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I'm NOT TO BLAME"
IT'S THE OTHER FELLOW

Electric company ncst year lf neees.
gary " r. matter uf fact / aupnaan
that We unuit It We wanted g. bat
the Seattle Electric company 10 SUP
pessd a. pave between and alongside
af lia tracks Whtn thH faat uf the
street ID. paved and lf W. were % he
forced t. pave alouE ahoRa is wauit
mHan "a gfahtef espyilaH. AHa thu raas
tract was Aot tHhgn with that under
standing
.arhesa bricks alongside the rails
muat be daNeiailrd into the trmant
and IL la apparent the sxtra work
that would be- sHtaiiea % We uefe q
pave erst
srhu Seattle Electric company has
hlndurod us aud W. are being hinder
"a to-day hy the fact that Che brick
wark b. not completed lB places Whsfe
We wish ta work. 4 think the officers
&c che Seattle Electric company vli
adndt that thelr wdfh ~ misafahiY
tied up hy their own contractors
Hfra easy zoe people e. nik. but Ne
thiub that gu dafa overtime q nut bad
At all after heinE tied w the way
We were hY street car companies aHd
cifs officials wha proposed tn lay water
mains and thHh sIAdenlY ehanHea
their mmda after W. had eaitri aes-
efai weeks 90 accommodate thgui.
Franchise inspector Wheeler lnahs
80 enc paving proposition in siishtif
stnerunt HEht however lie declares
positively that tho Seattle Electric
company e not hiudrrinE and he's net
hiusiered the peaple wha have the paw
lns contract ou FIRST avenue
= haNa never knnsH an Instance.
daf. where the contractors Ur TIE
engineers anica did nat attempt -
las tho blame an the seattle Electric
easaaaa4. Il che week vas hehtaA
hand
Il dant PROPOSE % discuss this mat
tat hut Il theY can aheN me viii
hfins tbs Electric company e. tiitsH
fieat however thry mast prove CD mr
that the Electric company Is hrhtad
Wlth its w0rk its AZ 90 Same 81
contractors 10 Try - tri What the
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AT 7 Err
BLOOD
VICTORIA CHALLENGES
THE LOCAL LACROSSE
TEAM TO ANOTHER
GAME, SUNDAY

The Victoria lacrosse team. sinoe
their defeat last Hunday. ia anxious
90 regain a. Jest lsurets. and has
i-aue3 challenge fof another Same
with seattle Sunday. and tbs iuvefH
~ iaefusHe viii asr a faat aua furt=
otis game fuf supremacy. al thH ips
Gals have Hrrn uat rFefF niEul pfaez
fteiHk team work under the difres
ton 81 captain Gov. and are fast
developing into Hpid passing. ara
thnY ato determined. II possible. "a
loser the aflpfH 20 the british fas
iumhiA team. II hard eerk sill ae-
uumuiish IL =.
Manager Kennedy has secured
TIRES news players and viii to them
cue and II thaf prove Hatlafaetpfs
viii strengthen up the weak ppsl
TONS that acre noticeable II igsH
kuH1Ay'a lineup
re game Will he called n ? Z
o'elaek shan and e Hafrtspsl
Green viii offisiafr a. referee -
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CONTRACTORS. BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS. AND
EVERYBODY ELSE DoDoEs RESPONSIBILITY
FOR TERRIBLE CONDITION OF FIRST AVE.

A. a reann ~ the petition elrenlat.
81 amana The business men az unner
First avenue. nrotestlng against the
allatefy meuuer in which thc paving
- thai street - vresros.iux. and the
publicity given she matter hy The
star sssstrasssaFs anal =,lis officials aFe
falling sti over themselves tasiaNs and
tFuuticAiiy endraNnfins q eNada the
responsibility Scr the conditions eeua.
planned az Zach hlames the other
Tho tfAdesuen ~ First avenue are
compelled. in the meantime. q sit
b. i1tY and watch the siliY same II
shuttieeack Tho highway remains
tiockrd and their business ls a. a
sfandstiu
The narbsf Asphalt company, che
eontf acting eerpora tian. d Inclined a
make ttght # the thrvat % ceFtsin
business men On First svcoue a. hrink
eamase suits against ths city Il the
psvins i aot completed on time Al
efficiaf - She companF remarked ssr.
essucalls that The stars 'littir sterY
Had caused aagne af the eitY oelelalr
q tura hsasisprinks ~ akaay II u
uaticrthis, heWavnr. that the little
STORY Was read Nv the asphalt een.
ptny people and that theA kavs has
trust Ia explain their aide u the con-
tFossraE
In thr FIRST place. the paving eam,
reny ASSERTS that the psNfug viii be
canplsta.h ~ all probability. by oeto.
bar ~ IL unfaHraaan obstacles a. nnt
Intervene whieh nlganA ~ course.
that such obstacles ALL Intervene
II ths ascun1 place q l. aFrrted that
the p~anie - First avenue Will have
no sfek coming " tbs Nork Is eara-
riefed ~ November but the peanle
know that such viz rot - the case.
ThirsiY the company asserts that
TIE wesk l. ever hair dnns. and that
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the people on First avenue who say
che PAVING Il uRiy hall donr 40 aol
knaw what shes are talking about
Fully tea.t hieaa of the work b. eem.
piegrd they sAv Nevertheless. thc
seed psanle ~ Hirat avenue who have
hasn. aut ~ aiHs Necessity. Idle sisaf.
tsfaFs. dvviafa that the work ~ not
half dans and that &c cannot be- eam,
plntrd before midWiutur unless the
company should ahaw an unusual
burst 81 Industry
fourthll. the company claims that
Is has been Handicapped. sn1 m that
contention q may be riHht uut II
such we're the ease it docs nal Improve
the condition % the people on Flrsl
avenue Nha ,afu pas ma fHr the TINS
proV eWtent. taA who have a Hsht "a
demand that the wofA b. completed au
contract time.
"itH all risht enough Tor those fei.
lows daNn At the city hall g. talk
said tbs asphalt company aFfcisi 81
the star man this maruinH hRt !
suppose they tfd not tell Ynu the Whhis
siery In ths first place. ~ have hasn
tied un. and tlea up misrrahiy. F1r
slx whole weeks our WeFk saa At a
stauastiii Simply hrcauas the city was
uat reaaY g. establish a water matn
ffum PIKE street o. Harrison
ffhen. after Ne had waited an 40.
afaestiusiy ians time. they suddenly
discovered that thc Hssin weuid not -
laid
yet q y at th- faal, - shs nar-
hef Asphalt company / suppose they
tid nat sell you about tho water main.
SD they
sscsrtain citY efietais tel SOS that
e dees noe matter Nsst she Seattle
Electric company daas. that We are
mes hlnarFfa hF isa actions that -
eHuid paw this Fear and the Seat 70
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TWO MORE SUSPECTS
Suspicion Against Fred Becker in Sehanean Case
He Was Halfway Identified OF the Willard
Saloon Robbers. This Nor ming

IN the course of the police investi-
cation u the Ehaneruau murder csss
last night Vincent - Ssiil and Fred
Becker Nefa arrested ~ Nsiii viii
pruha bly, b. released a. he " not
really thought To have been IN any
way Implicated Iiut Becker waa
.thls morning half way Identified By
JOHN Cotfan 8s one Of the Willard
saloon robbers.
uaeksr saa arrested BY Patrnlman
HHhbarH and Era uaafi 90 the ArcAde
caneert hall ln the restricted district
HIS description rarreafnuiad 60 that
Rlsen ~ enc 81 the men who held up
the Willard saloon last Saturday
night
AFTER ha was brought 70 the police
station. Cotton, the bartender az the
Willard. was sent for. AZ the jail
this morning he told Captain Ward
that he believed Becker was one Of
the three meu who held up the
saloon lie could not swear "a e.
hut in his Judgment one 81 the right
meu was IN custody IN Becker.
william q Thomas. who was
s=ssfsss..s4s5 sssstss arrested after fffa
achanaman murder. has been posi-
lively Identified ar one Of the Nff-
lard saloon hoid-upa by Bartender
Gotten. n Becker can be positively
identified ~ one n the Willard BAN
dts his connection with schane-
mans murder can be established.
Thomas condition j. much iu-
proved. A. Providence hospital thla
morning bis wound was dressed hT
Or Buckley and Dr HoyH. ffia
temperature was found 20 be normal
Tffa nhvaleiHua say that he 4 unw
almost out Of danger.
= don't see what they are going
20 trv me fqr. " no remarked 70 Dr
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PLENTY WORK
No Excuse for Anyone IN Seattle
Remaining Idle

The bulletins At Crahu's Employ
nl~ut Agency. NJ West Main atHrat.
present today a long list Of positions
awaiting applicants. which proves
beyond doubt that there - no eK-
eflss Tot idlsness iu Seattle. This old
rella biz agency has farniahod em-
pioYment % tons az thousands Of
men during the past twenty years.
and II considered an authority on
mhttera pertaining e. the labor mar
ket The following list taken from
their register IL = fair indication %
what they have q offer every day;
busEt washer in city, g. uRenin-
let on railroad. 6 30 Day yAfdtuE
engineer. e. -. camp blacksmith. s.
day. hucAef. aI.9a per DAY man and
sife aa faffa. - ana Board. near
city farm hand aud mixer. So. fare
pHias dish y aahera. "a par month.
rapfu and board iahofssn around
planning miii. fLfs per day. good In
side winters Dob. bsHrd and room
- week nlsht oaak. sc Dor week
fnon and board
->~ .~-e--~.e~ >'
Is aaaffgmsu. EaEEI drillaIa. 40. 3
painters Nn Ter hour thinner ard
rnnffF Giite per hour. fer II Ct
hook tender. f1FH 90 taharrfa Tor
bridge Nofk. fasa per day. fhHe ad-
Yhured men e. cut hraah on right
- say. 9, g a daY men - Nafh iu
mill 81 pr daY. : house esfHrn-
trfr SOC per hour. = huurs man 20
contract 20 plaster house night cook
IN country restaurant. SO week and
room 2 men - work On county road
weFk. sags usliknfH. IS per month
and beard and room fnmH hers g. 90
davs bolt cutters 8 IS day. : wood
cutters. 81 ftmo timber. man % Nli
siip nerapsF t9tn on county road
work akidHaad men. 40 day
searuA 70 haul hfiek BY thu thou
sand s mixers. SIS rsr month hnd
board men % work ~ mili. g. 81
eav ard board busheiman in tailor
Hhnn. aisn man o. Press clothes ranf
wa Kas 20 wnrhuau { carpenters. $50
ard lsaa ~ steady time
graders t1ff and M. ? mill
hands. nnar city. gafs rsr day
young rnan - tcaFn bakers trade
~ shnvsierH N city. az ers per
davs iaharer On county raah warg.
g % aay rhidroaH men. g. ~ day.
wood cutters. short wood gsc per
rick. bell hoy IN country hotel 80
room ard board 70 iah0rara I'm plan
ing miii nfs per day. board and
room. 81 week. iaiorera. - Is dav
hours. IN city. ? wood cutters 81 g
per card. near city
wen ana boys fns Mig mil cow
uanv wages from so - f2s per
month and board viii advance fares
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thc hsys from both teams we're loud
ip thsir praise far she ahio manner
iu Which ha handled tha game last
SUNDAY.
Fhs haye aefe Frratif encouraged
hv the enthuHiaaiie crowd which
turned nut last sunday and ehnnfea
them on t. victory. and theY are
anxious that al lovers II the game
turn uut next Sunday a. y is I'm
degsfnnd the Victoria boys have
sfffns hnned up theif aaak points
ana i viii 10 n fast game,
Caller. Halt tauN iea. churchill
pahsan aua fanarl sFfu represent
the haue nald, slime Cow spain.
xxeisar. Mainmn. aHi Gaadmufphs
,aiii BE- the defence while Miller or
nufna viii book after the esnief=
field
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buckley. Il didn't do anything to
anybody think they had better ar
rest that policeman Who shot me IN
the back ! cunifh't have hurt him
when my back aAs turned"
Frank Moore. the man arrested iH
Everett in coau0ctian with the
schanHmaa case. IL net thought BY
Chief sullivan - have been imuii
Gated tfHiesa she Everett sashers
Ties eanf hifu for spfHe other efima
he VIII probably be released today.
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lElRzARY MjW
ILLS De GOVERNMENT
RRHAW WORK

OGDEN. Utah. Sept 1.-THE first
auus ser af snanYs srseluu ~ the Ma
tsuHai Irrigation Congress WAa sou
aLaa Francis o. Ncaisnds - NrtAs
IA. wha delivered an ainauesst aa
dress On state Easn operation "a Ma
ttuaaf Irrigation N1fks
Secretary ~ Agriculture James
Wilson spoke on The work ~ the
Department - Agriculture Regard
nag Irrigation" lie Waz received
wtfh fuWn5fa 81 applause. IL en-
pfaIu~d af iengfh ARE vast amount
~ experimental aurh fhe E9errn=
ment L. making IN al parta q The
United States aHA especially In the
west. fuf TIE purpose II discovering
The best fruits afalus. etc. aiHriei
to the various climates. 80 thAi the
best results car - accomplished
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10 said the government Il alsn ready
- au mseN faT Irrigation. AND 4 cH=
raefa abe iffiEataFs e. take sdYau-
faHe ~ thnan experiments ard irfis
gate lu q selra5fs4e manner Ee
urrsa the tniidina ~ canals that
aNI HIIl net lose 20 mach water -
aNgpAkcs
This water." said Re. ~can be
nsvea bv lining and fiuminE The
eannss. ~ua " auns. at irsst one
trifss H3nfs land can b. eaeisimasi ~
Irrigation with water that othHf y lac
would 81 lat The department ia
aaiieefing All the available data poa-
aibie OF this auhtHai aua IL rssay 90
Itlrirz butte Nnule q the ifriR tHfa Tor
their education. II VIII 30 helie-l
down and sent out iu lffaHn ton ana
agricultural huilstina"
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THE MARKETS
WHOLESALE PRICES

WNoLEsstE PRICES
Ttsss sstsss -. - say ssYsr n ssss.
o. pss esuS hixe.s.i
PreVision.
Treah Neet-C0w hsaf fisr ihs steer
bet, sSi.e 10 veal t0ie u. PORK.
ftsssaians- uans. ies ". bsuakfast -.
eoa Tvs .. bellies. frssa. ts@s y.
vsestsbis,
nartanss' q 10 psf sass s@sss s.sss.
toes. rs Per n. native eaFlf rosa.
so DO gNi eaFruis. Nc sars
s ssssis 5ss aos as Z iat NJ ~
&c h1s. War beans- .. cuesmie ~
ifffsae dos. crlstf. - dor. rsdishsa
s o. ss.,s es'' IN b. e.s'''s ~, IN
: oVi = per dgs, sgs plaHt. y per 10.
iuhhard aqassh iisc per ID. puuipkiua
Green Fruit. Eia.
Appiss ua.iys. Egiti % per sor
elf = ser boz nutmrEe saHa = ne
tis nrnura. fHAsss Yakima ffa ssfufd.
WHfHr NAkiulH FeNEs q lstli - pef
Esf,sns f,aeorts =, p.s t.sshst ~.
kaf. 81 Z per crate ltHsa Peru Isr.
white. 81 ss black hHfriFa fas Na-
ienglA oranges, Aeqai w. bananas ia
41aa
Hay. Grain and Feed
Oats. ga ton. barley. 81 toni WhpaL
- ton. rhpp. - tom shorts. a.
i1n. traa. - - taas al meat ~ = 90.
r. ~ umufnF. new, IS tom =. W
soufNfNasFd tirnuihfs mes ffi % tlal
naN uhsai hay. $500 tans new Alfalfa
ftm ton nsu pnsei sound haf. iiae
ton middiiaEs. teoo
Butter, Cheese, EGGS. Poultry
Outer Washington efesmorios, gsc.
eastern. ga p. daily. NH1o.
EgEsf Fresh ranch. zslsqc dot' East.
ei.ssss Native washtnrtaa. fnl cream.
tie. nfaturssr. iee Huiss. bros. isafEd
Fuuiirf Dressed fafkaFt zlG2les i've
hens. iiai5ci I've ducka itc dressed
Use. HrFinf chickens. tu8 daz live
goess. fo0ifn.
PRICES TO PRoDuCEhs
crhasa prices are Tor nooda delivered at
faiir6ad freight depot % On ne dech Ii
THIS tityl
Hay and Grain
Eastern Washington timothy. Eig0
Der ton alfalfa, ti5 % ton uHta. ~ %
ton barley. 81 70 toni wheat - "
ton. bran 81 % tom shorts. fiiHa ton
midaHnaa Sc 90 ton. Puget Sound hay.
sil0ait50
EGGS. Poultry snd Livestock
aprIuH chickens ftio0A 8 dos
ERRs fresh ranch, nc. live hons.
i3hC IL. live ducks iac ~ dressed veal
gAlc. dressed mutton, fffgt5n ID dress
Al hass lttasa 10. rudfee beef COWS % fnst
- III steers or foot q ~. calves on foot
Eu0o 10. hoaa On foot ~ ID hldss da9fe.
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lanselnI % The starl

BALLARD. sept ~ ponndmaa.
ter Joe Watson got one dollars
worth NJ balm for black eye IN
police court thls morning. that being
the Judgment imposed by the court
iu hIa favor against Mrs. MHfsluff
"a slender little woman who was
hauled into court rharaes with hay
Ing Wirrfefrrd .gith au officer la
the discharge Of his duties
ID il claimed that fuuudmBsicr
Watson has been having lots IT
trouble keeping Ballard cowH at
hume nights. and days. too. Tor that
matter some ~ them even auuylne
beyond the city limits.
Some Of tho CounrtiiHh cows we're.
therefore. maie an example of aud
given free hay ana lodging IN the
local hoviua limbo
Mrs Metsdorf objected 90 having
her sihosHiea" detained involuutarif
ana smhelliahed Wstnan'a eauntss
Nance with visuaiirtio crepe In The
first round of their argument. The
spectators enjoyed the hearing Of
The case immensely aud H0fna Of
fsfed Ga pay the W0waHH flna. She
ala not deny having given Wattun
the black eye. and he couldn't
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Christian ana tha Mnaiasn ana that .
al thrfs IL a. tha tresbis In ~ Hal
kana.
Look at tbs map aFasn and Ypu wili
see the Greek ehurgh eaaufffsa and
provinces piled tier upon tier above
Nehs runiasisn Turkey Even Turkey a.
self has ia urthasi1N Greeks. and Al
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.Z@ % GIVE
NDNNMAJ2ER MZ5M
4 ZMHY MMX M
MRS MFTzDoRF WAS FINED ONE DoLLAR-REv
KING TO BE RETAINED BY BAPTIST CHURCH

beer Unless curtis pays the fine he
viii ornament the local chain gang
tiii the fine has been worked out
Tho evidence iu tine case also din
closed The fagt that little boys had
Frequently been sent from the city
pound to SALOONS a. rush The can
Az the conclusion Of the trial jus
uro GnaHler ordered Fuundmantut
Watson placed under arrest for
ieopafdiE.uE the m0raiH Of the
young tits bond vac uKea At 500
ana his hearing set FOR Thursday
morning.
The police committee 81 the city
council haH been asked a. remove
Watson aH poundnaster and it IN
said. that such action viii probably
boz taken. Hainoukrnpeg rhylea Who
j. charged Hith having cold liquor
30 minors. ~ under the ban Of the
license committee. which o. iuFnati-
eating the charges and threatens 10
revoke HE iireuse.
The meeting of the trustees o. the
ballard baptist church held last
night % consider the petition flied
aasfuEt their pastor Rev. q g.
King was well attended. ahd u
brought out thr faut that thuaa who
bad said 70 much against their pas
tor before the meeting. we're very
quiet last night atd % vas dee ii8f
b. vote Of " % , 90 retain Rev.
King.
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CT Victoria and return, Saturday
and SUNDAY. 80
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banla aieas. IN Europe 1. tss eaiy de-
l,eHdencY that IL exclusively q follower
q ths koran II there g. q ~ =
struggle ~ arms "a the tiataHna. q
vii - primarily = religious aaf. with
the political status u the vieiars ard
rauaMishad su aftsr consideration foe
the powers TO straightnn out
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W Cutis was given severe
roasting aua a fine of sas sus costs
hy Justice Casaisr. this morning. for
senalnr vaunn boys "a saloons TOT
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Drummer 6 Co.
One Price Liquor Store.
FREE DELIVERY
to7 PIKE ST. TEL. MAIN 1900

roo LArE 10 CLASSIFY
DON'T SUFFER- WITH CoRNs
Go 20 the reliable chirupodiat rafiurs
Nelson 4 Mrs. Iiyman. ta5-ll1 Arcade
Building.
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aprluH chickens alo0f 8 dos
EERH fresh ranch, DC. live hons.
i1Ic IT., live ducks fac lh dressed veal
FANc. dressed mutton, Glfetdc ID dress
~ haas IttHsa 10. rnnfoe teef euus On fnst
- III steers or foot q ~. calves on foot
toe 10 hogs On foot. " ID hidns da1fe
The Iuka vidette. (Iuka, Miss.) 1894-1912, 1903-01-29

1t is very hard to convince the
American public that Germany has
NO sinister designs against this
country. Everything she does
points in a direction of premedi-
tated effort to disrupt the Monroe
doctrine in order that she may
have better chance at South
American commerce. 1t would be
very unfortunate for civilization if
this attitude should eventuate in
war, but such a result would not
be surprising, for the United States
has no thought of surrendering
the principles involved in the Mon
roe doctrine.
The Iuka vidette. (Iuka, Miss.) 1894-1912, 1903-01-29
urei OF kheum atism After
Spending $4,000 in Vain.

Mrs. G l. Thaxter, of Ashland,
Cal. writes: 81 had been long af-
ficted with inflammatory rheuma-
tism and was confined to my bed
six months. had tried every
known remedy, spending So, 900 to
no effect. | used three bottles of
URlCSOL, and found permanent
relief" URICSOL never fails to
cure diseases incident to disorders
of the kidney and bladder when
cansed by uric acid. Druggists sell
it at 81 90 per bottle or six bottles
for $500. For sale at Barnett's
drug store.
The Iuka vidette. (Iuka, Miss.) 1894-1912, 1903-01-29
A Second Primary.

AS the state law governing pri-
maries is generally understood, the
holding of u second primary for all
Offices where there are three or
more competitors is compulsory.
There are some, however, who con-
tend that the second primary can
only be held where majority of
candidates for any Office favor it.
But taking either view of the law,
there is likely to be q second pri
mary for all the offices in Tisho-
mingo county where there are
three or more candidates. This
opinion is based upon interviews
with most of the candidates now In
the field as well as leading citizens
of the county who are not candi-
dates. So far as we have been
able to ascertain there is practical
ly unanimous demand for Sec
ond primary in such cases.
The Iuka vidette. (Iuka, Miss.) 1894-1912, 1903-01-29

A system regulator is a medicin +
that strengthens and stimulates the
liver, kidneys stomach and bowels.
PRICKLY ASH BlTTERs is superior
system regulator. 1t -,rives out all
unhealthy conditions, promotes ac-
tlvity of body and brain, restores
good a )petite, sound sleep and
cheerful spirits. Special agents, j
CJourdan and S J Barnett.
The Iuka vidette. (Iuka, Miss.) 1894-1912, 1903-01-29

The Tennessee legislature has de-
cided upon some very important
anti saloon laws. Under the bill
now in consideration and almost
certain to become a law, whisky
can only be sold in Memphis, Chat
tanooga, Jackson, Nashville and
Clarksville and perhaps one or two
other places. This law is the ont
come of the work of the anti-sa-
loon league in Tennessee and will
work a great revolution in the NOR
ais of the "Voluntcer State"
The Iuka vidette. (Iuka, Miss.) 1894-1912, 1903-01-29
Short Notes.
Short, Miss, Jan. 90, '02.


ED. VIDETrE:
The healths of this. vicinity is
very'good at present.
There are but few people in this
country that will not have hog and
homlny another year.
This is the.year several of the
boys will fail to get the Office they
run for in Mississippi.
Rev G r Pollard and wife preach
ed at Old Salem last Sunday.
Mr. Finch Grisham and wife, of
Eaves, spent last Sunday with I H
Grisham.
Rube Province and family will
leave this week for Sheffield, Ala.
where they expect to reside IN the
future.
c c johnson is postmaster at
Short now.
Married, Jan 18th. 1908, at the
residence of the brides father j B
Whitehurst Mr. Will Billiard to
Miss Annie Whitehurst May
Heayen's most happy blessings rest
upon this couple through life and
may their troubles be bat few.
q w Billiard made trip to Iuka
Monday to receive his cross of hon
or as a Confed, rate veteran pre-
scnted by the } NJ Stone chapter
UDC.
Rev John Joutdan will fill his
appointment ut Old Salem next
Sabbath.
Geo Glover, of Walkers Switch,
visited his brother, Dorman, and
other relatives il this comm unity
last week.
John W Bonds and wife are Wis
iting Mrs BIS parents, Mr. and Mr..
John Holder, this week, s miles
southwest Of Iuka.
We are in receipt OF letter
from Hon f ) Gambler, Jr. NJ G..
acknowledging receipt Of a l-tte'
which we sent him FOR rural fft
delivery north AID northwest froa
luka. Our congressman anXlou-
for the people of his old home coun
ty to have and enjoy this spien las
servl,e and he will leave nethin2
undone in his efforts tu secare il
for us. Mail boxes which have
been approved by the Postmaster
General can he purchased at cost
of 75c and the freight additionai
will be something like 81 80, which
when bought and erected is all yOu
will ever b, required to pay, and
The Iuka vidette. (Iuka, Miss.) 1894-1912, 1903-01-29

The conduct of Ward, who had
charge of the Odd Fellows Orphan
age in Tennessee, in seducing two
of the girl inmates, is one of the
gravest crimes that has come to
the surface recently. Itseems that
this man had heretofore borne u
spotless reputation and came to
the trustees with a fine showing of
credentials, but the devil led him
into crime at which humanity suf-
fers.