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NEATLY FURNISHED. heated rooms -
ave. nv. - 50
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eARGE cheerful rooinss can accommodate
q: bath. heat; opposite Pension Once: rea
sonanie. Isl q ST. NV ~
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$500 GROCERY stock and fixtures paying:
cash trade; desirable for single lady;
investigate. Address BOX G, this Office.
mfl3-4t
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PARLOR and balcony, seating 20 people:
price SO 65e Pennsylvania ave ny
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VARIETY store for sale; good stand. 7o6
Fl St ne. mh3-4t
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DANCING.

THE ORDWAYS. ISL 18th ST. Nw.-Eyery
Tuesday, Friday. and Saturday evenings: be-
ginners' class 80; advanced. $50 LADY as
sistants; six lessons. $3.50. Private lessons by
appontn ent. feS-30,
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AUTOMOBILES FOR HIRE.

TIE ST. LOUIS TOURING CAR, owned b.
private party, for hire: reasonable rates. In
quire SHORE, f21I New York ave. NV. Tel
ephone Main 697. inh2-5t
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/ THREE ROOMS for inauguration acconmo
dalton. 290I 18th St NV; on car line.
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FOR REnT-FuRNIsHEo ROOMS.

PARTIES of four, six. and eight accor,mo.
dated at 623 z ST. NV 1t
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SLEEPING accommodations for 30 people al
III Pennsylvania ave. NV. 17lIsz2r
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CAN ACCOMMODATE S persons: furnished
rooms inaugural week: private family; Fea-
sonabfe. los H st NV rlilz-st
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FOR RENT-Three well heated furnished
rooms for Inauguration; rates reasonable 23I
st. rnfe-gt
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FOR SALE-AUTOMoBILES.

FOR SALE-Automobiles. Fords, st. Louis
Oldsmobiies. Ramblers, Thomas, Cleveland
Freedman; prices ranging from $3.50 TO $500
new automobile, 1904 model, $3.50. AUTOMO-
BILE STATION. us 18th st. nv ml1S-3t
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HELP wANTED-MALE & FEMALE

PREPARATION for March
and April civil service examinations. only
So. Address BOX 800, thtis office. n1h3, 81
and gentlemen interested
in the formation of a dramatic conn any:
no fees. Address BOX 592. this office. rnh2-2t
WANTED-fFive cooks, 10 mattresses. dish
washers. AT KELLEY'S CAFE, 407 18th at.
uh2-2t
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HELP WAETED-MALE.

wANTED-A arst-class barber. 1893 c st.
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FOR RENT during the inauguration fur
rished rooms reasonable. 916 Z st.
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FOR RENT-FURNIsHED HOUSES.

FOR RENT-Handsomely furnished 12-rooln
house, tiled baths, neal Massachusetts ave
and 21st St; price ST, 500 by the year. Ad-
dress BOX 595, this office. nh2-3t
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ozi Z ST NE=-Four warm pleasant rooms. tr,
private family, viii accommodate twe oer-
sons each; comfortable beds mot cofsl: bath.
car al door. minutes walk from Ca4,itef.
breakfast If desired; sI.5o per day. i9.h3-st
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ACCOMMODATIONS for four gentIen5eg far
three four nights. Caii at 6g9 f3fh 81
nv; walk 10 the third floor
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FOR RENT-Two large parlors; will
accommodate seven; large room accom-
modaffn6 four; near Patent Office, 9Th and
g i Grant place, bet. G and H. 9Th and
iOth Il
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HANDSOME front room for inauguration
visitors; steam heat. with or without board
312o 18th ST. NV rlIlez2t
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TWO ROOMS for Inauguration 75c per day:
beds 1913 I St NV. Iah2-2t
FURNISHED ROOMS for rent for the inzu-z
gurat!on. 6es Cd st. NV nh2-5t
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WAfITED-An opportunity, strictly conaden-
tiaf, is offered to anyone with few hun
dred dollars. Address P. o. BOX 255. rnh2-3t
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FOR PENT-Roonas for jransients: private
family accommodations for 10; near Capitol;
convenient to Pennsylvania ave and East
Capitol cars; lodging 81. 513 5th St Sc
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UPHOLSTERED COTS good, strong ones at
cost BEDELL MFG. CO. 63s ana ca d
81
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cosfFORTABLE beds and cots: low rates.
I24 East Capitol 81 nlf1e=3t
ACCoMMoDATIoNs for s gentlemen with or
without board 3 c St Sc Fnil2-et
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ROOMS for Inauguration. 81 II St NV
Hah2-2t
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TWO comTnunicat ting rooms, suitable for
party OF 4; well heated good location; have
no ooarders or sroomers; noe Jess . days So
North Carolina ave Sc mf2-at
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FINE Furnished rooms for Inauguration: all
11o4 9Th st. nh2-3t
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STORAGE.

WHY PAY MORE? We store for Tao Loaf
UNITED STATES STORAGE CO. 4IS-4ao-4 /:
10th St NV. Phone Main 1923. mhS-30t
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WATED-wonen for all kinds of work. 81 to
50 day. Apply AMERICAN HOMESEEKERS'
ASSOCIATION, 4I9 10th st. NV. 1t
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FOR RENT--Furnished rooms near best res
tatrants and al street cars; central. His
toric Sufratt Mansion. Goa II st. NV. n1h3-2t
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FURNISHED room for two or three. Ial5
10th st. ,s1i.2-st
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BEST SELLER known; steel ng,aving- ef
all the Presidents. including Roosevelt inst
OUT limited number; s.dis 81: agents &c
Z. j. IOTTEN. 6lS II s.. NV Il
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GOOD accommodations; beds and neaIs:s
terms cheap. Ilz9 lth 81 NV. n1fs-2e
LARGE room: accommodations for s: terms
reasonable. go G st. NV r.
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WARM ROOMS for ten people. .1Ios stf. St
| NV. nlfla-st
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FREE l lb. of Fancy Cakes with each
gallon of ice cream, zoe and 90c per gallon.
LACEY'S. GOT New York ave. ja3-tf
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FURNISHED rooms for Inauguration; double
beds and heat. 1905 9th st. NV t.
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FOR RENT-FURNISHED AND UNI
FURNISHED ROOMS.
FOR RENT-HOUSES.

REAL ESTATE LOANS and INSURANCE.
JAIL C ST N V. fe28-tf
FOR RENT-1S13 4th st. NV SIX rooms
bath. with porcelain bathtub; furnace heat :
side light; tine repair. desirable and con-
venient location; SO per month.
MOORE & HILL Qnc}, III 18th st. NV.
Ge2e-tf
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NAUGURATION-Can accommodate in two
rooms; reasonable; cots. BEDS car at
corner p K St Ee- mh2-3t
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-01

Lift the hands again and fling them
down and backward just Al the right
Of the right leg: repeat. bringing
the hands down just a. the left Of
tho left lee Again raise elaHped
hands aud gHlug them back be
tween the lao AL at first AiWayf
take full breath when raising the
arms and lft II out when HWinEing
them downward n o. reHtful and
strengthening t0 the back 10 repeat
the HeaaHd Increment from 3 10 10
time according to the length Of the
time uHeIIfed orig -
THIrd mos emcut-sr the heels
euHIIH together. turning the toes out
naturally Fling tho arms lightly
above Tire head. nlliuE the IungH.
sweep The whole body emily and
Imply forward and touch the floor
with tie finger tips The IueH# must
not be bent There viii De strain
ON the cords of the legs This VIII
rrHHIt In no injury Repeat this
movement and touch the floor near
the RIGHT toe repeat and touch near
the left toe. then again straight In
front of the body n viii be per
hapa. Impossible 90 touch the floor
with the fingers until after aevefai
weeks Of practice Take If cay. do
not try 10 work too fast SLOW work
brings most hatlafactofy results
Dig =
Fourth movement By this time
the muscles OF the legs are tired
and need relaxation They have
been doing all OF the work Lie flat
on the back on the floor. the hands
resting lightly ON the chest LIN
the left foot high above the body.
pointing the tor upward. aud push
steadily Repeat five times. Try
the same with the right foot The
same with both feet Then tn row
both feet into the air ana imagine
yourself riding bicycle turned up
side down Make the feet perform
circles. a. II the pedals were going
round and round. stretching the Leg
we'll Repeat three or four times
Roll the body over onto the face
Kick the riRht foot back over the
body five times Repeat with the
left foot and then with both feet.
Roll the body again onto the back
Swing the feet into the air and Try
20 touch the floor above the head
with tho tips Of the toes.
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selves healthier by a few simple ex-
ercisos for the back The move
ments here given will relieve that
amarting. burning sensation across
the small OF the back. about the
waist. and At the base Of the brain.
First movtment-stand with the
weight on the balls OF the feet Take
a fun breath a fun breath means
one that diatsnda the body at the
waist as well a. across the chest
with this full breath raise both
hands and arms until the tips Of
tho fingers point directly above the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-01
APPEAL TO
LEGISLATURE
BUILDING TRADES COUNCIL
OPPOSES REPEAL OF TIE
EIGHT HOUR LAW

Ata special meeting Of the Build
ing Trades Council. Of this city. held
last night. resolutions against the
repeal OF the eiEht-hour Law were
endorsed and eopiet
ordered forewarded 20 Olympia Thu
resolutions we're lated endorsed by
the Carpenters. Painters and stone
Cutters unions at their regular
meetings
The resolutions are as follows
Whereas. An effort Is being
made during the closing daya Of the
legislature 20 rush through repeal
Of the state law establishing eight
hours a. lawful day labor on
public works.
Whereas. The eight hour day for
labor hsa been abundantly iuatifie
By experience as a fair and equis
able institution. established a. q re
suit Of long years 81 effort on the
part Of those who toll. which can
not be surrendered without a strug-
gle involving every influence At the
command Of working men. and
Whereas. The existing laws In
this state have. after years Of oh
RtructlYe litigation. a. last received
the sanction OF our highest courts
and ara now. for the FIRST time Ia
a fair way Of receiving an honest
enforcement. nov.
Therefore be 81 resolved. BY the
Building Trades Assembly. in spe-
eial session assembled 10 act in the
present emergency. that We demand
Of the representatives Of King
county. In the state legislature. the
fun measure 20 which labor. organ
lied and unorganized. II Justly en-
titled A. their hands. against the re
peal Of existing laws establishing
eight hours a. n lawful days labor
on all forms % public works. by
contract aud otherwise.
We denounce the beiated intro
ductiun Of this repeal measure al
the behest OF a contractors combine
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armed with every e0rruptive agency.
We deny the subsidized state
ments alleging increased cost of
public works a. likely 90 eusue uu=
less this just law be repealed. a.
being contrary 10 general experience
and In defiance OF many proven IL
Illustrations in this city and else
where
These statements are insldiouH=
~ exploited in order 20 influence
public sentiment against the eight
hour law
We therefore. IN common with
the forces Of labor throughout the
state Of Washington. appeal against
such a backward step Of civilization
as ia contemplated by this repeal
measure
without any desire 20 threaten.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-01
Wheels Don't iura Under Private
Oil Tank Cars in Kansas

Knapp. the first Independent OH OPP
orator OF the Chanuto fields. II WAS
Knnppn initial development that
made tho Kansas fields the greatest
Ina tho world When be entered the
field the Standard did not have the
network OF tracks and pipe lines
which II has today. and Knapp had
no trouble In marketing his oil At
a fair profit
II la different now Simultaneous
~ with the appearance 81 the stand
ard interests. railway rates took "A
balloon like jump until they became
pruhihitiyc aud the producers only
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roll from front to side. from side 70
front. across TO the other side and
back 10 front Don't roll the body
around and back. simply from aide
TO side. easily and without strain.
Breathe lightly during the waist
BwayinE
Second movcmeut-Again IN the
hands above the head. filling the
lungs a. before Clasp hands above
the head Set the feet well apart.
Swing the ciasped hands lightly
down and between the legs and
backward. letting the breath out
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-01

OLYMPIA. March THE house
today passed Senator Raaher'H bin
appropriatlng $4,000 for the Flor
ence Crittenden homes in Seattle.
Tacoma aud Spokane. Il was lob
bled for By Mra. Moffett. Of Seattle.
It also passed Senator Bakers bill
creating Benton county. The irri-
cation bin was later passed.
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recourse WINS the Standard pipe line.
knapp'H one chance was "A oompro
mise with tho Standard. exchanging
hts crude oil. barrel for barrel FOR
what Boz called gas oil which
served his purpose aud gave the
trust all the profit from the by
products OF hts crude oil.
In the trust throttling measures
Instituted by the legislature. Knapp
Heea a hope that In the near future
he may be able To use this string OF
ears. which have done nothing but
accumulate rust since he was forced
10 ridetrack them
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head. sim with the lungs flled
with air. push upward slowly and
steadily. but strongly Then with
the breath slowly leaving the lungs
LET the arms sweep forward h1d
downward. the muscles OF neck,
shoulders and waist relaxing az the
arms and body sweep forward. Let
the hhuds hang Imply. the head
hangs Imply. and the whole body
except the legs feel limp and iuar.
tive. 10 not try to touch the floor
With tho fingers. Let the body
the haula. head and arms still limp.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-01

King should the following
seuaors-J A. T. Van de vanter. o A. Tucker. A.
Heinrich. William IL Moore w. c. Potts NJ Kiunear T. D.
Palmer
Representaives-M " Morrill, Brown n. Clark Thos
Dobson MeVAy O. Erickson A Twtehei
Houston II James Weir F. Todd T. H. Rennlek
Joseph Lyons s. Gleason. G. Y. Yias r. r. Booth
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l.. T. Jacobson, freight solicitor
for the Chicago. Milwaukee & St
Paul railroad. returned yesterday 10
POLAND with H. s. Rowe to take a
position ia Rowe's office in Port
land H. - Sailor has been ap-
pointed 10 take the place vacated
By Jacobson.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-01

Women Who stand during the day.
or bend over desks. or do much
running up and down stairs. will
rsat themselves and make them
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tie Star.
CHANuTE. Kan. March IA
string Of oil tank cars. standing idle
and empty on a side track Just
northeast OF this town. is IA $4,000
object lesson In the rate diaefimln#
alton which caused bleeding Kan
sas' tn turn aud attack the stand
ard oil company through the legla-
laiurc.
The ears are the property Of / y.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-01

ROUTINE
Olympus Bureau
Seattle Daily Star,
Olympia, Wash.

MRS. moFFETT is SUCCESSFUL
IN LOBBYING THE BILL
THROUGH THE LEGISLATURE
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The DIRECT PRIMARY BILL

following the delegation shows how
line the direct primary bill pending In the
legislature
For primary Palmer. Tucker;
Representatives Booth Todd Mcv. Erickson Dawes Rsniek to-
Against primary Heinrich. Knuear smith:
Repgeseuatves Clark Morrill,. " cir. Brown. total.
Gleason Houston. TNichci Irving Dobson.
Lyons total. :.
senator sick Be included In
Any category though he would probably be called
80.
on the Representatives Houston and Lyons will
majority is held on the question
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-01
New
Veilings

Shaded or ombre effects
are the proper things in
Veillngs this season. We
have them In fancy nets,
plain or with chenille
dots. in lengths suitable
for hat Grapes. Ask TO
see them.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-01

but with that supreme instinct Of
self preservation which IL the first
Law Of labor and Of life. we de-
mand that every member Of the
legislature discharge his fun re-
HpouHIbilify ln this matter with
knowledge Of what his vote means
10 the cause Of labor. which 10 the
cause OF humanity
The Western Central Labor union,
1t its meeting tonight. will also en-
d0rse similar resolutions. and also
one against the autl=b0yc0u law.
Allen Weir yesterday filed suit
against the Seattle Electric COM
pauy for $4,000 damages. alleged
10 have been suffered b. himself in
q fall from "a Queen Anne street car
At the corner Of Virginia and First
IN December.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-01
Hose
Support
erS

adde's Hose Supporters.
made OF good quality
plain or frilled silk elias
tic. with velvet or coral
grips. regular 35c and 40e
values. on sale tomorrow
at ..... ......2 3c
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-01
New
Ribbons

New Narrow Ribbons in
plain colors and the wide
ones In polka dot and
Dolly Warden effects
those pretty figured and
floral designs so much
admired. at. a yard $50.
.............36 soc TO Use
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-01
New Belts

Many Of the New SILK Belts
are here - pretty girdle
shapes-plaln and button
trimmed. in blue. white.
black and brown. at.
each $50, Csc, Toe, S5c
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-01

In the past, many refriaerators
have been put on the market
which have had for Innings opal
glass. porcelain, crystal, plate.
glass and the like. Still. the fact
remains that none Of them his
ell the cold retaining properties
Of stone, and added TO this 10
their expense and likelihood Of
breakaae.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1905-08-10
RECOMMENDS RAISING
ALL LOCAL QUARANTlNES.

The Pine Bluff board of health has
received letter from DIR. G. M. d..
Cantrell president of the state board
If health. recommending that all quar-
antines be raised and that local
boards of health cooperate with the
state board in making the quarantine
effective on the borders of the state.
This letter was read at the board of
health meeting and Dr. w. B. Blank
enship moved that the suggestion OF
DIR. Cantrell be acted upon but the
other members of the board opposed
raising the local quarantine and some
even wanted to make It tighter. 1t
therefore seems that the present local
quarantine will continue until the cpl
demic in New Orleans is abated. II
is reported that some Of the small
towns south Of Pine Bluff are running
short of provisions as a result of the
fact that no freight can be shipped
from the south 1t is feared here that
such conditions will exist here if the
quarantine is maintained very long.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1905-08-10

of business similar in most respects
and objects to that conducted by the
said defendant, amongst whom were
Swift and company, the Cudahy PACK
ing company, the Hammond PACKING
company, Nelson Morris and company
and Armour and company, TO regulate
and fix The selling price OF all or
nc.rtion of the output of said de1eho-
ant of certain articles of manufacture,
merchandise. commodity and conven,
fence, towit, the products of food ami
nal sand articles of food and other
articles of which food animals form q
component part or for which they may
| be utilized, and to maintain such price
when so regulated and fixed, contrary
| % the form of the statute in sucf
.ases made and provided and in VIC
alton thereof.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1905-08-10
WARNER DOES STUNTS IN SLEEP
Missouri Senator on Car Turns Down
Imaginary office-Seeker.

Kansas City, Mo, Aug. 1o.-"1 tell
YOU there is no vacancy" said United
States Senator William Warner OF
Missouri, clad in his pajamas, in the
small hours of the morning, as ne
stood in the aisle of a Pullman car
sound asleep, and shook his finger at
the conductor. There is no vacancy,
he repeated. 81 am sorry"
Just then the train lurched and
threw the senator against berth, and
he woke up. He rubbed his eyes. look
ed about him and said, What was
saying? beg your pardon, but have
walked and talked in my sleep for
years"
The conductor told him what he
had said. Il have always held thai
the applicants for Office haven't wor
ried me-" Major Warner said, but
think they have begun to work Oh
my brain, as I have taken to talking
Of them in my Sleep
Major Warner was on his way home
from Washington.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1905-08-10

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ARMOUR PACKING COMPANY
Alleged That It Has Forfeited Right
to Do Business in State.

Little Rock Aug. 1O-This is the
day of the strenuous life for the trusts
doing business in Arkansas. First the
application of the antitrust law drove
out the foreign insurance companies,
then the International Harvester COM
pany was sued for violation OF the
law, and yesterday the Armour Pack
ing Packing company is made defend
ant in a suit for the forfeiture of right
to do business in the state and for
100000 penalty.
The complaint alleges that on the
23rd day of January, 1905, and on the
25th day yof March, 1905, and on the
26th. 9th, 2Sth, Goth, 30th and 31st
days or March, 1905. the defendant
had created, entered into and become
and was then, a member Of and a par
ty to a pool. trust, agreement, com
bination confederation. and under
standing With certain other corpora
tions. partnerships, individuals, per
sons and associates of persons and as
sociations of persons, engaged in lines
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1905-08-10
Pears for Preserving.

have twelve trees loaded with fine
nears that I desire to sell at once, so
will deliver them anywhere in the
CITY at IS cents per bushel. These
pears are just right fer preserving.
New telephone or leave order at ~
'.1ain street.
CHAS. LUMPKlNS.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1905-08-10
A Good Nights Rest.

The greatest tonic on earth is a good night
est. Restless nights aud the terrible exhaus-
ion of a hacking cough are dread dangers OF the
,oor cousumptive But why this fear OF the
tight when a few doses of Or. Boschee's Ger
nau Syrup will insure refreshing sleep entirely
ton in the morning is made certain by taking
German Syrup 1t has :cured consumption foI
forty wears. Trial bottle 25c Big bottle !oc- 81
II druggists