V llr‘sVVVOity Congo“ oi 13905 lips
‘in “call t as, ‘a liable for
bad it many a day since as
. i «positivist;a as was held last
iléfi his .
itions. directly affecting
the city were discuss-
it and many knowing
litgo through
Perhaps the most
d one that. has been re
VV Vlleilut in the war is sever-
‘ ' s that of a mimic pal elon-
,mt so much of the may-
enough as refer . public light.
roterl‘ed. to a committee of live
s. throc to be chosen from the
the cltiz'ons at large.
stile mayOr may doom
the other two members to he
corporation counsel and the city .
which committee shall in-
the mhttor or public quVllVl
report to this Council or to a
lad
vinoblc to call one: .. ~
other it. is feasible and ad
establish. or purchase
plant. for municipal cl-
v this
What Jbuld be the approximate
cost or a sldtable plant whether built
' (installing pow pro
«its? isslabl intent of minutiitnpai-
own Mpa . and how thoy may be
overcome
Continued on Smooth PagoVVV
was solid Mutilation.
a. 6. Pory."3fliihd 33 i 'Md'3unxf. Hod
Econ in‘ Ema shay“ liospltsl,
’l‘horc 313mb; bill that tho
man We Point Bun-
oily modulo": is "than V' man who
spent several days in Bridgeport re-
costly. and gave the ambulance a run
to the dbpot at 11 o'clock on the night
of January 11. when he was seized
wi an alcoholic iii. .
9 first appeared in Bridgeport on
Thursday. He called at the Emergency
. hospital at 7 o'clock in the evening
V . whore he said he was a drug clerk in
a store at Bridge and 'l‘illary streets.
Brooklyn. He said its Was 45 years of
age and that he had been drinking for
several days, but ‘lio couldn't tell how
he came to Bridgeport.
mile had not been away from the 0-
cy hospital more than two
‘4‘
hora when he rotor "so in the amhuo .
lance. having had a incur the depot.
He passed the night. in a cell at Police
, headquarters. and spent part of Friday
in the emergency hospltsi. He left
during the after noon. saying he did not
1:an how he would get back to Brook-
Pspers on the body bore the name or
A. .D. Fury. with s Newark address.
As'ile said he had bdon subject to fits
for the past 10 years. it is not unres-
son‘s‘bie to suppose that he was seized
with one or those attscils and that
tb rice the watchnlln board were
at ‘whilc he was in this condition.
Havimno assistance. he probably no
came unconscious. and lying on the
ground all night. irons to death.
Psi-sit mu. comAhv APPAMS.
President Tobi Hooch '37» settlement.
but Creditors m Dissatisfied.
'l‘hcro vocals to bird been a bitch
in, the negotiations bdt‘wosn tbs Am-
«lean Paper Pail Validhhox (30an
I-iit'l til. creditors
that or county commissioner: V'l‘h
' ‘3 ed opposition to Mr. Mead.
. that torincr Selectman and Espresso-
‘One or the positions which
will Vbhve to noise a candidate for i:
term of Whitman 8. Mead. oi omen
3 wish. president at the litiitl‘ll‘. explros‘
this your and, he is a candidate to
succeed himself.
Up to date there is no} very extend-
it is said
tative John Brophy. thV itidgodeld.
would like the position and is partly
in the bold as a. cwdldaml but at this
writing he does not seem to have any
“suppm outside oi‘his‘ town.
Mead is the, oldest and most
Mr. ‘
espsuiohce'd member or the board ct
county commissioners; lie was first
appoiVnwd to fill a vncnncy. by Gov.
Bulkéley, back in deadlock
lie hold odioe all through the dead
lock session ill the Kendral assembly
and has boon reelectod three times
since. in 1893. 1897 and 1901.. .
silica Mr. Mead has been in cities
he has 'seen the county debt reduced
his associates on the board he has
listened to objections,
the number of licenses. doWn. Al
ten per cent less saloons.
likely a call will be issued this week.
does not appear thitt the late senator
of the party.
with the Fesscndon side.
CATHOLIC UNION- COUVNGIL.
-———.—.
District Deputy Jam's: Brennan in-
stalls Officers.
St. Augustine Council, of Btumiord.
or South Norwnlll
lowing;
Supreme Knight—43ernard Tully
hputy Grand Knight—John r‘. Mc-
Mahon.
Chancellor—Cornelius Dorgan
Financial Becleiary—B. C. Fennel!
Rocmding Secretary—4V! J. Howard
'l‘lessurer—E. J. Finnegan.
Warden-Lorenzo Adams
Allvoc‘stenWiliinm F. Tammany.
Chaplaim—Rev. J. 0. Funny.
Physicianr—Dr. w. .1. my.
Lecturer—James J Kssna.
inside Guard—James Cassidy.
Outside Guard—«lambs Burns.
Trustooswwmicmi Howard. 1. ll
social timu. which followed the work.
social session.
«PREVENT WiNDOWD FROM
8W EAT lNG.
New Method Adopted by James wood
of "onion. in Grist anon-us.
bod anothcr in motion.
itnowu as “sweating windows." Mr.
rent. this s
ills; hot air in any plans so that ’stlt
tips til lotions is at
. till-93 33 3
'::_ airfield county hapublicsn caucus
times.
more than cue-hull and it he has his
V way it will be wiped out all tugether
At the some time in conjunction with
been most conservative in the matter
of. issuing licenses and has invariably
when those
objections were well toundcd. It has
been the policy of the board to keep
though Bridgeport has almost twice
the popodlatlon it had when Mr. Mead
first went on the board. yet it now has
No caucus has as.yet been called
for ,Fairtleld county but it is thought
possibly for some limo next week. It
iai contest is going to enter into the
county coninlleslonersllip mailer as no
candidate has been put forward by
What Indy be termed the Paige wing
Mr. Brophy. the only
other candidate mentioned. also trains
contorted the first degree on one clin-
didiite. ex Mayol John J. Csvansugh.
The olllccrs installed worn the fol-
Msgner and Dr. W. J. Tracey. At the
Mr. McEnright oi St Augustine Colin.
cil. favored with a number of mono
logues which brought down the house.
Refreshments wore served during the
James Wood. oiV tho Norotnn Mimi)
33:33:33lxh'ti‘hhtfuNglxlfikgrvbmd13,19... lull pity better. lilo tsuln Would give
‘ which will
grove a boon to storokoopors. house-
clam and others who have been an-
noysd by steam and frost collecting
on tb‘sir window». causing what is
Wood guarantees to absolutely pro-
ogating by the use or odour »
his lmprcv stoves This store can
be used in connection with other best.
be hit. Wood‘s srrsngslncnis circulating
burp-Noni“ subsoils ll
will Bridge is...
best ships or the season. the company
F bssketball' team last night detected
the strong sterl glare of Waterbury;
by the score oi
are one or the strongest teams in the
stats and to dotdnt them the icon.
military, boys had to play the guide
for all it was worth. and they proved
tuliVy equal to the task The bottle
a game during the season V.
The game was very close tht'l'ougby
up the score to 20. securing eight
by their oppdnsnt's.
fwos was excellent and brtlugiit lolih
lumultbus‘ applause from the croWd o't
several weeks past.
liming the first ten minutes obplay
Um visitors from the Erase City man-
aged to get one point ahead of F but
load for the remainder of the contest.
Company F was in the land by four
poibts~whiuh hovi'ovo'r, is a tummy
margin~at the clone of the first half
0’ Diall-
There were two gamés and a dance
at the Armory, last evening. The
Montauks played the Star Five oi!
Blidgoport and were defeated, 25 to
11. There was some consolation.
though in the (act that Veriin who
threw six goals for the visitors comes
from Norwalk and went in to fill out
their team.
The score and lineup of the big
game was as follows:
00. F STERLiNtl FIVE
Dorsey ................ Clifford
Right forward
33933331333303333313?“ Cttfintitgllinigbts‘ot l) Riley .1 ................. Gearing
.Quu other owa. u‘vsnpn- - Lenrorward. .
teresnlug sessionr lss't woulillt.*rl‘t"tfio Seller .................... w. Curtis
club house in West avenue The re Center.
New ly'elsoted odicers were installed (lillotto .................. Davis
by Distribt imputy James Brennan of V 'Lott guard. V
Stamford w the degree team 0! Kenny ........................ Selby
Right guard.
Fluid goals-D Riloy2 .. Dornoy 2.
Seller 1.0hlotto 2, Kenny l. Cliiford
hillcallng 2.
ang 5, Ghiotto «1. First half—Co. F 12.
Sieriings 8. ll‘tnal-Co. F 20, Ster-
ilngs 12. Ollicinis—whlul’alland. of'Wat-
ol'bllry. and W; F‘. Ranch. 01 Not-walk
'l‘imcllcepco—t'l’. Cavanngh. Scorer—-
C Guarnierl.
Below is the lineup and summary of
the Montnuk- Star gums»
. MON’I‘AUKS STARS.
. Kuunlo ...................... Loescr
. Right forward. '
London ................ ilorrenta
Lott forward. ,
Boiler .................. . Vorlin
Center.
Hyatt .............. ‘. ..... '. Doyle
Elsbt Winds . '
Davis Louis .................. Rude]
Loft guuld.
l-‘iaid oalswxerns 2 London 2,
Hyatt l or 3. Gorronta it. Vcrlln 6,
Doyle i. Foul lino guabr—Kerns 1
inlnaer 1. Referee—d. (illiotto. Time-
cepcr-«W. Cavsnngh. Scorer-11.
trey. First baltmlltoniauks'i. Stars
13. Finsiuiioutauks 25 Stars it
Music for dancing, which continued
until midnight. was furnished by Svcc's
oicilestrs. The large attendance was
very grstltying to the 1“ management
as it Was decided that it the next few
llamas. beginning with last night did
9
up playing at the at today. This course
became anomaly. as the past several
games bavo boon losing ventures
willow Upright Piano, Slab. on.
My Dear Mr. Dahlia: «
The Upright Pluto bought from you
thing years ago tor 3135. has sxceedod
our fondant expectations. We are do
l.lgbtcd Auditor moluiier or our tum.
liy will want one
Very roppoctfuliy,
noun—- mm,
The above lcltor was written by a
Militant oi Booth Norwaill.
A main...» stills «nation has
_ molly in New York, at which it is
unabrstood the comp“ volt them
also
; twentyaiivo cunts on liar garter
Ethsy consult as tho cause at this
. mu iinsmisl wsahsnlng. 'Vl‘b'cro
. sovnrnl things which ills"
rs do not like and this would
have, a little light Elnora um
ifi'oenn bounce. 1%”.
WV “ .no not emeuto thoinhtf
foil some days ll. toast.
silt fi‘sbl stated this morning“
bsihvsd that. tho troubles oi
would be routed within it
little. allowing them to no
. at this lsctory
‘3') _
ci‘ installing and operating the stoma.
Air. Woolly! Wilt
by slimming him at. Norman. (loan.
W
M
PHDEHE LICENSE.
%fiim . “to.“
ing at 10 o'clock-
minim“ you'll-sou
by it It tilt“
and been ill since Milly night.
1:va Wit
“‘3 d "Au‘drsw
and use.
“submit
be pleased to call and
Zcxplsiu hill mottled to any intercom
it: lull “Enron‘s...“
OI
occutod at the items of tile dmssd'il’
Endymfiuemmmogrfi bill
Mil . ‘
grit. tail! was lit lull. William ,. Bidlth. “gigs
o .
with which can
ills: ~
is.
' onion
H ‘i.
Glitters this wsoil .. .
m»:- m ulna-Van...» We
sir: rdn otus noun.
Vsuilcom‘mluu ammo to Look toll
on Matter.
. ’l‘hn building committee of the South
Nurws'lit Chub held ’a macho last ova
doing and on start s. sub-c mines
to look up s sin star the clubhouse and
ionic other worii in than lion with
the motion Tho sub-cumin ttoe oom-
m: Rich and]! :Goldon. Stephen
«M on and Harry other.
soniiuiiioo odious-nod til nest Friday.
IAN-ROAD “ENN- 6MAIHID. -
Duo or tbs owl trains which passes
ill b lionlb' Norris“: shout ii
ti _ V t
sud rim
. Vvoullnlsstou.
",dnthusie‘sts say was the ‘
pluycls have seldom put up so strong _
out up to the last live minutes or the 1
contest when the home players rolled "
points in the last pol-Vlad of play to tour -‘ v ‘
The passing and blocking of both _'
spoctlltms, which was larger, than in ‘ '
the latter overtook tholn and held the '
lioul lluc goals—Gear- 37
For fur. tb
, 2 liter particulars. m Mr. anlu in The
gilt“)!!! in contact with another '
which has coo . , . “~ “
Nuns oi the lipid was mansion oil-V
cept by scrotal: o blocs strut
ed in the Waldo , fore lire ap-
paratus could be ii til it from near.
though the
Would be
0VVto 12 The visitor-E h
lsi'sture. in. literal. This
Noon-little illiti'l‘sst 'l's‘lleu
inibs Prods “
HARTFORDJ . w'l‘llo prlnclv,
pal texture ,olttodays session or the
General Assembly stilettos voting tor
a United Stilton so flit tor the harm
ot‘ six years trots bob 4. 1905. to
succeed the Hon. .Jnaoi'ib'fi. Howiey.
Mbmbcrs ,0: both branches ot the leg-
islutul‘e. as lbs roll calls: were read by,
viVll vouo propositions (illuminant! their
actual? stung: ill r Jill Mot gnu
l1 0?. l . 3 r.
nonllna‘t Wihoir’b Q ‘ "thtm
Thursday received a msdority oi the
votes rust inbuilt houses.» \
The total vote was: Morgan 0.
Bulkoley. oi Martini-d. the Republican
nominee, 228; A. Huston Robertson. 01
Now iiavcn. the Dsluocrlttlo'llominoe.
The Sophie cast 27 votes tor Bullio—
icy and dye for dtobcrtson The House
cunt 201 votes for Bulkoiey. end 32 for
Robertson
Session lot the House.
Speaker Holcomb in calling the
liquids; to order st “:30 this morn
lug. used the gavel presented to Eli-
pllalet A. Bulkeloy, father of the Hon.
Morgan 0. Bulkeloy. by the House of
Representatives in 1857. at which time
be was Speaker. The elder Bulkoiey
was the'tirst Republican Speaker oi
the House.
There was a large attendance or
lllolnilcrs .due to the pmilminsry of us.
slglliug'scats by the committee up
pointod for that purpose. A flood of
new llllfiinwifi'ifl the shape of petitions.
resolutions and proposed acts began.
After they had received the proper ro-
i‘oronosi. the House. on motionioi' lisp-
resamttlrivo Banks, of Falrtleld IdJI‘O‘
deeded to Vote viva voce. for ii iii ted
States Senator tor the term at six
years from March 4. 1905. v
The following resolutions were to-
biod for printing. ‘
Appointing William A Arnold.
Judge. and James A“ Shea, deputy
Judge of the police court in William:-
tic; Frank F Russell. Judge. and Lu
plus it Fuller. deputy ind o of the
city court of Putualu.A . Mattias»
son. pulse.- and Iichsrd W. Tynanac
ilOtllflle Judge of tho city court of New}
Haven; Jabs: P. Davis judge of the
town 03! Endsid .
Senator Donovan Absent. V
it was Senator finmu'cl Fessondon,
pl osidcnt pro tent. of the Senate. who
announced this morning that the Hon
... “m -
9
posited, vi a vow; to vote for a United
‘3th senator. The vote Was: MOP-t3
gen: 0 nuiksisy. stilt a Heats u ass.
«vision. 5. lion tors baltlutt oi the
null. Page or t a list. lac bosom.
of the 23th District. word absent.
Senator Atwootl-i of the Sixth Dis-
trlot. introduced it resolution sp oint-
lug James E Cooper and Finder ch 13.
llung’erford judge had music judge
rgslgctivciy or if police court
0 ow
313.1“;
33.3313.
. 'M'l‘
Republican caucus. held. hole last ..
_ on d _.
. revolutions bu Ills.
- sud sildin ‘
'i‘ill
V b. Jan. 17 «43mm
the handsome home or Mrs. E1 on M.
into
Phelps in Pink Place. last night. while
Wil iis ii
Mrs. Phelps and h
Phelps. d
Pholl‘ls. words
his milk
er, a demented stone cutter. nourish-
a. revolver and being otherwlsb
armed with huge knives. a slungshot
and a pocket :iull of red pepper,
manded “peace or war" on the spot.
Ballet pointed his i'ovonvsl-st
member of the totally in turn. but cle-
dcntiy deciding that Mr Phelps who
is cashier oi the Hutlluirt National
2 Bank, would be the most dliilcult to
., . ,subtiuo. backed him up against a wall
‘ w th the cold steel ananst touching
dew
each
Phyllis madt- ilor escape from
the house while her daughtel went up-
clubs to get hot ilioiller‘s levuivcr. All
scrotal ininulos
italic asked:
Phelps
for her
she did not .‘lipptlil in the mom for
Baker is nilogod to
'Wllsrc is your sister?"
mulled that he didn't
know. but that he would go and look
Baker would not. have this,
and alter talking for a moment with
his prisoner George Tyler and band
King. citizens, entered
point at his revolver.
rcvoiv'er at. him the
Baker drop
Wbcsler (it
seemed to come to his
will be committesd to
lit-rs lwol'ltly ordered
Mllilltfl'li'
ployod on the Job. It
to get rev ougo.
Kent N Y
today says:
sane, at Middletown.
'bfldil‘.
and D. D. Baldy/W
who is sanctum-o!
ulnenb Wmmittb'ii
1333 fw°r¥3i3r
demons muittod 0
“film. &
noon.
.Bsker at the same time. V
or w'n'r?" demanded Baker. ‘
all means." said Chief Wheeler. and
his revolver
the some. and bad no
gobble in tailing.tbe Weapons trom~
. will: 8roiuioll‘lilic
and that be in
V. hot-m.
‘ vile has a wits and
the room in an
ultmpt to take the man. but they, too,
were backed against the wall under tho
Word was finally
sent to the police, and Chief Wheeler
and several also started tor the Phelps
. homo. The chief station
real and trout doors on
house by the back door.
sunlght to the dining room and as
soon as Baker saw him he pointed his
men at the
entered the
He went
chlet covering
t‘ls it peace
“Peace by
Chief
A crowd of several hundred men and
women followed Chief Wheeler and
Baker to the station. Where Ballet
senses. on bo-
ing asked why he did it Baker replied
that be didn t know. Rd was placed in
a padded coil over night. and doubtless
Mlddletown.
Ballot was employed by 0. R Rip—
ley or a stone cutter and was discilalg
ed Fllday of last week. Miss Phelps,
who is plonlinent in D. A R. circles
a monument. of .
3Rlpley to be. elected ovol V the old
graves and Baker was cm~
is believed that
be supposed Miss Phelps was the cause
oi his discharge and that he. wanted
it is stated that he has.
molested the family or Mrs. Phelps
on other occasions. He is forty years
old, has a wife and thlee children. and
came hone several months ago from
A special dospatch to The Sentinel
Baker was committed
to the Connecticut Hospital for the in.
alter a short
scoring in the town court Boiler on.
terod a plea of not guilty and request-
ed counsel whereupon Judge. Frank W
Seymour, assigned Coroner Richard ii.
Higgins to defend him.
told the story of Bllito'rs disturbance
or the peace of his household by ap-
peering with a revolver. a slungshot.
two big knives and a pucsettul of red
pepper. and Chic! of Police Wheeler.
who ed’ecier Baker's capture by strut.
0815. also told of his knowledge of the
Two physicians. H H.1{elssy
ho examined Baker
for an hour otter his arrest last oven-
testified that he was insane.
rare the evidence it appeared that
Baker had been at work for the local
, Chapter of the Daughters of the Am
eriosn Revolution preparing a mohuv“
meat which is boon to be demoted. and"
was disbursed mt Fri .
suppostiti that no thought
st. its.
.Adh.
Baker cams
svidenco. Judge
humour of the
med him lent to
(this! Wheeler will take
in to the insane asylum this alter-
AN ATTRAOTWI SIGN.
Pedestrians in South
rosidcnoo of Dr. J
itn artistic and union
nachos. lining V
.. tattoo of tho
Main street am.
taking notice or, thelnew sign on they
ton Coiiurn. All
osign it is uua
btiou in min-
or
mini thiiiliil
dildo which
a mains lira
with
The
"movement.
making his morning call on the patient0L (will)
today said he considered his condition {hm 3.5mm than
Mr. Phelps
NW HAVEN J n'
«.990ng
”Tel: suinpost grudns a dent at Yale!
is in a serious bonditlon at the Yale.
lullmary as the result of injuries Vro
sdived lsit Saturday night when Tdn-
stint. who was one or a party at coi-
legs men who had been spending is
evening together was assaulted flu
.3 knocked down near the col-"Var or "r-
tango and Center «root-l His ”we 1.:
.Vtant is not yet known or the police.
Tennant is sold to be suitorlng from
at the brain. as was at. iirst moved
to its room in Divinity tips. but. later
will tskou to' th V w in altruism
titl‘ .
restless nlzht '
said today it
very curious thoush
‘ Tennaht is not a
Tennant of Waterbury He was
noted from the Yale Acmdelnic Dopsrt
meat, in 1900. and took the degree of
M. A... in 19303.!“ has since goon stud!-
ing in the post graduate dollar-tinsel.
(in account of the young man’ s ser-
ious condition. Climber Mix has boon
untitled oi the lulse. He said this
uloming that he um
lllall. but that he had not taken an
aniomortem statement. The coronal
added that it was quite probable that
he would take another Visit to Ten.
nsnt' s bedside today and that an auto-
mcrtem statement might then be to
iron V
ot. critical « I
W
CENTRAL. BANK OFFI'QERS.
The Central National Bank directors
met today. organised and elected the
tollowlng chillers:
President—E. L Boyer.
,VlcePlosldent A. Curtis.
Teller—Joseph B Elli Jr.
Book Keeper—eaGeorgs 8. Raymond
Cleric—Mortimer Brundoge ‘
WANTED. ,V',
WANTED—AT ONCE. A GOOD
cook. Apply to Mrs. E. A. Dominick.
2 Union Park. Norwalit. 11'! 1t
experience not necolimy:
week. Personal interview only All”
dross “Opportunity? thil allies. in it
. t
, or declsr'cd thu
visited the sick .
WANTED—MAN UNDER 35, WITH V.
i150 and services. to manageuasgents. ‘
per .___.
WANTED—us STRONG YOUNG
girl to come by day and take care of
small child Must be recommended:
Apply 51 West avenue, South Norwalit
.wnurao—olan ron GENERAL
housework. Mrs. 11.1). Lyon. Darlen,
Conn . illY 3t
WANTED—POSITION AS HOUSE-
kecpel in widowcrs family by ex 8313*“
tensed American woman Go re er:
enccs furnished flood homo pro arable
to large wages. Address Mr. Eli Brad-
ley. Saugatuck..Conn, :16 3t
CHAUFFEURS
V WANTED. V
Ambitious young men, 1 can
show you how to hotter your Clrr
present situation. if you can
5 end a reasonable sum up prac-
tical instruction. part by mail.
balance by actual road work run—
ning a large car in South Nor~
walk The demand and pay are
good. opportunities great, and
ticai. Address,
31.333333!“ F. Denisou.
Dept. 9 New
oven, Conn. ,
WANTED—THREE GIRLS FOVR
ensrai.houiowork. swede or littoral-
envisioned Must speak good Engw
WAN lbw-HOUS
to sell 3’33 notion 333nm
sweeps" 3'?
runs or bars doors; will not tutors
Sweepers.
seller. For. territory Ind ontilt writs
Victoria Vflpeclalty Cos all! {Fremont Bl».
Boston . ill l‘llt.‘
WANleullADIEbv’l‘O
vior cotton thread. Poll 053” ricod an
ticlé. “ dcomnlillsl ovVelty of
package sells it; mildly matter it is
repeater ‘ No eitporiohco necessary.
mu. 7 V .
V317 8t -
. costly occupied by the Elston: Under»
cumstances while keeping ydur'
Denis
a tractors oi the “hull and concussion ,
.~ asnlrvororl Jbli.17.--BB ’
Mitchell of Oregon. 1 MW sttheln‘
ll ‘
“to charges an
against him. it tr'Eue unlitt cd V
his pectin til
l'i assert in the
will no33
‘1 0‘ 090F833 nllqualiddd manner ”that each
cry one of the oils .
they relsts to or volv's Vine.
solutolr, ullt‘l‘ualViiiedly. and st V V
false and I here and 'now indignantly
and condom denounce their authors
and 'enob Va‘nd every one of them. and
brand thou: publicly as malicious
ctlorlou’s l art-l ”
, "But i desist? to more specific. and
therefore I turth V
most absolute all All ed 9 V,
i am capable of using. that l
. either. but he month 01-January. 1902.
to e: of Oregon. ”or at any othel
3‘ time or p and uniliw'fuily or ioloniously
or otholwis'e: conspliodz with dinner ~
Herman then commissioner of the
general land office, and S. A. D. Putcr. j
Horace (if McKinley D. WTarpley.
Emma“ 1. Watson. Salmon B. mushy.
Clark 3% Loomls, and William 1-! Da-
via. or ‘3wl either or any of theta. ‘ t
or With Vanv otb‘er person or Mrs-ms. . '
to defraud the United States out of its
public lands located. either in Town-
ship 11 South oi Range 7 East. in the
state of Oregon. or any other 0public
lands either in the stute‘ DrefiouV
or elsewhere.
(Continued ourPourth Page}.
to Lsrallo’usVE 30F. 0 so.
with all improvct'libnts‘, 318 per lo tli.‘ ' '
Particulars at real estate agency or J'
M. Layton. 5 Railroad Aro.V._ So Nor
walk. cons. its‘rst
TO RENT—~HOUSE it: so. MAIN
street eight rooms; rent Poster
sion lit once. Apply E. M. Tollss,146
80. Mai nVB S.t 4 ill Ct
TO LETaAPsnTMEN'rs in ms
ble's block. Flont, 38: rear. 26. J.
lrvlllg Dibble. 149 washinlltcn m 3‘3,
La
l
TO nET—Jrlls alumni SHOP
recently Occupied by Waidron d: Rior-
dan on Steamboat Dock: silo loft rV's- ' .V
wear 00.. on Water street.
Taylor A: Golden.
'ro LET -— HOUSE CENTRALDY
located; eight rooms. laundr. set tubs
and all modern convenien Posse:
siou immediately. Particulars of E.
Adams. , ill
in‘quirii
BUSINESS NOTICES.
EMPLOYMENT AGENGVw-MBBME
J. Wilcox announces that'sl‘is
tabllshsd ah smpioylneht agency or.
13 llnntord Place and can hours work
tol- all classes at applicant's. Vii 3m} g
333% spar Ranger and
my system honest, fine and prnc- ~
J. A. RUDDER. PRACTICAL P41332533
KIM?
submitted Addl‘oll'l ”stimuli V
strodt. foot oi Franklin. 0:). bother . ~ '
Wrilbt'o
ill 1w 9
lists Apply 111 Washinston “"333 3‘ Mimi-V
AGENTQ h
tr: adjustable to heavy V l
a. ‘
pet or rug as other is slippers; do; rapid drain 1
cnmnrsnlEh ,
Riverside Cemetery-«N lk coon.
seventy acres beautitiiimlocslsu
Lots in suit all it is wiso sélsc't s
lottlvbiis you are slim: 3y to Geo.
.‘Voorbeds Elinorintén t on the
canvas 3
dyad his calico from
Bldg. to 8 Madison;
ushersl amt will no in this locality -,
Robert G. Will-V
soon. Address at once“ Bo to
s n. .
' mi
lthVcs V 09.. , 87 Obauuoy
V tick . Mists this week. two we
s'rl
Allure V Eon
MII’MI‘O Lsnlls sinusitis
trash? ten
tildes. crows fist. pintplos
and trophies tiled b
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