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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-10-11
HERO H0BS0N ROBS A JUNK HEAP
FOR THE PEOPLE OF ALABAMA, AND
NOW YOUR UNCLE SAM HAS HIS SAY

WARRINGTON. oct. 1.-THE road
% fame Ia "A rocky one "a IL nbund-
anUy proved by the career Of hero
Hobson. who some time ago sank a
boat, received maidena' khHeH and
wnR overwhelmed BY torrent OF
more OF less tuatifahls ridicule.
Now he II Ia comic opera trouble
and the United States government
viii be obliged 60 ektricate him or
Richard viii be Obliged 10 spend real
plebian dollars 90 mako himself
square with the people 81 Alabama.
who are waiting IN their best clothes
90 celebrate lfobHon's generosity.
Robbed n Junk Heap
When ths hero Of the Merrirnnc
waa IN the Philippines II occurred 10
him that IL would be nice 20 make
the citizens of Alabama present of
"A collection OF relics of the Spanish
American war, Accordingly he got
together lot ~ apars poles ana 9th
er discarded relies which. he alleges.
be found IN IA junk heap. He return
ed to America and had the RoodH
shipped after him.
After More klsses7
Then Hobson told the Alabama ON
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A Homa.span Hesrt

st the Third Avenue theater "A
fcmespun Heart" goes for two more
nights and the usual matinee on Sat
urdny.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-10-11

For Millinery Suits and Cioakn call
on NJ. y, rsaHe and johnson Co. li0s
Second avenue.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-10-11

The Wisconsin leaves Monday.
Don't fail to take advantage ~ the
last two visiting days. Saturday and
Sunday. $50.
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speeial price 81 1870 dozen on
rainier Panels. Meyer. PhotoRrAph-
er, Second and Columbia.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-10-11

Black mercerized pettieoata,
lined with outing flannel, worth
300, for 4i.zg.
FLANNEL waists, very prettlly
made, IN all sizes. at ti.zs. after
ak.
27-inch ali-wool fine French
wAlAtings, In all shades, worth
zoe yard, after six, Sec.
Sea salt, in bags or boxes, &c
sizes for &c.
he boxes Taleum Powder. after
six, TIC. only 2 boxes 70 a cuA-
toner.
wrights AntIseptic Tooth pow
der. a5c boxes for lJc.
zpound bars or white CASTLE
soap for l5c, worth double
Hard miiled toilet soaps. three
cakes IN box, after six. &c box.
Limit two boxes 70 customer.
Simpsons Headache Powders,
worth 25c, after six, &c.
400 watche8, splendid time
keepers, after xix, 5sc.
Fancy hat pins, regular price,
Zoe, after six. o..
Tan and brown leather belts,
Hair retatners with fancy set
tings, worth he. after six. &c.
Beauty pins, worth iVc a card,
after elk, bc.
Cabinets OF wire halrpina. worth
DC, after six, INC.
Safety pins, all sizes. worth te
doz., after six, &C..
Hair nets, worth &c. after six,
&c.
Hair brushes, regular price &c,
after ak, iSc.
Hair brushes, regular price asc,
after six. 2sc.
Nah brushes. regular price &c,
after six, &c.
Invisible halrpins. worth &c,
after six, &c box.
Women's fast black or tan cot
ton hose. double toe and heel, all
Sizes, worth lZ5Ac 10 lie. after
six, &c.
women's fine ribbed fast black
cotton hose, double toe and high
splic@d heel, regular price 25c,
after six, isc.
women'a aIi-wooi Jersey ribbed
vests, pants to match, all sizes.
In gray or white, actually a sl-50
garment. for TIC each.
Women's Jersey ribbed heavy
fleece lined gray pants and vests.
In all sizes. regular value soc,
after six, BIC.
500 boxes stationery. 70 sheets
OF line. surface paper, % envei-
opes, In white. cream and blue,
worth $50 "a box, after six. lac.
Limit two boxes 10 a customer.
1000 memo books, worth l6c
each. after ak. &c.
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I ], 900 memorandum bookx -.
AZ the above, except being s.s.s -
err. worth &c. after six, txs -.
sanford's Library pas,s -
! six, &C. a bottle.
200 matted pictures. ss.. :.
/, each, after six, 60.
Mems gray merino und.~...,.
good Fsryiceabia gaFmsas mi
six, lac.
Mems working shirts, afss =
zoe each.
Boys fancy windsor tles ~.
isc, after six. Jc.
100 doz. unbleaohsd Tn.s.
|, towels, z0xg3 inches, wsstA =
after six, i-2e each.
Col0reA table covers. a. Il.
red and white, red ana s.sst
oil colOrs. worth tL90. assss Z, /
tse.
American shirting prinss. ri
&c, after six. 30 a yard.
Black aAteen, worth TIA : II
to t9-yard lengths, after ~ Y
ag-inch square, HfaEpe4 MI
hem-Etitched lunch cioskn FL
yi-15, after six, sc.
Silk pillow cord, after IN. ID H
yard.
5s-inch figured Gwiss fgr :.
tains and bed Eets. after Ill 4 4
worth Isc.
Yelling, worth up 70 30 4 ~
in all colors. and many dlf,s.vs
styles. after six, Toe.
Fancy hair ribbons, wsrts I,
a yard, after six, 2nc.
Fany ribbons. from I TAD
inches wide. and worth NJ i II
a yard. after Elk. ehoacs, n
yard.
a mixed line OF baty bo.sel|
In eiderdown ard elk. WORT
10 81, after sir, sc, III
Baby bonnsts Of better uusal|
same materials Ct ths above n
ter six, T5c.
Women's outing flannel -.
coats, trimmed with flnss6s-,
braid, IN stripes and ali - \
worth COO, after six, &c.
Chiidren's outing flanra -.
coats, made with wR4sl I y
coiors. IN ages from ( 10 yua l
worth 50c, after SIX. &c
Womsr's outing fsannel r,s,s /
good quality and well rzas 1.
ter six. si1s.
Rock tea pots, al ssxsx wva
up 20 fsc. after slx, &c.
Three packages lace fhzs n
per. after six. Sc.
&c fancy decorated an
plates, after six, iSe. 1
Austrian china cups al a.
GERS. plain white, altar nx i
for set 81 half dozen.
Gilbert alarm clocks, gsEas
teed. worth &l.00. after * q d
Only cna 10 a buyer.
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Meyers new novelty, Rainier
Panels, $40 dozen. Second and Col
umbia.
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tack Of heart trouble. His condi-
tlon Is understood 20 be grave.
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MARQUIS ITO
is VERY i'll.

CHICAGO. Oct. 1.-THE MARQUIS
Ito IL confined 20 bis rooms ia the
Auditorium Annex b. a severe at
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THE BON nARcHE NcRDHoFF a CO
Wagner's Orchestra Saturday Might
occSccc>coc>1>cc>ccccs
AFTER SIX

II you find the bargain list printed below beA.
than that for former Saturdays it is your gain shU
you come here tomorrow night
Wagners Orchestra will as usual, help to nah
your buying pleasant.
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Ing merely by placing In cold wa
ter until the frost Ia removed. IL
should not be allowed 70 freeze too
hard.
The livestock supply for Dawson
this winter viii be quite ample. At
least 1850 head Of cattle are On their
way Into the country. and thousands
OF sheep ara coming All agree that
there can be no shortage Of fresh
meat. and the prices will remain
within the reach of the ordinary
consumer
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SEAT Tie
A WINNER
Another Game Added TO Home
Teams Victories

The third OF the present series OF
baseball games between Seattle ana
spokane. was wen by the former
team by a score OF 10 60 8 yesterday
afternoon. Hawicy pitched for the
spokane team for Just three innings.
Its shoots and twlrla we're too eaay
Tor the Seattle aggregation, 80 he
was removed and ThieimHu took hts
place. Harmon for Seattle did very
good work in the box with the er-
ception of the sixth inning. Then. az
usual, his temper got tho best 81 him
and the Spokane team put three
men across the plate.
FrAry's injury 60 HIS hand We'd
nesday prevented him from catching
but he covered the initial bag and
Hurley played behind the hat, Dur
inE Hawley'a turn in the box Seattle
bad everything her own way One
run was made IN the f1ras inning. an.
other IN the second and then came
the fatal third.
hswiny would Not 20
A double hy nndie ana single by
Ffary convinced the buneharaase
that Hawley wouldn't do. Thielman
took his place. but things were very
little improved. when the clouds
had blown away nuE1ale sat on the
bench and counted out four runs
made by his team. Spokane's turn
came in the sixth and they made
three runs, A few stray scores here
and there made the result 10 20 IN
snattie'A favor, The next two games
viii be played Saturday and Sunday.
Game ct Portland
PORTLAND. Ore, oct. it.--Af-
ter close. hard fought game. the
home team BRAT the Tacoma nKEre-
cation here yesterday by a score Of
4 To
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re Athlon and Inland Flyer are
nlaklng seven round trips daily Ia
me navy yard. leaving Columbia
aock at :. %. and 10 a. m. f.Ig. ans
$3.50 and s.t5 .. n. $50 80
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DEATH RECORD OF THE UNION;
SEATTLE STANDS FIFTH LOWEST

bulletin on mortality statistics
all cities having population og 5000 figured The
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-10-11
Newsboy About Due

From ndyieeH received BY her To-
cal agents, the steamer Nswsboy left
Nome on Sept. n for this city. Tn
less detained NJ Dutch Harbor, the
vessel should arrive IN this port to-
day or tomorrow.
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oaotatIonx

Following are some % the prices
OF today. Potatoes. DC 70 i0c pound:
sweet potatoes. Isc 70 zoe. cabbage,
lie 70 zoe. cauliflower. 25c 20 s9c.
rhubarh, i5e to CSC. tomatoes. f0c to
Doc. celery. $40 bunch. eggs. SIT 20
TO $4,000 case. butter, SOC TO Tsc
pound cheese, &c to 35c: beef. sides.
2zAcs fore quarters. lie. hind quar-
tiers, Doc: porterhouse and sirIoln
steaks, Sc; tendeEioins. TIC; chickens
and turkeys. Zoe to g0c, fobblng. re-
tail, T5c: hams and bacon &c.
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Ride on the Athion.
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Diamond lee The best. lasts long.
est. Tel. Main 1859
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Ride on the Inland Flyer. 80
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The output of the Koyokuk coun-
try for this year, according to Some
miners who have returned from that
district, will reach 1906. 900.
a. r.. Boatman, r. Carmichael and
y. Graf have come out for the win
ter and. II Is Mr.. Boatman who made
the estimate. He says the gold VIII
go to Seattle via ST. Michael and
none Will come this way In the
spring he says there Is bound to be
a big rush. Provisions for the camp,
he says. are quite plentiful, as the
Northern Commercial CO. has recent
~ shipped in a large amount. and
not more than $50 men will winter ia
the camp.
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Ride On The AthIon.
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Memorial services In honor OF the
late President Mckinley we're held IN
the Savoy theater ~ this city last
Sunday. The speakers were largely
Canadian. The most eloquent adj
dress was that of Charles Macdonald.
clerk OF the Yukon territorial court.
He said the American president had
been stung to death by a viper. and
he counselIed the determination Of
that species.
Falson Joslin, formerly Of Seattle,
was the American speaker Of the
day. In closing his remarks he said
amid applause that there Is n line on
the map and on the ground. between
the United States and Canada. but
there Tn no line In our hearts.
The grief OF the American resi-
dents at the time Of the death Of
Queen Victoria has been the cause
of a wonderful Transformation of
feeling between the Americans and
Canadians in the Klondike.
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Ride on the Inland Flyer. -.
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spokane, wash With population 81 deaths and
death Of 3s about 18th 18th In the list only
nncusvey often
4 OF the best climate world
the entire Washington 1900 there 1910
1854 white SIG eolor@d
or TT
males; SO
number 81 deaths United
1879 z25 Of the
deaths than In a rather than actual in the death
OF the osse9t deaths the United 1870 tsii
males and white @&0s3
eolored 1900 The Death n foreignsrs % As %
1890 died under
9 ss between and p a. go between % and q sTs between
80 g. 65gTs between 70 a. ss5
s5.
deaths cnnxumption
the number being III @ about - cent Of the total Pn
with 05ai. third
There sos suicides 5a7 drownngs and 1850 from gnnsho
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sporting Life" at the Grand OPP
The state herald., 1901-01-11
and bs i. not fair enough

ministrations and he 10 not fair enough
to admit II even when shown" In our
criticism Of Editor Braxtan We we're not
passing any oriticitm upon the rerubli-
can state Administrations under which
this shortage in the printing fund &C.
cured but simply ealing bis attention to
the fact that he was evidently not we'll
informed In the political history Of the
state or he would NOT attempt to make
political capital out Of such matter as
that. He was not satisfied in his reply
to simply attempt to answer our oritI-
ciam but shows the weakness OF his p~s,-
tion by personal fling at MS. He says:
"Uniiks our critic, Mr.. Painter, We do
not take up the fight OF any and every
political organization that will promise
US au Office" Editor Braxtau either
knows or has the means OF knowing that
this dirty fling ,s absolutely and un
quali6sdiy false. 1, 10 only the man
who knows that his position 10 not we'll
taken that resorts to such mud.slingirg
In an ordinary newspaper controversy.
Whatever our political record may show,
1t does not show that ws have beea guilty
OF sitting on the political fence and slid.
ing down 8rst on one side aud then on
the other like some Of the candidates 20
actively supported by the Gnt-Advocats
in the last campaign.
The state herald., 1901-01-11
ALIAS SUMMONS,

State Of Colorado, -.
County Of Phillips.
In the county Court.
Andrew N. Axelson Plaintiff vs.. J. @. John.
son Defendant.
THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF COLORADO.
To J. G. Johnson the defendants above
named Greeting:
You are hereby required TO appear In an
action brought against you by the above
named plaintiff. In the county court Of Phil
lips county, state Of Colorado, and answer
the compliant therein within twenty days M
Ter tne service ncreof. II served witnin tins
county; or. n served ont Of this county, or
by publication. within thirty days after the
service hereof exclusive Of the day Of service:
or judgment ,y default will be taken against
you according 10 the prayer Of the complaint;
ana II copy Of the complaint IT the aDoye
cntitled action be not served with TINS sum.
mons. or II the service nereof be made out Of
this state, then ten days additional 10 the
time hereinabove specified for appear n Q
and answer win be allowed before the taking
Of judgment by default as aforesaid.
The said action is brought Ia secure the
sum 81 sixty nine and io-i0o Dollars (SG9. i0)
with interest thereon at the rate Of per cent
per annnm from tho 18th day Of November, 100.
plaintiff will als pray for costs OF this action as
will morefully appear from thecoIpplaint in said
action To which refsrnce is here made.
copy Of which Is hereto attached.
And you are hereby notified that II you fail 70
sppear. and to answer the complaint n above
required. tho said plaintiff will take default
and judgment AZ prayed
Given under my hand and the seal Of our said
county court Mt Holyoks Colo In said coun
y,this IS day Of Dec. AID 1900. CJ SLATER
ssEAll Counv Judge.
The state herald., 1901-01-11
ALIAS SUMMONS

oshNF ~ I. SoNb
state OF t..iorndo. T..
County of i'hiiiips.
In tho county c,prt.
Charles Y. sternsr plaintiff W Tho P-oplss
nuiiiins Loan and saving Association
dsfsndAnis.
me people Of the stats of coipr.sfo,
To The P~opi~s ',uildins Loan and saving
Association the defrndsnt ahove namei.
Urcetinwi
Y"u rrs hereby rcquiryd 10 appear In an
ari"n brought rxainst yon by the abNe
named p'ainun In the county rourt of ihii
iirs county. state at Colorado, and aass~r
the romplai q therein within twenty days Af.
trr IN. --fsiT- hereof. II sr,ci with tn .
county. or. " served out ~ this county. or
by publication. within thirt, days after the
service hereof. exclusive ~ the dny 4 -rryirr
or judgment i'y default viii b" ins-n nsnins,
you ac-,r'iipF ti ~. PRAYER OF the compliant. I.
and " copy of tho compliant N tn, nb,vr
enuiird ast,on he no, served with this sum.
mons, ar " tn -rryic. bcted 10 mad. out u
mi. STATE. tn.D ton days additisnai To the
timr bcfrinaboyc spcrincd fbf sppcnrnnc-
and answer viii BE- aiioAcd hcf,rr the taking
~ judH,nrn, by dcfauit Ne aforesaid
1ho saii action !. brought 10 Recover the
sum u two hundred dollar. IN aocount ~ y
breach ~ eo,.pan, ~ warrant, and jnnaif,.
Tor tho .anr In The sale of La, 10 In iliock No. u
In N. town ~ iiobokr count, of Phillips and
state Of colorado piain,lr will also claim
-pscial damages and aL Tor u wd, of ai,ach.
meni as provided br statute
as viii more fully appear from III. com
plain, IN -aod acton u sni.h reference 4.
hur. naiu. eopJ ot complain, I. hst.,.
attached.
And ,op arc hereby notified iha, n rou fail 10
appear, and 10 answer the saij complain, as -.
bo,. required tho -aid Plaintiff will take default
aud judgement ne ptstrd.
Ui,en under IA, hand aud the zeal Of our raid
county court At iioiycte coio.. In said county,
,hi. = day of jsnnarY, 4 y 1871.
i.tALl c,j. stAtrs
tsur's tnias
The state herald., 1901-01-11
sHERlrf's SALE.

by virtue Of . special execution on attach.
men' Issued out Of the otiico II the clerk of
the district court OF the state of Colorado In
aud Tor the'county Of Philips and 10 me d.
rccted whereby am commanded 70 make the
sum Of Ten doiiors damages and twSnt, two
and 100 Doliarr OUTS Of suit Rnd ACQUIRING
costs the sh"unt of q certain Judgment re.
gently obtained NJ ainst Peter stout defend.
ant dated November ", 1910 In favor Of \ d.
kelsey plniniifY. out Of tho lands. tenements
soods and chstties Of the sad Peter Stout.
! have ievici upon tho following real pro.
p-rty to-wit; the north east quarter of SEC
ot township north Of Range " west Of the
9th .. min Phillips coanty, cciorado tho
Y of &C ~ tp north Of
range " west of tho q p. m. In Phillips county
Colorado ~ III" property Of the defendant
Peter stout.
Therefore according TO said Command I
shall exposs for sale at pabiic auction all
Tho right, title anu interest Of the al,ovc
named Peter Stout In and 10 the above dc.
scri.ed pscp 'rty on tho u day ofJsnusry
issi ~ o'clock p. m. At the froat DOOR VI the
county ''ourt u"sse In uolyo@s. county OF
Phillips A"d state OF Colorado.
Dated at Moiyohr colorado. ! go. ~. isco.
Gus Young. Sheriff of fhiilips county.
The state herald., 1901-01-11

The administration msjority in Con.
sfsss are opposed ID Congressman Shat.
rsths bill for rsclsinipg by irrigation
the and lauds Of the weet. OF course, in
taking this position, they ere ref ,sing to
make good the pledge in the republican
national platform fer the reclamation Of
the and lands. That 10 not surprising
fer that plank vss inserted in the plat.
form simply ~ . vote gsttsr In the silver
= states. IL would IN oil probability have
sssa the same old story had some other
party been In power. The men ~ho
helped adopt that platform now tell the
dear psspIs of the western states that
this wss osly "missr plank to which
noesdy paid any attention" - Congress.
mas 0rosvsnor sf Ohio puts 1t. II 10
this disregard 4 party pledges that n
sngsstisg many vstsss With partisan
politics. 4 majority sf The nsabsss Of
Csasrso vhs reside ssst Of the hissour,
river ars sppsssd 70 ssvsrsesnt aid iof
W. dsvslspnsst 81 the agricultural ~.
sssfsss ee tho arid ststsa This opposi.
sssa y bsssd % psrs sslashnsss. They
sDpsss this measure siuply bscsass
Meg do not want Tie agricultural pro-
dusts q C0leeade and other arid states
thought late oompstities with the pro-
dscts q tbsss states. These gentlemen
have itia thsir power 10 defeat every
Asasurs looking 10 the reclamation Of
sfid lands By 6ovsrnnsut aid aud the
stssag probabilities are that they will
90 thb power sgaiss, tie western states
fes ysass - come. 10 presidential cam
psisss thss vill make literal pledges Of
aid - THE line - the dear people only
- - brokss vhss the election 10 over.
II tbs ard lasds are reclaimed, vt any
time 10 the near future, they will be 70.
claimed through the enterprise and
pises u The people Of the several ARID
ststss.
The state herald., 1901-01-11

1hs Rspubi,can organs ,ha, attribute
ss'Ifss'dsst HnrrisOns oppos,tion to
iupssislism 70 the bsss motive Of sssk-
ing rsvsrgs sgsipst Mckinley for dis.
nisaipR his son Russell from thu army
have certainly dssossded 10 the lowest
depth ss dsprsvity. According 10 the
sstiosis thus put upos the character OF
orr most emiosst ssd iilustnsus states.
nsu. they ere bound 70 conclude that
Justice Harlan. Of the Supreme Court
oil b isdusaesd In bis decision upon
ess constitutional question now pending
bssose the eours On account Of tho Prssi
dent sppoiotisg his con tn = lucrative
pssi'isp 70 Porto RICO. Carry this lov
estimate Of the motives that control our
public mes aac'her step further and
shsy ere icsicsil. boupd TO nnd Prrs,.
dsst Mckinley guilty of appointing
seuue Harlan Tor the purpose Of inau.
sso,sg the decision n bis father. Such
r-.,sli'y would be degrading smops
ffsusbtots. National Watrhnap
The state herald., 1901-01-11
TnA1ns Law a FoL1ows,

Ma iM Aecn daily except Sunday
~ Lincoln. OmahA. Chioaso and all points
ssst and west $50. =. M. Central Time
4. no. ~ Aeon daily except Sunday. Cheyenne
Wyo.s Denver. Colo. and intermediate stations
s'is ,. M. Mountain Time.
Az sast bound accommodation traius connect
vttA nrst elass possenssr train at Curtis for
IL Doints east and west.
sassrias. dining and reclining chair cars(ssets
kss>os Aroush traias. Tickets sold and bag
~ sa-sksa - any point in the United States
u CAnAda.
rof iasosmstioa, time tables. maps and ticket
Sau - Or write to o. a. Mowry Agent Hol-
yoss. Gala. or !. Francis. Gen1 Psss'r AEt D.
aaAs. Nsb
The state herald., 1901-01-11

We recently rssssd soms criticisms
u,ou the Jnissbu's Gsn' Advocate DO
rause II ,osinusssd thst ouly under fu
sioo state naturalization hal the pub
l'shsrs oi the state bssn compelled 10
wait TOT lev months for their pay for
publishiss an smepdmsnt 10 the
state constitution. We called IL. Al
,cesisr sttspt,on Ia tbs TACT that ibiA
ssss state of affairs bad sslsied under
vepubIicsa administration lie replies
that We sili bass Ia be 'tbowo." We
lid 10. a.k him 10 take our word but
eglsd bin 70 she sess,ou Laws of o3 Tor
prod si our assertion. The 'roubl. With
ihs ssptlsmsu 10 thai be 10 no, wiling
10 b. thoxp." lie made bad break 10
bis ,r1rsvl -''ir',,p Of ,bs fpsep VI.
The state herald., 1901-01-11

A negro, the murderer Of Pearl Forbes
was burned At the stake at Lsvsn~ ot,h,
Ksns, on the 18th instant. Burning
seems u b the lynchers isvorite mode
sf inhictins death lately. This burning
10 disgracs to the people Of Kansas "a
Il 10 - the people Of any ether state
vbsrs practioed.
The state herald., 1901-01-11

7. n. Patterson was elected United
Statss ssnsisr BY the Colurado general
assembly last Tuesday on the tirst ballot
Ths fus,oo caucus held % Moadsy night
declared for Pasisrssn and Ex Governor
Thomas withdrew from the race and on
Tussdsy el votes we're cast for Pastsr-
soa and Q for Wolcott.
The state herald., 1901-01-11

Hen. 7. v. Phillip sf Pennsylvania, q
prominent republican and First Vice
Chairman Of the Industrial Comniss,on
has come out 10 strong opposition to
Asnnas ship subsidy bill We give in
this Issue some Of his criticisms Of this
Asssurs - taken from the Washington
Tnss.
The state herald., 1901-01-11

II b claimed that the Arspahos conn
y fscurds show one divorce to five
marriages for the past year. That does
hst spsak very we'll fer Deuvsrs happy
married LIE aad still II is 5 to in favor
ee mafr,Ges beinR n success.
The state herald., 1901-01-11

ossst"r Hill Of this district hes intro.
duesd bill 70 spportioo msmbers Of
she legislature On the basis Of the late
osssus. 1t places Sedgvick, Yuu,a,
Washington and Phillips IN . district
With ons representative, gives Logan
and AerGsn ssoh . representative and
oahss No change il the senatorial dis.
triel.