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said /. Then, with burst of courage
born Of his good nature. l inquired,
with due respect, if my little friend had
answered his expectations Was she
as clever as saidf" | asked
"Your little friend is trump" was
his blunt reply With what we have
learned through her. and now through
you. we can approach Mr.. Jeffrey TO
some purpose. 1t appears that before
The ribbon in the tox
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CHAPTER IN.

- HAVE already mentioned the man
whom l secretly looked upon as
standing between me and all
prefcrment. He was a good look
ing fellow, but he wore a natural sneef
which for some reason felt to be al
ways directed toward myself. This
sneer grew pronounced about this time,
and that was the reason, no doubt, why
l continued to work as long as did in
secret. I dreaded the open laugh Of
this man, laugh which always SEEM
ed lowering on his lips and which was
only held in restraint by the awe we
all felt Of the major.
Notwithstanding, l made one slight
move. Encountering the deputy coro-
ner, l ventured to ask IL he was quite
satisfied with the evidence collected in
the Jeffrey case.
His surprise did not prevent him
from asking my reasons for this Ques-
ton.
replied to thts effect:
Because have q little friend win
some enough and subtle enough to
worm the truth out Of the devil. I
hear that the girl Loretta il suspected
Of knowing more about this unfortu-
nate tragedy than she Is willing to i'm
part. II you wish this little friend Of
mine to talk to her l will see that she
does 80 anfbdoes so with effect"
The deputy coroner looked interested.
Whom do you mean by little friend.
hot - ho,
Il will send her to you"
And did,
The next day I was standing on the
corner Of Vermont avenue when I saw
jimmy advancing from the house in X
street. She was clipper. and she was
smiling in a way which made me say
to myself:
1T is fortunate that Durbin is not
here"
For Jfnny's one weakness is her lack
Of power to hide the satisfaction she
takes In any detective work that comes
her way. had told her Of this and had
more than once tried to impress upon
her that her smile was a complete
give away, but I noticed that II she
kept 1t from her lips it forced its way
The deputy coroner
L. Interested
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N the Superior Court of the State of Washing.
L ton for Thurston county
Haley Webb,
vs.. Summons
Carl Webb,
nafan
summons.

defendant.
The State of Washington to Carl Webb, Defend.
ant:
In the name of the State of Wasbing.on. Won
are hereby commanded to appear within sixty
days after the date Of the first publication OF this
summons, tO-wit:
Within sixty days after the 22d day Of July
lO4, and defend the above entitled action. in the
above entitled Court, and answer the complaint
Oh the plaintiff and serve copy OF your answer
upon The undersigned. attorneys for plaintiff at
their offices below stated; and in case Of your
against you, according to the demand of The
complaint, which has been filed with the Clerk
OF the said Court: This action is brought for the
purpose OF securing divorce by plaintiff from
ueIendant upon the statutory grounds oil deser-
tion and non-support. and for the custody BY the
pIaintin, oil the plaintiffs and defendants minor
ISRAEL l. MACKAY,
Attorneys for Plainiif
~, - ~, address: Suite Q, Mckenny Block, Olym-
pa, Thnrston county, Washington.
Date OF hrst publication, July -, 1904.
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out Of her eyes, and II she kept it out
Of her eyes 1t beamed like an inner
radiance from her whole face. So
gave up the task Of making her perfect
and let her go on smiling. glad that she
had such frequent cause for it.
This morning her smile had touch
Of pride in it as well as Of delight, and,
noting this, remarked:
"You have made Loretta talk"
Her head went up, and demure
dimple appeared in her cheek.
what did she sayY' urged. what
has she been keeping backT'
you will have to ask the coroner.
My orders were strict to bring the re.
suits Of my interview Immediately t.
him"
Does that include DurbinT
Does it include your
II am afraid not"
''You are right But why shouldn't
It include your"
what do you mean, JinnyT'
"Why do you keep your own counsel
30 long? You have ideas about this
crime, know. Why not mention
themY'
"Jinnyw
"A word to the wise is sufficient"
She laughed and turned her pretty
jimmy seeks
further svidsnes
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1904-09-02

A woman makes her toilet with care and
content. But in bad health it often
happens that the qualification of being
well attired is lost. There is hardly
strength to brush and dress the hair, and
there is small courage to make the effort
to keep up appearances.
DIR. Pierce's Favorite Prescription
makes weak women strong, by making
them we'll. The common cause of FEM
mime weakness is found in a diseased
condition of the womanly organism.
uFavorite Prescription establishes reg
ularity, dries embedding drains, heals
inflammation and liberation, and cures
female weakness. The tonic effects of this
medicine are remarkable; it soothes the
nerves, encourages the appetite, and in
duces refreshing sleep. It gives comfort
and courage to prospective mothers, and
practically does away with the pains
commonly experienced at maternity.
There is no alcohol in "Favorite Pre-
scription" and it is entirely free from
opium, cocaine, and all other narcotics.
Women suffering from disease in ag-
gravated form are invited to consult DR..
Pierce by letter free. All letters are
read in private and womanly condolences
held in absolute secresy. Address DR..
X. V. Pierce, Buffalo, N, Y,
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LEGAL NOTICES.

NOTICE OF SPECIAL ELECTION
Notice Is hereby given by the
Council Of the City Of West Seattle
King County. Washington. that n
special election will be held within
said City OF West Seattle aud tn the
territory included within the here.
matter described boundary line ana
notwithin the present corporate Tim
rs of said City OF West Seattle. on
Wednesday, September the 2Sth. A.
y. 1904, at which said special cleo
ton the electors residing within the
said territory within said proposed
boundary line and not within the
present corporate limits of said CITY
o. West Seattle and tho electors ne
siding within the limits Of said eltv
will vote aud are hereby invited Ia
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HAVf YOU A WANT? PHONE THE STAR |

and doflgnated ~ tho officers q
said election.
For the precincts Of HiYefalda.
Spring lilii and Mountain View.
Peter Hanson. Inspector. and y. y.
LomoudH and Charles Davis. Judges.
For that portion Of West Seattle
Precinct not included within tha
corporate limits Of said city. g. y.
King, Inspector. and q. r. HleaE
aud John Behi0ttor. Judges.
For the said City of West Seattle.
&. T.. King. Inspector. and q. n
Hleaz aud John 8chl1ttsr. Judges
COUNCIL or THE CITY OF WEST
SEATTLE. King County. Wash.
ingtOn.
q. y. NfcOLL. Mayor.
Attest. W. @. DICKINSON.
City Clerk.
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NOTICE

TO ALL WHOM IT MAY con-
Germ. The undersigned petition
will be presented 70 the County
Commissioners Of King County
for a hearing thereon al q regular
meeting of the Board Of County
Commissioners 10 be held in the
Court House ia Seattle. King
County. Washington. on Thurs
day. September ist. 1904. at the
hour 81 Two O'Clock .. m.
PETITION FOR THE INCOHPOHA-
TON OF ALKI POINT.
To the Honorable Board Of County
Commissioner Of King County:
We. the undersigned persons. res
identa and qualified electors within
the limits q the territory hereins
after described. hereby petition you
and ask that this territory be ineor-
porated Ia accordance with Law and
that you take all steps necessary
and proper for the Incorporation Of
such territory. The territory 70 be
Included within the proposed corpo-
ration Is described as follows. to-
wit.
Beginning at the North West cor
ner Of Block Number f4g5l. ssattls
Tide Lands. thence along the West
err boundary Of Lot Number 60 Of
said block ina South Easterly direct
tlon 70 the South West corner Of said
lot. thence continuing on this line
produced. IN the same direction IN
az this line cuts the m.ander linz
Of Puget Sound. and thence along the
moauder line in a South Westerly d.
rection 10 a point due North Of the
North West corner of Block Number
G6l. Hughes Addition to West Seat
tie thence due South 20 the North
West corner 81 Block Number G6l
% Hughes Addition % West Seattle.
thence along the Westerly line q
~ direction to the North West corner
Of Tract Number (e2l. West Seattle
Flre=Acre Tracts. thence West 10
the North West corner % Tract Num-
Der fe4l. West Seattle Five Acre
Tracts. thence South to the South
West corner Of Tract Number l5t),
Spring Hill villa Tracts. thence
East 70 the North West corner Of
Tract Number f5ZD. Spring Hill villa
Tracts. thence South 70 the South
West corner Of Tract Number tsz).
Spring Hill villa Tracts. thence
East 20 the North Eas; corner Of
Tract Number (s5l. Spring HIN
villa Tracts. thence South 20 the
South East corner OF Tract Number
te6l. Spring Hi villa Tracts. thence
West 20 the North East corner Of
Tract Number (30l. Spring HIN
villa Tracts. thence South 70 the
South East corner OF Tract Number
(fJ. Spring I'm villa Tracts,
thence West to the West line Of the
Tide Lands. thence along the West.
ern edge and outer edge Of the Tide
Lands In a North Westerly direction
and thence In a North Easierly al
rection 10 the Point Of beginning In
King County. Washington.
The petitioners further petition
and ask that the said territory be
Incorporated under the name OF
At.KI POINT.
Your petitioners further state that
az far a. they are able 20 deter
mine. the number Of Inhabitants
within the above described houn-
daries IL five hundred 5000.
tsignedl
ALBERT BENDER.
W. J. BLACKBURN,
PERRY c. COPP.
And Seventy Nine Others.
The above petition has been filed
with the County Commissioners.
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COMPARE our Lodging Houses hrd
Prices with afhrrH.
$50. J.
m rooms. 81 rent central location,
with lease. tsae - cash. clears 500
IL rooms good transient house.
beds clears 81 per month above al
No :
20-ruam utW building. new Brussels
carretH oil outside raufua sell ios
Gated good furniture clears fi.n.
reasonable rent long lease ali nice
sunny rooms. 81 - with terms this
Includes fia8 advance rent
no
10 rooms blocks from First and Pike.
81 rent. fta| easy terms
y rooms. steam heat hest location in
citE pays So per month. very low
rent. Ions lease, splendid transient,
11.rddm steam heat clears 81 per
month alWHEH fuH at good prices
reasonable rent long itnHr. splendid
furniture 8 fa1 with terms
Tl.H0GM HOUSE
81 m rent clears ffst per month This
ia @ snap for 81 inu This won't iHHt
10 rooms. fine buildiuF. auieudldH fur.
ntHhed beautifully located full 90
ruumefr Ht good prices. 81 loo
10 rooms centrally located g0ud furuia
ture. reasonable rent always full M
coed prices. ssHH
aHEMAftE STEWART q 60.
Room q Union HIDrE.
"a Hirst Avenue.
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FURRY IN
HOP MARKET

PORTLAND. Ore. Sept 2S.-No
such furry in the local hop market
has been experienced for years as
has existed the past two days. The
highest price reached was 2Si.
cents, an advance In two DAYS Of
! 10 3 cents OF the 10000 bales
which Il Is estimated have changed
hands during this time In the three
Pacific coast states. fully one-hAlf
was bought from growers IN this
state. a significant feature OF the
trading Is that exporters are In the
market, Notwithstanding the fact
that samples Of this years crop
cannot reach England before the
middle OF next month.
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should plans
whod lma
money! al surey a he mi money.
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SACRIFICE BALLARD lots

SACRIFICE BALLARD lots
Ts .ssh ss ar, KS Soc r. i isssa e, , as1s
can - bought Ter SO part cash
Finest isen uou in ballard streets
Fraded. sidewalks in. a snap fer
Someone.
QUEEN ANNE NIL
Pine iot EHfc1 1efaaf alley. nice lawn
shrubhsrF fruit shed house on a.
graded apisndld iosatlss fine View
Hnap 81 SO
BEAUTIFUL CORNER lot
efNfD. gfaded street. cement sidewalk
aiN-foum house anabHtfueted Virw -
city ard sound close iu plenty -
room for another house au same lot
10 each vii handle %. Ions time on
balance.
LEstIEs REALTY EXCHANGE.
"a and - Arcade uldE
LAKE WAsHuNGToN PROPERTY.
Two tsnsarre traats near Kirkland rs
acres timtfrcd. z miles from ferry
laudine ] acre lake fraht Groom
Lake near iandiae % asfss veIi IN
proved acres orchard. acres
COLLINS = WIIisiAMN.
GO Sullivan Block
NiCE f-raom house. having closets
pantry and store room. ulHafrrod and
csiifd, city water. chicken house and
yard. g chickens a wali.HuIIt
homo good location i5 minutes from
city z good lots. 81 60. 500 down.
See q r. FHf q co, 900 Denny Hldr
For Sale 1900 for 6 choice lots COX
10 zach 20 alley. located a. IutcrhaY
on the plank road 90 the army post
IN the Baker Addition This r. 4
snap The owner wishes 10 rrli Tor
cash. The title Be- absolutely good "a
certificate to that effect fufnlnhed
from huoth- IS alttieHY- ttanfurd An
stract 60. Call quick n YOU want
this bargain
" ISL HEAVHuEN.
- Union Block
Tel John 1851
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HAVE YOU A WANTP PHONE THE STAR
Star Want Ad Agencies.

=. y. Mullen. 81 eslhrd ave, coo.
City HAIL
Freo,ees DRUG Co.. Ewing street
end Fremont avenue.
W. A. Mansfield q Co, Druggist,
e3rd ard jackson,
oraaa'n's Home Bakery, afo9 let
avenue.
c, N. Lehndrett, cigar store, etels
Second
Thes. Harris. at Postoffiee. Reaten,
Titles Pharmacy, lat ave. north
and Harrison street. ]. n. little,
proprietor.
Carlton q c.. Druaaist, cor sth
30. and pao. street. South Seattle.
y. A. Moore, postotfiee, So, Park,
University prua Store. University
Station
Howell ST. Pharmacy, to24 Howell
street.
Rainier Pharmacy, Mr.. Clark, pro.
prieter. so2s Z. Madison.
Cclunhia Drue Store, W. J. Stud
ley, prap.. coiurnbla, Wash.
Broadway Pharmacy, ?, e. Fisher,
prep. els Broadway ard James.
Quaker prua Co. 1913 1T ave.
lssrY's Pharmacy, f35 ~. broad.
way phone, ueien 90
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wuU

WIFI
Yon have % 20 three times as FAR cat
sofTiiEtsr SEATTLE
tots riEht ea ne ss5 lias rlfei 60
risht 90 the aaaitian
TERMS ssbS e s09aND so. a
II an ths rial stats msa n ssatu.
formed thsmssiFss IN one rs cum
tiua they could nsFFr tar lard -
Gloss Ia nor 80 cheap 50 wa effsf
these large iots We have 1Rssd -
Il. IS si'isss q fea fss
know - bauNsf cheap. and q
10 ridiculous 70 think for min
etc tudT could buy lAnd a.
~ X nm els.fsi ieSsfg sith srffsaws.
TEH HfUEWAEkA EfstcfufC
llohTa ana TELEPHONES VOW
Deaf boy anywhere en- a rromlss 81
these improvements grifm im They
are N Southeast Seattle NOW
After yea see Southeast Seattle na
gan 81 sarth saa eeaxiss. H., a1 e
ssIS 70 t i.ss'f5 f ST il''a Tor HOME
Thia LARD hsgins 90 nsacen tfni ard
extends 70 LAKE WashinEtun tAsinK
n tart u Rainier usiEhts A IRE
houttsast seattle. level 81 ths waY
from top - first hili tn. beacon
HI hna Rainier Heights ear Huea
srs both within = blocks = SOUTH
FAST SEATTLE ard Rainier
Hsinhts llun Wiil b. sEfenaed post
lively this summer tn ths ndditiun.
Don't delay and Hnm viii have moth
tng % rssrct Take Anv Weahinrtau
street ear o. Haathrsst Eeattlsaft
runs through the middle - the adj
tion-buY there and Yau piil saws
months - time which yea viii lnse
~ living way cut where Nuu can hug
lots Is cheap a. ours
Office open Until evenings
SEATTLE H0aEBEEkEHa CO
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n. any evening. your copy Of Tbs
star has not arrived at eco O clock.
telephone-2unset. Main 1850, or In
dependent iiss. any time between
$40 and 5;oo-and a copy will be cent
Tou at once bY special rnessena@f.
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b ROOMS. a. rent with lease. central
tucntiuHI Hplfudid transient. tsu. 4
cash. clears tiud
IL rooms . beds good location gand
tfHuHisui cleHttnE ~ Ter month.
Price fu
a. rootnH. new building. well located
new hfuHHrlH carpet well Furnished.
cifuftuH good money. reasonable
ront lone lease. all outside rooms.
fluN advance rent included
tA rooms. good location reasonable
rent TO. easy terms
Also hlN steam heat houses reasonable.
STEW AIT MAHF a CO.
Nuum ~ Union ulaeh.
4II ftfaf Akfuna
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Real Usts,s-con,lnusd

81 on Cash. balance easy payments
fuf one - The bert paYtnn tadFinE
Houses lu The UitY. luEatrd enc block
ffum Pioneer Square.
a. D. NMANEN
go Arcade building
Phones Maln IA Ind. Il 1874
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SMART CLOTHES. Herald. Tail
or. 1929 End ave. ...
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- AnkNf " litAA LAND
" 70 " Der acre Tor good wheat land
~ Eastern Washington. niHu d few
choice homeHtead felinuuiahmnnfn
This land viii al come under IrrI-
ratiau ditch. W +. Faiteu. SC Pa
rifle Block
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] ~ Nf ehanEr climate. must sell ms
chicken ranch 80 Plymouth Rock
fuarF Z acres clover rauFH for
rhlDhruH one acre vegetable. nbuHd
enCe ~ small ffuit. 2 fine COWS.
heller calves ! year 0ld saddle horse
sud hEH saddle flnr stream water
can irffnate whole place Good HOUSE.
furniture goes With IT, D. pairs
ftumiHE pigeons paid fHf and aH
way here EueH With place Price
sqHa - each. 90 81 month
i axe MaahluFtau at Car q Taylor
ALL See Smith a. Mauls
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.a.AcRE d44bEN THAcT8


- F.
MEAuUWu DALE BEACH
Going faster than ever now that work
is being pushed on the Seattle EVor-
EFT Iuterurhan. we EXPECTED a.
sell the entire i.aa acres De- - DAYS.
buf 90 the rate they are going now
they won last half that time po0-
pie are buying these tracts for
homes FNerF daV rev families are
moving IN. men are clearing land.
grading streets. building houses.
building a wharf and building a
srhuuihuuse. DON II TOr MY u
piece n land until sou have seen
these tracts Positively The best land
fnF the least money ever offered on
the Seattle market Some very choice
teu=acrs tracts a. $500. Some al
$3.50. some az 5000 and some 81
sib0. Not $50 per acre bit tif0
fdr the WHOLE TEN ACHES Iust
little cash down. and small month.
iy payments co OFT and SIZE
THEM Take Great Northern train
any morning az SIS Buy round trlp
ticket a. MaHhfr office and res
tauraut on grounds
WEST A. WHEELER.
Il and + Union Block
ROBERT MALTnY.
40 and 40 New York Block
Gunnison news-champion and tribune., 1904-11-04

The announcement of the death
ol Mrs Ann Bird. widow Of the late
Geo u Bird, last week. was not un-
expected but vet 1t caused deep
feeling OF sadness, as She was one Of
the pioneers of Gnnnison and had a
host of friends who loved her for her
many admirable traits Of character.
Her husband. Geo. ID. Bird, was
taken from her by the reaper OF
death, April 10, 1904. and now she
has gone 10 loin him in that life
eternal. Mrs Ann Bird was bora in
London, England, Feb. y, 1881,
married, April IA, 1858 at Detroit.
Michigan, to GeoD Bird, and died at
the home of her daughter, Mrs O.
ID. Woodruff, of Dexter, Kansas,
October p, 1904. For twenty wears
Mrs. Bird was Matron of thh county
hospital where her .ialthfulness and
efficient management won the res
pect and esteem Of the patients and
the confidence of the community in
which she lived. She was mem
ber Of Gnnnison Rebekah Lodge,
and the Womans Relief CorPs and
''Grandma" or "Auntie Bird" as
she was lovingly called will be
greatly missed in each of the socie-
ties as her life was surely modelled
after the Golden Rule Her body was
brought TO Gunnison Saturday morn
ing, October 26. 1904, and was laid
to rest by the side Of her life COM
panion, in the Odd Fellows Gene
terry Saturday afternoon. The Re
bekahs, assisted by the Woman's
Relief Corps conducted the funeral
services, Rev. j W. Rose, of the
Methodist Church, preaching the
funeral sermon. The floral offerings
from the societies and many friends
of "Grandma" were a fitting tribute
to her long and beautiful life Of
usefulness.
Gunnison news-champion and tribune., 1904-11-04
The Best Liniment.

Chamberlain 5 Pain Balm is con-
siderad the best liniment ON the
market, write Post q Bliss. Of
Georgia, Vt No other liniment will
heal cut or bruise so promptly
No other affords such quick reIief
from rheumatic pains. No other is
50 valuable for deep seated pains like
lame back and pains in the chest.
Give this liniment a trial and YOU
viii never wish to be without it
Sold by all druggists.
Gunnison news-champion and tribune., 1904-11-04

An intellectual monstrosity wrote
for the Peabody organ last week try
ing to prove that Adams former ad-
ministration which cost. 1889
300 was more expensive than Pea
body's which cost -, ,40s, ,S5l rather
a difficult task one would think, but
easy for a republican campaien en
writer He did it this way Fig
ared in that Adams spent S3,47l, +
600 which is a baldfaced lie. Read
the extended article published by
this paper two weeks ago for detailed
figures Why even the Denver Re
publican has quit THAT sort Of
figures.
Gunnison news-champion and tribune., 1904-11-04
THE
NEW
CAFE

The Democratic Women Club OF
Gunnison held business meeting
at the court house Thursday after
noon and elected officers for the com
ing wear. Mrs. G.. W. Holmes was
elected president, Mrs A. NJ. II.
Crooks, vice-president; Miss Christ
ina Schmltz, Secy, Miss Mamie lar-
wood Treas. Other business relative
to the campagln was transacted and
the ladies arranged for another meet
ing Thursday, Nov 10th. All mem
bers are urged TO be present.
Gunnison news-champion and tribune., 1904-11-04
n0lHDaC 010oo0AnC
GG..am~ Uhano TA
&TaASLa0 c.
. AAulkcans -
~ 49,

Ass. &c. CD. - n, .d.sss.,d
= .Snuh ulaA GS<0s<s {. ; Tka@ss
oaAsv aa0A go x.svosAsAAy
called " hnsss, - sie s.sA~ss-
sss,e ssA.D1 uo eossAsd -
ste asssor u ~ sssaaag who ksS1
has ksasr~ speA ko~sd ks 400
eo"rs- b - sVaksa a = oss
"t tks aass sloasrsa ssA scAaasriy
PATRIOTIC sdAyessss eser ksasd N sA.s
eay. k,eaa..ax sid . A.ssosy Il
esvi stsssy fs ske EaGl.sA sysnk-
sns Ease. Mr. TkoGss ssscsd -
growth of iasssssssoss sAsoSUA ~
centuries until shsy cx2ainsAsi u
oar aecIsssssoa of lsAspssAsaee and
the eoassss~sios vish ~ hill Il
rights He sAossd kos sscA 81
these pssrlsss r,eAss u an Amer
can cstszea, the night of tr.sl BY JUry.
ID hsbess corpus. II liberty of speech
aud relgioa and their Kindred previ-
hces had bsen won, what they meant
aud the dangers which threatened
them The speaker then traced the
growth OF isnperialism since lss6.
How we had denied these rights ~
SUBJECTS and the inevitable reaction
up9n ourselves tie traced the con
neetlon between national disregard
of law aud the awful crimes on Colo
rado. "feabodism Is Roosescltism
goae 20 seed, was striking phrase.
Having laid the historical founda-
tion Tor his argument, Mr. Thomas
taok gp Peabodvlsm. proved 10 the
thinking mind its intimate relation
with that old tyranny Of the middle
ages aud OF Russia and then gave a
semi humorous review of Sherman
bell and his cohorts that was rich.
The former governor closed with
patriotic appeal TO his hearers to get
nd Of tins un-American, unrighteOus
and anarchlstic administration
There might have been some of his
hearers who could listen lmpartlally
take the words home to their CON
science and their God aud then vote
for Peabody, but the writer confesses
% be unable to appreciate their
point OF view.
Gunnison news-champion and tribune., 1904-11-04

Durango Democrat The assault
upon Senator Patterson and Alva
Adams, the accusation as to their An
archistic and Socialistic trend, is
evidence of the desperate straits Of
the Poabodvites. Either Of them is
worth over s 100000, while Pea
body, the foeCY) 10 anarchy is, worth
about 81 40. The former have their
money all in Colorado enterprises,
the latter. the executive, has his in
human gall