas rrrlvad
“It Mr. Luce was place») on the
with a look of alarm, which only height­ ■tarxl,” he «aid, “it might raiee the
ened bte ma»t«r'« pa»»ion. Carnero pru­
question of immunity. It would lie
dently allowed tb« general's fury to grow
improper and inexpedient at thia time
a little cairn, and then answered him.
to give Mr. Luce Die benefit ot immun­
Ha prove.! to him tn tba first placa
ity.* *
that h» would commit a eerloua act of im­
Mr. Ihinne said that Mr. Luce could
prudence by hlmaelf starilng In purBull
of the fugitive« In the prewent state of af­ complete the explanation of iho epacia!
faire. and especially on the «ve of a pro- or inaide ratro «htch lirul been parttally
uunctamento which waa about to dm-lte made by J. C. Hlubbe, and plrunici at
Mr.
hie fortune«. Then h« remarked to him length that he «hould 1« sworn.
that alt paona, commanded by a rvwolut« ijme declined to administer the <«th.
man, would ba »uffident to conquer two
Another renvationai incident of the
men probably badly armed, and. In addi­ hearing occi yted «hen John Dillon,
tion. »hut up In a carriage with taro la­ one of the chiefs of the Miller A Lux
dle«. whom they would not «spaa« to tba corporation, aakcl for permission tn
risk af being kilted. Ilx-»« rvaaona being take the stand so a« to amend hto troti-
good, tb« general listened and ytalted to
mony. He then »aid he g.>t a reduc­
them.
tion on the published rate on heal
"Very good." b« Mid; “Carnero, you
shipment« «in»-« the Hepburn act.
are one of ray oldest servants, and to you
"And J must eay," h« added, "this
I entrust th« duty of bringing back my
influenced rue to give the Interstate
nteam"
bnrtinens to Hie Nouthern Pacific."
(To to continuad )
Physician
Hh« looked at him In »nrpriee.
“You gue»»|
oh. It la Impossible,
»»nor." ah» rnlalnod
The Frenchman am I tod.
"My ai»t»r Dona Helena, aa la gen
•rally th» a»» tn
nventa. haa cbne»n
on» of her companion«, whom »h» I uvm
mor» dearly than th» other», and made
h«r her Intimât» friend, la auch th» caao,
madam ?"
**llow do you know ItF
H» continued, with a »mil«:
"Now, tbla young lady, ao belo«»d not
only by llaietia but by you. in«<lam, and
all your community, la a genii», kind,
loving girl, who. In e-.nwouenie of a grant
mlafortun». Irecam» Inaane. but whom
your tender car» ha» r.-vtored to reason.
Still, you keep the latter fact a profound
secret, before all from her guardian,
who. not contente»! with haring stripped
her of h»r fortune, now ln>l»t» of r<>1»l>lng
her of her happlneaa by forcing her to
marry him.”
"Hehor. ae«ior.** th» abbe»a »«claimed,
aa ah» n — froo. her »<nt. with an aatoo
lahment bl<-nd<*d with terror, "who ar»
you that you know ao many thing» of
which I bettered the whole world Ignor
ant F
"Who am f, madam? th« brother of
Helena, that I» to any, a man in whom
you cnn place th» nxaat entire conMem w."
”<¡0 on, caballero "
"Th« guardian of jMna Anita, either
that he baa suapHon, or for »0111» other
motive, wrote to you y—>tenlay. ordering
you to pr»t>are her to marry him within
twenty four hours. Sinew th» receipt of
thia fatal letter, Ilona Anita haa be.-n
plung»d in the dee|»e»t deepair. a despair
further heightened by the »lldd.-n de(«rt
ur» of my stater, the only friend In wh<«*»
arma ah» can aafaly reteal her heart’»
»»<-r»ta,
I Hd you not recelv« a vlait
yeetenlay fr<an I km Serapio do
la
Ron.la F
"Yea. that gentleman deigned to «lait
me a few gMmienta iwforw I received the
fatal letter to which you hare referred."
"Iri»i not I ton Neraplu, on leaving you.
My th»»» word» *11» k nd m<mgh to In­
form Ikma Anita that a frleml I» watch­
ing over her. that thia friend hi» al­
ready given b»r unequivocal proof» of th»
Intereat h» take« In her happiness, and
that, on th« <iay when »he again «•*••» the
Franclw an monk, to whom »ha <> in fro-». I
onew b»for», all bar miafortunca will tat
«Sided?*”
"Yeo.
wonts.”
l'on
Serapio did
utter
thoae
"Well, madam. I am a»nt tn you. not
only by him. but by another |>»r»on. who
la no I mo than th« President of the Re­
public, not only to tak» away my aiator,
but alao to aak you to deliver up to m»
I ton a Anita, who will ae<ompany her.”
**lleav»n I» my wit ne««, »»nor. that I
would l>e delight'd to do what you a»k
of m». I nhappily. It I» not in my pow-
or; l>ona Anita wu entrusted to me by
her aol» relation, who la at th» aa • Uni«
ber guardian, and though h» I» unworthy
of that title, and my heart hire to In re
fttalng you. It la to him alone that I am
bound to deliver her .’*
•Thia objection. madam, th» Jtiatlc» of
which I fully appreciate, baa Iwn tor*-
•»en by th» persona who»» r»pr. »»iitatlv»
I am
Hence they ron»ult»d -n the toeaua
to remove the x-nipl»« by entirely releae-
Ing you from responsibility. Father, give
thia lady the paper, of which you ar» the
bearer.”
Without uttering a word (ton Martial
took from hla pocket the blank signature
Valentin« had entrusted to him, and
haniied It to the aid.»« fill«»l up.
“What ia thlaF aho a »bed.
"Madam," the Frenchman anawemt,
"that paper la a blank algnature of the
¡‘resident of the Republic, who orilera you
to deliver I tuna Anita Into my hand« ”
"I •»» It,” »b» Mid, sorrowfully | "un
fortunately thia blank signature. which
would everywhere ela» have the strength
of th» law. la ¡w>werl<-»v here. W» only
Indirectly 'lgp»nd on th» teui|»tel power,
but ar» completely subjugat'd to th« »plr-
Itual pew»r, and wo can only receive or­
der» from It."
Tb« Tigrcro took a aida glane*, full of
deapalr. at hla co-npanlon. who«« faco
war »till amlllng.
“What would you require, madam." h»
continued, “in order to conaent to givo
up tbla unhappy young lady to m»F
“Alaa, aenor. It to not I who refuaa
goutplianco. U»av»u to my wltn«M that
it 1« my gTMteot dewlro to » m b«r «arap«
from h»r i»»r»e<-uiur.”
”1 am thoroughly convinced of that,
:na>lam . that la why. feeling perauaded of
your good feeling towarila your charge.
I aak you to tell m« what autbority you
roqulro la or<tor to glv» her up to ma."
“I cannot, oeoor, allow It-ma Anita to
quit tbla content without a perfectly rot­
ular order. aign»d by Mon»»lgn»ur th»
Archbiahop of Mélico, who «Ion» ha» the
right to command her», and whom I am
compelled to otwy."
"And If I bad that ord«r, madam, all
' - •
•
I ' - r.-:
x
"You would bar» no further dlfBculty
In allowing fa.na Anita to depart F
“I would deliver her to yuu at once,
tenor."
"Sinew that I» th» roa», madam. I will
a»k you to do ao. for J have brought you
that order.”
"You hava ItF ah« Mid, wltb undls
gullied delight.
”ll»r« It la,” h» anawered. as he took
• l*l*er from hi» pocketbook ■nd lut tided
It to her.
Sb» opened It at one«, and eagerly pe
ruaed it.
"Oh, no." ah» continued, “liona Anita
to free, and I will
"
"On» moment, maikm.” h» Interrupt­
ed her. ”hav« you carefully read th« or­
der I bad th« honor of giving youF
"Yea. Mr."
"In that ca»» b« kind enough to allow
th« youug ladle« to put on awular doth
Ing. and. •• their departure muat !•" hept
averot, allow giy earring« to »uter the
front courtyard."
"What muat I any, though, to th»
young lady’« guardian? I am going to
«>>» him to lay."
"train tlm«; tell him that you may
»ucceed In getting her to conaent to the
projected marring«, but. on the condition
that It tw deferred for eight and forty
hour».
In forty bourn, madam, tJvneral
<lu»rr»ro will not como to claim th« hand
uf Ikiua Anita.”
Killed Io Terrorize Enemies o!
Miners* Federation.
CHAITKR XXIII.
The abb»»«, who underatood th« Irnpor
tanca of a »peedy concluaion, left her
vtoltora In the |«r!or. and. In orlar to
avoid any mlaunder»tanding, heraelf un
ilertieA to fetch lb» two young ladica,
after giving a lay alater order» to call
the carriage Into the fir»t courtyard.
TIi« Irav« taking waa abort, for Ibera
waa no time tn loa» In vain compliment«.
The young ladle« drew down their veil«,
and proceeiled to the courtyard under
guidance of th« abb»««.
Th« carriage
had been drawn aa chaw aa poaalble to
Iba cloiater», and the court waa entirely
dete-rted, only the abtMi«a, the al»t»r por­
ter, and a confidential nun wltnrwlng th»
depart ura.
Aa th» Frenchman op»n«d th» door of
th» carriage a plec« of pap«r lying on
th« e»at caught hl» eye.
lie telaed It
without being wen. and hid It In the hol­
low of hi« band. After kiaalng th» good
abtwm fur the la»t time, the young ladle«
tieik th» back ««at. and I ton Martial the
front, aa did M Ralller, after previously
wbtoperlng to the coachman, that I». to
Curtimilla, two Indian word«, to which
h» replied by a »iniater grin. Then, at a
■ignal from the aid»«««, the convent gate«
were opened, and the carriage atarted at
full apeeil, drawu by »1« powerful mulea.
It waa about «»ven o'clock In th« morn
Ing. The fugitivas— for we can giv« them
no other name galloped In »llencw fur
the fir»t ten or fifteen minute«, when th«
Frenchman gently touched hl» compan
Ion*» »boulder, and ulTered him th« paper
he had found In the carriage.
"Read," h» Mid.
The paper only contained two word«,
hurriedly written In pencil:
•Tak« car«."
“Ith, oh.” the Tigrero »«claimed, turn
Ing pal», "what do«g thia mi-anF
“It mean» that in «pit« of our precau­
tion«, or perbapa on account ot them,
for In theae confounded affair« a man
never know« how to act In order to do
cvive th« perwin« be fear», we ar« dis­
covered, and proliably have »plea al our
brota.”
“And what will become of the young
After hearing evidence <f other «hip.
ladiea In the «vent of a diaputeF
"In the »vent of a fight, you mean, for
per», mneral of «horn admitted recel»-
Keltp»« 1« Stldo««aa.
th«r« will tie an obetlnate on», I foretell.
1 ng rebate* on »hipments within the
“It was Ilk« fairyland In mldocaan." •tate, the hearing wa« cloeed.
Well, w» will defend them a« well aa we
said Captain Ixickbart, of Hie British
can."
"I know that;
but aupporo we ar»
kllletir*
“Ah! there 1« that chance; but I never
think of that until after th« event.”
I tona Anita bld her head
in
her
friend’» boro tn.
“R<-«Miir«
youraelf,
señorita."
th»
Frenchman Mid. “and. above all, (•» si­
lent. for the aotind of your vole« might
tie rei’ognlieit. and change Into certainly
what may «till be only a »uapiclon. 11»
■ide«, remember that If you have enemlM
you have also friend«, «Inc« they took th»
pre«-«ulIon to warn uv
Now, In all
probability, th!» unknown offer of advicw
will not hav« «topped th»r» but thought
of th» mMti« to com« to our aaalatanc« In
the most effectual manner."
t ¡«neral I »on Sebastian Guerrero had
organised a band of «pl»« compoaed of
leperoa and scoundrel«, who, b«vw«ver,
po»w-«sed acknow lodged
cieverne»» and
•kill, and If Valentine had e*-«;»««l their
•urveillance and foiled tbelr machina­
tions, It was,solely through th« habit«
which be contracted during a lengthened
life In the prslrlea. and which had be-
«•om« sn Intultlrm with him. so far did
he carry tb« quality of «renting and un­
masking an enemy, whatever might b«
the countenance be borrowed.
Th« Convent of th» Bernardino« had
naturally become for aom« days past th«
canter of th» surveillance, as It waa th«
spying headquarter«, of Ifem Sebastian's
agent«. Th« arrival of a carviag» with
closed blinda at th« convent at one« gave
th« alarm; and though M. Ralliar waa
not personally known, th« fart of hla be­
ing a Frenchman waa euflktent to rouM
suspicious.
While the Frenchman and th« monk
wer« conversing with th« abtwos, a l«p»ro
pretended to hurt himself, and waa cwn-
st.-amahip Erroll. arriving front Yeko-
haina. In diMTlblng a meteoric ihiiwrr
and an ecllpae of the ntoon which took
pi„.w white h'« «hip w«a on the Ions
voyage
On th« night of October 1
there wa« a »ho« er of meteors Omt
Insttvl sixteen seconds, followed by the
moon ecllpae, and there wa« a furor«
among the Chinese crow of forty seven
man. When tlm «hip totK'hed at Hong-
Kong tiw» entire crew w«Itevi from tlm
ship. ttoptaln lax'klmrt sat dlscvitiso-
lately In hla cabin a few hour» later
when word was brought him that th«
forty seven had rotumcl, laden with
ChltMw lncenae. >>aa sticks and flra-
worka of all sorts.
Fbr days after Ota ship had Bailed
through tit« Ited R»*a and Indian
Oce«n. the men would bold a dally ser­
vice with their multlcoiorwl gewgaw*
After they bad becoma habitual the
captain dlaoovered that th« Chinese, be­
lieving that the meteoric shower and
ecllpae «as a dread aim of the gods,
wero attempting to pnq.ltlate tlie splr-
Ita. New York Telcrrmn.
The State of Washington produced
l(MkX).000.000 ahlngh-a In 19t»l finest
year, or 'Vt’A per cent of tb« total out­
put of th« I'nlted Stat«-*. Waahlngton
ha*
mllla, with a dally output of
47.lMO.OiiO, or 18 p«r cent more than
IWA. In no other Stat« does the year­
ly output approximate 1,000,000.
Coal Near Manila.
Kan Franc toco, Oct. ft.—Uncle Kam is
to undertake the mining of coal on hla
own aicount from deposit* found on
one of the- southern Islands In the Phil­
ippine group. Kaltih John MacKanaia,
mining expert for the War department,
is here on hi» say to the Philippine*,
"rhiwe coal mines," aays Mackenxie,
"are on Ute island of Itatuan, about
2<MI mil«« to the southward of Manila.
The coal is bituminous. There is on*
six-foot seam, and it is aupp.'awvl fo !w
a very cheap working proposition to
mine it.
Surgeon
Tetopbow« Kscbang« Sa II
•Ot.
J
Iti
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O. OILL, D M
ti
t-w» a general 'wnblng »*><1 » »change bu«4
nee» lx»n. mad« al «WgMWt tate» wad -Imita
Iteiv^i ou prlM-lt«! eitle«
U
Tb» Be»t Tiw. » In Portland bi Kat
to at
yhst cto»» work In ail tnmbroot dentistry
t
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*:t<>,
Otegon
Saio
ütlíM»
Dentist
WFAVING KET FOR ASSASSINS
CHAPTER XXII - (C
«•><■.! )
Without speak lag, th» »later iua.1» th«
Visitor a »Ign to follow her. »nd led them
to th* parlor where we ha«» already taken
th» rater. and wharv th* abte-M waa
waiting for them.
“I bad th» honor, madam.** M Rallier
eald. with a r»«pe»-tful bow. “to »»nd you
yaotvrday by on» nt my aervaota. a latter,
la which I iofurraed you of thia tnorn
Ing'« vlslL"
"Yea. Caballero.” ah» at one» anawered.
“I duly rerolvwj tbla letter. and your ala
tar Helena la ready to r> away with you.
whmrtar you espreaa tba wish.
Still
paru.lt ma to make ona rw|U»at of you.”
"Nprok. madam, and If ! ran ba of
• any a»r .!■.<•■.
that I
Shall ewgerly aria» th» op| ortunlty."
“I know not. cntaUlero. how to »«plain
myaalf, for what I ha«» to «ay to you la
really ao strange that I fear lest II abould
call up a »mil* to your lipa. Although
I kina Helena lias only l»*m a few months
la our courant, ah» ha» Inada hrraclf ao
b»lor»d by all her < ouipaniona. through
her eharmlag character, that li-r d»;-art
uro la aa oeeaaioa of mourning for all of
us."
"You render m» very happy and r»ry
proud by »jroklng thus of my alaler,
ma da tn."
**Thla pmi*» I» only th» »iprmalon of
th» »tri ■ ■ »t ti .' h ■ « .«
W . h i a .
«»ally moat griered to uro h»r leara ua
tbua HUH I abould not ha«» ventured
thus to make myself the interpreter of
our regri-ta »rr« them not a very alriurg
r»a»on that re> kr. It >■
..t a i/ity t ■
ap<-ak to ,I.”
“1 am tietenlng. madam, though I can
guana befor.-tiaud what you ara going to
aay to tn»."
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Enjoin Reduction of Rates.
Rioux Falta, 8. D., Oct. ft.—Al) land­
ing railroad« having lines in Houth Da­
kota have cotnmenerd a united action .
in tbo Unite.) State« court in this city '
for a pet manent injunction preventing
the state board of railroad commiaaion- j
er« from putting into effect October IS
Ohtna ha« ten railways In opwratlwn.
an order redneing paaoenger rate« in
with a total mileage of 2.23S, or aiwut
the »tat« from 3 to 24 canto a mile.
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v«wr t«uth tbM uf Groat Ur I tala.
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Proprietors
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Hacks connect with nil trains ls/th at U'cst
anti Afankers.
Our rijfs are first-class and our horses Qood
drivers. Prices Reasonable.
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Lumbar Trust's Black 800k.
Minnaapolia, Oct. 6.—The Federal
grand jury Uxtav rrounte.1 the Investi­
gation of the "little black laxtk”
which, catalogue hou«ea dealing in
lumber and manufactured artick« al­
lege, has bean u»e<l by the lutnbei trust
In an effort to ruin the mail order btisi*
nrea. Il is no« known that there WM
a eertet meeting ot lumher dealers in
Mlnnrapolto Inst «Inter and later a
similar meeting of siiout 60 Ittmlartnen
in Chicago,
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SCIO
MILLING
SUCCESSOR*
SCIO
ROLLER
INCORRORATEO DEC
COMPANY
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MILLS
2S. 1BOT
W« do a General Custom Milling Bualnaaa. Flour and
F««d on Sale. Wheat Bought and E«chanq«d
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for Flour.
We are In the Field for Business, and Will Treat You
Right
SCIO MILLING COMPANY
S C I
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