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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-19

dressed I6aIce. chieNnz drssasd.
16al 7cl turfrYs. ahey laEal dressed.
22azfe.
Honey.
California strained, per ~. o..
California cage. per lb-. fts. honey.
etHract. per No.. 7MBae oregon
grape cream. Iu-eaHe lots. o. 20.
honey Yakima. rye. Ciifofuia
white. cab boxes. 1850. Olympia.
ss1e~ tgs
Sugar.
Golden e. ~ saGAa. - &C. extra e.
IL sacks. $3.50 powdered. IN bar
rels. Sc 90. dry rruuulntsd. IN saeka.
g. 10. cube. IN barrels. .f.5a, beet
sugar. % OF. maple sugar. l2e. Less
~ n paid within 10 daYa
Meats.
Cows beef Csc steers. e.. mutt
ton. Hasr. r1rk SO lamb. 3ei
dfrsaed veal. small. am 10. live rab-
bits. iaizc
Hams. Bacon and Lard
Hams fg11aes bacon. breakfast
lax 4tGA lard. white star. fierce.
olae lard. white Hose. sEc. lard.
Nuts.
Hrazil. per lb.. lgW1fc. cocoanuts.
Der dozen. SOC. CheHfuuta. Italian.
i4r. oheHtuuts. Ohio. per 10. Toe
chsHtnuts california. H. waiuHis.
English. ii0f5e. peeaHHH ldWlfes
nihrrtH. 49,. black waluutH e..
hickory nuts. 7rs butternuts. g.
peanuts GHldc. jumbos &C. al.
mouds. t2ia Gle. California wal.
nute.. ia lac.
Fish. Oysters. Etc.
aolss Sc black cod. &C.. ling cod.
&c. crabs. iimI7b. clans. open
shipment. 100. claims. per sack.
il75. oysters. Olympia. per sack,
1850: open bulk. per gallon.
trout i5uiTHc. skinned perch.
Sc. HhrimpH gat0c n1underu.
g.. herring. &c. l0batsrA l1hcs
tmcit. &C.. sturgeon. g.. black bass.
&C. haltbut coz perch &C.
Flour.
Patent per bbl. ftTt; Grown.
$50: Minnesota hard wheat 81:
PHlsbufy. g.. FillsburY'a Best s..
standard Dakota. Sc Olympic. f4.eb.
Electric. 1i56. Holly. tt7s. Golden
EofthH eaf. i67st Electric Light
1876. Cold Medal. 1915. Top Notch.
ti4l. CruteunIalH toar, t475. Gold
drop. SOS. Patent Excellent sf.75.
Novelty a. 5tzs.
Cefcafa
whole wheat. los. per bale t2to,
whole wheat flour, per Dbl itZs
graham. FER Dbl -. graham. iz.z5.
Dbl IS rye flour t2Ii per bale.
hbL g. 90 buekNheat. bale. $3.50
rye meal. per bale. 81 60 buckwhsat,
per bbl 81 buckwhsat. per bale.
ta76. corn meal los. Der bale. t2.to.
$3.50 corn meal. joe. per bale. f304
corn meal los. per bale. tz.z0. white
corn meal. 5eF. 10 rolled oats. per
bbt q G Co. t575 wheat flakes.
box 20 lbs. s. 20. fariua. per bbl..
1850. farina. io-ib. sacks. per bale.
a. homiuy. large. per Dbl. $40
hominy small 10. bale, 1870. Holly
self missing hue wheat. 3eha. case.
i578s pcufl barley, zf-lb. boxes.
tts0. psarl barley. 100 ID sacks. -.
spllt peas 81 toat, popcorn. per cst-.
s1uo5 cracked wheat. per bale. 1900.
Feed
Oats. per ton. 12g42s bran. per
ton. tBt0Q2i. barley. rolled. per
ton. i14a Is feed wheat Per ton.
t5eGs3. dairy chop feed per ton. 4i9
dtzos of meal. per ton. Ss1. best
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-19
STORY OF THE
YELLOW HOUSE
Olympia Bureau
Seattle DAILY Star.
Olympia, Wash.
staff Correspondence b. Dan Dean
and viii MindaW.

OLYMPIA. Jan. 10 This T. the
story OF the yellow houas.
Il stands ON Main atucrL. a few
doors from the Mitchell hotel. and
"a a place - mystery and secrecy
From all appearance the yellow
house - the residence OF some
oiymuian IN moderate eircum-
stances.
nut yet you wonder why the
aforesaid resident keeps his window
curtains down tlEht dag aud ntght.
aua why the blE elertfte light on
the front porch Is dulns business
a hours each day.
A matter Of fact the yellow
house - Oiympia'a swell gambling
resort where the Hoions wtth sport
itr tendencies eau buck che festive
tiger "a ihelr hearts content
Up 60 date thcrr are about -
hahituss to the resort. a. the lnno-
cent Yale logk In the front daoF has
that number % keys which Wu1 turn
its bolt
Ike Fliis. one 81 the beet known
and most popular e. ths oli school
Of fortune knights. is the proprietor
ef The yellow hauae. Thia patriarch
81 the green maize came 10 Olympia
supplied with a lat baak roIl which
he found most necessary during the
fifat week. as the legislative rat
rcus Of hts place had all tho luck
and pat q sefimps Ia the oid gentle
mAa'a finances
There are several Of those lsEia-
htorH whom ! would be willing 90
pay more than the state does u they
Wppld cofne over here and ieai for
me. said Kills Recently
However. thinEa are hfikhfenlng
up for tho Old fellow Nowadays and
the "kitty- Is growing more eorpu-
lent each day.
of course. there are olhrr games.
Dor Instance The one in thc Lobby.
or tho Mitchell. OF the baldwin
bieek. as ven ks several scattering
eues about town.
SONS day We viii tak. the rrad~r
With Is on 4 tour % tho different
places ana introduce you -pozai-
bly, oa~ Of your own senators or
representatives he sits en-
crossed in some important blH. the
title q which might be
a bin @ determines whether n
IL wise 20 raise on a bob-fau nush
before tbs draw"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-19
SERIOUS

ST PETERSBURG. Jan. 10 The
strike among the Wursmen % Rus
STA continues Co grow aud with "a
rapidly that iH assuming serious
proportions This morning 1000
wotkmrn at the Neva Hemp aud
Cord factory Joined the strikers
others are expected % follow hY the
end of tho week Il h believed tho
number % strikers viii reach 100.
eco
Railway employees are now eouald-
erins quitting ln sympathy Efforts
are bslnE made - uake the strike
general throughout the country
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-19
The MARKETS

Vegetables
Hsans drY. per eWf. f37GnaIt.
Lima beans. $3.50 6 90 bsets. per
sack. Tseuil.o0. cabbage. 4. azae.
cauiifiawer. per doE. 75cGtloe.
garlic, new. lzg. onions. yellow
per ID. gaHae. parsley. per doz.
geo 2sci peppers. California. ,fo0
8l.zs. spinach. per crate tieo
tuulpa. sack. 1hcu 500 futabaaaa.
per sack. 55c. lettuce. dollhouse. 81 90
also. tomatoes. y 60a 80. celery.
per de1. tea go carrots.
per sack zoe 1lrs Yakima po-
tstoua tsso9a 200. California
potatoes. tls0o9 20 90. White Rtv-
81 potatoes. $500 sweet po-
tstoaa. sacks. giefuI5ss pei
slry. per ID. l.. agua ah. per H. ~. q
sAe. California sweet potatoes. per
crate. w. arlleholteH. per d0z., 55e.
Fruits.
psr bunch. ts5sas dates. per ID.
tisuec. fira h-Ib bricks. stTg.
fHU. Io-lh cartoons. eQI7G grape
fruit. PEI box. iae0. lemons. choice
and fancy SaEo6i so05 oraugoa
Seeding. Ilteats5. navel oranges
eco 1t9 oranges Valencia. 81 SO
90, oranges. Iap. per bale. tii1m
Is. penrr. ttoo. pplcs. cooking
boaM iieo. apples. fancy. 9IaI6a.
eranherFiea. 50 so0io hue kishsF-
fief, ID. 50 TO. quiueaH. per box
TIE. roBeEfanatsa. half orange
cases. teIG. niuea poles. Der doR
y geo a.to; sifHw berries. rer crate.
tseo.
Butter ard Cheese.
orsFon cheese. ishe. Eastern.
lie. Washington cheese i1c. cream
brick cheese. iscs butter. native
creamery. sec eastern. 90 tubs. sfu
ase. fresh eooklur. Iar.
Eaah.
Strictly frssh ranch. 2tYg2e.
eastern. SEQ a7e.
Poultry.
Ducks dressed ITaisc: r~.r.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-19
ROOT AND crow
TO Be APPOINTED

OLYMPIA. Jan. la- Milo A. Root.
Of Seattle. and Herman D. Crow. Of
Spokane. will receive the appoint
ment 70 the supreme bench of the
state a. soon as the las passed In
the house yesterday providing for
two additional members % the su-
prrue court becomes effective THIS
announcement. while not coming
from Gov Mead direct. Is declared
70 Be authentic.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-19
THEY NEED THE
JOBS AND M0NEi

OLYMPIA. Jan. I9-The county
assessors. In state convention here.
yesterday decided to ask the isRla-
iafurc 20 make a constitutional
amendment allowing assessors 20
hold more than two consecutive
terms and allowing an increase In
their salaries.
After thus happily disposiuK Of
their own private affairs the asses
sorH took Up the peoples business
and decided TO raise the rate Of val
uation Of live stock about rs per
cent over the percentage u valua-
ton Of last year.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-19
Spy Caught
my ssrfpps Ss-. Assal

LONDON. Jan. ia Dispatch
from Yokohama states that n. y.
Collins. - Portuguese percentage.
was tried ana convicted today GA
the charge q being a military aur
According 20 the evidence Collins
visited Port Arthur and Tirn TsiH
last year ana received ioeg yen
from the Russians together with 4
private cipher fof the transmission
of Information he gathered. Prom
Yokohama. last October. collins
wired the Russians giving details ~
the proposed dispatch % japanese
troops.
The penalty q six years impds-
onmrnt. Sentence vas deferred an
"a January 20
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-19
HAD ROUGH TRIP

The steamer Melville Dollar ar.
rived Ia port yesterday from San
Francisco. after a most difficult
trip which lasted nine days on
account Of n storm sho was blown
$50 miles out Of her course. Al the
wooden work of the vessel not nee
esaary to keep the hull intact wns
used for fuel
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-19

Mrs Duke vas very anEfy 90 tho
incarceration Of her husband. and
vowed she would again obtain pos
session Of him before lonK Duke haa
been sent % one Of his country
homes In charge OF a court official.
where he rs being held until he can
be examined a. 10 his sanity hy a
medical board to be appointed by
the court
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-19

Reported for Tho Star b. ". A.
Byef & Co. li2 Columbia street By
private wire
seattle. Thursday. Jan. 70. 1905.
HIT low close.
Wheat=MaY. 1tC1-4. NIT
1Ifa-a JuIg aaa-s 10 sss-i. o..
- Co ssI-h
corn Nay. 451-g. ass. 44a-4 -
as. July. 1875 10 45I-2. sis.
f5i-4.
Oats May. ali-4 10 2I3-s. a07-s,
20 "a 10 81 July st8-s. 81. 81.
Pork May. 1919. 1852. 1884
Jan. i28T.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-19

Frank Hart charged wtth grand
larceny. for stealing clothes and
iewrlry from Charlotte Holden. was
allowed 10 plead guilty 60 petty lar
ceny Ia the superior court this
morning lie Was fined tgd and
gaafa BY superior Judge griffin.
CLEVELAND. o. Jan. ls-Tho
American shipbuilding compauy.s
directors met here today and voted
not 70 grant q dividend on common
stock.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-19
AT The HIGH SCHOOL

Tho basketball boys turned out at
the Armory last night for their first
reguinr practice. All are experienced
players. and Manager McDouRsu is
confident o. putting out champion
ship tram. The following are the
most promising Of the squad. ilab-
cock. MatHon. MeaEor. shaw. Moran.
Henry. Burke and HryEKsr. Two
games have been secured with EV-
erett and two with snuhomiah.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-19

Millions are involved In the legal
fight for the annulmeut Of the mar
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-19
Crown Prince
Is Hurt

ny H'FfHUa NJ rs NJ
BERLIN. ian. ts.-Crown Prince
Frederick William while driving
from uertia 20 rotsdam today FOR a
days shooting. WIS thrown from hia
dog cart. falling heavily on tHe
ground. Whether bis injuries are
serious or net has not been aseef-
tainad
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-19

The Senior Debating club has de-
cided to accept the Challenge Of the
Olympia. Wash. high school for a
debate. 20 be held a Olympia. 4
try-out debate VIII be held la the
near future.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-19

the committee on privileges and
elections
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-19

STOCKHOLM. Jan. 1.-THE re-
port that King oscar II dangerously
~ with facial paralysis Is officially
denied Tho king f. IN perfect
health.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-19

ard vii Windoua.
OLYMPIA Jan. 10 What is Con
gresham VII e Humphrey doing
70 ala sam Piles In the latters
arusgle To land the coveted chair
N The United States senatef
Thal tsa question being asked BY
(. number ~ KING county men who
A. here O. ha0st the Piles cam
paign
The famous Piles Wilson aEree-
-@wt Of ArrlI Is. 1894. Is recalled
Those who have seen a draft 81 that
srrsanant wiIl remember that the
srss parasraph reads 81 follows
asamuel II Piles shall name the
Alteration q the state republican
convention which shall support
Han. " r Humphrey FOR con
sos course. say the King county
reu when Piles thus aEreed 20
support Humphrey the latter as
.srsd the responsibility 81 getting
eat and husfllng for Piles
and Il would take a sherlock
pol-nes TO discover fnst what Con
gresham Humphrey Il doing AZ
tAls tine 70 AID sam Piles tn his
nrht At olympia =
Annther thlnr Piles friends want
N kuow IS Why Postmaster George
N stewart 4 not out doing some
rux,linx for Mr. Piles. Stewart. as
Nsaa Al the biggest postofiice In the
.ssse hey argue. should be able TO
a. Mr.. piles some good.
New Congressman Humphrey la
rasinx "a iant fight for Stewards
rvappointmsns and 50. u the post
Easter Is falling q DO his fuii duty
kv psiss. they figure that tt.s up
70 Mr. Hamphrey again.
Humphrey has snma friends In
IL King county delegation. They
sl.sm that the congressman =
vcrkins in a quiet but effective
raaaner for Piles
rs talk does not seem TO 50
Win those making complaint, how
sv~ They claim thar the work
n Mag dons AZ all IL - very quiet
DAT L Is 10, pereepuble 70 the most
sensitive ear
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-19

.les FRIENDS CLAIM THAT HE CONGRESSMAN AND HIS
POSTMASTER ARE NOT HusrLlNo FOR THE KING couN.
" CANDIDATE
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-19

TOXIC. Jan. io.-The mikado win
tomorrow send message 10 the
troops AZ the front lie also VIII
send the soldiers cakes done up IN
cans bearing the imperial crest.
a banquet for the purpose Of In
PRODUCING lwo Of the International
secretaries. IT, o. HIll and Lester
Mclean. Jr.. was given BY the
Young Mems Christian association
al the Washington last night. Sec
Rotary Allen presided and many
mombsrs Of the local association
we're Ia attendance. Addresses by
the two visiting secretaries were
the features OF the evening.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-19

and prominent business men from
the different cities Of the state.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-19

senate ioint resolution No. I. In
Eodgcsd Yesterday. provides that
tas Warrington delegation IN con
res be Instructed 20 do everything
N lts power % assist President
roosevelt in his efforts 70 secure an
iliefstate commerce commission
sish increased powers The resolu-
Aon vas unanimously carried.
IN motion u Representative J. y.
iAadsiey q Spokane. the house In
sfaftsd the HsrFeant-at- arms 20
kaf,hase a set of Pierce'a code for
an member ~ the house.
representative TvitehelI Of King
INTRODUCED n bill IN the house which
sessa 70 remedy the evil o. fraudu.
N registration. n applies 10 ali
s.'iss and towns having a popula-
lon of more than go.
u provides that there shall b
tso original books Of registration.
eae 70 b pressutef AZ the place ~
sssisifation. The other. on election
~. 70 BE- held In the voting booth
y NE precinct from which the
s'ssr registered. Upon registering
~ voter signs bis name and upon
soung BE- is compelled 20 sign. the
.fs SIGNATURE being kept concealed
.osn him a. be signs In this way
- original signature "a checked
.s-ihst ne later one 70 prove Or
asefoTs that the voter is the prop
T" Pefson. Tho bin vas referred -
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-19

WAT 30 you think Of Unitei
sufrs senator A. T. Van Dc Van
ter.
Yoa haven't heard % 4. no
wsn yau haven't been minKiinE
win ne crowds around the hotel
lobbies az the capital city.
That's the latest rumor IN the sen .
aforial fight The story ls that
Van and hts friends are seriously
eonsid-rinE sprtnKiuE this coup upon
the legislature a. the proper mo
nrent
Van and other legislators figure
that Il Is very doubtful II any u
the present candidates are able 70
land b the sat az Ii. Million aires
Club at washiaEton. =. c.
Foster Is said 70 BE- too small.
sweeuy is from the eastern part
81 the state. nnd that section al
ready has one senator.
Wilson has too many enemies
20. It's dark horse. and a. Van
l. known AZ the good fellow Of
tss legislature. the story has Il that
thsfe b No serious obstacle Iu the
way q bis friends ntarnpetinx tha
issisiaiaTe for him a the opyorfuns
tine whsn az - the aoi1ua are tired
ezs filled with disgust az the long
afasn-out and bitterly acrimonious
nsat between TIE avowed eandl-
dates
That's the latest "1ope" ana h
can Be- taken az The hearsf wishes.
VIZ o. without a grain % salt
he Foster men have not raeaT-
sFst entirely from the solar picks
ioi they received when they learned
that Senator stanaaIl. Of stevens
county. had voted for sweeny. The
lac0ma senator fwho ought 70 BE-
n washington. D. G.. but isu'D se-
Fsnely eoHnied on StausaiFs vote
siArssll isu't explaining his vote.
Bat be VIII stick 10 sweany until ~
z assured that the Spokane million
are Is nursing a f0rloru hope. and
tasn--Teli. tie a question where he
VII land.
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Olympia Bureau
Seattle Daily Star,
Oh upis Wash,

s.,H carrssroadsees b. Dan Dean
.sd vii " ndau,.
The state herald., 1905-12-01
WHAT A STENOCRApatR CAN DO.

",rhe Possibilities Of StenogrHphy" is
the title OF an inspiring articls tor girls
in the New Idea Womau's Magazine for
December The writer speaks OF this
work Ms being "splendidly elastic" hold
ing out prospect to young girls, and to
girls not 20 young, Of mounting step by
step from junior positions TO. secretary
ships, manaRersliips, editoreIlips aud the
higher professions. She tells Of the yo-
ung women whose stenoRraphy has TAX
en- them travelling to the four quarters
Of the globo or riding through college
on n typewriter" "A knowledge OF ste
nography," she says, in closing, islands
to "A girl somewhat as q well-invested
sum OF money does to the investor. She
can use the interest at any time to help
her over n difficult situation. When she
needs n few dollars extra, she can draw
on 1t. even after the pecessitv of earning
her daily bread AS n st-nographer has
been eliminated. In short, IL there Is
my one calling today followed by women
that offers ms many cbanc-s Tor getting
along as does stenogrsphy, close think
ing on the subject for several days has
failed To discover it,"
The state herald., 1905-12-01
CONTEST NOTICE.


U.S. LAND OFFIcE,)
STrRLINo. Colo, I
Oct IL 1905
A sufficient contest affidavit having been filed
in this sfice by Scott q. Evans, oentest-
ant, against homestead entry No 2a5 made Jan.
o, 1902 for N W Y sec 30, Township 8 N, Range 43
W. by Charles Sohmidt, Contestee. in which It is
alleged that Charles Schmidt wholly abandon.
ed said tract for more than six months prior to
Jan. ., 1897, and that he nbando doned said land in
the fall Of 1895. sold and removed all Of the i'm
provemcnts from OIL said land and that he fail.
ed to reside upon or in any way improve said
land, tina. all OF saii failures still exist;
and that said alleged absence from
the said land was not due to his employment in
the army. navy or marine corps of tho United
States private soldier, officer, seaman or
mariner during the war with Spain OF during any
other war in which tho United States may be en-
gagged.
Bald parties arc hereby notified to appear re-
spond and offer evidence touching said alleRa.
tions at 10 O'Clock n. IN. on Dec, 1s 1905, before
W. q. Holland, clerk Of county court,
Holyoke, Culo,, aud that final hearing will
bc hold ut 10 O'Clock a. on Dec 20. 1905, before
the Register and Receiver at the United States
Land Oflicc in Sterling. Colo.
Tie said contestant having, in proper affidavit
filed Sept. 81, 1905, not forth facts which show
that after due diligence personal service Of this
notice can not be made, it Is hereby ordered and
directed that such notice be given by due and
proper publication. ID. G. Fleming Register
The state herald., 1905-12-01

Senator Y NJ Patterson, since being
found guilty of contempt Of court by the
the Colorado Supreme Court, will now
pose as a martyr tn the cause Of the free.
dom Of the press The press will he
amply ablu to take care OF its freedom
without any, such grand. stand political
martyrdom as the senator Is now posing
in. IL Senator Patterson was found
guilty NJ contempt Of court. he should
ba punished for the same, Just Ms the
editor Of any little country paper would
be under like conditions.
The state herald., 1905-12-01

The Thanksgiving entertainment Civ.
ON AT the Opera House "Wednesday even.
ing by the pupils OF tho primary aud
intermediate departments OF the uol.
yoke schools WIS well attended ma aii
such entertainments are iu iio yok.
where the people take great intsr.-, In
all ma,i.fn pertaining to education. Tn.
entertainment, WAS fully up 10 the usual
high grad. Il uolyoke school entertain.
men's' Tho pupils acquitted them
n"lye. IN u mot eomm.bd.b. manner
and the entertainment ~as n credit 10
tho young lady teachers. Misses Dopnel
" aud 1erri.b. who had III. manpg.
men, and training OF III. pupils
The state herald., 1905-12-01

Sni, was breun today In thu district
court OF Washington county by ". g.
Harris of ih,s place against q. N. uil.
l.. q. Iomlin, W. CLARK and W. A. Klein,
prominent a,ocsmon of Cheyenne ooun.
~, u recover damages In III. sum Of
5000. some weeks ago Harm. purohas
"d Gas head ~ cattle from tho d.i.nd.
nnis IN the suit. A. the time o' the pur
chnsa and selection Of tho stock, tho cal,
tie we're 10 the corral. Harm. wished
them tnrnod out on the range 20 th., h.
might work the bunch out before msk
Ing selections. Tn tho positive state.
mon,s Of the owners that the c,ttle we're
IN no way affected h. boseyet waived
the privilege Of investigation aud acusp,
ed The cattle, II uanspir.d shortly af,
erwntjs that fully halt tho hunoh we're
affected with loco. The snit Is the 10
suit Sterling Advocate,
The state herald., 1905-12-01
BURLINGTON BULLETIN.

Special homrseek-rs' rates;-Gv-atly
reduced round trip rates to the North
Pistts Valley and the big Horn Basin,
October l7th, November 7th and 2lst,
Decembe 9th ana 10Th Thi. is nm un.
usually good cnance for yeu to look nj
lands III these new regions, which offer
big profit to those who secure them
early.
Home visitors excnrsion. Visit the
old home when you have cleared up the
seasons work. Cheap excursion rates to
various sections of the east. The only
excursion, Nov. nth, limit u days.
Winter sunshine in the mountains
Daily low excursion rates TO Colorado.
A sheap way to spend tho winter in
California;-The very loves, one way
rates daily TO California and Puget sound
When you Add the on-.way rate east.
bound, in the spring, you have secured u
very low round trip rate. Through tou'
rist sleeper. to the whole coast region.
Cheap homesseksr's rates to tho west,
southwest and south ths tirst aud third
Tuesdays OF each month.
Write ne just what tiip YOU have in
nind and let mo advise you the least
cost aud tho best way u make 1t.
q. A. MowRy. Agent.
The state herald., 1905-12-01

The Colorado supreme court has sem
fenced Senator I. II. Patterson to pay n
fine OF $1,000 for contempt OF court in Ger.
tam publications that appeared in his
Denver papers He has been gwen 60
days within which to pay his fine. His
attorneys talk of asking for an appeal to
the United States supreme court. The
law provides for no such an appeal and
it remains to he seen whether the ap-
peal will be- entertained by the U. ).
Supreme Judges.
The state herald., 1905-12-01
Saved by Dynamite.

Sometimes flaming city IA saved by
dynamiting n space that the fire can't
cross. Sometimes a cough hangs on no
long you feel Us II nothing but dynamite
would cure 1t. z. I. Gray OF Calhoun,
Ga, writes: My wife had very aRgra-
vated conRh which kept her awake nigh.
ts. Two phvsicians could not help her
so che took DR.. Kings New Discovery
for consumption, coughs and colds which
eased her cough, gave her sleep, and ito.
ally cured her." Strictly scientific cure
Tor bronchitis and LaGrippe. At nll
drug stores, price 5Oc and $l0O; guaran-
teed. Trial bottle free.