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unspeakably grand. 1t seemed that
one could never tire OF feasting ones
eyes on SO sublime and SO historic
prospect.
mo trees exist, but a good deal OF
bush and shrub clothes the parched
surface. There still fingers about
the upper portion of the rock the last
remnant OF the troops OF Barbary
apes. which once roamed freely about
Gibraltar. No more than half dozen
now exist and modern fortiAcations
and other necessary works are. fear.
making Gibraltar much too busy
place to shelter these shy creatures.
Still. 1t is just possible that this feeble
remnant OF the only wild apes known
to Europe may yet survive and in.
crease. At one time. from much per-
secution. they had sunk to three In.
dividuals; yet in 1893 the numbers
had risen again to at least thirty.
These apes are baboonlike crea-
lures exactly similar to the tailless
Barbary ape found In Morocco. They
are supposed by some to be clear evil
dences OF the fact that Africa and
Spain were once Joined. 1t is by no
means certain that they are indigen-
Gus to the rock. A large number were
introduced In 1740 and In 1868 fresh
blood was again imported. These
apes have been known to scientists
for long ages and Galen. the renowned
Roman physician, in his day studied
and even dissected them"
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Applause in Wrong Place

One sentence, in the middle Of .
long paragraph. he could not decipher.
He struggled with the sentence, quite
at standstill, several minutes. The
city editor called him to make haste.
He turned to an expert shorthand
writer on his left and said:
"'Can you read this sentence here?
For the life Of me. I can't
"The expert studied the sentence.
then shook his head.
mo he said, I can't read 1t. Just
put in Great applause" and let 1t so
at that
so the young man put In great ar'-
plause.' and the next morning. when
he read the speech in the paper. he
found, to his horror. that he had made
his section run:
"T will detain you but few min
utes longer, my friends. (Great ap.
plause.)'"
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~,,., tho owi rose up and spoke owiwise'
o.,o. whit to- whoo and Mas! .
II men apsld only acquire my esfs'
,,,wN.,,S Macy their currents away on ico
Ana hold them for rise, .rora now
And the Pipe lined hunt Tor or'"'
job.
Then the polar bear said. with oear''h
shrug.
:. 0aIianii asiv rrev, some heavy furs.
! IT, men H. o dsucc with clothes and coal!
~ ~ Lr0,,,H AZ ali their heaters for Bowery JUNK
a And ans .' entire state Of william Penn
AN Misht 70 10 raising sheep"
Ihen the s.At gulped down cast-oH
.su. sasa7 You make ms. smile.
srs,s cs,st AZ living ID not al tp gas
\ Xn1 coal and Kerosene iie.
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wis dom Of the Monkey

Now. wouldn't the beef trust get thin
quick,
And ianguish In chronic blues.
II the waste from any old boiler shop
Could be made into Irish stews?"
Then the eagle said. with all these
things.
They'd do away with freight,
And would only need n pair, OF wings
To settle the railroad rate.
Thcre'd be state OF steady decline
In the home Of the. big ship trust;
They'd turn their Pullmans out to grass
And leave the rails TO rust.
Then the monkey spoke, with knowing
wink.
you Fellows would make up patchwork
man.
Wand Ara make make i sse a. easy s for m9kSs kim e
Thut you'd foosle the whole plan,
with nothing ON earth to scrap about
Wbsi's the fun o being manT
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Not Worth II.

A hashily dressed negro walked
into the West Sixty-eighth street po.
lice station the other night and asked
Sergeant Thomson. II he could have a
detective.
What do you want detective
for?" asked the sergeant.
We'll. boss. nah wife done run
away with another man and All thinks
she wants me-"
you'll have to go to a private de-
tective for that. we can't help you
How much will one of them cost
me-"
About IS a day. and he'll take at
least two days"
Him: two days at IS a day! All
guess Ahll let her go. boss. New
York Sun.
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Fine View from Gibraltar

1t is not a very hard climb to the
signal station on the summit OF Glib.
raitar,' writes traveller. "The
height Is no more than 1850 feet. /
visited the station with n friend on a
hne November day. The path zigzags
up the precipitous western face of the
mighty rock; now and again we
passed a sentry and had to show our
passport. Once we had gained the
summit we felt ourselves more than
amply repaid. Whichever way one
turns the views are truly superb.
westward. across the bay of Gibral.
tar. with its magnificent setting OF
NIL ana mountain, lay the extreme
south OF beautiful Andalusia. North
and east stretched Malaga and Ora
Eada. with the splendid heights of
the Sierra Nevada in the far distance.
Eastward rolled the blue Mediter-
ranean: the white canvas Of sailing
bark showed right beneath us, and
steamships piled. like gigantic water
beetles. pushing steadily on their
course. Southward. close at hand. the
nearest point no more than about fif-
teen miles distant. the wild land of
Morocco met our gaze. rugged chains
OF mountains corrugating Its surface:
while far away. in dimmest distance.
rose blue range. which was pointed
out to us as the mighty Atlas itself.
1t was fine. clear day. and the pan.
Drama. whichever way we looked. was
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CHICAGO 4 WONDER CITY.
Only -Four Cities In the World Ahead
AZ ~


Chicago In 1905 is the fourth city
in the world In point OF population
and wealth. says Leslie's Weekly. The
only towns which lead It are London.
New York and Paris. Canton is some
times assigned larger population.
but this Is estimated, for there has
never been any census taken OF its
population. Berlin has Just crossed tie
100000 mark in Inhabitants, but 1t Is
safe to assume that Chicago is aheGd
of the German metropolis. 1t Is Ike
ly to keep ahead. notwithstanding the
wonderful growth of that capital. uu-
examplcd In Europes annals.
Nearly all the worlds great cities
Paris. Berlin. st. Petersburg, Wen
ma, Madrid and others-are far inland.
Even London. the nearest to deep wa
ter OF all Europes great capitals, Is
over sixty miles distant from the sea.
New York Is the only city of cold
manding Importance In any civilized
country which Is in sight of the ocean.
Chicago feels that 1t will some time
have the same prominence In the
United States that Berlin has In Ger
many or st. Petersburg In Russia. 1t
Is growing faster than New York, has
several suburbs which 1t expects TO
absorb within the next FIVE or ten
years and figures that II will pass
New York by 1850. Ten or fifteen
years prior to that date New York
VIII have passed London. so that II
Chicago ever beats the metropolis on
the Hudson she will be the greatest
OF the worlds cities. as she is al.
ready the most marvellous OF them in
her sudden rise and swift expansion,
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cheate on rexa. Justice.

One OF Ambassador Choate's legal
stories told at a gathering of lawyers
on his last visit to this country related
to a Texas Judge before whom a pris-
oner was brought charged with horse
stealing. The Judge promptly sen.
fenced the prisoner to be hanged, but
his lawyer interrupted.
"You can't hang this prisoner ac-
cording to law, your honor" he said.
Guess you're rignt." said the Judge.
well, I'll discharge him and guess
It's up to the boys to hang him accord
ing to the regular ustom."-New
York Times
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EAKNESS GONE
Es AND sIHKIHa SPELLS
nUERED AT LAST.

Tells Her ufFsrsrs
~ Rid Of Serious Troublss
apIe Home Treatment
been bothered for several
Mrs. Murphy, "by stomach
b finally ! became very weak
]. Flashes of heat would
e, and / would feel as II I
down. At such times I
o any household work, but
to lie down, and afterwards
3 very trying nervous spells" f"
vou have u doctor 2" she was
Consulted several doctors but
Hid not improve. One day O
n me why l did not try DR..
Pink Pills. She assured me
hi proved Of tho greatest ben.
Sase Of her daughter. In fact.
them so enthusiastically that
"a got me n box"
hat was the result?"
II had taken half Of tho first
sdition was greatly improved.
less with which they reached
III all my troubles was really
After / lind used only three
|nd no more heat-flashes or
Is. Thanks to them, I have
rell woman.
kry d. Murphy lives at No.
street. Fort Wayne, Indiana.
his Pink Pills. the remedy
found 80 satisfactory. furnish
the blood tho elements that
Ito every tissuo OF tho body.
bc depended OH to revive fail
kth, aud to Danish nervous
|ir tonic properties are abso-
nrpasscd.
Is there is drag. or dizziness, or
boor circulation. or disordered
or rcstlessness. or pains, or ir-
) Of any kind these famous
h be used. They have cured
Estimate cases Of nnnmin, dys.
eumatism, neuralgia, nervous
] aud even partial paralysis.
desire information specially
our own case write directly to
VILLAINS Medicine Company.
Ily. n. Y. Every woman should
py OF DR.. Williams Plain
gomcn. (which will be mailed
" address OH request. Any
IN supply the pills.
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eest Of An,

In my youth l longed to hear
Trumpet measures breathing clear
To the theme my heart should read;
In my youth 1 longcd to see
Shades OF Pierian ope for me
Laurel boughs float down my need.
In my mid-ag naught care.
For the trumpet's hollow blare-
Nesting wrens its throat NAV stopi
In my mid age, / require
Peace and shelter. household fi~e,
Ere their leaves the forests dropl
In my winter. shall stili
Seek abroad with fretful will.
Wanting all that / have not?
Let me swift that chance foreetall.
E2ss Il were not IN my lot
- e1tth -. Thomas. IN Lippincott's.
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Elimination in Railway Rates.
road men qualified to speak
bbiect In a responsible way
to agree with President
penoer OF the Southern Rail-
: he says: There Is no d.
bpInion as to the desirability
Is all secret or unjustly dis
b devices and practises OF
br character"
encer. In speaking OF TN
)rriminatory" rates and de-
kes a distinction which Is at
rent to common sense. There
Dscrimination In freight rates
just. reasonable and impera-
huired by the complex COM
md geographical conditions
eh expert rate makers have
To abolish such open and
Termination might paraiyze
btries OF cities. states and
ktions OF our national terri
)stinction between just and
Examination is clearly recog-
ahe conclusions Of the Inter
Railway Congress, published
should be based OH CONNER
piles. taking into account tho
Editions which bear upon tho
value Of tho services rem
)th the reservation that rates
bhargcd without arbitrary dis
b to all shippers alike under
ions. the making OF rates
far as possible have all tho
hecessary to permit the devel-
the trafi1c and to produce the
sults TO the public and to the
esent proposal Is. As Mr..
Hines Of Louisville showed
barkable testimony the other
(e the Senate Committee at
Dn. to crystalline flexible and
crlminatory rates into fixed
nt rates which cannot be
Except by the Intervention OF
rnment tribunal. and by this
ess to increase "the tempta-
part from the published rate
nwful rate In order to meet
rpowering and urgent com.
pndition."-New York Sun.
idgc a mans knowledge Of
The Ordway new era., 1905-06-09

Are you going to Niagara
FOUR wedding trip? Babette
nt there on my two previous
fips and l believe It's q hoo.
The Ordway new era., 1905-06-09

|ayerage man doesn't under.
kical music-and he is proud
The Ordway new era., 1905-06-09

ndgc n mans knowledge of
lure by the opinion he has of
The Ordway new era., 1905-06-09

hen You Buy Starch
nee and get the best, 10 on.
q. Once used. always used.
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TEA
tea is sound; our ad-
) sound. Our advice
o,l
ound as our tea

'rocer return. your moa.y If you doar
hnr Be,t.
The Ordway new era., 1905-06-09

|stupid-looxing twelve- year.
Ps asked by the teacher In
ne was born. he said that he
porn, he had q stepmother."
The Ordway new era., 1905-06-09

inclow's 0oeennag Dysup.
:sasss: sss:: ~ ssi SIC; ss;. 80 sssss:: ss:
The Ordway new era., 1905-06-09

nmc of life diamonds are
" when Z man has = good
The Winslow mail., 1905-03-11
Bogus Check Artist.

About a month ago one B. Fl.
Garrison, a railroader employed
at this place. succeeded in pas
sing several bogus checks among
our business firms. The exact
amount he secured is not known
but it was in the neighborhood
of $3.50. Garrison claimed that
he was drunk at the time he
wrote the checks, and promised
if not prosecuted that he would
send to his mother in Ohio and
get the money and square every
thing up. He was taken at his
word and the matter dropped.
Nothing more was heard about
it, and it is not known, at least
by the general public, whether
he made good or not Wednes-
day word came from Winslow
that Garrison. while in that
city, the first of the week, drew
a check for $50 on the Navajo
County Bank and had the same
cashed at the Harvey House
there. He then skipped out,
but was arrested at Albuquer-
que, and brought back. and he
now languishes in the county
Jail at Holbrook. The chances
are that it will go hard with
Garrison, this trip, as all peo
pie are not quite such easy
graft as are Williamsites.- Will
liams News.
We learn from Sheriff HouCk
that the above party is not in
the Holbrook Jail, as he has not
yet been caught, although the
The Winslow mail., 1905-03-11
authorities are on the lookou
LETTER LIST.

The following is a list OF
letters remaining uncalled for
in the Winslow postoffice Mar.
II, 1905:
J. B. Brown. Fred Grubb,
Charlie Harris 2, Mrs. E. p.
Hartzell, Fubain Karvely, John
Miller, Edd Moss, Robert Sny-
der, F. r. Shamback, Loss
Thomas, William Lammert,
Chas. Whlsman, P. K. Wilcox,
Dove Wilderson, Mob Wong.
MEXICAN LIST
Amalia Olgin. Luis Nuanez.
Pablo Sidillo. Francisco Anti
lion, Mrs. Sara Bazan.
JULIA MAHONEY, P. M.
The Winslow mail., 1905-03-11

tone, as Mourzook, the big, bel
lowing orential, with a fierce
determination to drive his COM
paniOns into convulsions with
his wrath, Miss Palmer as the
twin sister, and F. W Walters
as Marisquin, a delightful en-
tertainment was assured. Jaw
G. Taylor is a strong addition
to the caste since the company
appeared here last spring. He
appeared in the part of Pedro
and Miss Gertrude Hutchinson
as Paquet. Addie Mumford as
Aurora had a better opportu-
nifty last night to display her
fine voice than Monday eve
ming.
The patronage was good and
the encores very generous.
The Beggar Prince aggregation
is unquestionably the strongest
musical organization that ever
toured western Canada. The
work of the members is artistic
and the pieces are staged with
an eye to accuracy. Special
scenery is carried by the COM
pany for repertoire OF stand
ard comic opera.
Tomorrow the company will
go to Edmonton, returning for
a single night stand in Calgary
next Wednesday. = The Daily
Herald, Calgary, Wednesday,
October 26, 1904.
Notice for Proposals
Office of the Board of Supervis-
The Winslow mail., 1905-03-11
ors of Navajo County

ors of Navajo County.
Holbrook, Arizona, February
"a, 1905.
The Board of Supervisors of
said County will receive sealed
proposals Tor the building of an
iron or steel bridge over the
Little Colorado River, three
miles from the town of Wins
low, the dimensions and des-
cription of bridge to be built
will be furnished by the Clerk
of the Board. The proposals
tor the mason work connected
with the erection of the same
will be considered separately.
Bids will be opened at the Office
of the board at their regular
quarterly meeting April 3, 1905
at 2 o'clock p. m.
The board reserves the right
of refusing all bids.
A. F. MCALLIsTER,
Clerk of the Board.
The Winslow mail., 1905-03-11
Leave orders with r. G..
CreSwell for coal.
Comic Opera at The Lyric

The three act comic opera,
Girofie- Glrofa, at the Lyric last
night, attracted much atten-
ton. The cast is strong and
the music was very we'll re-
ceived. The quaint character
of Don Bolero was in the hands
of F. A. Wade and it is a viola
tion of no confidence to say the
gentlemen got so much applause
and genuine melody out of the
part as the composer could de-
sire. AS a comedian Mr.. Wade
is a success and his songs are
good, With Bronti, the bari
The Winslow mail., 1905-03-11

J./F. Mahoney has received
a large consignment of the
latest novels which he is sell
ing at the very low price of 25c.
Call and make your selection
before the best are gone. The
Postoffice News Depot.
The Winslow mail., 1905-03-11

Wanted. 10 men in each state
to travel, tack signs and distri-
butte samples and circulars of
our goods. Salary SIS 90 per
month, $500 per day for ex-
penses. KUHLMAN Co., Dept.
w. Atlas Bldg, Chicago.
The Winslow mail., 1905-03-11
Notice for Proposals

Office of the Board of Supervis-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-05-21
THIS MEANS:

FIRST-THE PREFE RED
STOCK is called preferred because it
constitutes an absolute first claim, in
effect A FIRST MORTGAGE on the
entire assets, property, property
rights, trademarks, trade-rights, ETC.,
and the net profits of the business.
The common stock cannot draw one
cent of dividend until the PRE-
FERRED STOCK has first been paid
its guaranteed 7 per cent dividend
each and every year.
SECOND-t is FULLY PAID
and NON-ASSESSABLE. $1,000
pays in full for one share, and you
cannot be assessed for further pay
ment under any consideration.
THIRD-An annual dividend of
SEVEN PER CENT must FIRST
be paid each and every year on all
the preferred stock before the common
stock can begin to receive one cent,
and this dividend is also a FIRST
CLAIM on all the property of the
society. During the first year of
operation under the cooperative plan
we have earned and paid dividends at
the rate of 10 per cent per year,
which is 3 per cent more than guar
anteed.
FOURTH-FULLY PARTICI-
PATING means that in addition to
the seven per cent guaranteed divi-
dend, the preferred stock fully par
ticipates and share alike-in
all the profits of the society. You
do not earn 7 per cent alone; this is
the LEAST you will earn. You will
earn just as much more as the amount
of business done permits. 1t may
be 2 per cent, it may be IS per cent,
or even more, but can never be less
than 7 per cent. For example: If the
dividend is IS per cent, you receive
in addition to the guaranteed per
cent dividend, another IS per cent
dividend.
FIFTH-Every dollar received from
the sale of preferred stock goes right
into the business for active use, and is
represented by actual assets-dollar
for dollar. Not one cent is paid to
promoters or fiscal agents, but every
dollar received goes into the treasury
of the society for the society's use.
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wonderful demonstrated
would be thankful be PER-
MITTED to his money shares.
him because he could ONLY GIVE US HIS
MONEY
We don't want SHAREHOLDERS-CO-
OPERATIVE SHAREHOLDERS women, children
this least in town hamlet
impeled ownership and personal
their business become walking talking advertise
their establishment who matter they hold but
hare will feel ownership their institution
do, TALK THE BUSINESS-PUSH THE BUSI-
NESS-BOOM THE BUSINESS.
shareholders to be active in and for
owners and saesmen-all in
OWNERS: will receive investment
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subject of cooperation and
n operative dealing the successful history of which now
attracting attention throughout the land, we
after wears large national
society," business ideal basis
thus inuring astonishing which have
since
This plan of the best bankers, lawyers
certain of immense Our expert
this After six months of operation In 1oo3
dividend the rate
addition carrying good amount the surplus account
remarkable showing by co-opeators
where second dividend 1910 paid August The
February These dividends
1917 for the eighteen cent than
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(s guaranteed and in addition proporonae share of the
profits which the investment from the start
During eighteen of from july
February 1906 dividends
besides balances the surplus
Taking consideration the expenditures naturally required
the showing remarkable. If the
months dividends the of earned
the future will bring still
which reach cent annually according
10 of business secured.
AS CUSTOMERS: special privileges in purchasing
(f paronize which
opona special discount of from
regular catalogue prices, which will than
entire investment n
AS COOPERATORS: If you influence orders for will
which would otherwise have
selling advertising and catalogues
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Patterned after the English
system of cooperation (Which is
thoroughly explained, and the results
of which are submitted in this
prospectus), we have added import
ant features which mean: % An
operating capital greater than that OF
all similar institutions. (2) A vol
ume of sales far beyond the present
record of the greatest mercantile in
situations of the world. 90 Operat-
ing expenses greatly reduced below
the present average. Cd A largely
increased net profit on the investment
in consequence.
The five main questions In any
commercial enterprise are these:
(I) Line of business. (2) Capital
"a Sales. (4) Expense. 81
Profits. If you will carefully follow
and study our plan you will find that
each of these requirements has never
been as thoroughly met in any under
taking.
(I) Our BUSINESS is to sell every
thing from a needle to threshing
machine" in every country on the
globe. There is no limit either to the
number of lines handled, nor the num-
Der of customers to whom to sell them.
(2) Our CAPITAL-the shares
being distributed among thousands of
small investors-will be larger than
any man, or set of men, has ever been
able to invest in a mercantile enter
prise.
90 Our SALES-by reason of the
extensive lines handled, the enormous
field covered, and particularly because
of the interested cooperation of thou
sands of profit-sharing shareholders
right on the ground in nearly every
town of the country-wil reach
figure never dreamed of before.
ca Our EXPENSES to-day are
less in percentage than in any similar
institution, and will be still less, be-
cause the larger the volume of the
business the lower the rate of ex-
pense. We have no statesmen. We
do all our business by means of adj
yertising and catalogues-anda as even
this expense is greatly reduced by
Wv Il OdtdiOSuC III tiAS
of local shareholder do the work of
ten in the hands of people who are
buyers or customers only-our rate
of expense is the lowest ever known.
80 Our PROFITS-withi immense
quantities of merchandise bought or
manufactured by ourselves at the low
est spot cash carload price, and with
expenses reduced to a minimum
profits are showing record-breaking
percentages on the capital invested.
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NET PROFITS

The profits reach cent annu
this estimate of the earnings of this successful
business years. which is NOT NEW, UNPROVEN
ENTERPRISE, business which already has million
doing business day;
which everything from needle threshing machne which
reaches every part and point of the civilized world
During twenty successful existence the CASH BUYERS
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and increased its capital stock to
Five Million Dollars, consisting of
100000 shares at $1,000 each and
divided as follows:
Preferred Stock. S2,5oo,o 900
Common Stock a,soo, 900
We offer for sale, at par, for cash,
preferred stock only. The preferred
stock is fully paid, worcestershire,
seven % per cent Guaranteed, Cumu-
lative and Fully Participating.
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THIS is COOPERATION AT LAST

I
the wordthe
Chicago
purchasing distributing which
lower than BEFORE the of living
the direct
by perhaps through
price they ordinarily obliged pay.
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LIMITATION
OF SUBSCRIPTION

We would prefer to place this stock
to 100000 individual shareholders,
each owning but one share, because
the widest possible distribution of
the shares is the chief object of this
organization; therefore, not to ex-
coed 100 shares (sI,ooo) will be sold
to any individual. The limit will