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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-06-15

Especial Correspondence Of the
Seattle starl
Ia CROSSE Kan. June o.
Kansas IL probably the only state IN
the Union that actually has a trust
m@Knate IN jail for violating an
antitrust Law. Again IL la the only
state where a trust has itH head
quarters To- a SAIL. This IL the anon
hious condition which exists here.
The trust operating from behind she
bars IL a grain dealers association
and the fnaEnate carrying on SIS
business while being fed and shell
tered against his ufill BY the state -
= }. Smiley, secretary Of the Assoc
citation.
Smiley h serving a s0-day SEN
fence and viii remain n prisoner
that long and until fine Of $500 and
the costs % expensive litigation are
paid. No hahcas corpus can get him
out for the supreme court of the
United States has affirmed his sem
tsnre. Smiley violated the Farreily
antitrust law. which does not dlf-
fer much from antitrust laws Of
other states excepting the impor-
tant particular 81 having been up
held BY the highest judicial body In
the land.
a MINIATURE RoCKEFEILER"
Smiley. after conviction. tried 20
get a pardon from the governor. but
this official. IN denying Il. was quot
ed as spying that Smiley is a min
iature Rockefeller and the people Of
Kansas are after the Rockefeller
class" A unique reason urged in
fsmiiey's petition FOR ciemency was
that he had done the state a serv-
ice by getting It's antitrust law ar
firmed BY the federal supreme court.
So smiley came out from Topeka.
May 3. TO serve his time. lie regis
tered at hotel here. and notified
John Purcell. the sheriff. that he was
ready 10 enter Jail. Purcell declined
TO book him. because the commit
nent papers had not arrived.
sIook'y here. john said the
would-be prisoner. 4 want 60 get
this time served out. Lock me up
anyhow. Those papers will come all
right"
We'll credit your starting time
all right said the sheriff. and this
was done.
HOME COMFORTS IN JAIL.
Criminals are few and far be-
tween In Rush county. which IL one
Of the best sections I'm the great
Kansas wheat belt. and Smiley had
his pick OF the cells. because there
we're and. are no other prisoners.
The county jail is light and roomy.
surrounded by trees and a right
pleasant place for a Jail. The pris-
oner had his own bed put I'm. also
chairs tables and a typewriter It's
been pretty cool out here lately 40
the county keeps n fire going for it's
lone guest. who has a touch of the
grip. The prisoner takes his meals
az the sheriffs residence. walking
down there three times a day, and
goes after his mail Twice a week
he visits the town barber shop.
One day he was passing from this
place when "a man who stands high
as a Populist started TRADE against
the sheriff for treating the trust
maEnate differently than he would
any other criminal. Smiley did not
stop TO argue, but FASTENED TO his
friend. Sheriff Purcell. and told him
the incident, saying he did not wish
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NEW YORK STOCKS.

NEW YORK STOCKS.
NEW YORK. June 1.-THE FOL.
loving quotations ruled on tbs
Stock exchange today:
High. Low. Close
Anal Copper. ~ Ia. 70 Is. 20 Is
Am. Sugar. i3s Ia. 1874 Is. 13t L.
u. r. r. 81 Is. 50 SIS. 90.
Peoples Gas. ioI -. i0i IA. i0i IL
Metropolitan. L. T-s. ig3 as. i22 IL
L. 5. Steel. y 81. z72-g. g7i-2
u. s. s.. pfd.. - 9-s. -. s4z-s
Atehison. 81 Is. 81 IL. 81 So
y, q O. les Is. los l-2. i0s Ia
Can. Pac.. Isl IA. $50 IS. lots
Eric. 81. 80 IS. 20 rs
l.. q n. tte Ia. it5 i-2. it5 Ia
Mo. Par. = -
Pcnn. las IL. iss "a. ias.
Reading Sc Is. 90 SIS. 20 81
Rock Island. ~ IL. MA. MA.
So. Pae.. s. IS. G. Ia. c2i-S
81 Paul. Ia Is. ia. i7A
Tn. rac.. Ia lie. Ia IS. i22 81.
Sales to noon. $500 shares.
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KANSAS JAIL SERVES a
As OCTOPUS LAIR

20 abuse the privileges and e; the
sheriff into trouble. Puveils eyes
flashed as he exclaimed
AZ long a. I'm sheriff ! guess
can run things my OWE way. II any
% these fellows don't like the way
] DO things Jet them come and til
me. That ended the incident zna
Smiley still goes after bis shaveA
Smiley IL a medium sized man Il
pleasant appearance. and good con.
ycrEational u9weFs
RUNNING a TRUST FROM A
CELL
The grain dealers association, q
which Smiley is president may BE
a trust-for the United states ~
preme court has said 20 inferentiaIr
but the Imprisonment Of It's cree
utiye official has not busted" Il b.
a long shot. The principal change
the association members notice b
that their letters are dated La Crosse
nCR. instead Of Topeka. SzLg
gcta an average OF about 30 letterza
day. and IA kept pretty busy ansve-
ing them II he were no; In JAIL
he would make many trips IN hehah
% the association, but as II IA BE-
sends out agents who report TO hin
by mail or come In person 10 ~
him Ia the jail. Smiley receives NAM
remembrance from his frienA
and Is fairly overloaded With cigars
The trust" may be smashed and
Kansas may be pleased. but Il Kan
snS VIII take good hard look she
viii see the "trust" calmly making
It's headquarters In one Of her
Jails
Here is Smiley authorized STATE
ment. The sheriff Of this oouniy
Il a perfect gentleman and treats ne
as such. ! have been In bushes
IN Kansas since 1SSs. and I want g
say IL Is an utter imposability 70
conduct any legitimate business
without violating in some way he
spirit Of our FaTrelly antitrust NV
Furthermore. and / don't say II
revenge, | would like 10 see this law
enforced 70 the limit for Just s1
months-if IL would last that long.
FARMERS SAVE Sio0.0oe.
Smiley's offense was IN organising
the grain buyers Of Rush county into
a trust which made the prices dair.
II was done in 1901. The fArrnG
would drive in with a load Of gram
and would take what the first deal
er offered him. OF haul his grain back
90 the farm. FOR the understanding
az 20 prices was complete among AZ
grain buyers IN the county. UsuaiD
from is to 20 cents less than kansas
city prices was Offered. Now inoe-
pendents are buying and the farm
crs get about . cents less and me
freight deducted. County Atty. NC
Cormick. who prosecuted the esse'
estimates that the farmers hsW
saved 100000.
Smiley offered no evidence In ce-
Tense. but attacked the constitution.
ality of the law. The case wen.
through the Kansas supreme eonn
and the federal supreme court |"
about four years.
Smiley says the story about tns
farmers saving 100000 as the resu.e
OF the suit is all bosh and that ei'li,.
prices are about the same no" p
they were then. He also says "
governor did not refer 60 him as
miniature Rockefeller ana m,
hts application for pardon IS S
under consideration.
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Gasoline Motor Cars
For Union Pacific Road

Local railroad men are much in
tereated ia the new gasoline motor
car recently built By the Union Pa
cific. The car II the first one ever
turned out by the eompauTs Omaha
shops
II had no difficulty in climbing a
IS grade and hauling about the
yards a heavy paHassAer coach
weighing 10000 pounds Tho entire
train was run Ia very satisfactory
II. ana tho HghGduie OF the
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The MARKETS

It's al CT with tho big fine
straw berries this year. They are
nearly all gone. aud there are no
more coming In. All the fancy ber-
ries Thursday morning went up 90
cents on the crate Royal Anne
cherries. the best seen on COM
mission row this year. are coming
In In abundance. California peaches
have dropped 10 90 cents craio.
They are In very good condition
this year.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-06-15

fastest passenger train was .asa,.
maintained NY
Tho car runs smoothly and nolsa-
i"aaiy aud Is easily handled bv :
crew of two men m0totman ana
conductor The maximum speed :
10 miles per hour but can be ges,,s
~ TO 70 or 20 if this new -
car ia : sueeeaa o. lH the intentis.
" the Union Pacific 40 use moiaa.
Instead Of locomotive ON la sges
tenn "
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The Northern Pacific

viii sell on June 18th to 18th in
elusive. round trip tickets to all
Eastern points at greatly reduced
rates. For tickets and all Informal
tion call at N. T. City office, Seat
tie. zee
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BusIns.a chano..


WE hAfE FOR EXCHANGE
TO-DAY
One fine confectionery ard station
cry, cigar store on Second Ave.
money maker.
Hair interest in 8 90 worth Of hard
ware and furniture, with building
receipts 1900 per month rent only
SIS. ground lease for 10 years.
One history first class modern hotel
and lot s0xl00. all deliberately fur
ulNhed in thriving neighborinK tONn
this ~ exceptionally good. owner
lives here.
go acres d fine timber. scale six
teen million feet saw timber.
One firyt class Broom hotel, mod
ern, lease. SO per month; brussels
carpets. first Glars furniture.
All Of the above property II clear OF
incumhra nee. viii exchanges for city
property or farm Come In and see
be. our list 10 complete.
STEWART, sTEtVATrr A. CO,
Room 80 Union Block ~ First Ave.
Phones. J. 80 and Brown 7Si.
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Great Northern Railway

VIII sell greatly reduced round-trip
excursion tickets 20 81. Paul. Sioux
city. Kansas city. 81 Louis. Chit
caEo. Milwaukee and other impor-
tRnt Eastern cities on June IL, Is.
rs and II. limited TO ninety days
Temporary ticket office First and
Iesler. zee
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A REsrEcrAnIE place 20 borrow
money ca diamuudn IaWUifN.
watches American Watch a Jewel
~ Co. as ftrat upp. Uainief Grand.
private afflcea5 strictly confidential
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" RAHR ftAAN hNhHN'f
-. sfEp lNto
PED i' s ,s'l ss S al1s'G rsa@ sa'R n
rear. HsNsn nice apartments. with
hallway overhead. Fnod building
large l5t wide Efaded. sidswaiEsd
AVA a. tbs Prles 81 50. MS prop,
rrtF uitl quickly pas for itnoif TN
iss fs "a eese aid P'P1ls l f5ea
Call take card lntr1dncina you 60 The
CHARLIE s0aGRs COMPANY
sai-s Alaska hlds lie
Fer Sale Ideal auturban home. har.
gain TOT eash zen lots sag1 'front.'
ms "a ard "a AEcr Is " near
elh Wet mostly cleared All teueqs
faHpberffsH. chic asnH. geese dur ~
worth 8 qqa Will cell fof 81 10 gsge
cash. balance easy trrmE fap
yak sszt 10 mira AZ. Sc a.
kankst III Second Ave. after y
sssuaAs. CLAY a 90. -n
81 - = sersa. s acres CLEARED sua
~ AnFas RartiI ctearfd one ard ;
bali HtsfT house. large barn, chic -
ms erthafd cows ana some haxs
81 10 safss water front bstpesa
Seattle and Tacoma 70 acreH fisaft
- ne buildings. close 10 stsanbss.
landing
O. - - aerss s. aer~s cleared ard
.,,sdsr feaes flns sprinr and vel et
sf.ErI.tsNanES 4 ARsfaI.
Kenny uieek. 10 Columbia - II
TIE BEST rHfsG
ON the Aarks,
FAtHviEw ADDITION.
These lots are naw off~rea az - ana
up. isfus ~ cash. o PER meath.
II yeu Waat e So something nice Al
a ius price - us show yea these.
nREpna t.l.nol.p = cox.
Main c.. a Hl2
HERES ANOTHER
80
Neat a-rsafn eailaEs plasssred. win
chimney aluk city Nafrr b. ard
pals. a let sgsiis feeb within -
must n'ass >. 9 I'm % y sss s-s
Iialf cash uiH Bay a. Don't thiak
TflfsIsAs a CuHTEf.LO.
HIT atfsbw hIdr
Phones. Main iGl Ind i91
NJ n cEksE q CO. fsc
RIAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE.
H.a.s Estel Building.
Eeopud and l'ike.
Fhauxas 49,
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Confidential #Maucy 90 loan on
watches. diamonds and tcWclrV. low
Interest Pike ST JeWrlry Co. a.
Pike. hetWEeu tth and bth AYES.
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PRIVATE money 90 loan on any Kind
q SECURITY. iawrancc Murphy. sad
tuimau Hoek
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SHIPS CREW
FIGHTS FIRE

EVERETT. Wash. June H.
Bark colomoa, Captain George
Johnson. has arrived here after a
terrible battle with flames at sra.
The fire broke out In the galley
May Is. 200 miles from land. The
flames swept around the mainsail.
which MAS cut away and saved
The only llfeboat on board was
burned. 80 the men had To fight
for their lives A water tank lash
cd TO the deck house was broken
open. allowing 400 gallons TO pour
through the galley scuttle. and
this saved the ship.
The vessel was considerably dam
aged. She ia repairing al the Clark
Nickerson mill. from which she
will take a cargo.
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Steamer Santa Clara is due at 10
o'clock D. m. Thursday.
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BUILDING SITE FOR 400.
Lot DxG. With sewer eonBection laid.
corner alley, south front. lake view.
improvements In and paid, ready 20
Build on. Inquire 100 eth Ave,
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GET 4 Free NAP OF Seattle al neisiHa
MoNiae Storage Co. First avenue
and Cherry street
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ALKr POINT.

A beautiful home. a new. modern G.
room house on = piece az ground
that is iGhNN0 feet. with unobatrtirt-
ed view Of the city and soaud. fine
spring Of water. large lawn. garden.
shrubs and flowers Of all Kinds =
piece of property that vii double
IN value about as quick ~ anything
know o. You can have IL for s. OoS
Don't miss "a.
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Inbound Capitol HIN car No 37s
dropped It's front motor case AZ Har-
ward and Pine this morning and
hloCkci the line for 20 minutes.
TEL BRIEF
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THE STAR LOAN COMPANY @Sst
colman huiidiug w the rvcognlaad
bank 81 the wage Garner. A clerk
hookkNepeE maghlnlat engineer or
tmpluNH eHn obtain money vt ua on
note without SECURITY,
Amount Monthly. y Monthly Weekly
klN Repay So ii nr NAN or St. W
81 Repay AiatO or go or So
CD Repay Aua OF A0o urs zoe
business confidential. no unpleasant
Inquiries. TT
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/ Al he Man, No flies Ia yoaf ho1ss
With my screens. General carpentry.
tehhinE shop etl Western. Both
phones. Randall.
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| BE sure" the Title In perfect.
| EMIL J. BRANDT.
/ Attorney and Coanseilor AT Law.
| Phone, Main az
So Lumber ENchs nge DidE.
and certificates Issued Real
Estate. Probate and Corpora
! ton Law.
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TO AoA&#HrlEAtc monrV at Tow rate
~ INTEREST Osncr a Mthiharu. los
Nealef Way rooms a and s
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A REllA0ts e place 90 borrow money
on diamonds. watches. irWrlrY low
interest II Il West ,oi Pike street
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VIRTUE loans money on rial estate
lena time payment monthly f de-
sired q. A Virtue. Boston Block
Second and Columbia street
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Report furnished By Downing.
Hopkins & Co. iine). brokers. sot.
te5 and SOC Alaska building.
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HERBERT & UPPER schsusrman
hiQek. Money 60 loan uu improved
and uniunreNed citf property farms
and timber lands corner Hsirst
avenue and Cherry street 1T
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KEISTER's Ladies' Tailoring College.
sls-siB Eitel BieE. Phone Main i3Aa.
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Whole wheat. Toe. per bale. s.. 90;
whole wheat flour. per bbl. $3.50,
graham. Dbl, tt.2b; per bale, f2.2b;
Dbl. -; rye flour. per Dbl, $500;
rye meal. per bale. t2.so. buckwhcat.
per Dbl "; buckNheat, per bale.
ts,75: corn meal. los. per bale. t2i0;
per bbl. i9.75 white corn meal.
Sos, -: per bale. t22o. rolled oats.
Dbl. 8. G. Co, ib.7b. wheat flakes,
boz rs lbs. t2-z0; farina. pee sbl.
1850 farina, io-ib sacks. per bale.
-; hominy, large. per Dbl. sA70;
self-raisinE buckwheat, s6hs, case.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-02-23

Il Hrsu Hawaiian aaBds
have leeu @aalel D.. 'He servants em
H.ofsl by the department ofaEffulmr
There are 3nIs tR8d.enHe. klada % Tor
ESQ EH tbeHar# one uu the drieT l0u
auds bear nee sb aul tbe other on The
mountain ape wH fhefe ls heats
rainfall Ife uaH forest Is oam
posed exclusively 81 alFaf1ba Dr tbB
mesquite oF uas southwest ahieh sas
suuuegH bg Father ilsthh.0t la tsI5
raom f6n original f8r vhlcH e siln
uaud.us. t IS estima 80 that at least 50
H atres 5f l1n Base snfung talrif
veil Distributed uTaf The different s
ae8 The Haa forest ol DE muu
aIa oH aia nflf e tropical char
aesr NoBe 81 lhe familiar trees 90 The
aaf8 temps nf Sra present 0ua
IoaGaia vain 5W aE mapIe p.neof
afa Hhr mere Important treea az
fHt lahua H9a Hamare and
EnEHI
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-02-23
r HAD SERVED ITS TURN.
Est af tbs Caai Had Caught Ita Flsh
and was Therefore 81 No
futthel use

A teha Lsoa oasaae 81 Boston.
erhIt6ta same beautiful as1en IS the
feeent sA8e ef ths Massachusetts har
ueuliuui rars relates fhe Nee YoFk
AaH
aue vseutns aahe ana aafmtsd 20
A# Gardner Eaaa ators IL 40
8a.htor eha aaf H1 to hrhe tht
Hie@ q a0NeI h8w .Hte x.ginr
u the fo she com
mfHiel ea fte salf .sls
The maa haa H.uus6 beard q ihe
aatl 81 Iastaa IH mt ha3 been
a BIS yoatf cad t1 keep
s#af rs m.Ha t tm6r origin
5ae5e aas slpa spread upen Bis dia
Hsr table H thhH nef
PeapIe s4mH la eaa faF thlH a.
ssa.t.an y Hu I eaa reh. and
aaaf e 1891 amlt
~ tfaf aaf Ils nst sae slm pf
aae ma WN # ~ always
efaH nea..f DISPLAYED
fhe slaE aHaFh
c8 au HGa uea.te fHs eau
no atr He $3.50 Hme seai
w eta h favor
HaIH Ha M rana tHeH
IEaa a tHnH Ia ee
aar
u He a hH nHaHmeH
exhHit bls
tr ue zHd Wss
affa h
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-02-23

o = Hofnw hae % sgsact u afip.
ien wili te na NOR loiieays Ills
month
ir sfnans srr RISING rapidly as =
result q ihsiias
b. spfla iefm uf Willie HAlsell
eol'sst siii aIs-n Nef.sy aisa lss iie
"a q sKpeet large aiisfsdApee
N wAni. ~ Gre Hsllle SOS. IS
he's sllh . pl,epaei 81 UFanisnx ;
class IA ni.oFi hand Aild lses keeiling
" oFr vas n, Naskoges raes
"a Ard Witnessed iha eteHment
ealssd b luspeior Folief's deuoufc.
lHs Judge R45 noad
G q 8uuiof came Ia an tin uarlg
morning Frisco ffum slloam sprinss
yesterday
Commercial printing gets auies ac-
tion q fbh ofios Letter hsasls entsl
ot9s, aiAfsmeiiiA, bgils, eie
folay Henuy AMI rAf ean- the
cough caasa,d lg ATTACH u Is gfi@pe
Il leas hs lung, sold e Peoples
lif4s sfaFu. IL
Misses Lg0ia and nAffy aud Mu.sfn,
Charley Walker and = B s4iaulam
wefe hers from Nuskoges Tues ulstt
% atiefd tiir ball at ihe IlieFusee
club
Mn " r. bishop ~ ChslsoA, who
has txau visiting her parsniA Nc and
Nn A. b Nlciios 10 thls clif Tor the
pss, fes dals returned 70 tier home
yeslsni4f
A freight wrcek occurred on tie
Frisoo atogs Nvp,lso fassial niElii De.
lA,inr the svabeund passenger train
due hcrv 81 u'cloes uulu J tir
text morning
IiIere are aAsssf sela ffeedaisu ca,
titled o aiioi meals ln tfsr Chrfokss
uaftua ihssa psonie srs Stid - -
the lsgiiimsfe pres % che rfafIrn
aiisH ihsy sauf 20 gst some o. tie
iet arf holdings
Mothers esn safsls give aiel
liousY aud Tar 10 tilalr ch8ldfen for
eousis agd eo.ds ~ Il conialue 80
opaiea nf ufhsf polsofs Sold b lep.
pes lirus Store aa
Tle time fof arNngins faf =. .siline
trees ia The souih pafk IS cese 81
hsin lasi ysaf the effort sas fraasis
sith partial failure oeils q delay 20
G mplgfiau ~ ths safrt sor D.
tie ala of shieh flip ffess caula fasc
bsea Aepl alive in the rttemeiy dU
aH
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THEN ne DOUBLED THE TIP
useaase the OhliwiuE nafbel Gave n ~
soiue Wise Talk About
Gray Hair

7ae Cd yosEn mAu ieand his sfAy
attrs iaeressinE lu numlsr tUlef ihaa
g .lsef lie ha1nt mlnaed fes scai,
lefluE oase e fart te bad been rather
proud - tAsm but naN - va gatilnG
q haEo quite q FprlnkllnE aaa s. aleat
Ne 4 e a. save tee Chifass letter
1csau
-Csa We paIi em oatf 81 atael q
hls tsrtsf tae efti sims 81 wea, 10
have bis hair cue
Yes - enaia SAD lhe barber bat
uouitn.t e were xoa They sag yeu
snow that for exe4 Eraf hali sos pau
1ul tsO oome 90 a. ola aay lae vbleA
ne yeasF Haa bel hrsad befofs thoufh
30 never - asara saethtf apparent
Aa oia sifh shatt che batbs nos
fiaciedee ria f ruH 0at Gee
krag haIf anathef eHe comes a ts
faaeral efsrsa 70 ehlir
Is H iHt ft otd aHaF usn
ssEse
Aud tae aarhf Fara @ ~ snte aasst
thu bur hs ba hAt experiences that
SCENTED e. prove aHd b. wasn't ia
favor q pH'fius thtu oat nut be SAD
se eoul1 eul en eafa separate fra5 half
short 80 thst aoala sheW
Wei. anythaE fte matter psh
thaif~ askes fAe aaa ia tAr ebalr
SO SAD lbc harbef except taat
ths1ll Al cnms est araia, aua come oat
strunfeF ans HHsf lhan lte} vere ~
fore
'Nkf - hat0 eur whole heaa 0l salr
sgt often Why eoe5at it al tamf oat
suanEer and suffer bsnf
u doe said ne barber Every
bosy halr soald b. hnsf fsnt aelteF aad
ulticr u lt vas uefsr ert ataH
Then shat are " eoihs 70 Go ab1at
'fnf The cid yuaaF nan asasd s1m-
iaE hack aa its barber iHeu e. fhnss
1raf hairs "a BE- onn bead
-lef en- aiahf gusss SAID ths
barber some FOLKS dye thsif hair
sheu lt STA gray aome men Use gsIf
einstaehes enl1 but raiihe lai ane
s.iFHng 81 8s na eene e the afaf
haiu eme hss oaus Ana }el haven't
81 enough 10 aoFe oFeI set aHd gray
hair ia hsrcmlus Oh sens yeaHs uea.
any hos
Aad tAs ca smuH maa r.ssts bai
doabled ~ 10
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DIDN'T SAVE HIS RECEIPT.
a. = M oarsfai Husband Had
ts Pay Twice FOR Bia vie
ter's Coaf

Ihcrs mau n tha tnen sho e
Hwaya talklng b BE wife about woms
aH s unbasiness ways aud hae im
noaih'e l 8 81 make tire ssr undef
stand that & g Heeezafy % keep rs
epH f enc would tyod paving a bln
fvlae he haH talked ana TALKED On
tbis ahlee uuid BE- better hall has
piled ~ sye9thiug iu the house eth
receipts of bills luf a5iieles which we're
lunF biHce uorn 0af sna The Fragments
casi sssg relale. ne baltimore Ness
Abaai eiehf months ago the aus
hand haaKhi the winters ooal and paid
fof s. ii amounted 10 e eoodly sum
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Aaniml " q nafmsgh arrived
home from Washington Clty on the
Katy Taosiay NJ Dafroagh thinks
ulHfe IS sci Uiaueo for The statehood
blll TIE dlieNnoes tetwecn tire
ilouse and senate ell have 10 hg 81
iasiei bstoFe there i anT prospect 0t
uls conference committee reporting
bill that eau he accepted by both
houses TIE Stewart amendment "a
the Indian appropriation biil b. modi.
aed - tAat lta worsf feature, that l1
pnttlns haek n restrictions O. Al
lndlaa Iarsls eili b elimluasea.
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Frs diamonds aham Hfcaa 81 hal
IA nutI q gaieeH brown drain and
place "a BOT platter Prepare b
pHnd g pfaaes 81 soakinF in aalt
SISTER over nlftH lu ths morning Good
them in lemoa sYran unul tender r.
move from ne ore sHd stir into th,
ftur . tablespoonful of cnFfunt iel3
anH the alHy beaten Nhile ~ ouF osn
In ne oeutef et earh piece 81 fried
bread place hesplaf iahlsspuBnfn
of ihe prepared pniuaa aHd ooyef thick
" sifh chopped plstAehio unts Goos
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Twenty-ifes Indian citlzsns aIcd a.
tlle authlafy Cherokee iaud oaice at
Maskogee "Wednesday AID about E
se,ieriay During TIE cald weather
thF average allng sas slK o. seven 8
dag Z S etpectsa that hereafter
tie aliuf aill average ahoat b daily
David shae S in clafge q thl ai9is-
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n1 Hr acs.ffa aaHhs8 potatoes
thea drain season aHd ma Make
= saaee ef anesa.f enHfui 81 m8E.
SO tabisspo6afais Of baipi enc haIf
iaaspaaaIui ot ssl aud dash of pep
pc Coak untH perfectly th
fheH mf1 sta tso sweet potato FU
shells wth fhe msaef aa1
nasfoa HHIsr#