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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-22
SPIKE AND RAIL

Eght delegations Of the knights or
Columbus have booked to Los Angelica
via the Salt Lake Route,
Travelling Passenger Agent II, Dunn
Of the oregon Short Line has returned
from trip TO Dallas, Tex
The various passenger agents nre All
out soliciting business 10 the teachers
excursion east May ~, 20, June g. g. 10
ana l2,
The conductors on the Salt Lake
Route passenger trains between this
city and Cnliente nre John Berry Will
liam Adams, j. u, Mccarty, Louis
Moore and Thomas Brennan,
w. Moore Of San Diego, Cal, IL In the
city booming the famous tented city at
Coronado beach, He was busy today
dressing the window Of the snlt Lake
Route with Views Of the famous resort
The sugar factory people nt Blookfoo,
are flgurlng on putting IN n small
branch from the oregon Short Line
main line TO follow ny the foothills I'M.
IN II reaches Taylor tapping the iich
Goshen and Taylor countries
Mrs. a, H. Armstrong wife Of tho
chief clerk ~ the local agency Of tho
Chicago n Northwestern, In expected
TO return 10 Salt Lake this week, hay-
Ing completed a tour Of the world, she
IN now IN Los Angeles,
Tho story 10 the eheot that A. G.
RidgwNy general manager Of the y, n
II, o., " 10 be chief of construction on
the Western Pacific has been copiel
from the Salt Lake papers by the Den-
YER press ana IL once more going the
rounds,
Colorado heroes are not depending on.
tlroly on Andrew Carnegie for rccognl.
ton, Miss Helen Gould has taken care
of one, Leroy lrven Dixon, a small boy
OF La Plata county saved Denver s.
Rio Grandc train from destruction one
night IN October 1904, 10y waving u red
handkerchief NJ the crucial moment ~
ro9kslldo In the mountains The net
was called TO the attention OF MISS
Gould when she visited Denver After
investigation, she has now decided 10
educate tho boy NJ hor own expense at
any school and college he may select
The youngstor had refused a reward
from the railroad company
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-22

A large number OF probate matters
wcro attended TO In Judge Armstrong;
court Saturday, Thu viii OF william
plnney, deceased, WA admitted 10 pro,
bate aud Jemlma W. Pinney was ap'
pointed IN eXeoutrIS OF the estate With
out bonds,
4, N, schumacher was appointed aA
administrator of the estate OF his de.
ceased wife, Mary A. schumacher, and
his bond was fixed az $4,000
In the matter of the estate ana
guardianship Of Scott 4, Klmball, n
minor Mira Geneva A, kimball was ar.
pointed aa guardian under bonds In tho
sum Of 1890,
Joseph n, ilurd was appointed ~ adj
mmlslfator with the viii annexed Of
the estate of Jonathan NJ, Williamson,
deceased, and his bond was fixed In tho
sum OF 10000, lie was appointed IN
the place Of the executors named In the
viii who Withdrew some time ago.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-22
NEW YORK PRODUCE.

Now York, May a,~gugar, raw, steady,
Fair refining, . llsl6, centrifugal 90 toRt,
li.lG mongeoa uuHar, 3 7,l0
l'ennod-Bloedy ,Crushod, Gbh powder,
cd, 5,Qi, graduated 6S,
Coffoe~ Slon1y No, Z RIO, cents.
Now York May 9- linttol'-lfIrm street
prices extra creamery, gMa2N, official
prices creamery, common 10 extra, l0n29
state dairy common tn extra. lSu2lA,
renovated, common 70 extra lbd2O, veal d.
orl factory, common 90 extra, llmlSb,
western Imitation creamery oStra, l0nOi
do, nreta ls
Chocso Easy. New state fun cream
amll white inc, lQhl do fair TO choice,
choice, pINl0h do, white large ilno, lOtf
l04, do, oOlorod llno, DAniOhi old gato
lull cream. .Colorod ana white fnncy, liA ,
do, hno, 1874,
Egg. Irregular Western choice -
fancy RaleIsi do regular paoMnge, 1870
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-22
SHORTS IN CORN GET
A TREMENDOUS SCAR,

Chicago, May %, --ContInuod 49,.
weather created bulish scpllm,,,
wheat today In addition prices az IA"
crpool showed good gains A feo,,.
Of trading was the strength az ~
May delivery, At the start thai o,n"'
was w J cent to 3d. Buying By sHo"ry,,
soon Forced the price NJ to iOg R'su
action 10 lOlh followed, hllv o,,lg
q shafe lower 10 NNh higher nJ'EpW
ssh, and IN sympathy with MAJ
vanood 10 sou. Minneapolis bn,nu
and Chicago reported rocoIplt of nv
cars against 296 cars year apo, w
Urgent buying by shortB OF corn o.,
May delivery resulting In an ady,n,,
OF an oven 9 cents n bushel was mo tcs
lnre OF trading In the corn mofkeI. az
forlngs were extremely mongor an,
the price Jumped up IN bounds Of e. 4,
l cent at q jump, A threatened otor
nor' Of oil corn for May delivery wo,
the cause OF tho sensational ndvobro
AZ the opening May was M We M AZ
Before half an hour had eapyod IN
price had touched 800, July opened On
changed TO \ lower, at i1ts 10 i7N' AM
sold up 10 iSh,
July oats opened unclaimed, nj 9nH
ana sold up TO 2oM d2aA,
July pork opened up ghc 10 l2iO; hrt
was unchanged AT 13Ils, and ribs wor,
up shade at i21hm1SO
loss hnlllshnose was infested during tm
last half of the session Reports mon
the winter wheat territory were connI 1
Ing, u report Of u Minneapolis ctop A
pert who IN now on n tour uf the south
west being quito hcnrlsh Under gene IA
tollmg July sold on 10 M, where i Cts
ed With n net pAln for the day " a, Ma,
closed NJ l0l, a gnn Qf 3 cents
Corn~An estimate " liberal rccopU
for tomorrow had n depressing lnet
May selling or 10 t0R, 0fttr touching as
MlSls July sold OF 70 ", where il dose
with a gain of 4 flnnl quotations ON MA
so Glo'T ,,a %9ca b May, ioG July IS,
ss SSrnr Az; nay S,d % VI. JO fSc ~ 99a @s1sS
da,ls1Mi% 56,. %u MA ss,s t ssip, I,' "
PORK May ls'5Oi July isdsa, SOFT
,lb.9,rdIdAoN, iSUi@Si Wv 1885, Sept
Rl6s May fiCi July 7ss0isi',i fopt
Ryo-May, illsaT.
flaN-COshl northwest lie.
Timothy May 2N
Glover May, ilitqi,6,
Barley-C cash, igU60,
CASH Wheat No 2, rcd. iOl6i.6G. M
g. red l,Ollau1 03; No q hard, IOdln
No. 3, hard 0lNl,0Q No 1, northern. I iod
iil,i N9,ooS, Mor'hcrn io'u oo No s
ools-No h So}aosli No 3, Soa%G
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MOYER EXONER ATED.


The report OF Referee II, j. Dlnlnny
who heard the disbarmont proceedings
against Attorney George W, Meyer, mas
been submitted 20 the supreme court
Az heretofore stated, II oSonorates At
torney Meyer Of all charges OF unpro'
fosslonal conduct made against him.
and further states that the charges were
unfoundod and malicious and were
made for the purpose Of lnJurlng nv
Meyers professional standing and 90
vent luminosity against him ana not
with purpose Of purifying the legal
profession II states that there II no
truth IN the charge that he was un'
faithful to his clients, but the charges
II anything, grow out Of zeal In his
clients interests.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-22
FOR A SQUARE DEAL.
Sal, lake Routes Grievances 10 bs Ad'
Justed by Nursnli

The Transconlncnl0l Frelgh, bureau
In IN session In san Francisco today,
ana II taking UP the grievances Of the
San Pedro, los Angeles a salt Lake
railroad over the action Of the southern
Pacific and the Santa We IN attempting
10 shut out the new line from parlIcl-
pating IN share Of the freight busl-
ness originating In California Both
lines have 10 date denied the new road
track facilities for loading or deliver.
ina c0nslgnments at warehouses sltuat.
cd on their tracks The outcome OF tho
meeting VIII be watched with consld.
er0blc interest Undoubtedly there win
bo some agreement arrived at which
VIII allow the Salt Lake Route 20 get
Tia share Of the business,
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A SERIOUS CHARGE.
John Long Will Have TO Answer for
Performing a Criminal Operation.

Tho county attorney has not az yet
nlcd a complaint against John V, Long,
arrested saturday afternoon on the
charge OF performing a criminal opQra-
ton, an account Of which appeared ~
Saturdays paper Long IL s,ll confined
IN tho city Jail pending arrangement,
name OF the woman In the case, Tho
alleged off0nse was committed at the
Telluride foomInghouso ana not ut the
Holmes house IN stated by morning
paper The young woman had worked
~ the Holmes place ana was taken sick
there, but the landlady did not know
Of her condition until a physician was
called IN, The woman N now IN a hos
pltal, while the body of the infant 10
az Evans undertaking porlora
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PARIS LABOR UNIONS,
May Make Demonstration Apolnsl
King Alfonso.

Paris, May 22,.-The confederation
labor unions has called a meeting 10
Wednesday 10 discuss n proposition Il
make u demonstration against KIM Al
fonso when he comes TO Paris The rev
oluti mary element seeks to make Al
Offensive manifestation against the KIM
ana inllnmmOlory circulars are hoinl
spread broadcast calling on the work
ingmon TO oppose his maJeslys VISIT 4
opposed the visit Of Emperor NlchoG
10 Italy,
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T0bAY'S TEMPERATURE.
BUSINESS NOTES.

1odays local bank clcarlngs amount.
I'd 60 sib5,iS2,0l nv against $500, $50 10
FOR the same day Of last year
The Tuttles report the sale Of No ~
Vine street from Barlow Ferguson to
James Crouch for $4,000, also, No, 20 |
street, George O. Corey 10 j, Mcdonald,
for $4,000 and Colorado Loan a In.
Vostmont company 10 w, II, Wlmot,
BAL east Fifth South street, for $4,000,
Bids win be opened tomorrow FOR tho
completion OF the now building at Ag-
rlcullnral park.
Tho stockholders Of tho w, A, Ncdon
Drug company met this morning az II
o'clock and elected officers for the en-.
suing year Incidentally they listened
10 the report OF tho business done aud
the financial balance sheet Of the plat
~ months, both OF which showed the
company 60 be IN llourlshlng condl.
ton, The report Of the management OF
the business was ilattorlng, showing an
Increase with each month ana future
prospects distinctly bright, The fol-
lowing board OF directors was oeotedi
Joseph Young, ", II, Alrls H. II, MAJ.
tInoou, l., l., Bnumgartcn and Mrs, w,
A, Noldcn, Joseph Young " president,
John j, Judson, manager and Wayne
q, llemplc, secretary ana treasurer,
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS,

Scaled bids will be received mp 10 soWr
day June i'm, 1895, at i3O D NJ by me
Trustees Of the Goth District School. Mlr
ray, Utah, for the erection VI n boior
house, and the moving of ana resting
0f the boiler, M also steam heNtng oiQ
plumbing work In connection Separate
bids for tho building Of hoileNhouto WIZ
b0 received Plans and specifications c9I
be seen after juno LIST at The Once. " "
W, MumfQrdj principal ~ llo school alM
EHklno & Lllionborg architects, pN!I
Dooly building, Salt Lake CllS. Wan All
bids must be addressed 10 Henry W
Brown, secretary and lett WIN lH
principal " the school or at the oilr
OF tho architects, Each bid must be ng'
compnnlod by n certified check mad
payable 20 Tho TREASURER, ], G cahoQn,,
Right w reserved TO I 'Joct any ana aU
bids,
ny order of the Trustees, -
JAMES OODfREN..
HENRY w, BROWN
jog, q, CAllOON
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Hoods TarsdpariHd
and Pills

Which thoroughlycleonse the blood,
expellIng all humors and building
up the whole system, They cure
Hoods sar,Nparila permanently cured J
u, Hines, Franks Ill., Of eczema from which
he had suffered Tor some tImel and MI
AlyInN wolieT, Boz il2 Aleona, wis, Of pin
pies on her face aud back and ehAfod skin 0
her body BY which Ahs had been gre
troubled There are more testimonial
favor OF Hoods than can DO published
Moods sorsnpatllla promises
cure and Keeps tho promise.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-22
GOING TO PORTLAND.


Gov cutler ana stan ana Brig, Gen.
Bowman and stan are arranging 10 at
tend the Lewis " Clark exposition at
Portland during Utah week, which be-
gins on Aug. n, A meeting was held
today In the governors office at which
plans were discussed for tho trip,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-22
WANT MONEY BACK.
each County Claimants Working For
Return Of School Fund

Tho state board Of examiners II In
session today considering the clailns
~ a number OF settlers on school lands
for rofundlng the amount paid by them
on said land The last Legislature pro.
vlded for rcfunding the money pa d by
settlers who located on school lands
prior TO n certain date, A number OF
Cache county claimants were present
at the meeting today 10 present their
claims,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-22
SEEING SALT LAKE.
Local Hello" Girls Inspect tho Police
And Fire Departments,

a large crowd Of Bell telephone opcr-
ators rnld visit TO the police and Are
departments this morning, The girls
wore entertained by witnessing fire
drillS, and then made an Inspection VI
the city Jail
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PROBATE AND GUARD hNsti Up
NOTICES,
Consult county Clerk OF respective sign
ors for further information,

IN THE DISTRICT COURT PRO,
bato Division, IN and for Salt Lake Clun
~, state Of Utah, IN tho matter Of tm
estate Of Rosolla johnson, Deceased No.
tico--T Tho petition " Wm. w, WllFou al,
mlnlbUator of the estate Of Rosoln John.
son, deceased, praying for an order u
sale OF real property OF said dccodent
ana that all parsons Interested appear be-
fore tho said Court 10 show cause why 40
order should not be granted TO sell n
much az shall be necessary Of tho fol-
lowing described real estate ~ uaid de-
ceased, to.wlti al Of lots 9, 4 n o. DO AMI
u, VI The south " VI block 1G SANDY CIV
Plat Salt Lake county .utOh, has been
80. tor hearing ,op saturday ,hc 5td dH
the County Court House, IN the count
Room Of said Court IN Sail Lake LItN
Salt Lake County Utah,
Witness the Clerk Of said CCmt VIII
the seal lhcroi nfliNcd thls % day ol May
tseaD j, T.. ELpREpGE, JR, cork
by w, II farneworth, Deputy Clrik
C. w. Marks, Attorney for AdmiHslri'
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STUDYING SIGNALS.
Gen. surt n, buckingham Goes East on
UusIncss,

General supt, ", buckingham OF the
Oregon Short Line, together with other
Hartman operating officials, ~ max.
ing a tour of various lines In lho east
studying the latest workings of tho
block system with the object In View OF
adopting the best for the standard Of
the Hartman lines upon the approval
" his report TO Mr., Kruttaohnltt
The report Of his departure for tho
east started rumor that he had been
called into Chicago prior to being pro-
noted TO succeed II. A Worthngton as
wee president ana general manager Of
the q, II, a ~
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Erupti0ns

Dry, moist, scaly letter, all forms
Of eczema or salt rheum, pimples
and other cutanoous crnptions pro.
coed from humors, either inherited,
or acquired through defective di.
gcstion and assimilation,
10 treat these eruptions with
drying medicines Is dangerous,
The thing TO do is TO take
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-22
THROUGH MAIL SERVICE.
Postal Cars start ionlph, from sal,
Inko nnd Los AnlolpA

TonIsht the lrst through mail car to
hos Angeles over the Salt Lake Route
VIII leave this city on the limited. The
ear VIII DO In charge OF Fred Sohwlnn.
who win make the run through to Las
Vegas, whore he win be relieved by a
man sont w from Los Angeles For tho
present at this end of the line there
WIN DO Ave mail clerks, They arc
Fred Schwlnn, James ljrookman, TO.
ncr Antlsoll, sven w, Nielsen and G, ID,
bean, All OF these with the oSoep.
sat Lako.Caliente postal run since tho
opening OF the line,
This innovation win bring Los An.
gelea 10 hours nearer Salt Lake, as far
az mall service Is concerned, ana VIII
allow Los Angeles merchants saving
OF 30 hours In the time OF delivery OF
mall matter 10 Callente
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-22

RIO 0rnndo, The santa Fe, whose
trains were dsnatrousy laid out by
Colorado hoods this bpring, ~ planning
20 not only build new stone bridges, but
also 10 erect many miles Of masonry
wall along the bank Of the Las Anlmag
river from whose waters II has suffered
most Rallr0ndlng IN Colorado II TO be
made ~ safe ana certain IN money nnd
time win permit.
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SALT LAKER WINS.
Carl A, Badger Awardol First Priss in
Debate at Washington,
isneol,l 20 iho oNomn.N

Washington, u. g., May 22,--ln the
annual prize debate between all the
school OF the George Washington Uni.
versily, Carl A, badger OF salt Lake,
private secretary TO senator Reed
Smoot, won the first prize, There woro
is entries, ana the Judges consisted Of
two judges Of tho Tilted states NJ.
prcme court ana one commissioner Of
The District OF Columbia, The ques.
tIon debated was, Resolved That
cities should own and operate their own
public utilities" Mr. Badger discussed
the negative side OF the question,
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MIscELLANEOUs,
OBITUARY,

IlARRI6c-At Rono's Ranch, on Birch
Creek, Fremont Co, Idaho az u, m,
Saturday. April 10. 1908, u pneumonia,
Samuel Harris, beloved son Of Martin
nnd Mary j. Harris, and grandson ot
", o,,g'Nnl mnrHn lier,ls u, was AGED
The funeral services were held ApiII 4
lp5, NJ Vac LoNsylllc Westinghouse,
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TRESTLEs TO GO.
Cslorndo Roads 10 substitute steel for
Wooden nrldgoS,

Especial 10 the "NoWaD
Pueblo, Colo, May g9..-'rhe disastrous
wreck on the Donvcr a. RIO Grnnda
railroad nj Eden, Colo, last summer,
when ll6 lives were sacrificed to A
inoroloss mountain torrent IN bearing
fruit The wreck WIS caused by the
washing away Of u wooden bridge over
a usually dry creek bed, Every rail-
road IN Colorado has nuW arranged TO
eupplant its wooden bridges every
where In the mountains, 10y stone struc.
lures witch viii withstand any amount
OF water that mhy DO dashed against
them, Work on thoee bridges has al
ready been begun by the Denver &
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LIVESTOCK.
CHICAGO,

Chicago, May % Rcotlp,s, 90.
Good 10 primo steers, jtOa6ii, poor TO
medium, liOn6,h0, Mockors and feeders
2i9nb2i, cows, 1000 ~, hplfore, 2.iQU
o,2Si c9nnors,o, ltOnsij, bulls 20oniiSi
Hogs Receipts today, 5000, tomorrow
500, market iulO cents higher Mixed
and butchers, biOnb,hb, good 10 choice
heavy hitnhbilRi rough heavy, hlou6l0i
lights, b,3Ih W, bulk Of sales, 0 i)Q6 %,
Sheep Receipts, 5000 market l0Nlj
cents lower lambs loul5 cents. lower
fair to choice mixed, ghorn .gbOai o.
western sheep Rhorn, i0Odb.G, native
lambs, .shon, ibOdG,tOi western lambs,
OMAHA.
South Omaha May 22.--Caltlo-' Receipts,
$500, market strong TO 10 cents higher
Native steers, i2bn6,lOi cows and hof.
orh, 3On1,Di western steers 3,bOu5l5,
5OOoO,@! CALVES S'WQ6oo' bulls staga,
etc, a,1bdi.1j,
Iloga- Receipts, i9O, marko, cenls
higher llcavy, b,2ihm6 SEW, mixed 6g7lk
$3.50 lgh~, s.:%n6'@i pigs, AQabOoi
Sheep Receipts, 5000, market steady 10
stronger, Fod muttons pborn, b,5a6tO,
western yearllngs shorn, l1bq6 5i wclh.
ofs, ahorn, iNfi6 90, ewes, shoIn ,D)d
ioi lambs, wooded, 6BNlboi lambs,
shorn, bi5qG,b0.
KANSAS CITY
Kansas city, May D. Cattle Receipts,
LODI market 9nl0 cQnts hghor, Nllly0
NtcofH, At0H0 25 native cows and holf,
oft, glOu9 %, Wockors ana feeders, 8Wd
b,0i bulls. 2,S0u,0Ql calves, aO045,bii
western fed steers iiOud,0) western ted
cows, 3b0d500,
Hogs Receipts 1000, market jnlo ctn,a
higher. .Bulk Of sales a2AQi, i2lt heavy,
llgbla, libdb,i0,
sheep Receipts, 5000 market 10 cent,
lower Mutlone, d2N0,0O lambs, O,o)d
ii9i range wolhors, i,'jQ5,50i fed ewes,
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"AN OFFICIAL SECRET"


Arc u TO,
The contemplated changes In the op,
Grating departments ~ the Oregon
Short limo ana southern Pacific, as
printed IN tho Dosorot News nn Saturs
day evening were sent out by the Assoc
clNlod Press, In commenting upon tho
changes the ogden Examiner has tho
following ~ say
Enquiry AT lhc local railroad Offices
brought out the fact that the above
news IN authentic ana that the local
onlclas have been aware NJ the changes
for the past ihrco weeks II bolng an
nllnlnl NnnrnIM
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WOOL.
81 LOUIE

81 Louis, May 29,vWool, steady Tor.
llloy ana western mediums &u3Oi nno
medium Nu2Oi llnc, 2lu9
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ONLY $3.50
Logan and Return

May 3lst, via oregon Shot Line, specl.
NJ train leaves salt Lake nt $40 y, m,
CITY Ticket once 2Ql Main 81
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The thing TO do Is TO take
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PROPOSALS.

u 8. ENGINEER OFFICE, 1000 ODD ST. NV
Washington, ID. c., Sept 80, 1905.-Sealed pro-
posals for dredging IN Potomac river near Wash
Oct. So 1906 and then publicly opened Informa-
ton on application. r. l. HOxiE. 1t. Col, Engrs
se30 ,oc2. 3. 427.28
DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR, OFFICE
Of the Superintendent u 8. Capitol Building and
Grounds. Warrington. d. c.. September 20. I8os.-
Sealed proposals. On duplicate) will be received at
the above Office until 2 O'Clock pm. Wednesday,
November 8. 1906 for electric lighting fixtures for
the House and Senate WINGS United States Capt.
toll building. Speci1ca lions and general informa-
tion will be furnished on application. The right
Is reserved to reject any or all bids, to accept
ties EILfoTT WOODS superintendent o. s.
Capitol Building and Grounds. Approved: THOS
RYAN. Acting Secretary. se23-8t.eSu
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ATTORNEYS.

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WANTED-AGENTS.

wANTED-EARLY AGENTS GET THE BIG
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

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THE PERSON WHO PICKED UP MY BLACK
and-tan Dachshund (male) at Ingleside, Mt
Pleasant. and is restraining its liberty, is hereby
directed to return 1t to turn 1t loose
where 1t picked up when it will go home.
Dr. CECIL FRENCH. se2S-3ts
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-09-30

GOOD TABLE BOARD IN VICINITY OF 18TH
and California ave.; home cooking; references.
Address A. g. A., Star office. se30-3t'
THE ETHELHURST CAFE 18TH AND L SITS.
NV, has reopened with everything frst-class.
Monthly rates: Breakfast lunch and dinner. $20;
breakfast. dinner. $40; dinner only, $3.50. Tran
silent rates: Breakfast, 40c.; lunch, 25c. dinner,
6Oc, GEO. N. FRIES Prop
se2S-3ts
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-10-16
EARLY RAILWAY ADVERTISING

The railway advertising business
which now monopolizes much valuable
space in hotel Offices began here. 81
remeiT her WE'LL" said man now in
Boston When ] was a boy I was
sent 10 fhe printing office, where the
Herald now is. to get the printed
f1iers, which We're in long strips. Half
a dtzen different western and loca;
roads advertised and had to pin them
together and leave them in railway
stations and hotel Offices. would
leave them on chairs and set1ees, and
well remember one morning, when the
clerk at the old Winthrop ,ouse
grabbed me- by the neck and mcere-
mOniously bounced me into tie stree,
for 'littering up his Office Boston
Record.