COAL ORDER CHANGED
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President Allows Former
Locators to Perfect
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Washington, Jan. 17—Bv direc
tion of the president Secretary
Hitchcock has amended the order
of the president withdrawing from
.entry coal lands in the. United
States and Alaska, so that all
those who had filed on such land
in good faith prior to the issuance
of the order will he enabled to
secure perfect titlA to the ground.
You cannot mistake the r>ht -c
We arc ’he only RED 0tlO S
DRUG CO.
—TV- *-v AVOB.'V*' •'•'Wflr—.Tm’-k.
10UU Are Killed!
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Death List at Kingston Increasing.
Fear An Epidemic
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St. Thomn*, Jan. 17- The latest
report? from the i.-’and of Jamaica
are that the deaths resulting from
the earthquake will numlvr fully
I 1 JX»0. Ninety thousand peo| ic are
left homeless nn.i the dam.a pc to
i property in the city a’ ;ie will
(reach $lO/iOO.(HK>. All people
;iro warned to keep awav tr m
Kingston on account oS the dan per
from epidemics. The inhnhi an ?
are buryine; all the hohies they
| ea n seen re. hut tliere are hundreds
2 zrxr 77, »mrvr : 7 ' . " t* _-.TC«r Ji^TUC' ~ ur •> .•
in the smoldering ruins of the
| building-' which cannot he readied, i
[and the danger from epidemic from j
| that source is great.
Saratoga Sailed
Seattle,. Jan. Hi—Ti e S*rp.to?n !
sailed at noon toda\ for \ aide/,
with S7 passenger- for Vaidtr »no t
interior poin’s, and ‘-oven . ti
gert# and a load of 7 >.000 < of
timbers for SewTarb. •'* >'• a iso
a number o' no >•< - for t* tra'i.
«r&u.7tXXTT!! ... --*»’.«» ->g' Vi I S !
with us meaasthat
you get just THE
WHEN you want
them and THE WAY you want them.
That we have been successful in pleasing cur customers is evi
denced by the fact that we do the LARGEST OUTFITTING
BUSINESS IN TOWN. We should have the business if MERIT
counts because OUR GOODS ARE TEE BEST and OUR FRIChS
RIGHT.
As an illustration of this statement we wish to announce that the Alaska
Road Commission awarded us their seasons contract for provisions,
against all local and Seattle bidders.
LET US FIGURE ON YOUR OUTFIT.
SENATORS ELECTED
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Results of the Senatorial
Elections In The
East
Dover, Del., Jan. 16—S. A. Rich*
ardson, rcj n’niiran, lm : been elected
li. S. Senator from this Plate*.
Ilo ton, Jan. 17—Senator ('rano
v. iii >J to thr Lh iS. S< n
a to today.
Cot rj, Jan. 17 — Henry \V
1‘ iiii1 am ro-ehc.t*cJ senator
l > la ’ i;y • i ■ ! -i-ia‘.ur .
Air a- h, Me.. Jan. 17—Senator
7'rve has ' i n r -ehr*ed to repre
st ilt Cl :11“ in the St naif.
Providence, it. 1.. Jan. 17—The
ir-t hallo! of the Ifiiislatnro for
il > ;;i d r was »i deadlock between
it. i! th« i inr. 1, Samuel Colt anti
'Tr». ■ a I iho'iy. Tin' first men
if d .serais to have th best ahorv ^
lor-fu ( ion,
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1 an-in;: M fi . J m. 17—Con
S:. <’ : ha* !■ eti elect< '!
in- t :< ,i i « iiir lo sii'. M i I S i.a
or A u r in i ae C. S. Semite.
Denver, Jan. IT—Governor
i>uchi‘*i « : i i t hat lie v. ill not
mu rfi-re in any way , with pr;/.«
iiuh s in the "tnie of Colorado. lie
says that if trie* combatants want
o kill each | * r they mil do so,
and hV wiil not object, nor will he
use ids authority lo prevent them.
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Srutllf. Jan. 17—Captain Newth
•completed hu days mprisonment
with Pard inbor yesteulnv evening
and v\as released from tin; county
jail, lie has paid his fine which
amounted to about $4.000.
i Washington, Jan. 17—Beckman.
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secretary of the lumberman's
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‘ association of Seattle, was pre
sented to the president yesterday.
He asked Roosevelt to send u
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special message to Congress urging
1 national reciprocal demurrage,
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• stating that under present condi
lions the lumbermen of the Pacific
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eoa#t are lacing ruin. Another
| conference regarding the matter
has been arranged for Unlay.