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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-03
THE MARKETS

During the present week IS CO.
dozen ranch eggs have been shipped
70 Nome. Dawson and various Points
along the Yukon river 90 the sour.
dough" In tbs camps. Nufne ~ Whnm
have not seen an egg since last sum
rssr. The first eggs % reach the
hungry miners are sold for Hstanish-
tngly high prices They cannot he
shipped into the interior % Alaska
a. ali unless the rivers are navfE-
able.
me large number Of eggs shipped
% Alaska has caused strinEeucy In
the Local markef.
WHOLESALE PRICES
Ths-s ssies. Ar. o ssr buyer in sa@a-
titles. Prices q sTaaa purchases average
Provisions
Fr~-h ns=s-co~ a=ef az r<s ~
rass. foi4s per 70 veal saier psr II.
Pr8vfsians@ Hans, isx5 hreakfast b4c1a.
live. bellies. frssh. izsse-
vsassabses
Burbank pofsscea native % oslofo % per
tea rssisss. sis souiseo ssF ,ss. -
s1lrs OIL % or sack fenaferr. HOO psf
basket. isttaes. q. y pr eaes eautineNsr,
81 = - a i, c@fs@ - % ~ -
SIS s~r texs natiss xrssn peas. - f@f
g.. strt.a bsana. 70 p<r n. rarsnshrrss
Tnr0fi - per deEsn sftiruakss. tssuffr
r~r da1sn ra1ahes fac ner dozen haaeh-
- uraos~ 81 80 aG p4r ewt. arren. toc
Per dozen hGustes.
Green fruit. Ete.
California stfaub.rFiss ffzi a. per crate
Oregon. ~ % per crats ratise. - hp1t nsr
eraf~. naflss euoestefrtsss 81 n per taN
CsHfornis eh~rfisp--blsek. Tseofio1. Nhits,
o. col 20
- ~ - -
81; fsarv. q scasz = ssasnss. q 20
O. - pr baneh Erape fruit. s25aef7o.
Butter, Cheese. Eggs, Poultry
Batter = wsshinstoa ersansriss. zee
-Frssh mach. sa7ie per sos; Fast
chssss.-safivs wsshiagfon, fuii cream.
tD9ice nmbufssr, lie, Swiss, hrieh. ir1
roui,ry-Drsassd turkeys. 2aGzte, i've
fsrs feffffe live ducks. Id dreseef. fpr.
Eprfnx chickens. q. zaas n psf sa4
Hay, Grain and Feed
Oats. f2s % per ton bArisy, fzag ~
con. what fz702s per ton. chor, f1ae-.1
- % Per tau. bfan. f1tleo ser toni shorts.
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HAPPENINGS
ABOUT TOWN


The aamass suit % Mrs. Eva
AeassIa against the city 60 recover
g.. ESQ damages NaH PLACED on trial
In Superior Iudss Aihrftaon court
Yesterday The PLAINTIFF claims 20
~ ssatausiy imlufaH au result ~
falling into an uncovered excavation
on rhifa avenue last November She
b. represented ~ Attorneys Fulton
A fahen
Ffahk whiusett indicted ~ the
rersut grand furY foe ssilinH liquor
without a ilcvmss. rltftrd enlitN ~
criminal court and uas fined Sc ana
Costs - tudEe HelL
y Il brown. = morphine ussf " Do
sta's tNo pairs II shnes from the
rfvsn shoes company. YESTERDAY
was hned So and costs hY Justice
Cam. thia motninK. and committed
Go the county Sail 81 default
judge neli gfanted Mfa Martha
Hathaway dlNnfcc ffUm John
Hathaway thia marains on a charge
20 dssertinn.
IA. walker pleaded guilty O. the
charge % petty larceny. THIS morn
inE. and Was sentenced ~ Iuifv
He'll - - DAYS 81 thr county AL.
walker had been charged with sfaoo
laresuF Tor Hf.aflus q diaasaaa ftaS
frum Mrs. erase fleafY. last Janus
any The state altered the chars.
ard Allowed him g. Plead guilty o.
rstfx IafrsnY this morning because
little evidence could b. obtained ~
GO HE guilt
v. q winaulss wAs awarded e YER
dict q S. against the Seattle t.itr-
trie sumrasN - a Jury iH tudge
Morris court. today TIE rlaintin
sued fer tsosa IN the rtuuud that
be had been rudsiY eiscisd from a
Green Lake car b1 a conductor with.
var sufficient cause
John Wsideft vas graufsd a AZ
yofrs from Amaiia Nritrft - SUI
grounds ~ incempatahi'ity q tenn
permanent
Mrs Jennie HAYS wants a divorce
frcm her husband Lewis HAYS she
chafxrs dessrtiea ard non support.
a. nelmec heiis. aEea & Yeafs a
miner. hA- zen missing sine May
~. fruu the psFvN hotel a. the cor
nrr ef Second avenue south and
Jackson street ~ explanation for
his tlsappcaranes can b. given -
his friends
Rsfs GArnstt. =. yesszeia Eirt.
was arrested Is Patrniman Ger last
nixht. ard lodged ln she city iAi AZ
incorfikihle The art rve~ntfs Nnrk.
"a faf 3 Mrs. thurman. eha liscs on
Yeslsr WAY. she = alleged q have
sppFupfla tfd several articles ~
clothing y hiis there II. zlfi has
- ~ g. -;~,ss..,1z...ss .s-ss. 80
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WILLING TO
FACE CHARGES

EdWard l. waite. awaiting err
tradition In the county tail on the
charge q smhextiinE ttQoo ~ the
funds 81 Cot NeNbefys bank a.
Manila. stated 70 hta attorneys yes
tergtay that he was ready and Will
inE 10 g. back - the Philippine 10
lands ard face hts accussfE. he au-
fharfzsa Miller. Humcs = Lysons.
who represent hin. tn this city. q
uotifg the United States authnriiis.
that II he were provided with a arMt-
class ticket. he would leave on thu
first steamer for Manila. either alone
or IN the company 81 an officer
Wsitee denies the charges against
him and says that he resigned his
position az cashier 81 the bank. ~.
Etructsd his successor az to hia du-
ties and then left for his home IN
Alabama.
Waite vas arrested last sunday BY
Is.iHEF assFsss..H ssFiHssF 90 bard
a Canadian Pacific train as II cross
I'd the boundary.
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TO PREVENT LARDSllDES

Engineers ~ ths Great Northern
railroad propose e. Nuafd against a
further possible siisir - fhH hiii a.
the north approach % the Great
Northern tunnel. b. dfiNlHs from
three e. fve rows q rlllng aisnk ths
edge Of the hfii IN thr district be-
tween stewart ard Virginia siFe~tn
sad Elliott and Western avenues
They ale8 a petition Cor permit to
drive The rtiinR. with the sscfetAry
~ the heard Of pubic works. Yssfsr-
taw
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-03
HUMANE soolurY MET

At the annual meeting Of the iiu'
name Society. held last night az tbs
Itainler Grand. Il was decided 20 IN.
dertake the organization 81 a depart.
mont Of tho society among ths
school children Of tho city Ihe
erection Of an animals home ana
hospital to now assured aud work
Will be begun as soon hH site "a
secured
The following officers were elected
for the ensuing year ~, & Mason
president. a. d Greene. vice proni'
dent II o. Hartman. treasurer
pnd Mrs. l.. Orauiund. secretary.
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No, Booth At All

Louisville. The dad enc down A.
Enid. Okla. wasn't John Wilkes
Hsnth ~ al. II ia . Cleveland -
uurHard'a bay Hank Wattfrauu
Omaha Have a tip that IRE Enid
man wasn't Haath bat Fat Cr0Nrs=-
endshy
q. Louis The dead man 3, End
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Il believed O. b. Jeass James Police
LONDON. The lenld man admit
ted before he died that he wrots
shakespeare playa. lie IL there.
Fore bacon. ~Air Henry Irving.
Paris Everybody Il WRONG. Tbs
Enld man WA the fsil0w that broke
the bank az Monte Carlo. ~ lphanHs
Chinese rebels nave captured the
town OF che Ping Chae. They are
an tbs way % rlng ranE and Chow
chow, now
Tee town OF st John. wash. Il
having a biz building boom.
over 60 0ao toxtlle workers IN phil
adelphia are said To he Idle owing
60 the strike.
Statue II tate Garfet a Hobart.
former vice president n the United
atntoa. unveiled at Paterson y. J.
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To patrons o. lhe ~ e.

in announcing the disposal e ms
interests In The ~ FrrHn tn ths
firm ~ John ~ usaVf a CO. I taxi
this opportunity O. eRufraH f. t4i
friends naY sincere tHanks faf ths
most utsefai patronage ard utifaffH
fuurteaiea extending during ths pest
iNa yeaHa While ! leave mos
prosperous nhd HassHsafui hssstfefa
have fhs satiafaefEaa - tesfiaa 2
IL. ....,ss..a.. fssi,s. ...fsaV..lstil g. za.Egi
lhe past
me fzsfsauA-i - the rev caHinstf
VIII h. ar Paul Smiley M hlrmti
PARTNER tff John II ogden aHd
NJ Ffsd J rorinr under the nssn'
q The ~ Press. Inc. az tbs ar
quarters. fffat anf Pike.
Personally : have 80 iuienftau Il
leaving seattle. but vii prsshalsii
snxsEe In either liuss - business q
the citF
itssusakins for u8Y sucr~Fsnra th'
euutinuAmee 81 Yoaf favofN. arr
sincerely. HARRY =, FLUFF
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JAHiTORS
WINK OUT

CHICAGO. June 1=Jani'ors tn 81
large apartment buildings struck
this faorulnK They aIieEe diseFim
nation against their union.
Attempts were made 60 start al
laundries this moruiuE with uen.
aTfion help but taiisa because the
cssal transfers Threatened 70 waik
out
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FEUDISTS ARE
VERY BITTER

JACKSON. Ky. June 1--rhs pfus
ecution In the Jctt and White murder
eases this morning asked Permission
Of the court 60 withdraw the motlon
for a chanee 81 venus and bold tie
trial IA Hreathitt county. 1hs
court granted the motion and re-
scindsa the order changing the trial
to Morgan county,
Jatt aud white were brought tnto
cossrt by soldiers ana turned over g.
the sheriff. who warmly shook hands
with them. The sntisllafEis people
this morning are very bitter
A vuiiey OF shots we're nfr6 near
the Jan last alght and the selAleFs
were turned cut The homes u vii
neszr- are protected ~ quarts cen
tlnualiy
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-03
A FORGER
CONFESSES

SPOKANE wash. June SLOW
ard J. Kfenaly, a mining broker. has
confessed 10 raising stock ana fofR-
Ing names Go stock certificates Ia the
Lucille DreyfuaH Mining Co. ana
pockstinE go 900. COL. Hldpnth u
president ~ the company Senator
Turnaf il one Of the directors.
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q q q q q q q . n d q n d :

TIE postnftee scandal has fea -hs
ed the official stage of rppliFa aud
answers. That nTmna II o. hliuus1
TINE for the n hiteNaah brush
A r. Eames 4 CO.. big banking
firm. % Turantu. failed with rcsrrat
million liabilities
me crisis is passed tn the bits fiooa
district.
John Wilkes nuotk nov haNtuH
fisd nine ur ten iimrs Il entitled g.
all the pfvFugaiiVra us tn. uusiliHhis
cat
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CoNVIcTs ESCAPE

WHEELING. W. Va June A.
-Four pTisauara, Including tWu fnur-
dererz. broke gut o. the penifentiary
at Moundsvtlle last night A posse
I. today using hicoahoands IN pur-
suit Of the fuEitivea
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ROBBED A BANK

REDWOOD FALLS MINI. June
3.-sThe Gold Htahsck bank al Vcrtn
,snH dNunmited last night Twenty
Efe hundred dollars ga currency
ana 81. 600 in notes we're taken
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TELEGRAPH BRIEFS

COSHocToN. n. Y. June "a
rennsy wanna rallfosd work train
plunged through q bridge across the
NaihontluE river this morning TNeu
lssltaus were hurt ~ jumping The
engine afa SIX sAFs Nere coaplsiely
submerged
fNDfk<ArOLtS Ind. JuSe g.
President Mitchell teaay saYs he
dos rot ezre O. lizeuAs the probable
outcome q the anthracite difficulty
but Says that the mine workers vii
Insist that Sichoie. Fahay and Duff
FEY b. rssseknired a. their repre-
HemtafivNsz
1917 49, st.st,&...a.. ~
- sis-s 49, Sas.1 So $500 - : sss-ss-
fiict between Monteuesr0 ard Tur-
ksah froaua on the NontsneErta n
Frontier. A number we're killed and
Wounded
WINNIPEG. Manitoba. June a
Principal cavsn of Knox college. the
greatest leader IN religious theaFht
In Canada. - dying
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A Word From Josh Wise

IN hnsr IN
some men eonisN
cut eth slnest
tAhie but en- hax
In Wfy mat
com cut IN IA
street ear
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so WERE
DROWNED

LONDON. Fnshnd July a.
fIovda to-day received a aiapateh
ffon Valparaiso reIaFtinE tAe lnsa
81 the Pacific Steam NAVIGATION
Campany'a steamer AroQuiah With
81 pcoplg aboard, ineludlnE passsh
Erfs aud crew. The Dispatch edds
that several hrGe aud scofeH OF
small boats were wrecked pa The
harhor dutinN the SALE - the last
two DAYS and that the eity ~ Vat
paraiso suffered considerable dam
Hgc.
Captain Tod of Areaulra attempt
Ell 10 run the steamer out o. see o.
"A iun She Was struck ~ a heavy
blast hruaaatds and fnundsrea. 30
far as known none Wete saved.
Other ships were wfeekrd. Weiad
inE tho British ship fuydaie. the
German bark prrsimmen Bnd IRE
Chilean bark Esuuitu. The FuYtait
struck the brvakwRter Six ~ her
crew and the captains wife and son
were drowned The f'crsimmen. :
crew Were saved. The E-guite lest
two Of her crew.
VALPARAISO. June Seventeen
NNVNtswH# ~ fhg NNa#k ~ the AHuH
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MAY RENEW
COAL STRIKES

NEW YnnK. June 81 threat.
encd renewal Of the anthracite
strikes has caused reaction In the
stock market THE morning the
roads affected rhuwinH decline.
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A man ia wise who buys Z 90
Shirt with two pairs ~ Guns for 3 400
lac " u Hutchinson CO., cot end
and Union street 80
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You can save soc by buying a
ffB0 Shirt with two pairs OF cuffs
for t1.80. at w. y. Hutchinson Co,
cor. second and Union street.
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So on all down the line.

Money back II you find
you could have done better
elsewhere.
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For instance Suitsihat
formerly retailed at $500
and $500 are now s.. 50
and $1,000.
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Hpflae ehiekens. e. stat r1 PES a.
FsTs frgsh raneh tHtsr psf aassn i've
hsn9 fIsafac 80 H. i've dueka. ihe 80
M dHsssad Nrat tafNe rsr n afesRsi
r1uftHn HaeGNe see ~ dressed haas. =
W uhafas taaf aHWH IN fent HHH 80 NJ
stesHs - tafi sNHfAe rFr NJ caves, q
ft.Ht HHHHaT So IL h1ma "a hat "
raf it sheep. Hu fest 80 Fer ~ lAinha
o. feef aUahe rsf e. hides e. fsf 10
Nenstahis and Green Fruits
uafazHk patatnssl nauNes. y - W.
AN ~. anaa go a. HsI Inu faf1asEs ~ ~
~ aafk nafIta aHHafla atir. sFHHH ffult
b. aaaa - fsf 80 aaHie uausF. Il 80 "a
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More About Ma,fimony
faplcsa Harry says he kot married
because he met a fieh XII aud rs
was hart pressed ~ eFsdltefs.
California nan awarded enmtfust
faF erecting buildings At Furt Casey
Job worth tzo.aeo.
Gee. r Thompson u Cuispeyilie
wssh-. a star Dust reader ia after
the araip - fhe kinE fauaty Tau
-. -. IL. -. !. . :. ,J.ls
- s,esssA - 10y
Ike the following urutaetinn riEht
aianE. hs'u b EsitinE iata tho lac.
rsats business. GenaHa heionEs e.
the serious sehoai,
Who Help Themselves
when ysr coat IL worn ard thrvat
bare snd 1er pants haE az the
kases
when things that seem tas come
yer way the other fsiiefa Hriss
when yer fa~i uks latfins g. Yef
grip and gesisng doNn ter
prayer.
Ressssaisf them that hustle havs ths
AHNS
tie aIn't got time ter liaixa ter mere
prayers and tears and suias
Hsss FAR too busy nndiuK wpfk fgf
them wha.rs hunting iuisa
He's aieaYa scattering cfufntss
around fer them that scratch
alone.
Hut mighty few crumbs fall ts4
them that loaf around the thrun~
80 get a lively hnafis GA yer. work
with all ger might
TIE Lord u aH The side y thprt thai
make the ssnu,~st hNht.
He'll always treat yer Kind y " yer i
only treat Him square
f4gt yer must never anHf fsfst
work f. the Hufeat praFrr.
Geo. r. Thompson.
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rssisfn Washington Timothy 80 90
~ ~ rsf Zen alfalfa. tiH 80 rsf Ten eats,
So 81 res lan hafieF - 90 poe tea wheat,
80 80 HaH trHI 80 tsuun Irr taH HiiHrta.
~ ~ ref tuh. mtfaHHas. 90 e0a - ~ pef
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-03
BANK CLEARlNGS

Rank oieat today 1910 ass
Thia date year 80 81. itahti
fnerease ....... tia2 "a
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Homes at
Riverside

At Riverside a city man can own
his own acre grow anything aud
everything. lleing outside the city
limits. taxes are light and the ex.
pence OF living can be reduced 20 the
minimum, for one acre viii support
a family
a vast natural park on the banks
Of the puwnmish. rs minutes ride
from the city.
postofiice and store going up right
away.
Get on at Riverside station and see
Mr. Lincoln. or call at the Office OF
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-03

VALPARAISO June Seventeen
survivors Of the wreck % the Ate=
auipa have bsrn rescued.
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Every dollars worth Of
merchandise inthe store Tex
oept oyerallsl Is marked
down
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You can buy brand new
spring goods at less than
most dealers pay for EN-.
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Madison Thesfer

Entirely new management. FHE
rHEATER COMPANY, Frolf ..,e,.
Continuous vaudeville. strictly netA.. .s.ek
,.,,,,,-r..tss N.naav Jane itl
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Such prices as We arc
making on Hats. Shoes, Fur.
nishings and Clothing call
for an explanation.
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California man awarded cnmtfust
faf eFrctius buildings st Eurt Casey
Job worth tzo.aao.
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Haplcat Harry says he kot married
because he met a fieh XII aud rs
Nas hani pressed ~ creditors.
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- EssS -
Ike the following urui1etinn riEht
along hs'1 b getting ia'a thr lac.
rsAts business. GenaKa belongs e.
-. .-.--.-.- = III
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The headline supplies
the entire Why and where
fore I'M nutshell,
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SIS Buys a $3.50 Etamine Suit

rhese specially vel made. with s-cape eoiiaresi
hlsus. tfluia lap stole front peaum point hsnd and
hishup sleeves. all trimmed with haif.iuef tsffetu
- ri.'Ae1
tgtn L. .4.5f 1rhtt~sAsy a sfhOf
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Gee. r Thompson u cuspeyiiie
Nash. star Dust reader. ia after
the sraip ~ fhe kinE County fau.
.s.7l.s.. rex, -. -. {, ~ ,ga 4
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We're going out Of the
clothing business going cut
TO stay out.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1903-06-26
Enrninp 4nu- Republican, 9arsatulu anlno Friday r % 1903
which she used, and this was pre-
scented as evidence.
IuGpa MIAiillnn nynla med the cir

which she used, and this was pre-
sented as evidence.
Judge Mcmillan explained the cir
cumstance of her accompanying him
cn the trip by saying that she was the
widow of an old friend IN Buffalo and
that he had acted as administrator OF
her husbands estate. Sac was notified
Ihat her children must be brought to
this country, as they ha3 symptoms of
consumption, and she come to him to
secure passes or reduced rates for them
to come out. This necessitated a delay
and therefore she Went with him to
these different towns to await word re-
garding railroad passes for the chill
dren.
When she found that he could not
secure the passes the Judge said he
gave her the draft in question as a loan
for the purpose of payirg the fare of
the children to New Mexico.
Another charge preferred was that
the judge did not reside IN his judicial
district, but lived in Santa l'e. This
charge was later met by Judge McMii-
Ian moving his family from this city
10 Socorro. which has since been the
famly's home The removal was based
on the charges of misconduct with Mrs
Parks
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1903-06-26
Misrepresented Attitude To
ward President Corrected
by Authoritive Article
WORKING FOR SAME OBJECT
There Has Been No Friction or Differ
ence of Opinion Between the Two
Regarding the Conduct of the Post
office investigation = No Roosevelt
Apprentices Accused So Far.

Washington. June 26-Much miSrep-
resentation has been INDUCED in re-
garding the postmaster general ana
his attitude towards the president on
the question of the pcstotfice depart
ment investigation. The president and
Mr.. Payne are working together earn
estly and aggressively to get at the bot
tom OF the postoffice frauds and to
bring all of the guilty officials to JUS
tice, whether they are Roosevelt APP
pointees or whether they came over
postmaster general has Inc entire con-
tidence of the president in this matter,
and there never has ben any friction
or difference of opinion regarding the
conduct of the investigation.
In the early stages of the inquiry 1t
was the opinion of Mr.. Payne. and this
opinion was shared by he civil serN-
Ice commissioners, that he charges OF
crookedness, which had then been made
vaguely. were not Well founded, but as
soon as the investigation began to show
rascaity, he took hold Of it with de-
termined purpose TO bring about a full
exposure. The president has been adj
vised fully regarding even the small de-
tails of the inquiry. and in fact has
himself suggested many of the steps
which have been taken. He endorses
ali that the postmaster general has
done and is doing. and II Is very evil
dent that he is highly incensed over
the apparent purpose of certain per-
sons to make the country believe other
wise.
Some of the officials already arrested
or under suspicion, were appointed IN
the last Cleveland administration. 9th
ers came into office under President
Mckinley Thus far none of the
Roosevelt appointees has been con-
nected with the scandal. even remote
": but the entire ground is being gone
over and all guilty persons will share
alike without favor. 1t is the intention
of the president to restore the post
office department to the full respect
ard confidence OF the country, and Mr..
Payne Is cooperating with him Loyalty
TO that end.
The people OF Minnesota and Wis
ccnsin, to whom Mr. Payne is so we'll
known. will be glad to have this au-
thortatve statement Of the case. IT
may be depended upon as truthfully
expressing the facts.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1903-06-26
pRUGLEss HEALING.
Hyome Cures Catarrh by Natures
Own Method-No Stomach Dosing.


In treating catarrh, why not use the
same common sense as in caring for a
burn? No one would take pill or a
tablet to heal a burn or sprain, and no
one ought to think of curing catarrh
Of the head, but swallowing pills. tab
lets or other stomach drugs. Medlcate
the air you breathe with Hyomei. Ihis
treatment goes to the most remote air
rells in the head, throat and lungs,
Vearches out and destroys every ca
tarrhal germ. and makes a complete
and permanent cure of this disagreeable
disease
The complete Hyomei outfit consists
Of neat inhaler that is SO small and
convenient that it can be carried in tbs
vest pocket or purse, medicine drop
per and bottle of Hyomei This costs
only ST. and Will effect a cure in any
ordinary case In chronic and deep
seated conditions, longer use is nee
essary. and then extra bottles of lily
Omei can be obtained for so cents.
Hyomei is natures true method OF
curing catarrh and the most econom-
ical of all treatments for this disease.
Mcbride q viii have so much conf
dence in the powers of Hyomei to cure
catarrh, that they sell it under their
personal guarantee to refund the money
to any purchaser who can say that it
did not give satisfaction. You run no
risk whatever when YOU buy Hy-
omei. If it cures, the treatment is in
expensive: If it does not cure Mcbride
4 Will will refund your money, and it
POSTS you absolutely nothing.