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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-08-15

Tho striking tclegraphefs On the
Northern Pacific aud Great North
crn still maintain that they have
victory Ina their grasp
The following is statement pre-
pared hy the Seattle headquarters
nf the order of Railway Telegraph
FRS Tuesday
We are nov entering GA the third
week of tho strike Rnd the outlook
Il Just as encouraging "a Is MAS en-
the first day,
The companies make statement
Through their paid mediums. ser
taiu dRily papers that their pas
reusers trains are all moving on
time We positively aver that they
are not as we Keep a daiiy fceotd
of an trains in and cut ot Seattle.
Their bullcsin board Of Sunday read
as follows.
y 4. from Portland due at ! Is
=. m. will arrive al 9.is p m.
n. 2. frum Sc Paul. due $ p. m
will arrive az a IA.
n 4 from ST. Paul. due at s 50
\. m. viii arrive al n 80 p. n.
Thls was first marking and fig
lures arc usually changed no or
three times after first marked 0p.
No 3. n r. reported Il hours
late Ia TACOMA Yesterday morning
Does this look a. f trains Wefe NOV
ing on timer
; We would suggest that some Of
cur brothers who are In the lumber
district put the shippers Wise 10 the
fact that the Kirkland branch Is
fun OF loads and that they could
probably lind some Of their loads
still there which were billed ont two
weeks ago Prior 10 the strike there
we're practically no loads ON this
branch. while Monday there wefe
ell loads on the branch
One OF the members of our news
committee counted u eahoosas in
one yard tn Tacoma. and reported q
tracks full OF loads IN Tacoma.
A carload OF watermeions. With
$40 freight charges. sold in Ever
ctt yesterday for $50. on account OF
being spoiled
The following from President
Perham vas received at 70 o'clock
this morning
st. Paul. Aug IA full state.
ment OF our case VAS sent 20 Priest
dent hin this morning Important
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-08-15
Now Wears Star He Once
Refused 10 Honor or CaI

Acting Chief willard was busy
Tuesday morning rendering advice
70 l. W Applequist and G. W
Humphrey. who marched cut Of the
station at the noon hour TO take
tholr first asp into police duty in
this city.
Applequist was formerly a Mime
apolis bluecoat. where he walked the
beat" for six years. when asked
II he knew tho Minneapolis fugitive
copper" Swan p. Llndahl. charged
with arson and robbcbry. he said
that he aid and has high hopes Of
turning the man up Tor Chief De
lanpy Ia the near future.
Humphrey was once in tha llmes
Nght. when. as "A street ear con
ductor. he politely refused 10 honor
police star No ig7 worn by
poundmaster Gregg. Gregg and
Humphrey mixed IL up. but the hon
ors were even, Now Humphrey
strange 10 say, will wear the star
he refused TO honor months aEo.
Appleduist Is now the baby Gle
phant Of the force, and Il viii nee
essarily have TO bs prodigy 20
beat girth and stature OF the new
uai rnlmAn.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-08-15
UNION MEN IN BRAND NEW
QUARTERS.

The Seattle Labor Council Ga NOV.
ing into the new Labor Temple
building. Sixth and University. and
The members thereof are all happy.
The new building Is commodlous
and was badly needed For years
the largest central labor body in the
city has been Obliged 10 get along
with dingy quarters. and the change
into the fine. new building has
brought Joy 10 tho officers Of the
The building will be dedicated
formally on Labor day
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-08-15

Dan tIahrU .s IN town
Don't know Dan fiHhnll
That'a funny. thought every body
knew BIN
Everybody docs In the sireus bus
ineas
ban tiaholl is press sgent f1f
Bnfnum & Bailey. aud that simple
title oi press agent covers "A multi
tude OF JahemD details
Not only has Daniel 20 use the
thirty third degree OF pyroteehulea
ia Enghsh for the dclcctatlun Of the
innocent Newspaper reader but he
must make every newspapermau be
Ievo that iJR the greatest pleasure
on earth 20 aprnd a half hour In
the lauca shop telling funny
stories and making himseif general
~ a good fellow
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-08-15
LACK OF CONTRACTION
A DISGRACE To THE CITY

a condition OF affairs thar would
not be tolerated By any other city IN
America exists IN Seattle because
the city council 10 too busy with po-
litlcM matters and too absorbed in
using the city revenue for l1eRit-
mate purposes 90 Appropriate a few
thousand dollars for the establish
ment % n contagion hospital
The lack OF such convenience f.
becoming more apparent and more
troublesome and dangerous every
year. city Health officer Ludlow.
backed by The board Of health. baa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-08-15

was reprinted throughout the Chi
neau empire. stated that Ia drawing
ua the now treaty IL certain phrase
Wna inserted pertaining % the ekz
cluaion Of students and merchants
This created Intense excitement
throughout che empire maHa meet
Tugs were held everywhere David
son believes tho boycott viii end Ia
aix months
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-08-15
CURING cATARRH
PREVENTS CON-
SUMPTION

III = J Townsend. address 1907
south Forty fourth street. Tacouas
Two years ago
Contracted a Severe Cold,
which settled On my throat ana
chest and developed "a chronic bron-
ehial eatauh. The disease also *
tended to my stomach. causing loss
Of appetite and failure Of Digestion
Coughing Night and Day.
and expeetorating phlegm contlnu-
ally. I grew steadily worse, losing in
weight and strength until my
lungs were affected and / greatly
feared the disease.
Would End In Consumption.
sRut I am glad 20 say that
thanks to the Columbian treatment.s
have been completely cured ana
ana
a Well Man Again. 4
Z feel better and stronger than
for years. and can heartily reeom-
mend the Columbian treatment to
al sufferers~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-08-15
A FOOLISH TELEGRAM
CAUSED THE BOYCOTT

SAN FRANCISCO Aus 10
United states Consul Davidson.
Temporary aurreaHur 10 GoudnoW a
consul az Shanghai, arrived from
the Orient this morning lie dis
eussud the Chinese boycott. aud
said the ttoublr was brought about
by a telegram sent "a Shanghai by
correspondent nf Shanghai
newspaper The telegram which
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-08-15

Wheat High. Low close.
Sept. 81 IL. 50 7-s. 81 -
Dec 81 rs. salt. s23-4
Corn
Sept. 81 50. 528-s. sass
Oats
Sept. q is. Is IS. 2s7-s
Pork
Sept. $40 fia22t-2. siAa7I-2
Nov. i44T i-2. 1877 1-2. Its.
Liverpool Wheat closed i-sd
lower: Sept. IS 67-sd. De-. g
i-sd.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-08-15

The board OF works. Tuesday
morning., postponed the award OF
the contract FOR the excavation Of
the new Jail building r. McCiailan.a
bid u f22,sti was the lowest. The
superstructure ~ 90 be made only
four stories high and a set Of new
pians has been called for.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-08-15

CHICAGO. Aug 1.-THE poles
nave telephoned TO Brockton. Mass.
for the arrest OF George l.awrenee.
alias Bennett Marshall. accused of
being the mysterious MIR Dove
said to have murdered Willizn
Bate in an automobile near La
mont. Ills. on a night In November.
i*oA 4 dispatch from Brockson
saws the police there don't know
Lawrence.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-08-15
NO TIME SO GOOD AS NOW !
Chronic Asthma Radically
Cured

BIZ Daniel Graham. aouth Park.
Wash
4 took the Columbian treatment
after suffering from asthma for the
greater part 90 my Isle. and the Fe
suif VAS
a Perfect Cure.
'sinre childhood I have been
troubled with difficulty iu breathing
and shoftucaa Of breath. and my
condition gfrH worse Rith each
aueereitug year until I was finally
forced 10 leave ms home in the East
and seek relief IN change - climate.
Eaf a time ] was somewhat better.
hut the disease aoon returned and
caused me
Mos, Intense Suffering
Tor ten long years I have had no
turn % my troubles since my
eaHe
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-08-15
THE MARKETS

Vegetables.
Beans. dry. per ewt- ttss0 SIT.
small whites. sa9t8afs large
whites S1UtiB. pink hsana. -
green beans 6Gec. wax green
beans. 6@ge. waK beans. tke per
n. heets. per sack. 81 90 parauipa
Per sack. fi.@b. native carrots. PEG
sack tiS0. lemons s. aos6 co.
eauliflower. per ease. T5eae8i gar
nc, new. Sc spinach. crate. tee
head lettuce. pr dosen. Ia eas.
parsley. per dozen, csc carrots. PEI
box 81 90; artichokes. pei daz. see
native rhubarb. ~ Hscs summer
asparagus zoe. gteea peas. ~.
green peppers. Per u. see. tels-
phone peas. ~ e. summer
dozen. 500 90: nat Dutch cabbage.
he native cabbage. f&e. Calf
fornEa green corn. n-r desen. tse.
native green corn. soeUtlsa per
box. cucumbcrA eco 2acs German
eucuFnbsrs. per csse. in. nut.
meKz. per case. s3oQat 90 sweet
corn. native. per cwf. liz hot
house tomatoes. per fa-ih. boxes g.
wenatchec tomatoes. ease g. aHAf1.
potatoes. Vashon Rose. Sasoa Peer
less. iEs.oa. Grant Chliea. - 90.
California. new. tss.es. Minnesota
old is5.ee.
Fruits
Bananas. bunch. tzsaU 4sa. dates
case, $500. aprlcots. feF case.
10. 5 hGsc. figs. 40 bricks. sl.fs.
ns-, Hecdicss lob cartons. 50
else grape fruit. seedleas. s %
Ht2fs lines. Doc per hundred. new
fancy oranges. box. $3.50 4Ts. etnn-
berries. $40. Florida piuaapplsa. Tia
fiea California peaches. crate EasH
stcs freestone peaches. crate. Il
California riunns. ennH zseHFI 10
cantaloupea. case. 81 red etlrfHnfs.
saan. S3T5, raapberrlea. 81 black
berries. box. tfa50 i6a wiid black
berries. box glfQi California nnpsea.
iint.a0 per box. green grapes
8Lao. watermei0ns. ffs8maaa pee
dozen. california pears. Der hox
izea-~2t0. " hite seeaiaaa grapes.
per crate. tLG5. IoFana. per crate.
i4ae, nailye peach plama. -
per case. 1fM Soc crab arriea
per boz. 75c. Wenatehee auuiea. per
caae. st.so. uuimeg melons. s. a
case.
Butter ard cnssss
" sAENl AANNNNN AtAf E1Na ri H2As
cream brick cheese. ff4fse. call
f1ruia cheese. ieisc. oregon cheese.
isc; Eastern cheese. iai4c. butter.
native creamery. 2scs cooking. 1far
zoe California fresh creamery. a2c:
eastern butter. z3c. Oregon batter.
a2c.
Strictly fresh ranch. per auaeu.
2s % CSC, oregon sEEa &c.
sugar.
Golden A, m sacks S5.ss. extra Z.
in sacks. 1s.g5. pow drred. in bar
rels. fs.i0. dry grauuiated. IN sacks.
1855. cube. IN barrels, sea6 beet
sugar. ts.3s. maple sugar. aoat2ne
Lsns !. 6 n pald within IS aayA
Mssya
Cows. beef &c. steers. TIC. nut
ton ~ q Sc; pork. 787Hc. lamb. Sc.
spring lamb. t30t. dressed veal
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-08-15
OUR FREE OFFER
TO THE SICK

We will give a careful painatsI
ins examination and diagnosis 70
every applicant. absolutely free Of
charge. This includes a thorough
microscopic examination vshsn nee
sssasy.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-08-15
s. VITus. pANcE

81 VI % 0NFNNL
yields quite readily % the soothing
and strengthening influence Of Dr.
Miles Nervine. because " Is a pure
~ nervous affection. Even the
chronic form. while often stubborn.
Is eventually cured by its persistent
use. sold by druggists on a guar
antee that first bottle viii benefit.
or money refunded.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-08-15
Columbus
Medical
Institute
Wa. meHARRIE, M. o., Consulting
Physician,
42o-426 Arcade 5o'ts'ns.

office hours . a. m 70 ~ n. 2
70 p. m: evenings. Tuesday aud
Friday go TO $40. sundays b.
appointment only.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-08-15
REWARD OFFERED FOR
WINDOW SCRATCHER.

} REWARD OFFERED FOR
; WINDOW SCRATCHER. !
; A reward OF 500 is offered 1
\ for the apprehension Of man 1
b or woman who scratched every !
4 window en- the west side OF 1
= Second avenue between Colum- I
. bia and Cherry on Monday /
= night. The reward is offered
= by W J. johnson. manager OF
= the Plymouth shoe company.
= who complained 10 the police.
= Whether the offender was I
= testing the merits Of newly !
e purchased sparkler, or wheth- !
= er he intended malice Is
= not known. but the plate glass
q windows bore the traces Of his ,
= handiWork in many places.
= $3.50 sttt q q y 4
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-08-15
(L!y1Id.!I'I.I;I7D
s07 FIRST AVENUE.
CoLhtAfS aUlLpfac.
Between Columbia and Marion.
sPfNnING's SPECIALS.


The motorcycle race Il over. They
vii tell you how Il happened. but
@pinuinE's Indian won first prize
II was a pretty Faca with fIre start
ers. We did our best and were
successful We are trying Just a.
hard 70 win your trade b. giving
the best cash values In Seattle.
st.Zs s-inch sWedlah Side cutting
Lineman's Pliers ....... -. ssl r
Joe box Cintted Coppefed Rlvets z =
$3.50 BONNIE Floor Hinge SI.Sl
500 BONNIE Floor Hinge ST 81
lse Family Soldering Set ..-...fflf
800 Toilet clipper .........s IKE
You viii never know = nat real
snort Il unfii you ride an Indian.
come in and try one gratis.
1876 Spring York Indian S2IO
1905 midland Indian .......S f2s
1000 Eagle Bicycle. .... So 90
$500 Coaster Brake Yale. SIC 90
$500 Coaster Brake RaeYele :.
$500 -..--s.-. -....s..s S39. 90
SPiNNfNcss CASH STORE.
1910 SECOND AVE.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-08-15
UN RIVAL.ED
Is the Success of the Columbian Physicians in the Cure
of Every Chronic Ill.

81 press 10 "a "a tim hy o hi hos In eel pt d a
% a orpa o e col Be 81 @ equal
~ ~ + h ma "a Ia h u % nn =
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-08-15

Mrs. ragrart ana Fanuy Everly.
the i2.yearold Girl who waa a vii
ness Ia the celebrated divorce casa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-08-15
It's Right

WE BUY RIOHTt
WE SELL RIGHT
WE ARE RIGHT
Yoa VIII be treated right Al f.anK'a.
yaselin-. very beet. per bottle. spe-
ciu Tor -s.-..s...ssss #ssssssss Re
Little Liver Pills. 25s size lie
F1etcher's Castoria ........... 2.1c
Assorted Soaps--seven large cakes
Tor s-.---.ss. s+t.s+s..ss.sss s1e
Syrup Figs. Use size. 23e
Bay Rum. FUN pint ....s..s. 3ae
Headache Bromo. Csc size I5e
Sealpicide. positively stops dandruff
and failing hair. 1875 size. 9gf
n ms from Lansa ITS Right
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-10-10
JUVENILE GRIMES.


ne sun r'''''''" ''' P'''''
p'''o' Iu"se u" WA, Guy '' ""'''"' ny
'"' ''' ''''''''''' '''"' I'D p'' ''''' W.
I'VE 'I'''''''''' '''' "PP'.' ''' WV
are under 'Se. many o' '''', "'''N ''
'''I' carry teens. j" S'''''' 'i''''''''['
Ut Us pointer OUT ''SI'''''e '''''''', ''-
tI'Ou'ed D} 'h' eNP'''S 70 ub''' '''.'
o'n'd ana sAi'liu' ''l'''''''s, nave "'''.
'"l'"''''' 'N mere "'H1' -' many
These cases mere appears no '''''''"' 'l
h'redl'}. I0e'r parents are up,'s"'
P'"l'' '"" '''' NUN '"'
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-10-10
LIBERTY FOR RUSSIA.

II the imperial decree just issued
by the car IS carried out, Russia win
soon have national assembly IN sos-
sion. The decree prescribes regua-
lions FOR the election of representa-
lives. The assembly VIII consist of over
500 members, many Of whom viii be
farmers. and although he car takes
4, for granted that this body Of men
VIII only be the tool of the autocratc
government of which ne rs the head, &c
cannot fan to exercise q marked innu-
euce for good upon the future lifc OF
the nation,
"ZemsN Sobors or land parlidments
are by no means unknown 20 Russian
history. During the 18th and nth CEN
turtles, such representative assemblies
were convened at various times and
often adopted measures which affected
the entire policy or the empire. one
Of the very important "Sobors,' or par
iaments, was chat which was summon
ed at the time of tine extinction OF the
old dynasty and the consequent strife
between various factions for the SUE
new rule. The internal affairs of the
country became dlsorganzrl. and h-
uJlly call was made upon che people
u every town to select TWO or .nroe
representatives Jp sober .o ue held
at Moscow This gathering continued
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-10-10

In the North American Review for
October Richard Olney formerly
United states secretary of state, con-
slders the legal Aspects OF Congress
slonol Railroad Rate Making" His
eminence Cardinal Gibbons discusses
Lynch Law Its Causes and Remedy.
Andrew Carnegie descants upon the adj
vantage which would accrue TO the
world from AN Anglo French Ameri-
can Understanding jeremiah w.
jerks, professor Of political economy In
Cornell university, makes some sug-
gestions as to How to Extend Com
merce I'm the Far East Emmett ONeal
answers In the negative the question,
Can Congress Reduce Representa-
tion? Angio-Indan, i'm Lord Curzon.
His Resignation and Record says a
high tribute TO the late yiceroy of In
dia. w. II. Mallock criticises DR.. J..
Sauderson Chrstlson's recent article
on Science and immortality" sgd
ney Brooks enumeHtes Some Results
Of the War Norma w Jones insists
that the Letter OF the Law" should not
be the dominant consideration In solv-
ing the question of marriage and d.
vorce, The number closes with COM
munications IN the department OF
Word Politics, from London. ST. Pet
ersburg, Paris and Washington. New
York
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-10-10

The assembly called by the present
Car win not have the power possessed
By It's ancient prototype. Blu Il VIII
have some influence, The representa-
lives OF the people win have "a certain
amount of advisory and moral power
There VIII be discussion, ana some
checks and balances with regard to vital
national Interests, especially If the press
should receive f. reasonable degree Of
freedom Nommaly lut0crocy remains
absolute but even "a weak parliament
viii tend 90 restrict auloctatla power
Liberty has duWued for Russia when
its people is given % voice in the af.
fairs of government.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-10-10
1lE AMERICAN INDIANS.

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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-10-10

Recently Sir William Crooks lecturei
twice at Kimberley, South Africa, on
the making of artificial diamonds The
lectures cost $1,000 for they included
elaborate experiments. That was Ike
carrying Goals 10 Newcastle
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-10-10
RECENT PUBLICATIONS,

Tu IA. o,toba,. ,.,,,,bo,. 81 tho Inn
uroven,spt ~, ri5or "a II Roberts
ronflnucs Me ,,i-atie r,rrr an con
Ipinelity az n5s pool ~ Norp,on D."
Mira Sns, Nonns ,.,t.s ,orfrih,,tss. an.
other or her ~, Alathe,gs tettcrs to
Her NisaIon,r, 80, .Ir,h ana tina
lewis ana ,y.rt, t,.,,sittoI,o A. Has.
rrlbed bv tosa",, naiI,ntyna rldu,
lanes a. Dnoin has am lrf,rsatln,,
ransr nj, .rtstrih,,,ior G,1.r Nn II .
dealing t,ttb an enIsnde of the hlsto3v
OF The cbui,,h \vminm uaug writes
alout oTbn Nsr,ga ~ Ntnrnonis,n "
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-10-10

There are sIS hundred and forty
three farmers in The federal prison at
LeoyenWorh Their offense was trying
to make, by Illegal means two blades
Of grass grow whore only one grew
before.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-10-10

Newton g. Dougherty superintendent
OF the public schools Of Peoria, MS,
who has been indicted eighty-four
times, says he is only a teacher and
not banker Evidently teaching
ethics Is not his forte.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-10-10

The department Of agriculture has
imported "a herd Of sxty-elght milking
goats from Malta, The goats are cx-
pectcd to furnish all the Malta-d milk
Uncle Sans children may need
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-10-10
PARCELS posi-
S. Louis Globe Democrat.

10 is not uncommon for Berlin TO han
Ole 10000 parcels through the mails IN
n single day, and the small tradesmsn
would not part with the system II they
could. Under foreign treaties the
United States carries eleven pound
parcels. but in domestic mails will re-.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-10-10

celye no parcel weighing more than
four pounds, and chargee "a cents post
age on a parcel Of that weight. These
facts point to the urgent need OF par
GELS post reform In this country now
tagging behind all others IN the matter
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-10-10

Secretary Taft says our seabodd
cities are safe from attack by any for
ogn power; that they are lmpregnoble.
Then what is the use Of a great big
navy?
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-10-10

The heirs OF Kosciuskoit is said, HAYS
put forth a claim to the site OF Chica-
go. This will make freedom and Chlca-
go shrek with laughter
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-10-10

Several thousand new sabres have
been issued to the cavalry. They are
ground very sharp. sharper than a SER
penis tooth, In fact
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-10-10

These cool nights are Uniting the trees
and the brush on the hills as no painter
ever tinted picture.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-10-10

80 man can rise up and say, This Is
the biggest graft there are so many
and they are all so big
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-10-10

Insurance blackmau bills are no
worse than Insurance campaign contri-
button bills
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-10-10

I'm the bright lexicon OF John \. Nc
Call there is no such word as restllu-
ton"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-10-10

Reciprocity that does not reciprocate
seems TO be about what Is wanted
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-10-10

Pat Grove win MI a long felt want
long felt by the omaha police,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-10-10

Gould caught the Ramsey in the
thicket.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-10-10

To take a mans measure-dnd the
length OF hls purse.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-10-10

The heep-wagon mission doesn't
seem to lind many lost sheep.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-10-10

It Is good TO donounce graft; it is
better to expose IT,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-02-23
Farm Buildings Burned.

Til" farm hudinrs Of John T. Clark of
Perry were tomplrlciE destroyed Ivy liz"
Monday forenoon. a loss Of nearly ftlrn
40 in" owner. The dwelling VA an old
landmark locally known as til" Jchn Tut
Il" place. and w:is purchased som" Two Or
more ycLrS ago 10y Mr. Clark who REPAIRED
it extensively making 1t one uf Ike best
buildings in tn" town. Situated as il Wis
with few buildings nearly III" ~. W.
Contrcd to tn" premises nf MIR. tin"k
which owing {" tn" lack OF fire fighting
apl dances were soon burned To- Tho
crouGd. Til" dwelling was on" Of u"
most substantially mt ny structures i'll
this section ard. with in" improvements;
Recently IN? do was considered 4 vaiIahlr
ni"cc Of property. The contents Of n"
bindings were nearly all d"st1",cd u.
there wcr" few E.'iGhhnrs Within rrAch at
the time nf the outbreak uf The iilnc%