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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-11-02

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''''' l.9 ~ s,sr. 70 me seat.
DENVER. cello Noy gha
blew into The hsadquartsm of tho
wsi,h faction ~ me r.pu5ifesa
party win afW tread nd 4 eaId
arstobef aea. q
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.anywngtH she aeesn Where fEa
stuff NH#t 10 vau women s55g.
pose I'fa aafhIas fsf. anyway Esr
ma health sha mani foof i blf
we'll 10 ~
rho 10 ar IS ssofte..n ~nnatrp ,t,f
farip.tlrn fftsfafefe ana .,,,,.f.fflsg
u.tn III voters under al. slre..ffaf.
~ Minerva = Weieh. rfcsideef Or
az. urr5tf.fi..a ts..4.,,,is .f,1, 80.
Fisi ana iaaAsl4 -sIeft. La m. a. sea
how this hanieane in p.ttirnata
wouid stfIfe an eastern woman.
.py c. 10 Fat n hate sone
esnhf- y.fssfkf# tba isty .b,fneiae
bsf fist tsf4 s.sf..fatois ~. CO.,
daun on H. tst.i. fr MY fFsf
made the fak befffe dance.
airs Davis. there b .trnnasf
rfrsant bse4n ths isGy rrast-
dent blfiur As4 f4ps 81 keen baak a
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sursfs -sfd x5Fz II Il us,i. 10. 1
afirrwaftf learned l. bsna ~ Tho
SECOND rasa Denver. and commit.
teewnnan IL eer rfefiet
MIS-. rssts. srrfasrive aietigu ana
s,ooosnt profanity make hef
mnrtsa firurs even ln ,eioraao
where tha woman sv-ard ha..fara
nottfisbsn
A wei. formed eameiy woman 81
40 tfra rs4tfs var ts~teftltlx
Vaunes IL biaet snk win dainty
touches - = hIta IL throat ard s.fisl.
Iler ar,..s.,.nee a.aa that ~ Il hta.
tlins rapa6ir housewife ont Tor a
boiitny ana anxtaun "a set hack Ia
brr assssef.ana eh. tnohv uk. n
q nsh e.ra Nui som a. La u..ns
yer q erffnis sssska4r rho onrflsa
in a ronfi4sHflal tone. tskinr a neat
~ mo. IN tsn you phat want
vnu Id do. i've Rat -Four women .ia.
i,inr me ffe,s. fte .att ana I'm
goin, ~ 4.e5sfsr thent ion,orrou
rb,,.ii -. t.ra 10 vote LA firhf
thcv h.vs rTeB,t.sd Now. n pnou
~. ~. O.. tell YOU. m icf .ou
y. r,sI.tefad I've semo other wom-
on comm ON ana Ii WIN iust fix ane
an rishtft
declined the ssnerour offer no.
ttrinv Nfa WsIsbsa rfave look aud
tbe won5an vHH.i hose started snain
ON nee iuteffaetad esetnislpt
-s,V nov abat about thst caai. ,
Won tuns, and sshntrtpan Faf55ee
Knows can swing INV ,.ro ,sitb
rv e,ea -hnt what sbouf a.
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-11-02
Phone It to The Star

Ruage 8HH peculiar methods r tarS
trfina fl ballots Mu basIH. ~ the
Second b. q good. honest eauaH-
generous. warm hearted. liberal
typical western woman without the
polish ana arfInee ~ boz Weather
Hlstefa.
The HaHd over which thIH HrHaHk4
able woman presi1eH ia bat Isaz
minutes aak from thc heart 4 he
clty I made tour ri thc aal s-z.g
found II eamposod ~ au un -.
number 81 boarding ana faE6Haz
no iaeH places 10 help p ~
no vote 0lomes n CLERKS. walkiuR
mon. 20 small stores and "a "a
loon OF tH0.
Mrs. Datia a one type 81 the col
orado woman voter Politics H. "A
buainC % heE. aa o. ~ 10 most a..
save The ten plScent Z. c. Niles
n Piper 60 -
Excursion Rdca' IN Photos At
Eggau & 10 pms Studio. 1915 ist
ave. -
Save the ten rs.rceuL y csaiHes
q Piper %
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Have You a Want +?
Eer a.ls-rnrr. nd lsn.


ANHMltItf
When huffum lHHd iN miles south aH
the infsHuHhau lH wufih frum So
CD So AN acre. WHY should unt HHtms
character land ou lntrrurhaH uaffh
uf pitA be Wufth tue nAmrf
We have an aAarfr Mrm. bottom hud.
De- miles HHfth 81 here. th ntffaa tu
meadow aumt uiu buildings We
have granted thS electric eeHlhauf
rfEht#ufsMAN HffNHH Tho corner Il
this farm VIII soil the improved Il
acres Iaf sew or the whole a fuf
ftuH
Can You sec the barrain'
MtthtHhuHr RfHr Nnu can Hft II out
tu a9szfe tracts Ht $50 nu acre We
viii show kuH the land.
4. 40. nAift.
60 RuNWeft Bths tuf columbia street
s. tae# q aereH within driving distance
Uf Seattle 81 hgfvH cleared D.
uefea lu pasture balance timber
tHraum nlnHirfgd house infet new
hHEuz ghteheu houses aud other
GVfhgIidIHgH, rlicaTluE orchard
fh.a Z flfsl .N9fa land
ST. NV 20 neFeH water front oh the
sound an tirHfrd about tas
frHIf a. lu bearing hHd acres
H aiFaN herfifn good house barn
large chicken houses aud ards
aud other uufnIiltinFH
sGNTfENuHEN a AlfS htlta
a fiuk WeH Iifh. cor INV AAEa ann
columbia g.
ro o. = the tsat land near f'asea
Lac s. HsHH acre AHU|N Co AHHHHEH anti
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-11-02

eKampie 81 thr wonderful develop
ment % the female mind euder ~
sarabie conditions She darus their
tween moves 1t the game 81 politics
and she alec controls their votes.
Apart from her eleetfifyiug lam
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-11-02

PRIVATE home before and after
confinement terms reuaonnh ta
D nurse. Black tess. 10 AID ave.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-11-02

save the ten ,~reen1 2. c. Miles
& Piser Co. 80
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-11-02

90 a. Il the bsst land ntgf l'asss.
as 9 PEE acre Apply Go faaau and
Fec sai,-Rssi Gs,st.
s.tsstss-..s..s ,.,,.,.t,..t
a rtNE LOT,
within hair block ~ qustn Anne car
Ss si q 60 ltd Ges isysi sss s
tteu Hha iat Be- WORTH every HaiIaE
~ eao pHlUE luR Qtlch SALE
t0
sssHssss...H e..f..rt. .sfffrs
rUleE usA
Good lraam hafd nnlshsa houss tatb
gggH'. ..i ta.lsti si"s. Q , 90.
Frsdsd a1reft esmrut walks part
cash. An sstftma turEhin.
LEsItE.s HEALTHY ENCiiANos
H=t Arcade mug
tsooo 49,. ,...,,..
FiNE cHANcE i,oh A NICE HOME
faa e. Zee Eaiia "a rorsisr AnEsiine
and Winston sta. tHipmtlas street
gfaasa aHt sidewalk D.. one hihsk
. 4. CHEnHY.
Tel Main su1 ! aud Z sallitsn III
R z =. re nh. e sa as or + '' ss;
49, ~ y ,fs az Z lsnS. Win sity ~aiss.
~ yoa cen zee g Ssu'ss, e. @a IA
,Hetss sffsef farailnr passes through
EeItfiIEAsI SEATTLE offks easa
until : evenings
uOAfHHffsA AND RIAL ESTATE
In Fuu a4Hf = hnueHfFnt De- Tie GIL
EnHAFhH HORSE ilEANtk hsst
hsif. - 8 Hnua trart in ~ kEN
iffIeatfaa eaaaf call o. n G
sitsRam. earnsF ist ana " aahEa9toa
streets ksnneviek. Masn
SPECIAL uAWgAfS
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o matfefH haH#f tat iahHl stated 80
.fh HHHHae sect Cuf lrf .lHt GENE -
Nafka Re sHd paid - p - aHh
balance 10 aHif rfifthassf ell Hna
arr uMnA RHHtrF, Nosau = HiaH
Bless. IS fifs' ave.
riNE lot. lets from etnuer = Al
cs ss..s - b a. ~ AID he e. sisS
ranunf BE- FhHt uff
r e. HNEitS n CO
- Arcade hidA
RANCH - M aefrs a cleared s
reem haaee. uutbuhitE tfatt Sc
~ - tHAa
Rural fFss lFsftft
timber claims Tot ratlniA near
HusF H.iFH 1fsE.H. 49,.
p hohtsN -
- NitHH' -.ta
EfeflF iutHs HQHFs rg.fh eeaa 20
ts s4ase.x rihnre parh %
l..a.ssss
= a.t.tt ....s. "a 4 "a.
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WE aE6Al utufa lots aru nnuHes thsn
erY 20 real eatafs utru in neaftass 81
case eur ipFEr isFel lots are HHaF
uNE-fIsfsk Life hlel ~ = AHa
ONLY uNE-lfAfsi TILE PRICE
fE ID aHd So faF large lots Nith cts
water nHa S. Oh The car fAHs. nHlF
Is fHlHHtHa. ride. take AIRY car On
WHHh5aNtnu e. g. Southeast Seattle
office orsu uutu 3 sssuius
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viii hold "a rally next Friday night
81 Mays hait l.ntona. The speakers
will be "FaRner" ro&l and others.
s-ss@
Save the ten pen sent. z. c. MIles
& Piper Co. s>s
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-11-02

fW o. 4 the bfrt land near f'aHeu
at s. PEE acre Apply Go fHa9u aud
Go. faHaN Wash.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-11-02

TeaGf "a ID NATIONAL HANK
OF HgAfsTI..
cenitai stock paid Do. -. 40 surplus.
-. !. -. ~, to, ~. pf'stlj : .s Geld
enahier. rorrcspondsntbI On nfiOlpal
cities - che United htateH aud Ia.
tara
TIN CANADIAN HANK OF coM.
MO capital paid uP g o. 20
tfifhV million. seven huudfed ihuuss
sat allowed un time deposits a Fsn-
rFaI banking business tfnaHactrd
seattle branch corner James street
aHd second avenue q. Y Holt
manager
nm aeANDfNAVIAN AAfHiIicAs
Ia q seattle = gsasfa1 esnllgs
o. capital ana aurpiuk fto0a A.
ghEhsfr. pre-. A " saelAefE vice
pee ] y Lane. cashier Geo. a.
a .shsf sect cashier
Profile IS HkFfNGH HANK
usraAd avenue and PIKE street cap
IT, rala ~ .gss. = 8 - ats pc, =.
msHeial savings aud tfiast hfalassa
Educational
WI saN MODERN 6fHtNHss
COLLIDE James an4 fsrend
Junk.
~ FuU y tut eerrret weights ABa
prompt returns deal with the Ehiea.
g Junk Co it9 wsutere. Aaln 81
nilnnsfy.
Stylish MILLINERY - lou pfiess
iifH. a. # hanson lei. 60 9Th
sHa faHs -
Musical
NJ I'D Ne bourlaa hgss John sHd
eiena lnatfuetinn. "a iifth pc. Ind
oeVhsss ard Aurisss
nh II w fEitHt. oeuital Aafist
pN FONDA HApEAu-al nnss sla
os,sopsthy.
uENEorATftL,> inf Second Eaesnus
Hhaae Nain az hoth men 90 lady
ostsapstho sasminai.es "a
wkslriNgroN iNarfruTEfor os.
fN0eATffA 1--WE frafH II SEATTLE.
ssfs pspesii eaiaias ~ lalst
Passn, At,ornsf.
, < ADAMS praf,inr ssslman %.
Physician sns surgeon
. AHH - . wv ~ = - HAHHsH
iirs g 3 a sssHinr. - i.ass -
In " q TN0E pALres 81 A..
eeass Ids Hsln snd ssfita-arinarl
- caamesrs. Episr ~ net paonss
p qteersphsrs' atppli.s
ASDEAsoN SUPPLY 60. IL ehsrfy
At Seattle
-.asaaaaaa o ssa'sa
Storage.
TIL NsH defisrfrd = cents 3 days
storage afFF plano ARD fuFHlfurs
fHuFfHN estimates gwen r htHn
TranafHf 4 Storage CO. - ftfsi.
beth fheHss Main - Q
Printing sad slndina
sGSE afts Printer -..1l Hff7uE -
commercial rriuunE u a. Kids
Ship Builders.
aeHAS uHos Company. Easlpssfs
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Save the ten pcrpsnt z. c. Miles
a Piper Co. 80
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-11-02

50 tse 'e4 ~ oent. z G. M ..l
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-11-02

IADYA umbrella. lsft h, 6ireer f.aEe
car Saturday night Lady suspected
Of takiug n could be Identified II
seen. Please turn IN at car head
quarters.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-11-02

aeHkS uRoa COMPANY. Eaelussfs
sd Ahtphalidrfs. urY faeeAA Aufn.
NsH Aglls Seattle
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eaye ne TN 1ceul c.4llles
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-11-02

TeaGI "a NJ NAIioNIL HANK
OF BATTLE
CanttHf stock nnid in. 81 40. surplus
q 90. Nurth. pre- ~ 4 duid.
amHhI vice pre- n ~ AuhenY,
enahifr5 correspondents in ufOipAi
eittes - che United HtateH aud Eu-
ruHH
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-11-02
rAYira RooMiNo mousEs

q rooms. located On heart II CITY
steam heat. clean and nfW. clearing
IN monthly Price s. Gg half cash
81 ROOMS
a muuHHsnHa ker. close ~. ffOt flhS
COED condition. clears ti4a meufhlF
Prize e. SO. 80 raGlh easy terms.
q HnnMA
on First ave-. rent sos. lease clears
$3.50 monthly. ouiy t.Ha. hair cash.
r.f.gf.fEs REALTY EXCHANGE.
- a r..la ILLLl-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-11-02

THE CANADIAN HANK OF CdM.
Ma Capital paid up s. 9a -
ffiHHN miiIiun, SEVEN hundred thuuHs
al stHiiaHrf surplus & asanul inter
snt allowed uu time deposits q gem
rFai HaHhluE business ffHdHHrfrd
seattle hfanch corner James street
and Second sKeuuc q. y Holt
manager.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-11-02

Coue Of the best saloons. vith lodging
house aud restaurant q rooms. al
Furnished and rented restaurant
leased for years. saloon license
]. 1911. rent tlib per MONTH price
q 90. terms. tpu-thiraa down. bal
ancs on time: sickness cause - SELL
inK. Address 81 care The scar
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-11-02

NpM f'SEno. fhe marvellous clair
euFanf and card fsHfhf advises 20
those iu fFoHt,s hiudsfa secrets. etc.
I'D Efraf
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1904-04-14
Tenement to Rent.

After May Ist an upstairs rent in the
new house OF B. F. Webb on NJ Pleasant
Ave. will be for rent. Modern convien.
ces. Apply on premises Of
zwts MRS. WEBB.
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1904-04-14
Our Optical Business

Continues good. Our percentage OF
successfully fitted lenses is as great as any
In the profession. We are successful
With Or out Of every 100 which speaks
veil for our good work. We have con-
stantly in stock all the latest styles in
TRAMELESS Eye Glasses and Spec
tacles in Gold and Gold-flled Mornings.
We have more than 1000 lenses IN stock,
10 we can fill orders promptly.
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1904-04-14

All interested in the Self-Heating Can
Co. are invited to my office this, Thurs
day, eve, between and s O'Clock, when
beans and clam chowder will be heated
and served. II you want this Industry
located here (and own stock that will
prove the greatest dividend payer of any
you ever owned) the stock must be sub
scribed for at once, or some other town
or city is liable to get It; Others are bid
ding for il; Skowhegan has first chance,
and we need it, Remember you are not
giving away money to help the town,
but making what surely looks to be a
very profitable investment.
Very truly yours,
+. F. FAIRBROTnER.
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1904-04-14
Call and have your
Eyes Tested Free

HUGHES & SON PIANO-We have
one Hughes Piano, perfectly new, which
we will sell at bargain as we are going
on, of the piano business. Come early II
you wish bargain.
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tn
UNIvERSALIST CHURCH,
North Ave. and Leavitt st.

Some people appear to be always pros
porous and happy, others less 80. The
line of separation does not appear to be
the same as that which defines those who
had material advantages from those who
had fewer such aids This is life's way
of showing that God sends jain alike on
law you do not seem to have enough why
not accept the invitation, "Ho, every one
that thrsteth, come ye to the waters, and
he that hath no money, come ye, yea,
come, buy wine and milk without money
and without price Wherefore do We
spend money for that which Is not bread?
and your labour for that which satistieth
not?"
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1904-04-14
Hang Your Grand
fathers Watch in
the Curiosity Cab
met with The Hour
Glass;
And get an absolutely re-
liable timer; Hamilton, Ell
gin or Waltham.
We are giving Bargains If
CHINA.
to reduce stock.

If YOU are contemplating a
purchase of Sterling Silver
NOW is the time, as the
factory price has advanced
ten per cent, and we will
be obliged to advance our
price soon.
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1904-04-14

Nothing so convenient as mileage
book when you travel. Patten has them.
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1904-04-14

Old papers SC. a bundle at the RE
PORTER office.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1904-05-20

of the stage in each set. Each in
dlvidual connected with the cast did
his or her part SO we'll that it would
be necessary to bring out the good
points In every case to do Justice to
all. The fact that the company was
able to take up and handle with re-
markable success play with SO
many difficult parts attached, clear
ly demonstrates that the city has
much talent of high order.
The splendid music furnished by
local talent was also a feature of the
performance. Miss Mary Hull de-
lighted the audience by two selec-
tions of exceptional merit and the
quartet consisting of Misses Hull,
Thomas and Messrs. Bowles aud
Barclay added much TO the general
excellence of the performance.
Manager Longfellow announces
that the performance together with
new specialties wall he repeated mt
the opera house on the 2Sth Of this
month.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1904-05-20
"Way Down East. -

The Montpelier Dramatic Com
pany was seen at its best last Tues
day evening at the opera house III
"Way Down East" This is play
difficult Of rendition but the pro-
fessional way in which the different
roles were handled gave complete
satisfaction to the splendid audience
which greeted the players. New
scenery was a feature of the play
and the company is indebted to DIR.
Guyon for the splendid appearance
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1904-05-20

holding men in county jalls week
to ten days after they have been
sentenced before a guard is sent for
them. The last man sent up from
this county was held here over a
week after sentence was pronounced
before guard was sent after him,
and the three now in jail we're sen
fenced week ago and no guard
has yet come for them.
But Of course this is republi-
canlsm and we will have to put up
with it for time yet at least.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1904-05-20
They are the Kings.

lucy dIS tuI AiASS<
Beatty Bros, Kings OF the moving
picture business, are coming with
their great picture show which con
sists of $4,000 latest colored NOV
ing pictures and many illustrated
songs, The above gentlemen have
the only picture machines on earth
with Diamond projecting lens.
These machines are made to order
tor this show and are equipped with
six sprockcts that does away with
all that quivcr and blur. The
machines are the largest machines
on earth, The machinery for this
show 1900 lbs.
Titles of few Of the many NOV.
ing pictures: ''Iroquois Theater
Fire." "Maud Allen, the Flying
Lady" "What Happened to
Casey's Coat" "Jack and the Bean
Stalk" in 100 tableaus. "What
Happened IN the Tunnel" kissed
the colored woman instead of the
lady. "a drunken Tramp on Rol-
ler Skates" and thousands of others.
Illustrated songs by Miss Helen
Langdon, assisted 10y Prof. Chas. L.
Langdon, Americas challenge piano.
list. IThe Tie that Binds" s.the
Holy City" sJust One More Song, y
The Fatal Rose of Red" and many
others.
CLYDE NJ. Seamands, Dutch and
Irish comedian, producing mechani-
cal effects and talking sklts for all
moving pictures.
Beatty Bros. have a national repu-
tatlon and come to our city very
highly recommended by the press
throughout the country. We learn
from neighboring towns that this
show is playing to packed houses
and is giving the best of satisfac
ton.
Machine operated by w. J. Beatty,
Americas greatest operate.
At the opera house, May 23rd'
Tickets on sale at Brennan u Davis
store.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1904-05-20

honored deceased was held and the
sympathy felt for the aged and be
reaved husband and his family.
Among the deceased lady's
daughters is Mrs. John Mikan of
Montpelier. JOSEPH IRWIN.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1904-05-20

Death Of Mrs. Tufts at Meadowvi1le.
Mrs. Josiah Tufts, Sr., of
Meadowville, Rich County, Utah,
died at her home early on Saturday
morning, the 14th inst, the cause
Of death being sugar diabetes.
The deceased was born in Col
chester, England, March Z, ls43,
and with her parents emlgrated to
Utah in 1854 and settled in Salt
Lake City and married Father Tufts.
In 1869 her husband came to Bear
Lake valley on a colonlzing mission,
and he brought her to her Meadow
Vile home in 1870, thus making the
lady 50 year resident of Utah, and
of our neighboring village "a years.
The deceased was we'll known here
abouts as a noble wife, mother,
neighbor and citizen, and bore the
burdens and trials incident to the
early settling Of our country and
from thence to her demise with
Christian fortltude.
Two sons and six daughters were
the issue of her marriage, two
daughters passed on before her to
the other and better side, the sur
viving children are all married peo-
pie, and with the exception of their
son Josiah, Jr. and wife, who dwell
in Canada, were all present with
their wife and husbands at the
funeral, also many of the grand
children.
Bishop Ira Nebeker of Laketown
conducted the funeral service on
Tuesday afternoon at the family
residence, and in addition to the us.
ual devotional services, the choral
exercises rendered by the Laketown
ward choir, Elders Joseph Gibbons,
Joseph Irwin, Joshua Eldredge and
Bp. Nebeker made appropriate re.
marks.
AT the grave the choir sang the
hymn % My Father" and the
, mortal remains of the loved and
, highly respected Mother-in- Israel
were by prayer commended and
committed to the divine care and tho
vigilance of the All Seeing Eye.
, There was very large attendance
, OF kin and friends and neighbour
from Meadowville, Round Valley
: and Laketown wards, thus manifest
r ing the high regard in which th'
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ANOTHER BREAK.
Three Prisoners at Paris Get Away.
Caught, but Try itAgain.

The three prisoners, IN jail at
Paris, uader penitentiary sentences,
broke jail w ednesday afternoon, and
succeeded in getting a mile or 50
from town before being recaptured.
Both Sheriff Olsen AID Deputy
Hoge were III Pocatello attending
the republican state convention,
leaving three guards Oh watch.
During the afternoon While the watch
was absent getting something to eat,
the prisoners, with the aid Of q chair
round, pried off one Of the bars Of
the cell, thus giving q chance to
pick the lock, which they did. One
of the prisoners is locksmlth and
he can open lock as easily without
a kew as the Sheriff can with key
The guard returning in q few min
utes gave the alarm. and a short
time afterward the prisoners were
retaken.
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ANOTHER ATTEMPT.

The prisoners hadn't been back III
their cells long before they made
another attempt to escape. With
the aid Of cold ehisel, which they
had gotten ia some mysterious man
ner, and piece of wood, thev had
lifted the cell door from its hinges
and were just ready to again leave
when discoyered.
Two such attempts within
couple Of hours shows there is some
thing wrong somewhere. This Is
the third or fourth time within the
past couple of years that successful
attempts have been made to escape
from the Paris Jail, and although in
most cases, the prisoners have been
caught, it doesn't lessen the fact
that charge of some kind is need
ed. If the fault is in the poor quail
ty of material used in building the
Jail cells, then thev ought to be
torn out and a new lot of cells put
in that are good. Ii the fault is
due to carelessness on the part of
the officials then it is up to the COM
u.issioners to make az. investiga
ton. These jail deliveries, at the
county seat, are getting to be alto
gather to common and the people
are beginning to demand that some
steps be taken to end the practice.
An connection with this there is
another phase of the business that
is coming in for warm condemns
ton, and that is the dilatory tactics
al the l,enitr,tiary officials at Boise,
in not sending after prisoners more
quickly thant they do. There
doesn't seem to be any excuse fun
less the necessity of attending politl
cal conventions can be urged) foI
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Democrat. Call.

Pursuant to, and agreeable with the
authority of the Democratic State Gen.
tral Committee meeting of which
was held in Boise City. Idaho, on the
18th. day of April, 1904, notice is here
by given that Democratic County Con
vention will be held in the brennan
Hall" in the city of Montpelier. County
of Bear Lake and State of Idaho. on
May 25th. 1904 at II o'clock A. NJ
The purpose of said convention is the
election of II delegates TO the State
Convention which convenes at the city
of Weiser, Idaho, on the 9th. day of
June 1904. for electing delegates to the
National Convention, which will be
held III st. Louis Mo. on the 9th. of July
1901
The further object of said County
Convention is to elect delegates TO the
State Convention which conyenes in the
city Of Lewiston, Idaho, on tho 18th.
day of August, 1904, for the purpose of
nominating state Officers to be voted
for at the General Election. in Novem-
ber 1904.
The several Precincts are entitled to
representation as follows viz: