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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-03-21

FINE residence property In West
Seattle at from SIS 10 $3.50 per lot,
must hes cen TO be appreciated
can In and let us show YOU over
the property, SrURTENAN A.
co. tIg Columbia street
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RuseER STAMPS.

OLYMPIC Furniture store. az ard
ave. The cheapest place To buy
your tnrniture Of all Kinds. stoves.
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5000 for a. good store location. Tables
shelving. etc. For further partic-
nlars soc j. II. BRIDGES, a0Oq
Western avenue,
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COLLECTION AGENCIES

MdNEY eolIeeted 8 iiosiioi1 ii7,,.l'
Con- ntNI tOh ano EOtLuEhS.
7. NoGLEBERG = Painting, paper
hauriner kalsomiming 1922 Pine.
sOniBQuts'r a ROsELEAF. shops
az as 20 spring street
J. r.. SWIFT house and sign palm
ter. Lake avenue, Fremont
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eLAlRVoYANTs.

GERTRUDE MYREN. greatest iiv.
Ing claifvoyunt Leland. SIS "a av
MIS-. HENDERSON. clairvoyant
readings 30. NendQme. tala LIST av
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I fsAN ANF fHsAttt.itH NffzE We 49, 2" 80
TO LOAN Private money Al low
rate ~ interest GrOii. Da nlua A
osner iQ3 Marion street
wAHftANfs bought ana sold Nor
riF0n 4 Eahelman Mutual Life bid
oI.YMIlC 0IL - b nallsr hloek
FOR SALE,
ron SALE seattie AUCTION sale
/ stable. t2iz Western avenue, tel
bun 1881 Auction every Tuesday
ard Friday NJ .. IA, horses,
wagons harness. etc. All kinds Of
Kaods sold on commission. ~. J.
Walker. HurtiQneer.
+ ballard property Make your
real estate wants known 20 Mar
tin 4 FORESTER ballard. Teal e.
tate. law. Insurance.. End car line
ron SALE. Cheap. s-room house
water front, 81 ground rent. zspa
i Elliott aYs. -
FUNERAL DIRECTORS.
lBuTTERwoRTfG 4 sons. efnbAifn-
ern iile.is7s Third Tel Pike g.
| FURNACES.
FINLAY = RonB. iiet Third az.
HELP WANTED.
] COOKS. saitftpsea second gifis.
/ cha mhrfmaias nslp Of All kinds.
queen city Employment CO. Tel.
1901. 100 Tnlra ax.na.. -
HElP "sNfto-fsmALt.
Profitable ucrk. sigsA I1ke. Douglas.
/ WANTED Apprentices TO learn
BMuEhman's Glove Fitting DfenH
Cutting System Madam Murlsl
! ia the only teacher Of this system
! IN IRE city. EaEieHi system taught.
Pariofs g and s. Mcdonald BLOCK
HOTELS. FURNISHED Rooms.
GRAND PACIFIC HoteI-Iils F'ira,
ave-. house nesly furnished. All
/ modern prices moderate.
! FURNISHED rooms. gentleman. sis
Third avenue.
Hotel sRvoy--R Rooms soe 80. sts lat
| HRoSsoN HOTEL. - FIRST Ave.
lCoSKiis HOUSE. ines srd ave.
MLNno Maa.-. -. Elr.. axsnns.
INSURANCE.
BURNS a ATklN8oN. general in-
surancs. 1915 Boston Block.
vs.. v Rlnshar, s -. - y I n.k.
JUNK.
SEATTLE JUNK CO pays highest
cash prices prompt attention, 1872
! Western ave. Phone Main e.
! ALASKA Junk 60. pays hishest
! prices. prompt returns. No. I'LL
LOANS AND INSURANCE.
JAMES HoTHwELI.-Loans. Ere
/ inH., surety bonds. - Boston blk.
MECHANICAL ENGINEERS.
- h McALIAsTEI.. sos.s Pienser.
MINES AND MINING.
To INVEsTois.
/ CALI. az Cur Office and investigate
our mineh. miniuE stocks. OF pros
/ uscfs and companies where on
small investments you get Ia on
/ the ground nosor II ensts nothing
10 talk ssith - about mining and
! the advlsability Of taking n fiyeT
on mining and oil stocks.
| DICKSON a PRICE
81 Pacific Bleck, Seattle.
| NApON. WRIGHT a CO. brokers.
sol Pacific block Alaska mines
and Nome elalms a ApecIaIty.
q
MUSICAL.
/ w y. MURDOCH. Instructor guitar
ana mandolin. ls-za uolyoke block.
ocULtsrs ANo AuRlsrs.
DR KlHIE bailey Building.
pf. ) A 'Mackinnop. 4 chapln BLDG.
Dg sHEtLArAnGER - HineSley
On FONDA NADEAu. eye, ear.
I NOSE ~ threat. al narke rldg.
OPTICIANS.
A. Llndauer. eyes ex. free a2a Pike
OIL AND GASOLINE.
CALL ~ Olympic on CO. Tel. Main
sai 81, Third avenue.
TEoPATHY.
| SIN years experience with chronic
eases. Rickart a Howell. osteo-
paths. 4as Collins block, Tel.
Main IA COMPUTATION free.
PATENT ATTORNEY.
Rarncs a Co. s4-56 stair Boyd bldg
y. ~. ADAMS. diattmg Colman bid
De cnMAi
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CLASSIFIED ADS.

tLASSHNLU Ap0.
cazseedaIaef1z zssrTs
AbSThACr Or tlILE.
Oahols.s a. iltkAf4.h a -, tne..
Auetfaak Company. established
iksd. Mining claim abstracts iiaHe"
msut 81 the Mutual LIE hAlidlng.
Booth sNhittlsssy- nanfora Abstract
Co. established 1852. haHrueut OF
Halter block. Telephone = ain -.
NEA1TlE Abatmet 20 y. u hlk
ALAgkA CLOTHING.
q 3. GOVERNMENT GOODS
HianHgts. $40. pealacAats. -.
pants. tslt. shelter tents. a. navy
white uuhcrelaihinE. Huit. 81. cost
the government o. 10. wool hOk.
SOC. navy sweaters. $50. watch
caps. ale. rubber blankets OF pom
rhoa. 81 81. kifg. ls49 F1rHt ave.
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A small garden will save YOU many
dollars and viii furnish much I'm
er vegetables than you can buy.
Green Lake lots and acre tracts
$40 and upwards. ]. Wauingford.
owner "a ROCKWELL block.
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Personal.


/ BARGAINS IA second hand house
hold goods call at Red Front Fur
niture company. We can give you
fiue secondhand cook stoves. bed
room sets. carpets. They look as
good ~ new. for half the money.
no and III Second avenue south.
ADVERTISING planned. prepared,
placed anywhere az publishers
rates. The &. V. White Advertise
ing Bureau. s2t-725 New York
bldg. seattle. Tel Main S0i.
HIGHEST prices for second hand
1 goods bedroom sets. stoves. car.
/ pets etc. Red Front Furniture Co
it0-ii2 End Ave. 5. Tel. Red 1929.
WITH WINE AND PIE. regular
dinner, lac. Alley Restaurant. al
ley on Counhia bet mi and 3rd.
oxYpoNoR VICTORY" the genuine
cures ali diseases. Avoid mita-
lions 4 Mcdonald block.
FASHION Hair Store. 1913 second
atenue; diagnosis OF the scalp
free az rharge,
CHICAGO Eloctrelysls 10. Removes an.
pertuuuE hair permanently. painless.
u and hufmlessly. af2 Third avenue
Phone Red 8oad
WAISTS and skirts 10 order. cheap.
2 5. Mfg. CO. 400 Union.
wANTED-Oid gold and silver. IL
Hensel, mfg. teweler. ~ Hinckley.
Mrs. i. BENNETT is again at as
Halter block; hair. scalp treatment
MRS. HANSON. stylish millinery;
low prices, corner tth and Pine.
sTnNI.S rem lsnd Carter 2o2 Union
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uroom modern house, suitable FOR
two families. rent Ss5: first floor
VIII pay rent furniture good; part
new; must he sold. owner going
away First time advertised. ii2
Fourth avenue north.
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w. H. PETER q Co, Ballard
Wash. viii sell you an interest in
shingie mill. 5000. Best paying in
Vestment on Sound. Also acre
tracts In city limits and cheap
building lots on 'installments. see
Peter before YOU die.
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SEATTLE Clothes .Prcssing 60.
clothes in shape $3.50 month, dye
Ing. repairing. 1907 ard. Run 1901.
HIGHEST prices for east -on cloth
ing. Dnve TAYLOR. 10 sInrT BOYD bid
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RRRaMAkERs.

4 81 rWLLms. d neaasy 6lk.
chleako nenlnl 20. "a lnnckl..
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fhs Caaadiaa sans ei Commsree


fac caaaaiaa sans Of cemmsree
Capital paid up s....+.-..ts ~. ~
eight Million poiiarsJ
surplus 80. go. go .-.ss... a-.eee.vees
Interest alinWad on time deposits.
a general banking Huainoss Trsna-
acted.
SEATTLE BHA&CH-corasr %
JAMES 81 and Second Avenue.
n. A NEHpS Mar.
THE FIRST NATIONAL Hank
or SEATTLE
Paid M Capital 3iso. 600
General banking business transacted
j. y. Hoge. s.. prna, NJ. NcMick-
IN. vice pres l. Turner. cash r.
p. Park hurst. Asst. caah. Exchange
Cd principal cities % y q. Europe
PUGET SOUND NATIONAL ban X
OF SEATTLE
Capital stock paid in. SIS. coo. sur.
plus. rs on.
] Furth. pres ]. 8 Goldsmith,
wire pres. ". V. Ankeny. caHhies
cortrsspor isnts IN principal elites
IN 'he unis~i states ar Europe
National Bank Of Commerce
Paid 40 capital $3.50. 600
Trhnaarta general banking business
~ e. Henry. pres Y. r. Spencer.
cash Safe deposit ,eiutx for rent
safe pepesit fasll Boxes for Rsas
Scandinavian American Bank
% seattle. = eeusrai banking bust.
ness tfsnsa cted. Deposits 81 bo0. 00o
a ChhbvrE ursh. y l.. 0rontahl.
let vice pres; 4. Il. sosibsrE. nNh. /.
]. y Lane asst cash. No branches.
rKuf1.i. 5 SAVINGS hank.
Second avenue and giks st. Capital
raid ug 8 q 900 j. e Nsufeidef
rrcs , Il Hayden. cash. J. r.
Grcenienf. asst cashier CONNER.
IL "A "a a.
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DANCING ACADEN4IEs.

Il DANeTNd Lessons = $500
Ladies and gentlemen Joining our
opening clnsscs for beginners now,
Monday and Friday evenings at
s 10 Guarantee waltz. 2-step and
all the latest ball room dances
Extremely low rate for gentlemen
who can take lessons az once.
Exclusive private lessons daily at
Wilson Dancing Academy Ranke
block. Pike street. Circulars malt
ed free Seattle's leading dancing
school
MIR. and Mrs Little's Academy. de-
pertinent. dancing. physical cul-
ture 7i2 Madison hei ara ms Sch
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8kxss & 1--NESL GsTATE
WE have cash customers fof On
cottages and modern dwellings a
any part Of the city. Gernsn
American Investment Co.. sli ri
avenue. Opposite public library
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LIST your property with us. e. c.
~ ERS y CO, Real Estate and
Mines. l2el First avenue.
DON'T Buy nrtil YOU see our lis,
y W Renlek a Co. 81 ai2 Railes
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Do you want nice homes II 50.
come and see for yourself houses
and lots all parts city.
Farms and acre tracts. good loca-
tinn, terms to suit homeseekers
Don't forget the number. 400
Burke,
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Pacific Coast Steamship Go.
o. For san Francisco

The u0mnany'sateam
HhlpH Stale Of tnl.
Wsla Wslia. umatilia
ana CITY oi Pueblo.
$500. Ha..stf. q = 81.
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GREEN LAKE PROPERTY.
WHY pay rent when you can buy
Green Lake property on your own
terms 81
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Iotsi me Wow. water 'front.' Queen
Ann Hill add. all for $500 or 3 for
500. 6 for S4eo--lots s0xi2o feet
each.
70 lots. Queen Anne hin add. lots
fexii0-ail these FOR 5000. here are
the best buys Ia Seattle.
Lots in Laws add. for s2Oe each.
Come and see us. TATE a Co.
40 Burke building.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1901-10-12
SHOUP FOR GOVERNOR.

THE NEWS is reliably informed that
there is strong Republican sentiment
in many communities Of the state to
have Senator Shoup head the Repnbli.
can state ticket for governor in 1902.
Their plan is not to stop with gov
ernor. II he can lead his party to vic
tory. as they hope, then lie is to he
pushed to the front for United States
senator, successor TO Heitfeld.
The friends Of the senator are strong
believers in the old saying-history re-
peats itself. Shoup was once elected
governor and straightway advanced TO
the o. 5. senate. But since that time
conditions have changed. or to put 1t
more tersely-.'times haint so flush for
Republicans as they used to be In
Idaho.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1901-10-12

public sentiment greater than that eS-
pressed in the rejection Of the former
instrument by the senate.
OF the treaties made by the United
States 10 its earlier history, the Clay
toE-Bulwer treaty has caused more
trouble and less profit TO this country
than all others. 1t has been stumb.
ling block in the progress Of the nation.
1t has hindered the building Of canal
by prey enting the necessary control Of
the sthmus by the United States.
With the Clayton-Bulwer agreement
abrogated, the way is left free for the
event to take its proper course. The
United States will guarantee the neu-
trality Of the canal to the commerce. of
all nntions. There will be no discrimi-
mating tariffs. La case OF war, the
United States will use their discretion
concerning steps FOR self-protection -
which would be done in any ease.
That these concessions have been
granted by England means much to-
ward cemeutlng the friendship OF the
two countries. IL IS in decided con
trast to the irrtated talk that was
heard on every hand last spring when
the abrOgation Of the Clayton Buwer
treaty was debated. II is recognition
OF the natural rights Of this nation as
we'll as confirmation OF the Monroe
doctrine. taken in its broadcast sense.
| Unfortunately, Secretary Of State
Hay will hardly receive the credit
which he wishes. At first, he went
contrary to public opinion. He regret
ted the rejection Of the first treaty by
the senate. Since that time he has, II
is true, worked hard for the points that
have been granted. President Roose-
celt has stood for these things In all his
public utterances. England has done
well to acknowledge the sentiment Of
the people in the United States rs well
ms the opinion Of their chief executive
ut such an suspicious time. Republic,
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1901-10-12
PRESIDENT SNOW DEAD
And There is Great MOURNING
In Zion and All Regions
Round About

President Lorenzo Snow Of the Nor.
mon church died suddenly vt h. home,
the Bre Hive House, 10 Salt Lake City,
Thursday afternoon At 3.}j O'Clock.
President Snow had been suffering
for weeks with cold and with brou.
chitis but his condition was not cou-id.
cred serious until few huur. before
the end came.
President snow was very old man.
having been born in the state 81 Ohio.
April 3, 1914. lie was we'll educated
and a much travelled man. His travels
extended over the continents OF
Europe and Asia and over many Of the
Islands Of the Pacific ocean. He wa.
the 5th president Of tho Mormon
church.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1901-10-12
Life and Money.

a prominent Southeruer Is quoted "a
saying: Nothing produce. so much
wickedness rs poverty; nothing else
leads so quickly and surely to crime
Compare with this assertion the story
OF the suicide Of u Northern man which
was to be read in the news rolumns n
short time ago.
This Northerner, IL seems. wosro,
starving, nor IN great pain from ,Ii.ea.e
or accident: had not been .han.f,Il,
treated by his family or friend. uc
had simply lost hi mnney." and w,,
thinking Of his loss while taking n ,ri,
on steamer sailing for New Yorl, a.
hnal message To his cnrupapinr. ana
Il sufficient explanation Of hi. net. H..
wrote on slip Of paper the words.
TOO honest to steal aud too proud 10
beg "--and jumped overheard.
Now consider the sontherner'. say.
Ing W the light Of the Northerner'. ~.
ample.
81 course, the lack Of money lc,ds =,
desperate aud criminal acts on Tho ~ !,
Of people brought mp in the .rronsons
belief that II Is better even to die M,
to be poor.
But 1t is not poverty in itself wbioh
has these terrible consequences. Itts
the over praise Of the rich, Tho ny.,.
valuation OF money among our peoplo
North and South, that must be held a..
sponsible.
The artificial view Of modern socio,, !.
which denies to poverty It's actual com.
pensations, It's opportunities, IL. Iargo
share IN real pleasures which ma,,s.
life appear an intolerubc bn,d., !.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1901-10-12
TRUE.

An old darkey who had given some
thought TO the actions Of certain ones
OF his political friends in their smart
Aleck ways said this: "Never do you
mind dem fellers, dey is most SHIRE TO
be kotctled by de frost, de frosts dat
kills little politicians.
'Sich felers 10 dar dying hours will
look back over dar conduct and say
Use killed myself, Use committed POI
litical suicide by my smart ways.
wanted to be boss and couldn't, and
den de political BRET will leave'm aud
de party will continue to move on to
glory"
The moral Of this is better he frank.
open and honest with party friends
The undetermined policy never wins,
never.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1901-10-12

Republicans get on the band wagon
nOw--blow the Democratic trombone
in the procession today. Don't wait
for the wagon TO reach the tent door,
convention hall. and then offer to blow
Ia the orchestra for pay. BE men
show your colors-raIse the flag under
which you will fight. and IL you fall,
fall with your face to the foe and with
that flag waving proudly over you.
"Under Two Flags" may sound we'll
in drama aud appear well on the stage
but it wont do in politics. It should
not be styled a Democratic play.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1901-10-12
Objects to Notoriety For CzoIgosz.

Albany, N. ", Oct. State Super
intendent OF Prisons Collins has given
orders that Czolgosz, the murderer Of
President Mckinley, must not be the
subject Of notoriety while in Auburn
prison awaiting electrocution. He
must not be seen aud visitors must not
be permitted to enter any part Of the
prison where knowledge might be
gained OF his location.
The warden Of the prison has been
instructed to inform the guards and
other employees Of the prison that the
divulging Of any information concern
ing him or his doings will be considers
ed grave breach OF discipline and
will be dealt with accordingly.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1901-10-12

sipn is iiuanc'at disaster f. errnuntrr.
sd lisa prstiIcus ~rrur No one s.su
ignore III" iact ihat tr America It il
strongly held, therefore b., II H. n.
strongly TAKEN In hand ny MR. zrGisrs
ard Ihra.hgtI ~ish every rt,dgeI d logic
aud u wit.
In the writing. tbas charm our nnb.
'ic and fashion public taste tnD Itttir /.
stid IN pr"ts" fitic Itself lp.g ljir, ttc
g't th"' includes ali uthrr gifts, aud
that never yet has bern the pp.t =.
cure possession o. those wbo live %
luxury.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1901-10-12
The Peoples Triumph.

Whether England motive is selfish
or one Of friendship, the announcement
that an agreement has been reached re-
garding the isthmian canal, and along
the lines advocated by the great mass
OF the people when the Hay ?auncefote
treaty was before the senate, pr.sages
the wisest and best regulation Of the
enterprise. il marks Il triumph for
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1901-10-12

MORE fighting Is reported from the
Philippines. and the Americans with
drew to await reinfOrcements. To
withdraw an1 await reinforcements 8
not strictly American when Americans
arc pltted against such fighters as the
Filipinos. We rather like the report
which says the boys in blue carried
everything before. them.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1901-10-12
NEVER AGAIN.

The Democrats in Idaho are in that
frame OF mind-never again to give
away the hest pies on the counter to
those outside the party.
Never again will they consent to
wear the white aprons Of counter wait
ers aud disbwashers while Others eat
the cream pies.
Never again will they say to Popu-
lists and Silver Republicans, you may
have so many places on the ticket IL
you will fuse with us and vote with Us.
But this is what they will say: II
sou are with MS rather than with the
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1901-10-12
saAUsE's HEADACHE CAPSULES

Are unlike anything prepared IN A MGR.
l"" Th"s we're 0rat prescribed 81 Dr.
hraas"' Germany famous rulr, pby.
''c'"n' long before autipyriup was dl..
covered. aud Hrs almost uaryrluu. "a
speedily do they cure the no., distress.
ing eases. Price Bic sold by scott 4 a..
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1901-10-12

A NEW man has been appointed re-
ceiver Of public moneys at Oregon City,
Oregon. As a straw, this points to
Roosevelt policy rather than q McKin-
ley policy in the distribution OF federal
patronage. And that will be the way
OF it. Note this solution OF the puzzle
picture.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1901-10-12

1T may be that Pat Grove, the
famous American kidnaper. is with the
Bulgarian brigands who have Miss
Stone in charge awaiting the sIO0, 900
ransom. Pat has proven himself sue
cess in gathering in ransoms for his
work. Maybe he is now giving instruc-
tioDs to BWgarians.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1901-10-12

The realm of silence is great enough
beyond the grave is one reason why the
Democratic press of the state should
not remain silent when it is overlooked,
ignored and pushed aside, aud some of
Its members to the wall, by committees
managing party affairs in times of cam
paigns.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1901-10-12

COMMODORE SCHLEY may not have
handled his feet at Santiago according
TO naval regulations and naval etiquette
but he handled the Spanish feet ac-
cOrding to the American spirit of vic-
tory or death, and victory was what he
went for and what he got. The people
were satisfied.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1901-10-12

IF President Roosevelt can say: iAil
that am | owe TO my mother, To her
training and TO her influence = then
the South may look for fair treatment.
The mother Of the president was Il
Southern woman. His first appoint
ment for the South wac commcndable
one. All decent people are pleased
with il.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1901-10-12
THE Democrats of Idaho should be as
doves on an olive branch.

CROKER. the Tammany boss, won
500, 900 on horse race Tuesday. On
the first Tuesday in November he will
win a mayor for Greater New York and
that will be worth more than 81 ZOO. QUO
to him aud his party.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1901-10-12

PRESIDENT ROOSEVELT may carry
out McKinley's national policies, but
the appointment OF former Governor
Jones. life long Democrat, of Ala
bama, to a judgeship for life looks like
his appointments will be wholly Roose-
yelt's policies.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1901-10-12

A FRIEND gained is worth ten lost to
the man who aspires to a political OF
fee. No man in position can dare sing:
"Shoo fly, don't bother me" to an old
friend who has stood by him. No man
who has once been favored by friends
and put ia position can afford to be the
cause OF u vacant chair in his home.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1901-10-12

THE way to convert host OF friends
into ghost of friends is to turn the re-
frigerated shoulder upon them when
you get into position TO help them
and don't do il. This expresses the
matter plainly and trnthfully.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1901-10-12

PRESIDENT ROOSEVELT told a lead
ing Missouri politician that he would
nominate only high class men for i'm
portant federal positions. That is why
lie took "a life long Democrat for
judgeship in Alabama in preference to
Il carpetbagger.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1901-10-12
BLAcRFooT. IDAHO. OCTOBER IL, 1901.

MANY politician starts out to shear
and comes back shorn.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1901-10-12

Coru-buskrr.' spralucd uri.is ~
eiwirs cuts and spraius, ~ esi' Z
anyothsr cause, are antrsiy z ~
whru BALLARD s sSUW Oss
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