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The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1905-04-08

4 N smith. keepiur moor 10 90
J II COltharp Mercantile Co..---.-----.... 3 20
NJ II Ryan, county attorney ------..-.-----.- ts 10
Thomas Shervin. county court costs Is ~
Louis Hatxenbuhler, jurors fee ..-.-.-... " ~
+, r ynn Clcnye. Jurors fee ....-. aGO
JocIbur, ,uror.s for. county court s 90
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1905-04-08
Moffat Road Will Be Built.

Dave Moffat has recently returned
from q trip east and makes the fol-
lowing signed statement in the Dem
yer Republican:
II have made such satisfactory ar
rangeInents in the east as will enable
me to go on with the Denver, North
western & Pacific railroad as origi-
nally contemplated.
MY associates In the east are not
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1905-04-08
Legislature Adjourns.

The Fifteenth general assembly,
which will go down In the history OF
the state rs most infamous, adjourned
Monday evening.
Some of its own members can best
describe in their own words some Of
its actions:
''This is an outrage. 1t isa pitiable
sight to see men chosen by the people
of the state to come here and make
laws so completely dominated by
corporations that they will fritter
away the few remaining hours we
have rather than consider a bill the
people demand. Such despicable
course can only be explained In one
way. These members dare not even
consider the bill. They are pledged
to the railroads not to support it, and
they dare not face their constituents
II they vote against 1t. They hope to
evade it by never considering the bill,
and want to protest against such
cowartlice." - Representative Alex
ander, .(Rep.) denouncing the killing
of his bill for u commission to regu-
late railroad rates.
The House broke up in a row last
Saturday night over the war bonds"
bill. Here's what the Republican
floor leader, Representative Brecken-
ridge, said on this OCCASION:
What have seen here tonight Is
a disgrace and shame to Colorado.
If this keeps up, tell you the Fiji
teenth general assembly will go down
in history compared to the Robber
Seventh. am not speaking to the
members now. am speaking for
myself and for the honor of my state.
1 tell you this is disgrace and a
shame"
On the same occasion saturday
night Representative Mcintyre IRE
publican) said:
'You talk of what we owe the state !;
how we should remain here until We
pass this bill, to maintain the credit
Of the state, and tell you 1t Is now
time to adjourn.
'This bill came to us calling for
3SOO, 1000 Those back Of 1t ask for
only saOo, 900.
"And they are willing to squeeze
42O, 600 out of that to force this bill
through.
Lobbyists Frank Howbert and
Clarence G. Hamlin have been lobby
sat in the speakers room, and one
after another they called In members
who oppose this bill, and ]. am told
they are offering el00o for votes, II Il
"I tell you, gentlemen, 1t is time to
adjourn"
The above are samples Of the work
of the Fifteenth assembly Of Colo
RADIO.
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Jonn Gothnrd, juror, district court 20
p Forney, %
The clerk wns instructed to bay table
for the board of commissioners Also to
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1905-04-08
Wanted--Position on Ranch.

By young man, 25 years of age
Willing to work and take hold of any
kind of ranch work. Address John J
Cobb, Utica, n. Y. general delivery
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House Cleaning.

When you clean house go to Hol-
loway's for your carpet lining to put
under your carpets; twill save them.
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Current Comment.

When u man resigns a lucrative
federal office to accept the secretary
ship of a political organization, with
the same pay, the query is, "Who
pays the freight?' Both the great
parties, in II number of states, at
least, maintain an expensive bureau,
the duty of which is to propagate
party doctrines. AS no great issues
are at stake it would seem that those
responsible can make any explanation
satisfactory to the people, and here in
Colorado the thought will occur to
many that perhaps the funds are con-
tributed by the big corporations.
who puts up the dough?' "Why%
Rifle Reveille (Rep)
By reference to the legislative pro-
ceedings published on an inside page
of this issue it will be seen that our
own representative, Drach, is still
making himself heard down at Dem
yer. This state can feel justly proud
of Representative Drach and Senator
TaylOr.-Rifie Telegram.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-09-06

the horses Darkness prevented the finish
" the big event after Angola and
Zephyr had each won two heats. The big
crowd Of 5000 was keyed mp to hlgA
pitch when the fourth heat was finished.
Zephyr WAS IN great form in the INST tVo
heats, which were won On whipping nm
shes, but tired under tho strain, aud An
glalo finished In front I'm the third and
fourth I'm dashng style
Results.
Tho Charter oak 2.0q trottng. three I'm
i've. purse 1900 unfinished Angola
Won third and fourth heats iu 2.l02 2o9at
Zcuhyr won first and second heats u
20S 2,l0ig. German q. Glenwood NJ, II.
sonicro Direct View Robert Ne. Max.
otto John caldwell Sadie Mac and Nil
shay also started.
2IN class trOtting Ohtcc in dye) purse
81 o1O-f Leonardo won three straight heats
IN pisa. 2l6ti. 2l6l silence. Lady Nov
ery MarouI pclma Oregon N0rdca MAJ
tha e. Bolldi lMcrcua Icst and Ward
also started
2la class pacing three IN nvcl purse
81 90 Jubilee won MN sixth and SOW
cnth heats in oI2 2Jiiq 2W Lady Saal-
skin won FIRST and second heats I'm 2ll',
g07S, phala won third aud fourth heats
In 201@ 2.lo Queen ~ Spades VILLAS,
Tntcr-Oroan LcnoN Boy and Ersklue
Reed also started
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KIDNEY AND BLADDER
TROUBLES PROMPTLY CURED.
A Sample Bottle Sen, FREE by Mail.

Or. Kilmer's Swamp.Root, the great
kidney remedy, fultills every wish IN
promptly curing kidney, bladder and
uric acid troubles, rheumatism and'paiu
IN the back IL corrects inability 10
hold water and scalding pain in pass
Ing It, or bad effects following use Of
liquor Wine or beer, and oy@comes
that unpleasant necessity Of being COM
PEELED to go often during the day and
TO get up many times during the night.
The mild and the extraordinary effect
of swamp Roo; Is soon realized, II
stands the highest for its wonderful
cures of the most distressing cases,
swamp Root is not recommended for
everything, but II you have kidney, Nv
or, bladder or uric acid trouble you viii
find IL Just the remedy you need,
II YOU need q medicine you should
have the best. Sold by druggists in
ilfty-cent and one-dollar sizes You
nay have a sample bottle Of this great
kidney remedy, swamp Root. and
book that tells all about il and It's
great cures both sent absolutely FREQ
by mail. Address Or l<ilmer & Co..
Ringhamton, ~ Y, When writing. lee
sure ia mention that you read this
generous offer IN the Salt Lake CITY
Daily Deserot News. Don't make any
mistake, but remember the name.
Swamp-Root Dr Kilmer's swamp
Root, and the address, Binghamton,
y, W on every bottle
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ANOTHER HITCH COMES.
Billy Nolar, Nelson's Manager Now oh
leets 20 Jim Jefrries,

san Francisco. Sept 5-Whcn James J
Jefiries today tclegraphed from Los An.
gclca that ho would accept the oHer OF
81 O0O 10 referee the Britt-Nelson light
next SATURDAY 70 was believed that the
last obstacle 10 holding the match had
been removed. but tonight q new trouble
aroSe-or rather au old trouble broke out
afrcsh.
Billy Nolan the manager Of Nelson
declared that he would not consent In
any circumstance, tu Jcffries umpiring
the fight Nolan strongly opposed Jenrc'
before the toss ot the coin decided the
long controversy over the selection or
referee and he has apparently seized the
earlier refusal Of Jcffries 60 act, AS an
opportunity to force % change
Nolan tclophoncd from Colma THIS even
Ing that he would come 20 San Francisco
To consult with Brltts brother and the
club managers and u conference was ar.
ranged for late hour tonight Britt ana
the club favor Jeffrlea and another dead
lock IS a possibility.
Nolan Il is said, has lately become
excitable and distrustful and among other
things that caused gossip ~ has lnstalle
his wife as cook at Nelson's training
quarters Although little or no eNplana'
ton has been given for the need ot Mrs
Nolan at the camp 1t ~ rumored mat
Nolan wishes 90 be fully assured mat
there Is no likelihood Of Nelson's food
being hammered with
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-09-06
ON THE RACE TRACK.
Opening Of Meet Ended in 1rngedy
when sadie Mae Fell Drad.

Hartford, Conn. sept 5--The opening
day Of the grand circuit races at Charter
oak park ended la a tragedy when Sadie
Mac, the Canadian queen, dropped dead
In the fourth heat OF the $1,000 Charter
oak trot the classic event of the meet
She fcll about 90 yards from the finish.
when making desperate EFFORT 60 re-
gain a lead which she gullantly held un.
IN rounding the last urn Sadie Mac
seemed to have lost her strength Just
~ the period when her driver was urg'
Ing her TO do her best. but sho was eX.
hausted and. dropping to the track rolled
over and died Instantly A veterinary
surgeon attributed death 70 q broken
blood vessel, and horaemen who had been
watching her declared that she had acted
strangely all the afternoon
AT the tragic climax hundreds OF men
thronged on the track aud when Miss
Kathcrin wilkes, the owner, who was IN
n private box. heard Of the horses death,
she was deeply affected and left the
grounds Immediately.
The finishes IN the Charter Oak event
we're heart-hreaking and the heavy con-
dition Of the track made II hard work for
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-09-06

a steinway Knshe, Kimball, steck.
Vose or Estey piano.
The discounts on these high. grade
makes they are the besD are so great
that you can now buy one at price
you never dreamed OF securing
And the terms!
An, there Is where we make piano.
buying a positive pleasure our easy
terms especially reduced for this occa-
sion, In conjunction with these cut
prices, enables everybody to buy
Uprights as low as &3
Othere at SOS Most OF them have
never bsen out Of our warerooms since
coming from the factory
Splendid uprights AZ il27
High-cla uprights worth 5000 to $3.50
to close out at sl4S and upwards.
A number Of elegant cabinet grand
uprghts worth $500, $3.50 to $500, to
CLOSE out at 1907, s2S6, 1852, etc
Your terms viii he our terms.
You just como and see
You will miss the best piano oppor-
tunity Of a lifetime n you fail TO at.
tend this great sale
PIANO PLAYERS AT HALF,
Numerous piano players, comprising
several leading makes, to close out at
half price,
Good plano players adjusted to your
pianos. with S25 worth OF music In
cluded, for SEQ; sil0 70 $40. worth $3.50
the world over, Easy payments to suit
your convenience.
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gacn for that. schrcck vas given the de.

much for that schrcck was given the de.
ciSion
But tho clrcuitous route in which In
received what was his was rather be.
wlderlng 10 say the least
REFEREE BEAN WAS RATIFIED.
when the foul WAS committed I'm the
sixth round. Referee Bean saw n, lie or
dcred che timekeepers 10 take out time
ScnrcCk was on the floor q the time and
blow When he sufficiently recovered 10
continued the tight Bean ordered the
contest to proceed. Schock weakened
from that umc on. It was agreed be.
WANTED TO WIN on A FOUL ana
that technical fouls would be overlooked.
Nevertheless the articles Of agreement
called for STRAIGHT MARQUIS or
Ql 'EENSBURS RULES a foul with.
ont damsge could be- overlooked by tho
referee the fighters aud the seconds Bnt
q foul such as Willie committed could not
Justly he pagsod over When SchroCk was
on the door in the tenth round Beau dit
not count or ask that time be taken out
lie waited a few seconds and then sent
Schrcck IN his corner he uoXt placed hie
hand on Wilc's shoulder and many took
the act 10 indicate VILE as the winner
Bean men said there was no decision
NcXt hc said that willie won Immediate.
~ there was q howl from Schrecks cor.
ncr and hundreds " spectators climbed
onto the platform. Bcan then rendered
the firal decision H. said Schreck won
on foul but that an bots wero N Tho
trouble was that Roau got ratified ~
use term heard last night he lost his
bead" As n result tho spectators got
ratified also. and that accounts for tho
various decisions that we're heard
among tho fight fans,
TROUBLE ABOUT THE REFEREE
The crowd was disappointed because
George Siler did not referee the contest
Tho fighters were also disappointed al.
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!, tbe Tenth ROurd Because Of a
Foul Blow Struck by
Willie.
TROUBLE OVER THE REFEREE
c.,c, SIsr Did Not 00icIate for Rea'
sons Set Forth in This Article
Hes Fought 10 Rain.

,,.,,. oro asks you who won tho glove
-, AZ The Salt Palace last night be-
80, ,uke schrcck and John Willie tell
IN. oucst'ncr that the decision was CIV
% s,brock IN the tenth round because
,oul blow struck by Willie and you
rl lc telling the straight Of II. AZ tn"
time 40 /. very doubtful indeed, II
r,...l ran ever become the real fighter
,.,, ,bs man is over whom he won, As n
s,ouer and tongs striker Wille Is a
.,dsr and mo- unbiased Judge win be-
,cys for moment that schreck can ever
s.st him. IT fl doubtful too. II he Will
ever meet bin again.
,rer the affair ended last night there
,,sro go many people with different decls-
,ors I'M thrir mind, each insisting thal no
,5s right cach claiming he heard th'
,.fsrse sav what was what, that contu-
.I5o rolrn6d Even today many persons
.,y. tho contest were laborlng under
,,rr Imnrpssions Whether because "
w., s5aElrq they got while watching the
ami or because they got as badly rat.
led as did Manager N!lalu hrhu aili
S,d NOT recovered from II, les a matter OF
conjecture
MORE THAN ONE FOUL COMMITTED
We will dispose Of the foul question
INST and then pay some attention to the
n.ne End q half rounds that the mon
t1ggbt and 90 the trouble over who
sbauH referee the contest.
Tbe writer saw Willie commit two fouls.
mai 4. ho struck Schrcrk very low, but
n Is only fair TO Wille 10 say that the
,oIls were not Intentional They were
rot deliberately planned or executed. The
e-s, was committed I'm tho sixth round
from witch time schrcck began 10 weak
en- The second was committed In the
tenth round Manager Hogan declares
hat there were three fouls the first be
jng committed I'm the second round.
sGh,sck declares that VILE hit low many
limos Vile and his manager, Rily cur
Iev declare that no foul was committed
iv Willie but lhoir statement docs not
cary weight FOR the reason that two N
The fouls were plainly seen from tho
ynasidc RNv Madden and George siler
veterans 100 the fighting same saw the
fouls committed Siler SAYS that had In
hser The referee he would have given the
fght 10 sshreck In the sixth round. So
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As Shown By Our Plainly Marked Prices on
Every Piano, Makes Piano
Buying Easy.
Positive SeIIin8 Off Of Entire Wholesale Stock
Regardless Of Cost of Former Prices-You
Can Have Your Own Terms TO Pay
Store Open UntiI 9 p. NJ.

We know now that we can clear out
this entire stock before next Saturday
night
We know this by the way the pianos
are being daily taken
Yesterday We sold two elegant Stein
way uprights to a gentleman living in
Ogden.
And a beautiful vose went to MantI,
klmoall to springville, another to
PIovo and an Estey to Park City.
You see the people Of this city are
not getting all Of these bargains, as
buyers from all parts Of the State are
attending this sale.
Even humble countrymen and
raa'AetS' are buying highest grade
p'Ao'' In this sale at great saving IN
price.
M wo ara closing up our wholesale
business we are closing out the entire
STOCK az a great sacrifice.
Many pianos are going at half the
former or regular price Others at even
LEES
everything is marked to 60 You
.Aho~ Il pays to clean house once In
"hue and that's what we are doing
now To wind up the wholesale branch
OF our business we are selling on every.
thing
30 come and select your piano today.
You win never and better oppor-
UNITY or one as good, to save so much
money.
BIG EXTRA CUT IN ALL PIANOS.
Now We have gone over IN, entire
STOCK Of pianos, piano players and
organs and have made extraordinary
reductions from the previously cut
prices
we are simply going 10 close out all
'ns stock Of ine pianos, organs etc.
NO cost or former prices shall, deter
us In this matter.
It Is a wonderful opportunity to buy
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/ la
Schillings Best is sold as
you like to buy everything.
You can't buy everything
so; it wouldn't pay to sell
everything so.
Your grocer returns your money Il yoi don't liz.
SChillinss lea.
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NOTICE.
For Peach Day Excursion

To Brigham Tomorrow, Tickets will
be good for return on any regular train
IN addition TO special leaving Brigham
az Midnight
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-09-06

though they and their managers freely
admit that willard Bean is absolutely
honest, and that his intentions were good,
But with reference 20 the selection " 81.
Ter and his failure 10 ofhciate, the facts
as the News gets them from the state
ment made by Sler and the statement
made By Bean are as follows
Bean telegraphed Siler asking for his
terms 10 Ofhciatc. Siler replied that he
would soon be ON the ground ana would
then give his answer How much the
noted referee demanded AS compensation
Is known only TO a. few, Willard Bean
would not state the amount II Will tell
YOU this much" said Bean. "Sllcr wanted
Six times as much as any referee has ever
been paid here and / would not give H."
When Bean entered the ring last might,
he introduced Sller 10 the crowd saving
that Silcr would rather remain a silent
spectator than act as referee because he
(Siler had AN option Of the referee Job ON
TIT coast. N Beams statements are true
he was letting Slcr down easy and 5iler
might have Jet Il gone at that instead "
making a speech TO the crowd I'm which
he virtually declared that Bean had lied
Silor said no did not have an option ON
the Frisco fight, which was true. He also
said that ne consented TO referee thn
present bout but that II was question
Of money between him and the manage
mout and that was all there was 10 II,
But that Is NOT AN there was 10 a. Bean
and others declared 10 the News that
Sller was intoxicated Monday night and
YESTERDAY Bcan said ne tried several
lines Yesterday 10 soc Silcr. but was un-
successful and did not see him until
he entered tho arena. Even If Silcr had
consented nj the last moment to act. he
would not have been permitted 20 do 80.
There wns nm UNDERSTANDING. when tho
match was made that Bcan should ref
cree This might have hepn overcome AZ
the last moment bui for Silors actions
iu the ring chief of Police iNuch in-
formed Roam that he beam would have
10 referee OF thoro would be no fight
Ana p.bat the chief 4ays goes. That's
about ali thcre is 10 the matter.
Now As TO the dpht II was witnessed
bv probably moro than 300 persons who
sat or stood while the mon fought and
rain poured Those who were not rortu-
nate Inn having umbrellas were dreuchod
10 tho skiu Tho door NJ the ring was
,llpporv. the water and rosin not MIXING
Vol
Tho 6Rhi hy rounds would he to occupy
n,orr sn5rr IMAM il * worth n can be
summed hy bv sn,irr that Schrcck proved
plainlv that ne IL the moro clever VI
Tho two MS blows voro more accurate.
spoodior ana cleaner That's an ono can
,ar for Schropk I'm point N strength and
iuggednoas and taking punishment Vile
has u bir lead over Tho Dutchmgu His
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WILL YOU BE
AT BRIGHAM
Tomorrow

There win be a special yIa tho o. S,
l.. at 500 q. M that date, and the
round lrip is only $l2j Lots Of FREQ
peaches and melons.
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WESTERN LEAGUE.

Batterics-Lynch and Gibson, Rculbacn.
bundgrcn and O'Nell
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SQUARE PIANOS.

Two square pianos to be given away,
All we charge for Is the repairs.
Other square pianos, also organs. for
SIS 32i. S35, s4s and $50, Terms, 50
monthly
Have you promised that little girl or
boy OF yours an instrument? Now is
the time TO make good The sale post.
lively closes Saturday night.
Store open evenings until o'clock.
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DoulI DrueCo

owl corner, next
u o or to n o ~
pOstutiiCc.
gents
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AMERICAN LEAGUE.
WESTERN LEAGUE.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.

cleveland Sept cleveland was shut
out again by St Louis TO-DAY, its weak
eued team being unable 60 nit PoltN
Rain held the attendance down to 90.
Score. X, II, r
Cleveland ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. !
St Louis ......,......,......,,.6 I
Batteries Hess and Clarke, petty anu
Roth
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The prcllmuaro. served 90 keep the
crowd I'm good humCr elem Groves VI
California put tho Vuietu9 un Tommy
With a hard blow 90 the solar ploXu- he
put Tommy down 8nd out Prof. sun
shine and % negro went three rounds hut
tho affair WAS not funny for the reason
that Sunshine has improved since h' was
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F. G, Schramm,

Cor list So. and
Main SITS, where
the cars stop.
Sole
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Pittsburg Sept 5.-Reubach's wildness
IN the FIRST inning practically put his team
out Of the running lie gave two bases
ON balls and hit two batsmen The game
was dragsy throughout. Attendance
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Detroit Sept Detroit again won a.
double header from Chicago. making four
games an two days. Manager Jones Of the
Chicago received notice Of his indefinite
susponslons Attendance $500
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Boston. Sept 5--Waddcll allowed two
hits in ten innings. hut his team went To-
pieces iu the ninth and Boston tied the
score. I'm Tho thirteenth base ON balls,
StahlS sacrifice and Collins Mt gave
the locals the winning run
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Washington. Sept 5-Timcly hitting hy
the visitors coupled with bases ON BALI
and errors of the locals. gave New York
todays game, Attendance, $500
Score. r.. n. ~
Washington .......,..,,..,,.,.,,,A ~
New York .....,..,...,,...,,...b y
Batteries HUGHES. Falkorherg, Hcydor
and Knoll. Chc-bro ana Mcclure,
Evening star., 1905-10-22

joint of the finger In running a seam
the cloth is put on"the needle, not the
needle through the cloth, and the thread
is not cut till the seam is ended
Curios are kept in a go-down (ware-
house, and are brought out one or two
at time. Our houses full of bric-a-
brac are wonder to the Japanese
They always smile when telling of
calamity or bereavement, even when
telling of the death of those nearest and
dearest.
They always answer "Hai" (yes) to
every question, no matter what it may
be.
All outward forms of endearment are
repressed, though of late Years not 50
strictly as formerly
On leaving a Japanese hotel, one fees
the proprietor, not the waiter.
Boats are hauled up on the beach stern
first
Babies are carried on the back, not
in the arms.
They say east-north, " "west-south
instead of northeast" and south
west
After a bath, a Japanese dries himself
on damp towel.
And so one might go on. This list is
far from complete, as anyone may know
who has resided for time in that land
of surprises.