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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-07-02
The MARKETS
WHOLESALE PRICES

WHoLEsALE PRICES
crhsas prices are TO any buyer a
euauuuea Prices on small purchases
sVeraEe y Der cent hiGher3
Previslens
Fresh Msat-Cow beef 7c per ID
steer bHNi. t'18t.c 10 veal N4aS ID
pgfh .c ,. mutton e - -
taeeu. lsc %. bcilica. fFesn- LIS IA
Vegetables
white River Burbanks. ukas9
Ter ton. cam grnia potatoss. i*S1e
per o.. 1rkima potatoes 8 %
% ton. carrots. 8 y per saek. fata-
lsf.shss i5c "a baaehsa ksssrsIIaa
onions g p per cwt. green autena.
~ per dozen uunchess Habhard
5s4 ss,5sr.. ~ hI ~ - p ~ 80. =.
aIppl tdmatoeF 81 .aQzn per box Gu
tambera. i1cuN.pe per doen.
Green Fruit. Etc.
Apples g. per box. Plneaupiss O. q
daz Efdiurda oranges. e. lsHa q haN.
I.fmuua ST. oa Don Black harrIna.
40 crate Persian dates 80 ~
zs hanrh. Native afraWlarfiaa. 8 :
ID - crate. Chrrriea teeHi b per bar.
Eaffte peas. fllc lu. Gaaaahsrriea,
9 aaEH =. UHf crate taEHEHHEEH ! >
EIfs5 urr crate. uewherrIea s. n ner
Han California peaches. IL Per
box.
Hay. Grain ard Feed
oats. fsfu Per ton barley So ten:
wheat So ton. chop tex ton shorts,
= ton. bran. 81 ton. OF meal s ton.
= " timothy. new g. ten. q ~
ramureHHed timothy. ueW. 8 ten.
rev wheat hay. fisG1F ton. ueNaffalfa.
So rfr ton Puget sound haN. to
IL ton. middlinEs. &c ten. Peanuts.
1umbo. g. Al -
Butter, legs, Cheese
Native creamery, 20c per H. Eastern
sfsamef3. freah. &c 10 stofaae. aaas
Ter ih
EEra- Native ranch. .0a1ic de-. ORE
gnn ranch &c don Eastern. &c dnx
Chs.ae-N ave. itdlsc per 10. EST
Poultry
Chickens. hens and spring.. fs4fstzz
Ducks I've. lar. dressed flaI1e per Is
/ Geese. iec Der NJ. Sauabs. aeafre-
Fish, Etc.
Haiihut 7qso per 70; salmon trout.
- De- %. founders. &c Per H. a1aeA
/ sase Per 10. Hhrimps. lie per h sfssstZ
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TILE BcARDIHAvIAN AMERICAN
igsiaess IsssS,sd aseosig Z. a
silfssssfpsl 'a bee sna ~ 'sosibsrg' vlss
pre- j y Ihne, cashier Geo. n
fishsr. asst cashier.
PEOPLES SAYINGS nAHK
sseent syenus sud Pne eFiTtsit 90,
IT,. pal9 ~ , %qyi 9askissst s aan.
msfulat savings ard trust business.
PUGET SOUND NATIONAL HANK
csplial stock paId IN reogo surplus
ssli,s ,iess nT 80. pre- \ Ansasaals5.
cashier. correspondents ~ ufiuelpal
sitisa u the United States aud Eus
FoDs
curios ..=z.
VfAfr I've Dfdr Curiosity Shop col
man Dock Indian relics. sea Hhslla.
etc.
Dancing Academy -.-z-
nI#IUIAG fatsn In daurIHH tlasHsH f4r
UsHlHHsfH thin month ,tsfF - HHaHF
aHd Friday .t.,nlufs ffitHig l5
rim and Pike rtreets
Dranatio school .-z--.
loan Dramatic Esno1l announces
Hummtf season ~ GLASS work com
msHsiHg Juno ehsAs.p..atg 81
Iuau and 81 Irving COOLIDGE Terms
e. U.s. pFf month fIarH limited EH=
ruil today 3D. ilu'yoko block Phone
nus sf
nsshariosi Unglnsses
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TED MAHTfSRON. House Mower and
Raiser Foundation work Estimates
HHHsffHIl# fufriHhsd Phones. Front
Ell. d ~ ul seventh ~ saufh=
junk
II You uaht correct usiHHts I'D
prompt fsturns deal ~lth lhe chicago
Junk Co. ios Western. hain eu
Millinery
lHFAIIHlI MIlLlh ht low pflesa
~ 4 n Iiahson. 100. cor IN ana
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phone James CAL both ufH aHd tstH
estsapa the. sHaminatlan Tee.
Il Il aIEruERn oatsopathiat. mas.
ter science. ~ me treatment e.
Waihfr building Phone White 81
wAslIiaarOS INSTITUTE or %
TEOpATuN r. rive YEAR, ig Seattle
safs nsposit buildlnE. f4 Fifst
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81 seattle
ps,sn, Attorney
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Rubber Stamps
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! 80 Nhirtalfffra Dr. nueka. iuus
/ - Mfifa Seattle.
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storage free. piano and farnltHfs
pow gntlmates Sifsn.--., nlan
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ANIMAL EXTRAORDINARY.
AM eilAuHruNE

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sd public thH greatest living dad
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certainty hHahrr than human poser
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-07-02

Butter EGGS. chsss.

Native creamery. &C per ID. Eastern
sfsamef3. frcsh. &c 10 stofaae. a4as
Ter o..
EHnH-Nauve ranch .ua1ie daH. orr
gHn ranch, &c don Eastern. &c dax
Chggae-Na native. it1Isc per ID. Est
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Massage
TnEN HE6WNfNti n.aesess- - 90
tafhH Hotel Wiuaor. Mk tiut A..
HeHHa 8 sHd
HfAScu wHEELER ssIset naaI.
eHfe Esflaf facial and bcalp treat
nsafs uii thiri ayenus.
Mss ALICE Narsars vapor ard slssl
ffHH baths af mue.uiar ailments
treated III Third avenue.
MASSAGE. varor. indicated aad tab
tatha at eetiaGr. ~ tfrafl linton -
F,nsrcis
teasH 10y LiAt.l. Money Leaned ca
Watches Diamonds and gssslrF Al
tem interest fIAe Street tswsifr Co.
81 PIKE - hstF tfh and tth aNeM
Mostly advanced sAiaftsd p.oris. -.
IA msrchsnu tsamstsfs teafdins
"sa. os Epi.' tioss 81 A,sosa AZ
ALASKA FfRiiEHlEs uNIoN. eap.
stock faf saig u tlsrfa 90 lee pfies
risht ~ nansy tidE
VIRTUE beans money on raj estats
les tine, "a mont mnnthlf n d.
Second I'D Columbia street
II You wsnt D psr eeut Invest.
MaHf Hss gnmrnrlI Guuhfaffss &c
& safe psposit nids Let ave
MONEY e lean on sny hind = ss-
saftift neswurth a bishop. - ssv
Nark block
COLLATERAL BANK unarto
soiistsfst 10 chsrrT.
A RELIABLE place 20 borrow monsY
i a. s'.'ie'n Sss, elfs. .tr, ,.s
A REsPEcrABI.E pisss 70 berro-
upnsS on diamonds tswslff.
- g. = fiirst oVp Ilainlef- dfasa
tfivsis offiess strictly confidential
II Your real estate security la ali
flaht ! can furniah you mousT III
lars ar small sums
D. - FftEENNf-
afH Sullivan BLDG
10 FirHt avenue
TO toAs. rriys.s sn.psy, =, lss re-.
fssisr ~ays rooms ara
MONEY on real estate and fhattela.
lHNsHt rates ~ Oriental blk. Malu
20
BUSINESS DIRECTORY
HbhRractofn
osHoRAE. INEMiIN a co me.
sstshiishsd lssS mlnlnE claim a..
Phensa Sunset - Ind 50
BOOTH wHfTrLEsEY. HANFoHp
Abstract CO. established 100 nasez
nsnt - Hailsr bin Phone. Main 10
SEATTLE ABSTRACT Co. n \ bl.
Attorney,
nHAnf 4 GAY. HoKweil Hik. Ist and
attention ElVen e. an suits Ia dam
HEeH and aulfH Involving titles 10
land 10th Phones. Main ia
l.. y HusENBAUM. Lawyer notary
Public Collections. has removed 81
rooms Adatlg Oriental block Phone
Ind au
aEo = nossMAN. Attorney at f.aw
80 Pacific block. seattle.
THOMAS PAGE. ~ floor Oriental
block Both phones-John zisi a 1894
4. II CAM. 800 Marion Bidg 4 -
O. WARD KENT. BURKE bid nuff ni
" p. LAMBurIL so,-s Pacific biooI
Banks
TIE CANADIAN BANK or COM.
hEHeE Capital naid IN q ~ -
fstEht million seven hundred thouss
and deiar!l. surplus ~ 900 COO. inter.
Get aHuWfd on time deposits q Een.
Seattle branch corner James stsset
and Second avenue. o. " Holt
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] Az the wife ~ IN Cfandalt and !
have Ho other husband living and 4
have never lived with ans other man
uH wife in ms ilfr Ihear fiiHufH
ar ~ fHlHr Hm well respected -
all Whn know mr
MitH A rHANpAtL. ballard
Manly Wealth und beauty. Mar.
FlaEe hiffI tory fee. pay NhtH maf#
fHfH# suNfriF urW plan. HfuH uH
money Address o. a Horton. Dept
- iHhHHaha. Mich
HHEfff Widow. worth g. ea. ufaH.
fliHl home Income ~ tHu wants
honorable. lHduHfrInua husband Al
afHHH Ala. 81 Nicholas Hotel. Chi
saEa.
LADIES when in nrs1 ssud FOR free
tfHal n uur newer failing remedy
Relief sure and quick Paris chem
teal Co Milwaukee. Wis
COPPER Granite ana rinware neatly
nIsHatd Work delivered Cell ~
phone lfH ~ Waitmau.
LACE CURTAINS and shirt waists
Msatlf dutu w. Phone, Sunset
HfhFh aIEa
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clairvoysnt

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e. SPECIAL 1iEAulEga# "a
AiHHHH FHHHait che beet fraf S. #.
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HHE HHH spirit mftIHm. uhH r. IHH
greatest master uf u.HHIf ftIsHEa HHd
EHfHi# fHfEH tHr nUrIt Hhh ever
Known gives Information ffHHHdIuH
al kiads 20 business financial arr
fHitErH speculation. Investments. iH#
HWfHHFr. changes travels health
HHHkHFHH lHff. divorce mhFfiaEt Law
suite HHHafafiUUn. Rllln dardH mort
NaNNH# patents. claims FHtlfFNtaHH.
fHHHlfHH the separated settles lovers
H#HHfeHH. tells nu uhrH hHH v Ham
sen ell maffF and how ~ aIH maa
nH woman 500 iafe ffHufa lH e. +
affHHH 10 Seneca street corner e
HHHHI avenue. Hotel unmaHH
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-07-02

The 4 s. Marine baseball team
and the T.. s. receiving chip band
siii give a benefit excursion On
July q % shelton. whore the bail
team viii play game with the
shelton nine. All Brsmertaa Is go
luE
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Poultry

Chickens. hens and spring.. isaisssa
Geese. lie Der u. sauabs. aeares-
Fish, Etc.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-07-02

WEST & WHEELER.
End : Union Block
81 RS NfaH fa on alley. near Denny
WY. east n broadway. coed
view taxes paid
Zs-Naar Lake Washington. and
within a few blocks ~ Madison
street car 0Nfn corner
{ u6-i8 acres lowell land. good colt
rev AsFu1m house. easy terms
monthly payments.
Choice bulIdlng lot near State
University
Z Ez,asaaan feet Including ? corners
ore block from Green Lake
81 Fn#H= room cottage near nfHf aud
Hadia0H at bath and toilet. ldt
aaafn. taxes paid
WEST a WHEELER
Sunset. Main Nt. Ind. en-.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-07-02

THREE frrah mich cows ono Jersey
FeIffF. one derHng HuN North Point
& miles north Madison street car line
on TIE lake Cust che party nothing
for expenses n they purchase. T. J.
shears
a nAHGAIN-A finely equipped res
faufauf doing good business must
cell au account ~ li health. small
capital required also an elegant
tar Beach club. Wet seattle
ron sALE-a span heavy horses bar.
ness. wagons pillow ncrapor and fur
uiturH n fFe-roor house. 7k acres
- land % rent. close %. IL star
FOR SALE ffa~Two lunch waa6na.
uata 81 Der week Address J r. Euf.
ton. re Second ave south.
A NEW uerrIek refrigerated fsr sais
capacity ln IhH Less than HaIf
price Come az once. l0l2 Howell ~
Phone a Ia
FOR BALE cHEAp-A souvenir tHat
can be- used for the Advertisement ~
any business with The coming care
uiVat Address Or call "a YeaIer
waY Phone Red 51ls
FoR aALE- One SECOND hand auto
bike made b. Holly Motor Co aIao
new Orient Huckhoarda. Eaaoiine.
clifford Dow.
sEcoND-HAND clothing boUg51
Highest price paid Tor same an an
Az. sauth. Phone. Ind. J. 2sas
LAUNCH whistles. complete sha-
Co. colmau dock
ToR aALE-2. loo. hound team. barpsss
aud wagon. 2i2 End ave-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-07-02

The Mckinley Memorial Hetho-
DIST church cleared OF the ludeHf-
edueaa on itH newly finished par
sauage With a benefit last Tuesday
night
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-07-02

uaiihut sqse per ID, salmon trout.
- De- u founders Sc per 10. aele2
sQtc per 10. Hhrtmps. lie per ID. snBs.tZ
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-07-02

kyrle Bellew will be seen IN this
city in "Raffles' next winter n
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Want Contribute YopP Moral independence You Not
With the Fact That You Need


TN1fNSaF@ civ properly fof small
ranch not less than 10 acres. neat
school Inquire gAi ihtunh avenue
Green Lake.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-07-02

IIE MEIHOsE. nicely furnished
rooms; also light housekeeping rooms.
AL Pike st
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-07-02

III. SEVERANCE. rouito-ufinary and
al private nervous and chronic dts
eases - men ana women Blood
poison contracted diseases cured IN
week Consultation freo Call or
wriis suite Sullivan block. Seat.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-07-02

T6MEEIEAnR nd 1mfef II Tins r.
lnaaiahment % well Improved home
d ~ Known The Cruiser.
ns Pacific Block
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-07-02

iI07l1@ IiIMMER' ioi3 bh > NgwlY
furuIaHsA well Kept rooms D a g
week 1 arse front rooms y Naa
free hath
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1904-05-13
Both lmaqinary.

President Nicholas Murray Butler,
Of Columbia university, passed his boy
hood in New Jersey, in the town of
Elizabeth, says the New York Tribune,
and an Elizabeth man said Of him re-
Gently:
II am not likely to forget the pre-
cocious things that I heard Butler In
his childhood say. This youngster had
a mans wit in baby's body, and 1t
was impossible to get the better of
him.
Zone day I heard a minister trying
to joke him bit.
Nicholas said the minister, can
you tell me what the earth's axis is"
"'Yes, sir answered the hoy. 1T is
an imaginary line, passing from one
pole to the other on which the earth
revolves.'
Every good said the minister. Then
he winked at the rest Of us. And
I suppose, Nicholas he went on, that
you could hang a wash out on this
imaginary line, eh?'
"'Yes, sir; Of course, SIR said the
boy.
"The minister looked blank at that
for It was not the answer he had ex-
pected.
"'Oh, you could, could you? What
kind of a wash?" he asked.
IAN imaginary wash said Butler
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1904-05-13

nounced to give an exhibition OF
pushing power. The name Of Babe
is travesty. She Is so years old and
weighs six tons.
First a big red circus wagon was
rolled in and filled with men. The
wagon weighed $500 pounds, the men
at least two tons more. The big
hawser was fastened beneath the wag-
on, led back to the steel eye Of the
huge register and Babe pushed
against padded plank across the end
of the wagon. Before 1t brought ur
on the end Of the rope it was trundled
off like an infants carriage. When
the strain came the keeper yelled
Come Babe!"and the ponderous bulk
pushed with her head obediently.
"Forty-five hundred pounds!" cried
the man at the register.-New York
Herald.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1904-05-13
TEST OF STRENGTH.
Shows That the Elephant Is King
and Man Is Left Far Behind.

Shows That the Elephant Is King
and Man Is Left Far Behind.
Elephants, camels, horses, zebus, and
men measured their strength in a nov
ell test held in Madison Square Garden
yesterday.
Special apparatus had been designed
and made equal to the severest strain
that could be placed upon it. All the
long pulls and the strong pulls failed
to destroy the registering ability, and
sufficient data was obtained to deduce
an inference that at least rs men
would be required to hold an unruly
elephant, and that the energy Of the
peaceful animal is not to be held
lightly.
ITO test the machine" announced
Mr.. Allen, from an improvised ros-
trum, "one hundred men will pull on
the ropes"
A small army Of employees was
quickly in position. They pulled rath-
er aimlessly and the inventors Of the
machine announced "Six thousand
seven hundred pounds, sixty-seven
pounds to the man." With that the
men looked at each other somewhat
askance, and asked for another trial.
Later" said Mr.. Allen.
Two chestnut draught horses weigh
ing, it was said, 1000 pounds each,
next made a long pull at the end Of
an eighty-foot rope. They pulled
and reared, but registered only 2,750
pounds. On a short hitch, close to the
machine, this was increased to $3.50
pounds. Then four horses in similar
hitch increased the tension to SIPS
and fell on the long pull to $3.50
pounds.
Then entered pair Of camels. In
leather harness.
"These have never been harnessed
before" said Mr.. Allen. land we ex-
pect very little, because the camel has
better records in pulling in the OPP
posite direction"
There was an emphatic urging
and the camels reared and plunged,
gave several plaintive bleats and
finally pulled heartily. 1--WE are as
tonished," said Mr.. Allen. "They have
recorded 2,750 pounds"
Zebus, the sacred cattle Of India.
were brought in but no amount of
urging could make them lift the indi-
Gator above zero. They observed Sun
day by absolute rest.
Then the 100 men had another trial.
Hi, heave! Hi, heave!" the circus
song rang out and rope and gear
creaked and cracked.
"Twelve thousand pounds" an
nounced the dial keeper. Then so
men pulled 400 pounds, and in an
imaginary tug Of war increased this
to S,70O pounds, the record breaker.
Then Babe, an elephant, was an
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1904-05-13
Wheat Supersedina Rice.

A strong point made by one OF the
flour mill magnates Of the west IS tnat,
when any considerable number OF the
millions of China shall call for flour
the entire wheat-growing area or the
world will not be sufficient to supply
the demand. Even If all Japan
should become a f1our-eating people,
he said, "the whole available supply
of the Pacific coast would provide this
commodity for only 20 per cent of the
population of that Kingdom" There
is likelihood, too, that a greater por,..
ton of the inhabitants Of japan Will
acquire the habit of using flour. It
was represented to the Mikado by his
ablest advisers that, in modelling the
Japanese army on the latest military
standard of the modern Powers, the
important matter Of diet had been
overlooked. Not only had all modern
nations a standing army, but food for
these formidable hosts consisted IN
great measure of wheat products. Rlce
eating regiments, it was feared, might
not be able successfully to contend with
a foe whose sinews were built or
wheat. Japan, to be up-to date, must
maintain not only big, well equipped
and well drilled military force, but It's
soldiers. like the men of arms OF oth-
er lands, must eat -four. So an I'M
perial edict went forth recently: ana
now every soldier in the army of Japan
gets 4 daily ration Of oregon, WASH
ington or California flour. This ukase
Of the emperor will mark the begin
ming of very important chapter In
commercial history. for this mandate
on the part Of the Mikado has already
greatly stimulated the demand in the
kingdom for wheat products, the peo..
pie being alert to keep abreast Or
whatever Is decided to be progress
along modern lines.-Booklovers Mag
azfne.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1904-05-13

WANTED THE MORTGAGE HIMSELF
w. Y. Morgan of Kansas City tells Of
a Swede who came from Dakota to
Kansas and wanted to buy farm, says
the Louisville Herald. The land agent
took him around. and he finally found
what he wanted and said: 'Ay ia des
one" Then he went back to town, and
the agent was making out the papers.
How do you want to pay for it?''
he asked.
"Ay pay all. Ay have da money"
'All right. I'll make out the deed"
said the agent.
NO said Ole Olsen. "Ay no want
deed"
Yes, you do" argued the agent.
you pay the money and you get the
deed"
mo, no." said the Swede. earnestly.
LAY no want deed. Ay have deed oop
in Dakoty. Ay pay man de money.
Ha gif me deed. Ay gif heem mort
gage. Ay TAX land. By en- by he get
land. he got deed, he haf da money.
Dees times, Ay no want deed. Ay
want mortgage. Ay pay da money.
You gif ma mortgage"
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1904-05-13
If You Were Going
To The
st. Louis Exposition

And should read a statement
in these columns signed by myself,
guaranteeing to furnish you with q
round trip ticket, providing for all the
comfort and conveniences furnished by
the best American railroads today, at
a cost Of even $500 less than anybody
else was offering, and not giving de-
tails as to how or why could do It.,
don't you think you would at least in
vestigate my claim? You certainly
would, and If you found my claim cor
rect you would certainly buy my tick
ct. Now have been claiming in these
|columns for the past four years, and
still make the claim, that as agent for
the MUTUAL BENEFIT LIFE IN
[SURANCE CO., am in position to
prove to all healthy people desiring
life insurance that 1 can furnish the
"Best Policy in tho Best Company" and
at less cost than agents for any Of the
other companies, and have never yet
failed to sustain my claim to the sat
isfaction Of those who have impartially
Investigated. I am sure that can
convince you, too. I will prove to you
that all companies are about the
same" except the Mutual Benefit, and
that Is in a class all by itself. This Is
my platform, and II can't stand on
| 1t I don't want your business.
SAM M. GRIsT, Special Agent.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1904-05-13

BEAT THE BARTENDER.-A part of
Secretary Hays boyhood was passed
in Indiana and at dinner party re-
Gently he said:
In the Indiana town of Salem there
used to live broken-down old fellow
named James Hart. Hart had once
been a prosperous real estate agent,
but drink had utterly ruined him.
He entered one afternoon certain
tavern and asked the landlord 20 give
him a drink of whisky on trust.
Jim, I'm sorry said the landlord,
but it's a rule here never to trust for
liquor
Hart turned to a farmer who was
sitting by the stove.
Friend he said, lend me dime,
will you?"
Sure the farmer answered, and he
handed over the coin readily.
Nov, let me have the whisky"
Hart said to the proprietor.
He got the drink and swallowed it.
Then he walked over to the farmer.
Here is the dime I owe YOU he
said. Degraded as l am, l always
make it a point to repay borrowed
money before I settle my liquor bills "
New York Times.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1904-05-13
w. q. RAWLS.
PLUMBER AND STEAM FITTER,
JUST A WORD

We want everybody to know that we
want all the business in our line that
1t Is possible for US to get and to do.
And we further want everybody to
know that we do not want to do any
work for anybody unless 1t is with a
distinct understanding as to when the
work Is to be paid for. We make this
statement because Of the fact that dur
ing the past year or two we have been
doing work for various parties who
have not come up to time with the
coin Of the realm. In other words we
have several hundred dollars worth Of
accounts on which we are unable to
realize. We are not in business for fun
or for our health, but with the inten-
tion Of doing good honest work for
which we expect to receive prompt set
Elements when the work Is done. We
have adopted the rule Of mo MONEY,
NO WORK" and will. stick to this rule
In future.
We thank our customers who pay,
for past favors, and solicit further
business. w. O. RAWlS.