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Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-02-08

Gentlemen-l respectfully rerer she
enclosed to you for consideration.
Respectfully,
II. Martyr Brace, Mayor,
New York, January 26, 1909,
DR.. H. NJ Brace, Mayor. Perth Amboy,
N.J.:
Dear Sir-Wr b'g leave to advi'e you
,haj your city waS recently visited by the
general inspector Of this board for this
purpose OF eyamiaiaE the condition OF
$ fire department and water supply.
Sis report IS nov before us and we take
the |liorrjy OF pre~entiag for yonr con
| liberation ths within summary Of his
recommendations. 1t i. our custom To
!51hmIj the recommendations to the
luc,l authori les for their Information
! aHd seton therpupon if they concur in
uur conclusions, II will De very crafty
ling go NOW ,has they srs acceptable and
W shOIid be pleased to receive the as
,~ur4Dcr Of your cooperation in accomp-
i-hir~ the Improvement suggested.
Inviting a response to this communi'
cation at your convenience, we are, yours
truly,
II. X. Miller, General Agent.
Summary Of Reoommendations-Pcrth
-, h0v y
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-02-08

r. by mount paid to City Treas. 1913! 40
Respectfully submitted,
G. r. Hall, Collector of Revenue.
Perth Amboy n. j.. Jan, 81. 1905.
TREASURES REPORT.
70 the month ending January 81, 1905.
GENERAL ACCOUNT
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-02-08
COLLECTOR REPORT
statement OF the EOllrctor OF Revenue 10
month OF january, 1905.

Total :or Sinking Fund : l3,2ij Is
CENTRAL ACCOUNT
TO Miscellaneous Licenses 1871 -
10 Record rs fiGes....... DW
Total for General Acct. lgl 95
Sl3,+ 5i 10
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-02-08
Offer 10 Schools.

Professor s. huyr, The celebrated entomoIogist, has opened his
superb exhibition on our second floor. We have arranged with PROBES
sor Schurt to give the.Ncw Jersey school receiving the greatest mum
Der of votes up to February ~. a beautiful collection Of tropical
butterflies. in glass case, neatly framed. This exhibit may be seen
in OR Broad Street Window. Fill in this coupon and drop it i'll
the box in Toy Dept, second floor, or mail it to our Advertising
Department. No vote will he recorded except by coupon cut from
new paper i'll which it is printed.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-02-08
Evening News

Entered at Post omcy as -second-elos~ matter
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-02-08
Cannon & Shelby
92 Smith St.
Lock for Electric Sign

was presented and on motion referred to
the Committee on Police.
The following:
Perth Amhoy, Jan. u, 1908.
To the honorable Mayor snd Board of
Aldermen,
ti-ntlemcn-I wou Id most respectfully
make application for the position as pa
trolman in this city. Hoping you will
give this your cunsideratiop, | am yo1rs
very respectfully,
Joseph Nerber.
=, Broad street.
Eldorssd by Jacob G%oldberqer, 1872
State It,: L. W. Ricci, 800 State st.
X ". Charles Radoczy, - Cortlandt st.
R.v. Alexis Novak, II Division ST.
Eluil Sameth, 30 State st.
WAS presented and referred to the Com
mittec on Police.
The following
Feb. /, 1905.
Fire Committee
Gentlemen-I respectfully refer the
enclosed to you for consideration.
Respectfully,
II. Martyr Brace, Mayor.
~ ne ion
The sun., 1905-09-24
THORP'S NEW QUARTERBACK.
He Had Rockwell Beaten, but Influence
Haired Him at Yale.

Last Wednesday whcn Capt. Thorp of the
Columbia football team was dressing in the
gymnasium to 70 out on the field a small
chap with a well grown mustache strolled
into the quarters. He walked over to Thorp
and looked at him for moment.
How much do you weight" he asked.
Two hundred and twcnty-three pounds. "
said 1horp.
That's pretty good. Got any other big
mem" said the little man.
The others We're pointed out TO him and be
looked them all over.
Say" he finally said. I'm coming out
or the team. Wait n minute until go up
stairs and get a sandwich and l II come down
ard get weighed"
He was gone, a few minutes, and came
He stepped on the scales and announced:
Ever play before;" ouericd Thorp.
Haven, was the answer.
w here in. New Haven?' was the question.
AT Yale
Ws WsHs yas rss%'G ssd tho g" 'ss sas fr% "hnp
tell you. | had this fellow Rockwell beaten
a mile for the place. But he had too much
Political inhuenoe'" queried Thorp. art
aAw. no. " it had been POLITICAL influence
I'd have got the job myself. The coaches
The little man, donned a, uniform and
tho field. He got a chance to play quarter. @ Pr
back on the secopd, eleven for a few minutes
center and missed three stIa ght passes
Say, said Thorp, in a kindly tone OF ca ger
interest YOU certainly have rot # on Rock
the way You can You'd better tni,e rest rest
You're getting over heated"
The sun., 1905-09-24
PLAYERS PRESERVED FOR 1906.
OGiciai List 10 Issued " President Pulliam
's, OF National League.

President Pulliam has ISSUED the official
list Of players reserved by National League
clubs for 1905. The list. which includes the
new players. secured BY purchase or draft.
follows
roroso Rresaf ae csnae l.. % Dee! %
Ss iH: vieof Hs% WoverSh @8sS r hsrly 9ou"s.
. BToonyn- Apeman. charISs A.; Patch; Emil: M
RS Ii r1Fen obn Msm Rys1, bIsdes ~
iaSsq Easop TTT,1nI EdT9Id a S"s Gsr 5srf,
Jennines Hprh;: Jotdsn i. j.; ,wls. Phllp; Iun,
M May mast Il Psse
fasn Fi1 suSy. .ciss 9sSaS F &essns ha%ss = s'As
asSs Flick ss e5:r ss
Sis.4 Ssssa f RsSSe Soh seSsus oSs si binvsl
rapk Schultz lanes saEe Joseph Tinker Rob-
A. f. b1dweI. Charles VIZ ~ ehesR. Thomas r.
gSe ASEn' hses oTs hare S TS Hhe
iss Ssa 5Iys SSs1 hs5y sas.Ia fSs5s
George II, Schlei, James Sebr!ng. ]. 3. Seymour
ss1 @ yss hadt % GSs o4G hdSss Wfsl
?, Nov xork-Leon Ames Frank Bowe,rman' Roger
=, BfeSndndn, george BTOWne, NllildUl lIuTKe,
William nnhlen. Arthur Devin. Michael J. Donlln.
Claude Elliott Ferguson Of Louisville. william o.
Gilbert, AIchle Graham. William Lauder William
K McGann, Joseph MeGinnty. Jonn McGraw.
II, Taylor, George W,se. Wright OF Louisville.
Phlladephi Fred Abbott, James Brady. W. e.
Bransleld. F. g. Corridor. Z. f.. Courtney. Charles
Doom. Nj ]. Doolln William r.. Douglass Hugh
puny. william j.: Dusgleby. William Gleason.
Hon OF Savannah, Kane OF savannah, Otto Kruger.
John c. Lush. Sherwood Magee. Noren OF Atlanta.
C.. II. Munsou. McCloskcy OF Omaha. II. H. McCor-
mick. Charles 4. Nichols. Charles Plttenger, Sem
tell OF Macon. Frank Sparks Roy Thomas John
Titus. Joseph A. Ward Of Clayton, y. j.
PlttsDurg--Alt2er OF Springfield, Mass: James
Archer. c. II. Beaumont. David L. Brain. +. G.
Carrsch, G.. {. Case. Fred c, Clarke o. Z. Clymer.
P. Flahcrty, p. Flannaoan, r. s. Ganley. George
Gibson. Clyde Goodwin. y omcr Hllebrand. Georvc
I: Howard z. W. kiDsella. otto knabe. Thomas
". Leach. $. Lever. 4, p Incld. V. a: linda man.
~ J, Lynch, Frank Obcrlin. II. G. Peitz. c. Phil
lppc.. G. G. Ritchcy. A. Robertaillc. Harry Smith,
John Warner.
s.; Louis, ADAMS q Parsons; Kap; ;,5, Harry
charts Z. brown. James Burke. clayton OF TEN.
4. J. Efan. frant' Of Kansas City, N. ". Grady.
Hickman OF Denver. John Hines, Arthur Hocl-
skocttcr Holmes OF Savannah J. J. JokeIst. T.
i. cahcy. Gcoror Mcbride. Mccarthy ot Pou~h-
keepse. J. a. McDoural. Charles 4. Mcfarland.
NJ. j. O'Nelll. Perrtne OF Denver Rauh OF Mon
trcal, Daniel c. Shay. W. p. Shannon. q. Sattcry.
OF Milwaukee. Homer Smoot. Spade Of Macon.
Srfcr Sullivan. Swami OF Shreveport John W.
Taylor. John ThlclmaI.
The sun., 1905-09-24
Accent on the Operatic Stage.


No Enclshman with daughters could do a rashcr
thing than permit them 10 take lessons from cmi.
mont professors with view OF going on the stage
The opera stage In Enrland scarcely exists AZ
Covcrt Garden woman who can sneak good
English can only IN hy force OF social in fucncc
and abroat foreigner hhs very great difficulty be
she cannot spca' or sing with perfect accent
The foreign lady or gentleman comes across here
aud occasion will venture to sing In English
and their mistakes bring nothing more than smile
to the faces of tho audience. Hut let an English
SINGER gn 10 France or Germany and some, HIN q
totally dircrcn: happens.
In isE Tamafno sang at Monte Carlo before an
audience which was mainly French. He mlspro-
nouncci a wor', and peal OF deris,vc laughter
covered even his s,entoran notes. In Brussels I
heari an American tenor laughed at because some
OF his vowcls were not quite purc-Brussels. where
their French Is the most villainous patols 7 have
ever heard, In Germany have heard both French
and English artists laughed at because their accent
was not absolutely correct
The sun., 1905-09-24
F'ORDH1M kICKERS REPORT.
Thirty Men on Hand for the First Practise
The Schedule,

Candidates for the Fordham University foot
ball eleven have been called out for practise
and the thirty men who reported have been
put through light work by Coach Smith or
the new men who reported Dennihcy. roylc.
Leo and Kane showed up well, Among the
old men who are practically sure of positions
are Capt. Gargan. Magee, Fitzpatrick. Barry,
Cassassa and Fallen.
i. man who pr m!'ee 10 Civ" Can't Gargan
New Britain High school. where hc plaved
end and Quarterback on the champion inter
scholastic eleven Of Connecticut The law
and medical schools, which open on Septem-
Der Is, are expected to furnish considerably
more material. The schedule follows
October II, Stevens at Fordham: IA. r. p l. at
Fordham; 2s. Middlcburg at Fordham: November
4. Nillanoya az Philadcphla II, University Of Mar
Rutgers at New Brunswick; 30. Holy Cross at Ford
ham.
The sun., 1905-09-24
CITY REAL ESTATE.

Of QUEENs-sALE Or RENT
The sun., 1905-09-24
Private Sales.

sEvENTi-SEVFNTH STREET, M &I4 Hess
have sold fc, S m'n n TO Isidcr Goldberg
the plot 2?SH2oli, On the north side Of
Seventy-sevcnth street. running through
10 the south side Of Seventy-eirhth street,
ia feet east of Avenrc A. Tho seller
bought this property last May through
NJ 4 l.. Hess from the New York Protestant
Eniscona School which received il as a
gift nearly century ago.
ItiST STREET-Duff Brown have sold
for Gustav,is l.. Lawrence IN NJ. BNrhhardt
for OCCUPANCY No. 4ji West lilst street.
four story American basement dwelling
on lot .oxso,ii. The same brokers have
also sold for Mr.. Lawrence 10 a Mr. Ed
wards No. i5S. and to Norbert Wolf No
400 West lilst street, similar dwellings
each on lot isyoo,i. There arc now only
two house remaining nnsod out Of a row
of twelve some of which are not yet COM
pleted.
EIGHTY-SEvENTH STREET -Slawson a.
Hobbs have sol for X. j. Chard TO n client
for occupancy No. 347 West Eighty-seventh
Hon lin ued nm Elepenh pn1e
The sun., 1905-09-24
Beautiful FIatbuSh Lots.

S225 upward: small monthly payments n desired
closing estates AT slauvhier'ng prices; und.S'lnt
everybody; splendid surroundings near; prospect
Park cars close: act promptly: douole your sa ns'
quickly: unparalleled opportunity for honlf ot 10
vestment: don't bank your savings or bus Ndr "!'
after this, always open. EDWARDS, So iiaihD'"
av.. Brooklyn
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-08-08
The Cash Value of Sobriety

The Chicago Alton Railroad company recently ISSUED
for m employees torhds employ saloons
tracks halls liquor gam
bling permitted.
pretense carrying cruaade
the competency and reliability Of It's
service holds upon habits
help insure public safety.
A things which prohibited"
Chatou either tend sht
lily 70 impair a mans mental an physical powera@
This the question steady upon
basis where the heaghted morally clearly under
that there but practical side
The Who viii heark moral lay
his practical
sentiment guah. he calls Il; he must have hard fact
Well here he The hard fact that he
be sober and steady Job where sabrety and
steadncss qualities
wherever he days
staring him in the face In all mes Of employment sobey
seadinoss becoming rgdy required
with the value Of reliability reduced to plain dollars and cents
duest ethical prn
eipie easily grasp meaning
Lots OF be with through their heads at ALL
but appealed through their They be
taught BY but BY The world Of its
deccncy people
Time country bouniiess natural
offered unlimited uaskled irresponsible
disable dnk and unsteady habits
and conditions have changed
zaarveous,y.
Ioday competition 4 strong the front
forced exercise
selection All grades OF work above that Of
requires abb reliable drink
Is a disability
not matter Of question
morality. 1t matter OF business
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yellow Jack"

shock this Of yellow fever At New Orleans
merely oozed through speak
carries with Il the suggestion
announced after elaboration and considerable
health authorities 70 iocaxe the suspected
the memorable epidemic o. ISIS Il
souls New Orleans and Memphis and the
Try remembers those daysthe terror
For natter the North had Of
peatnce Later than s22 philadelphia
fellnw sufferer in 1871 % late
Mississippi valley only 20 be checked fortunate
~ BY sanitary and redeenng frosta
Yellow joke Nor does the South regard Is as
The whole With the South guard against H.
For There believe that mans
against pestnre the Of victory That such
gratifying possible b the e that the disease has
Americans occupied the island In
All that needed Is 70 the fugitive
cases that may develop them With tho
costly past and strike the tna boT
that viii make / a happily forgotten nightmare
After the isihmua and the West
Indies 70 ygiene achievements OF the
tleth century.
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aivs-one b. ono he began to
swtop down upon the outlaws. ho
nipped them IN the most unexpected
places aud timea-he appeared In
their midst often alone. and
anafched his man with unerrinE Ger
taiuty from under tho very noses
uf his companions The audacity Of
the man. and the rapidity Of his
movements. bewilderesd the moon
sinners"
Drayton finally captured and
walled every "moonshiner" in his
district extending over several
counties all save one particular
gang and one particular leader Of
the same a Captain Watson the
Bhrrwdost and worst "mooner' Of
all. Several times Drayton sought
his quarry -twlea he had actually
caught him. yet twice he had g.
capped.
Brayton chafed under his ill sue
cess. One more effort he determined
to make r. certain information,
which he knew 10 be reliable, had
At last. he felt certain. placed the
'monnshluor' IN bis power. How
ever his plans miaearrled. A note
was left AT the small tavern at
which he was stopping. ! requested
Drayton 10 meet a friend at a Ger
tain point some few miles outside
tho town.
The name signed 10 tho note was
tho name Of one OF the mcu who
were 10 go with Drayton on the ex=
petition In the morning ono OF his
most trusted frienda He never
gave the note a second thought, wise
and keen as he was He suspected
nothing. The name signed 10 the
note was a clever forgery. and so
he fell into trap.
Arrived at the place OF meeting.
/ Drayton proceeded TO make himself
comfortable under tho shady covert
Of some willows to wait for his man
lie tooG a newspaper from his poek-
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MRS RUDOLPH sPREcKEls

SAN FRANCISCO Mrs. Rudolph
spreekel6, who has more than once
been pronounced b famous artists
II Europe 10 be one % the most
beautiful women Of America. sets
an example 20 the devutoes % faah.
ion By the simplicity OF her life In
spite OF the many temptations that
are offered To women % beauty.
wealth and social standing 20 accept
the trlyoliucs Of life instead OF the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-08-08
Francis KOssuth on Hungarian Crisi.

print important article the trouble between
Hungary Francis Koasuh. the leader Of
the Hungarian i struggle against Emperor Franz Josef
and the guide the doatnea Of Hungary II The Magyar
nation example Of Norway and resolves TO set
business itself
We In America take sides in the debate the
pedency question that has led the paralysis Of parla
menary government in Hungary controversy
the that their language be- the language Of
command There sound arguments for
both sides Of question. powerful Of them being
against Magyar Almost certainly II Auso
Hungary engaged In and onehaf Of the were
unfamiliar Of the other ha there
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wonld he eonfnaIon and daneer OF dIaaaler.

Woud be confusion and danger of disaster II
given precedence 20 the far
will tho viii OF nation Hungary
sufficient to itself dcmanda that ia own lang
uage language army Franz josef de-
Austria the German tongue be conn
tie struggle that issue Ameeana
opinion The kagemperor must bow 10 the will
aefeontained monarchy. with
sutuon and what m people demand through
lorty parliament Mr. Kosnuh says
therc Is difference ahsouam conauonailam
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-08-08

There isa child tn New York who
haa never seen a COW sfFrfai 81
ssafiie's fuu grown milfmen are
IL the same fix. Not knocking any
body
Wonder Why the annual SEA ser
usnt has cut Aih Point this year
pocause Butte policeman
aanldnt tell the difference between
wax and a sky pilot. a preacher
lapt all night In the city JAIL ana
mat policeman never worked IN
seattle
Those First avenue policemen
sarely have a good drag.
yen. they eau pull q helpless
woman out Of bed aud DRAG haf 70
the police station
Conrrssaman williamson. Of Ore
aon. b getting a run Tor his money
anyhow. Three trials on land
lqand charges aud the end ID not IN
sight. either.
A Broollyn boliermakor has mar
rlssI n church orHanist We feel
sorry for the nelsebora.
Now. really who hulda the key TO
the situation In the telographers'
strike?
There Be- some doubt aa 90 wheih.
er he Milwaukee road "a coming 10
/ Tho coast. Let's settle the trouble
by moving the coast TO Chamber
lain. 3. ID.
some ~ Chicago's streets are
said 10 be Hinklue. And most Of
lhem we're pretty low down TO be
gln WITH.
apercy has acted like a fool eFeI
since he has known Mabel"
"Humph. they must have beer
playmatea were they were children
elias Harold asked your father e
give his conseut2"
aHe told father last night tha
+ he had nude 8 600 In q real estate
deal GO = auupesa boa asking hin
on the installment plan"
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serious duties Of wives aud muihsga.
Mrs. Spreckela. Nho as Neiiin 10
life. was numbered among society e
gayeat % the gay. haa devoted all
81 her time since her marriage Ga
her home and the care OF her emil.
dfen. She gives her personal stten-
ton 90 every detail q their bring
ing up and IL their constant con-
panion In all % their childish
sports.
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The Fate OF The
"Moonshiner Grew

10y a REVENUE OFFICER
CHATTANOOGA. Tenn. aiA
aayH ago Bill Roper, a revenue In.
former disappeared from hlH home
near Spring Place. Ga Last might
he was found a. the bottom OF an
abandoned copper shaft 90 feel
deep. where he had been thrown BY
body VI masked men. lie VIA
made 10 pray. aud then pushed into
the shaft. the men shooting fout
bullets into hla body while In his
downward fiirht The bottom 81
the shaft ia covered with weesia and
brush as well aa a pool Of stag
nant water Roper ~ a robust man
Weighing 200 pounds. but owing to
his severe wounds VIII die
The above news item. which re
Gently appeared. brings 10 the mind
Of the writer the STORY Of one Ever
ct Dnytnn. known a. the Booze
Man. not on account nf his drink
ing proclivitica FOR he 10 strictly
temperate for the simple and
sufficient reason that he was aH-
signed % the task Of hunting down
moonahlnom "A limo OF employ.
mrni in which bat fnw men have tie
hardihood 10 engage
nraytun was appointed n United
States marshal Ia the southern dis
tflct Of Virginia. which state at that
time was fairly uyerrun with out
laws OF an Glasses bunhwhaehars.
A. asf. e.
moonahlnera. neaiied ia all the
countrywide among tho mountains,
and FAR from towns and cities upon
the lonely roada. while gamblers and
assperutd0cs aWafmed in and about
the settlements. Crime was ire
duent and the lot Of an officer 4
succession OF stirring adventures.
involving grrai danger and demand
ing as great tact aud personal BRAY
cry.
But Everett nraYton proved him
self worthy and fiji Tor the office
quick witied. splsndid physique
daahlng courage guietiy and So
femaficnily he went about the task
before him of relieving that par
tirulAr community OF moouHhln-
erH
Day after day. and months at a
time. he rode up and down the eoun=
try. atudyinE the rAvtncH and can
Yuna. posting himself "a 20 the ioea-
ton Of dwellings. springs and noun
tain trails. and aequaintinE himself
Wiih the inhabitants and their &c
aupafloua lie learned the names
the histories and haunta of all the
noted criminals. beeAme familiar
Rlth their personal ehAracieriatiea.
and knew them all By sight
Tho outiaSa Ia tho msantlme.
viewed hia operations with con.
tempt Why not What had theI
to fear from this man. Who went
aniafly In and out among them with
hla pale face aud gentle manner
but they asa not know the iron.iike
temper that slept beneath the calm
exterior % Exewntt Drayton.
When bis plans Of action we're AL
laid there vas a surprising change
Ia hia dcmaanor--he grew agEress
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-08-08

Jimmy Hyde Is naW thinking Of
getting married Beats al hos that
boy goes out ioosing for trouble
We hnpa a. will be an Eauitabie ar
ransemsnt anyway.
What's all this rumpua tn the
cabinet now Wilson that's all
Wouidnt Jim Hams whiHkefs
make a hit with the Russian peace
cuFuya?
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va STAR DUST ~


ioLTED.
tEHHAN NN AAAtAE " ~ NHA NAHH7H =
Nftttrn request ffpm a Neoaho
county gentleman Monday 20 send
him the Record fnF one year. With
the statement that he addressed the
letter Editor II The Erie Record
seeauas he did not know our name
Ye gods. hos the mighty have fall.
en- We supposed every man. som
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-08-08

The Greatest Discovery In the History
q the World Alvcular Dentistry
IFhCticCd By the Ohio Dentists only.
The new system that tlgthunf loose
teeth, cures bleeding and pyurrhca u
the gums. treatment OF exposed den
tai pulp. treatment OF nlVcolnr abb
Hherlc pressure plates. Lifc-ukc teeth
arr the muat perfect and natural look
ing teeth that dental science has ever
produced. Originator OF the Ohio safe
system ~ painless dentistry. which
makes al dental operations painless.
Examination and extraction free.
Full set OF tccth. with the Natural
Gums" 81. ..... .s...............g 50 nO
Cold Crowns 12k .s................ 40 90
hfi1Eo Nofk 500 +sr++.st..s.s $500
ftllings,.. .,.....s 3ac. SOC and 81 90
Al work guaranteed rs years
HOURS q. m 10 .. an. sundays.
$50 a. m. Co } p m.
ONO PAINLESS DENTISTS
@sA Pike Street Corner Third Avenue.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-08-08

John -. Rockefeller. according 70
a newspaper paragraph that has
been going The rounds Tor n week or
SO. O. an expert shorthand writer.
However. nobody must get tho idea
that John o. n ahorthandcd writer
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TWO VIEWPOINTS


4 city man. before his guest.
Some stcaniug tempting dish vi
lay.
And say. with swelling Of the chest
7 brought that from the farm to
day"
The farmer. ton. a dish viii pas
And. as he puts q down.
Remark. ~rhat ought t0 b@ fist
class.
I bought Il yesterday IN town
NO DOUBT ABOUT III
The get rlrh-aulek games kVocAet
by every knowing man; ~
They say there's nauKht bui loss
In any speedy plan
That an may be quite true
hut I don't think It's So
For once I went in ono
And / guess / ought 90 know
Oh. yes. I will admit =
may be pretty thick
hut when I played the game
Somebody got rich quick
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-08-08

Mrs. Lysander John Appleton IL
older than her husband and We
would like 90 know how much.-Ats
Gibson Ckanl Globe.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-08-08

after all" remarked the man
who was getting posted on high
finance 1--WE must not forget that
honesty is the best policy"
Excuse me one minute" broke In
a man who had heard him, but let
me tell what ! can do for you with
one OF our 20-year endowment -"
You can't keep an Insurance man
down.
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