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Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-11-05
RECEIVED WITH JOY.
Editor Of Enid Wave Is Recipient Of a
Warm Welcome.

Enid okla. Nov. al. l.. Iscnoerg'
editor OF the Wave Of this city. was
bound over for trial on December %
by the probate Judge Of washita couu-
~ charged with criminal libel Of Hon.
]. J. Bonuchamp. judge OF the hfth iu-
dicial district OF oklahoma.
1seuberg returned home Friday even
ing and was met at the train by brass
band and 500 ictizens, who escorted
him TO the public square. where he
delivered a speech. claiming that he
was kidnapped by the sheriff OF washita
county. and denouncing the courts IN
unmeasured terms.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-11-05
Is Identified.

Paris. Me-. 4.-The man who was
decapitated By a switch target while
on the steps Of Frisco flyer NJ Leneir,
resided six miles from Hugo. I. T. He
was named Robinson. His brother
identified him.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-11-05
One Killed. Another Wounded.

Cameron. Tex. Nov. I'm "A difficulty
near Baileyville. in the northern por-
tlon OF the county Gore Wimberley
was Killed and Llge Roberts slightly
wounded. Roberts surrendered.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-11-05
Sharp Encounter.

Battoum. Transcaucassia. Nov. g.
There was an encounter between
troops and manifestants here sntur-
day. A number were killed or wound
ed on both sides.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-11-05
Order Restored.

Kaza, Nov. AT the request OF the
town council the governor disaTmed
local police and sent troops and Cos
sacks out II town. order has been
restored by hastily formed militia.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-11-05
New Proeurator.

81. Petersburg. Nov. 4.-Prince Alex
f. obelensky. member OF the council
OF the empire has been appointed pro-
curator OF the holy synod In success
sion OF NJ. Pomiednostoff
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-11-05
Texas Tom" Walsh No More.

st. Louis. Nov. 4.-"Texas Tim
Walsh. well known among racing men
all over the country as plunger and
owner Of race horses. died az the Null
ienphy hospital from dropsy.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-11-05
Many Casualties.

Tomsk. srberln. Nov. socialists
and Loyal Is had fight here. There
were many casualties A theater was
pillaged.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-11-05
WILLIAMS EXECUTED.
Dies on the oalIows For Murder Of a
Couple Of Men.

South McAlester. Nov. l-Grant VIII
liams. colored was hanged IN the Fed
erai iail here. United states Marshal
Pritchnrd In person springing the trap.
williams had killed two men IN 1901.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-11-05
Ex.Editnr Ernires.

New York. Nov. Arthur Foster
Bowers. formerly city editor OF the
Tribune. Is dead from paralysis.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-09-09
@usfelndtfe.

@erglei6enbe nnteriu9ungen baben
geaeiet, baB bic Musfeltrdfte Der
Sbiere duBerit berI9ieben limb. Der
elephant 3. 3. Siebt i'm @erbdltnib gu
feiner S9tpere cine melt gerinsere
2at uls bas pferb. Dim meiften leis
fteten i'm 3isben spei pferbs i'm Sc
pi9t bon 1900 englif9en Pfunb; lie
Sosen sufammen $3.50 9funb. Ss6s
Suiammen9etoppelte pferbe leiiteten
i'm SerbdltniB tpeniger als bic einaels
men.
Die einSisen Wefen, Die es i'm 3iez
ben nod nit ben pferben aufnebmen,
limb Die Menf4en. Siinf5is Menf9sn
i'm 8epi9t bon ie $50 pfunb sosen
suiammen cine 2ait bon $3.50 9funb,
b.. E.. jeber bon ibnen 6etpdltigte cine
9aft BON 175 pfunb, alio % pfunb
mebr als iein &0rpergepi6t. SIN
@erbGltniB gu ibrem eigenen @epi9t
leiften bic Meni6sn fat ebenIopiel
pie Die pferbe, Der elephant bingesen
leiitet piel fpeniger. Sin elephant,
ben man f9on i'm Circus abeeri6tet
bate, tonnte ni9t mebr als $3.50
pfunO sieben. Sas lit an fi6 cine
srpbe 2eiitung, aber i'm @er6dltniB gu
ieinem tolpfalen @epi9t lit iie gering,
BENIN bic betpGltigte2ait betrug nur brei
@iertel ieines 80rpergepi9ts. Gelbf
Die 8amele f9nitten perhdltnibmGBig
nod better ab, ais bic Glepbanten.
Sin &dmel, ettpa 1900 Yfunb i6tper,
aOg 1875 Pfuno.
Bel ben glepbantsn purben auber
i'm !Seben o 2aften audi nod 8ers
fu9e nit StoBen unb S9ieben areez
ftent. 3tpei Glepbanten, Babe unb
gilbert, nit einem 9eipiat bon 1900
unb 10000 pfunS, errei6ten in Der
Strait oes StpBens 5ufammen nur elm
9O9itgepi4t bon $500 pfunb; aber
Babe brahte es i'm S9ieben zines
8agens aGein auf 5400 pfunb. Mits
bin lit bic 3uefraft bes G~lep6anten
bel peitem nod 9rDBer als Die 3raft,
etnas gu f9ieben. Sas Greebnib lit
I'M 10 iiberraI@enber, neil maj aIges
mein angenommen bate, bic Glepbarz
ten pdren better gum S9ie6en ais gum
3ie5en Der @agen gu bertpenben.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-09-09
@aS Ct tbun wiiroe.

@eneral @iliam Secumieb S6ers
man bate cine auberprbentli6e Mbneiz
gung sesen ituBer6aftes Weien, feline
9leiber tparen inn elm @reuel. gines
Sages purbe benz alien 3riegsmanne
in Saratoga Elm Pra9teremplar bon
einem rOube" pprseftent, Der ibn AUDI
in Elm @eiprG9 gu perpideln fudte.
Der Singing blidte ben General
bur6 fein Monofel IN unb fragte nit
affeftirter @ertrauli@tei.:
r@e6, = General =, mas niirben
Sic po6l tbun, pern sic, : 1b =
SD pGren unb i6 pGre @ie?"
~Ob," meinte Der @eneral bel6eiz
ben, rerlaHen sic mir Die @ntpprt."
nMas i9 tbun piiros9," fubr Der
alte GifenfreRer bann fort, als Der
9ed fortsesansen mar, ntpas i9 tbun
piirbe, tpenr i9 nbas" pdre2" =
9ier aeiste er NIT Dem Singer nad
Dem 5prtgebenben. rNa, i9 pin's
Sud- fasen: SD piirbe ben elenben
Gigarettenitummel pesperfen, ben
Spaaisritod gu 8rsnnbola aerbaden,
Die nbrfstte unter ben Hod fteden, bas
Monptel 5ertretsn unb aGe 4benbe au
9auie bleibsn unb gum lieben 9errgott
nm 0eritanb beten."
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-09-09
an ben 3sItpdnbsn umberfri4sn, ent.

an Den SeltfpdnpeH uW9errrlmen, eHls
feBt auridfubren. =
Wenige Minuten ipdter fiol5trte
&laus StDrttebeder in Der 20ipenbaut
in feinem &Gfige auf nnb nieber. Sn
aler Gile mar er in bas Sen bes !Serrs
i9ers Der Wiiite geI9liipft unb in iein
persittertets Rei9 bineinbuaItrt pors
ben, ba einige miiBise 8auern iid 5es
reits our 8efi6tisuns Der Msnagerie
eingsfunben batten.
alaus fpielte feline HoGe portreffz
li6. Wilb r~iittslte er an ben eiiernen
Stdben, bic i'm BON ben s3nF9auern
%trennten, bab bieie eri9rtdt 5uriid@
bebten. Sa5u tteB &c feline mG9tise
Stimme in mdrferf9iitternOen Brill
lauten ertDnen.
Die 8auern tparen tpeiter gegar19en
gu ben anberen &Gfisen, pp S9lans
gen unb S9tlofrDten an Der grbe 6its
frp6en. Nur Elm paar &inber itauns
ten nod ben 2Dpen an. MaieitGtii9
|i9ritt bieier in benz engen @efGngs
niife lumber = unb ma9te Damn els
men piloen SAB mad benz Sitter, UNI
bic oapor ftebenoen &naben gu eri9rez
den.
Der adfig ersitterte in ieinen SUI
gen Dor Der @epalt bes Sprunges.
unb = nit Sonnergepolter fiel Die
sypl5ipanb, bic ben 2~DpenfGfi9 an Ell.
Ter Settle begren5te, Suiammen.
&laus StDrtebeder f6rie entieBt
auf. - Sin Siger ging bort srpls
lenben Sones auf unb nieber.
u9ilfe! 9ilfe!" brittle jeBt Der falls
i9e 20pe, Der BON S9reden erfabt
fpurbe = nun, ba er Ii9 Der greuli9sn
Sigerfabe seseniiberiu6. n9ilfe!"
i9rie er aus 2eibesfrGften, unb rerz
5tpeifelungsppn flammerte er ii6 an
Die eiIernen StGbe. = &ein Musipeg
BOT ii6 fir i'm = unb Der Director
mar nett. Nu9 Die &naben tparen
erI9redt geflpben. --- unb nGs
ber i6ritt Der buntgefledte &Onigstia
ger auf i'm gu = uno trat in ben &Gz
fig bes 5itternber r9Dtpen". ---
&laus I6lpb bic 4ugen = er glaubs
tie iein lebtes Stiinbtein gefommen :,
bd tDnten aus Dem Ha9en bes Sigers
Die Wprte an iein DIR: rSu S6sfopp
= Su hummer = fGrei bod ni9t 10
= i6 bin ia oo4 MIDI edit"
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-09-09
Reicnc Steinfphlenlnier.

Suite Gteintoble bat jebt elm fd6pers
itdnoi9er uno unparteiil6er oeutIher
@elebrter, 9rpfeFor S6mie0er, in
Chile entoedt. gr beri6tete oariiber
in einem @prtrag ppr Der 8ergbau@
9efeui6aft in Santiago. Die Eager.
Die cine @usOe6nung bon etpa 10000
Older baben, lie9en etpa feds Wieilen
bon 2autaro i'm observation-disclosures, an
@bban9e ser 9ebirge uno in Der HGbe
Der Giisnbabn. Die &pble lit hon iebr
gutter NualitGt, glei6 Der engliiden
&oble unO fin0et ii9 auiammen nit
Iiltbracit, gifen unb S6pefel. gbile
lit elm iebr mineralrei9es 2ano, absr
biele Mineralien, 10 3. g. Die rei9en
GiIener5e, fpnnten bisber aus Mangel
an gutter Steinfpble ni9t p~erarbeitet
perben. Sci Sofa uno Goronel, am
@b6anee Der &Iitenz&oroiIeren miro
felt LANCER s3eit 8raunfoble getponnen
unD' in sroben Mengen aussefIbrt.
&leine Eager elmer minoerfpertbieen
&oble iino Stpei= Ooer breimul in Der
NGbe Ser MageIbaensftrabe eefunoen
porben. Sieie 5unbe boben fi9 uber
ipegen Der Observation-Disclosures
unb Ser e%eringen 6ei3fraft be- &oble
bdl0 ais pert5lps b~erausgeiteut.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-09-09
altespptifd)t -Sdrsthmaterialifm.
BapsruabIdtter, &aI~fffetnpIaffen, 9bcns
f6erbeu uuo 1bierbdute.

fderben uHo 5~bierbdute.
Die alien Geppter batten cine ipl6e
5reuoe an Der &unit oes S9reihens,
bab lie bier5u ni9t nur pdpbrusblGtz
ter, ionoern jeoen nur irgeno brau6=
barren @egenffanO bsnuBten. @s CAB
&alfiteinplatten uno Sboni6erben in
Mense, ouf Die ii9 nit ben egbptif6en
Sudden gut 5ei9nsn uno f9reiben
IteB, uno fir pi9tigere unb gr0Bere
nrtunOen boten Den oduerhdfteiten
Stoff mod Dor Der Grfinoung Der ga
pbrusbereitung Die S6iere bes 3an6es.
Die @a5ellen, SrOtooile unb @Tel.
Reuers SunOe baben betpisfen, oar
lanee, bebor oas gergament in 9erz
CANON ieinen Namen erbieIt, oic
STUNT, aus S~bierbGuten einen I60nen
RECOMMENDATION S9reibftoff ber5us
itelen. Den alien @gpptern f6on be-
fannt g~etpefen lit. Sarauf fiibrten
f9on frii6er ein5elne urtunbli9e On
gaben, tpie Die in ben Sa6rbiiGern oes
&0ni9s Sbutmpiis Ill, Dab bieIer
&0nig Die &unoe bon ieinem 9roBen
Siese in Der S9la9t BEL Megiooo auf
elmer 2eoerrpne i'm Sempel oes @ms
mon beretpigen lieb, ooer oie GrpG6z
nung zines Ylanes auf Sbierbaut fir
Sen Sempel bon Senoerab. llno i'm
9Dubre gu Paris fonnte man I9on felt
1885 cine iol6e 9anOf6rift auf Sbiers
baut betra9ten, Die 6 SUP lang unb
10 3oI brett lit. Sic itammt aus Der
s3eit bes &Dniss &amies H., Der our
19. egbptii9en Opnaitie Q4O0 Bis
1900 b. Gbr.) gebDrte, uno entbdlt oas
Re9nun9sbli6 zines t0nigli9en Sns
~tenbanten. @ber grie9ii6e llrfunoen
auf 9a5eaen@ uno &rpfobi1eoer itno
erit in neueiier 3eit BON Dem Diterrei1i>
f9en Sprf6er Prpfefpr Or. 9rau per<
Offentli9t fpor0en. @s iino brei feline
Streifen aus @~a5elenleber, ettpa Il
SUB lang unb 2 Bis 9 3pu brett, auf
benen Gbara9en, Der &0nig ooer
t9Guptling Der 8lemper, zines oen 0u<
bern peripanbten @pltes, i'm finften
na99riftli9en Subrbunoert feline &e>
9ierungsutte befannt gibt. llnO apar
perleibt er in ser 6aupturtunoe Die
Niliniel Sanare, auf Der fi9 Die 8les
ntber feitgeiebt batten, ieinen GObnen
Gbarapattur uno Gbarabiet, uno err
ma9tigte tie. Sen Nil5pa au9 bon Den
ROmern ein5utreiben. un6 BON chen
bieiem 6lub5oa bunbelt Die 5peite lGn>
sere llrfun6e, cine 8unfquittung, in
Ser Der BANTER @rgpn beitGtigt. ouB
Bel ibm elf Solioi (@oloftiide) binters
lest iinb, Die in &leingelO eingenomz
men iino BON Den 5luBi8iffen bur9
9oaimet. Den f0nigli9en 3onbeamten,
Der Die Summe ni9t in Ieiner 9iitte
bebaIten tpplte.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-09-09
Nt@tt8er Giniuauo.

yOas lit cine fpunoerbare gntbe=
dung, mein 6rGulsin." ertlGrte elm
Singer Der Wifeni9aft. ,Oenten
sic Bios, oub bur9 Die ginpirfung
bieIes sebeimnibpo[len 3abiums auf
fteriliiirte 8uuilon 2eben prpbu3irt
fperoen fam. Wel9' elm @ebanfe BON
unabi.bbarer S~raspeite! limb bas
mag in Der Welt ihOn Dor MiGionsn
BON Sahren 10 9epeien fein."
nSm, ja," antportete Die ifeptif9e
Sunsfrau; ~i8 Deritebe i9on, bab oas
mails bereits &aoium eriitirt baben
mag, aber, = fpober fam benin Die
Hinbsbriibe2"
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-09-09
&uunrifii@M

= partrt. Mann: Sn unierer
9Gusli9feit fomme i9 mir por pie in
elmer Wifte. 5rau: @lio auf beutf4
sefast: Du fiibIft Did pie gu 9auie
= Ou &ameel!
= Mangel. Srau @mtsriater.
Stun, Mdnnhen, pie fhmedt Dir bas
geri9t9 = r9ut, aber Die Sc
ri9tsfoiten perben ba tpobl pieber
fehr bod iperoen2"
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-09-09

Gbronif9er 4lfpboIiss
mus 6. Na9 Dem rStutifii9en Sabrs
bud fir Den preubif6en Stuat 1904"
tpurSen in Den allgemeinen &rantenz
bduiern PreuBens i'm Sabre 1902 49,
377 perfonen, unb atpar 12,576 MGns
ner uno 801 6rauen, tpegen 9rpniz
fdem Ilfobc!ismus aufgenpmmen.
Iuberbem purben i'm Sabre 1902 in
fGmmtlihen Srrennnftaiten 14f8
MGnnsr unb Ill Srausn ON Sdufers
pahnftnn bebanoelt. Oa5u fomen nod
Die SGlIe BON ausseiprp9enen alfoboli>
f9en 81 iitestDrunsen, Die ni9t beionz
bers beaei9net fino.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-09-09
Sc itobtenes Gut 8uriid

@eFobGenss Gut 5urid.
ertattet. Cine &aFette, Die einsm
eepiffen German g. S6enep in
S~putbbrioge, Muf., aus ieinem
@obnbaus geitoblen porOen mar. lit
pie0er in ieinem gefiBe. Der SnhaIt,
befebeno in $4,000 8dargelo un0
Sefuritdten i'm @ertte BON $25O,OOO,
mar ni9t angstaitet ipor0sn. Die
&aTette purbe ebenfo sebeimniBpon
auriiderifattst, pie lie geitoblen ipir6e.
S9enep bate Die &afette aus elmer
8ant gebolt uno lie in ieinem 9auie
berbpr9en, neil er i'm 8esriffe mar.
cine SnDentlr ieines @ermOgens uufs
~sunebmen. Die 9oli5ei unb Die 8ans
fen aner gr0Beren StGote puroen bon
Dem Siebftable bena9ridtigt, alein Is
mar nirsenos mDgli9, Dem Siebe auf
Die Spur gu tommen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-09-09

f, Sn ibItden StGbten
Der Union pirb berbGltnibmGbig
penig Wil9 perbrau9t.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1905-09-25

Mead, vice-president; Chas. @. Bart
lett, secretary; z. X. Myers, treasurer
Directors-W. NJ. Minton, II. NJ. Wells.
s. |. Shaw, ]. B. Freitas, w. G. Rog.
ers, NJ. d. Committee on Roads-A. v
Gear, w. G. Rogers. NJ. d., A. F. Cooke
Committee on Tree Planting-A. II
Gurrey, Jr., H. M. Wells, w. G. Rogers
NJ. D., under the direction and super
vision Of David Haughs.
Members OF the club are: w. NJ. Min
ton. z. X. Meyers. A. F. Clark, A. Gar,
tenberg, w. l.. Howard. A. f. Cooke,
W. G. Rogers, MD, j. S. Marques
John b. Freitas, S. l. Shaw, Chas. q.
Bartlett, A. r. Gurrey, Jr., +. C. Bet
tiers, H. NJ. Wells, Edward c. Brown
c. j. Day, G. NJ. V. Foster, ]. G.
Quinn, ]. F. C. Hagens, A. V. Gear
r, A. McInerny, Fred Harrison, J. A
Templeton, r. d. Mead, Thee. y,
Lansing. Daniel Logan, George II
Piltz, W. II. Mays. Mrs r. II. Over
end. j. T. De Bolt, +. c. Enos. A. X
Ozawa E. H. Leonard, l. Mort, II
Hutchison, II. A. Taylor, C. II
Dickey. W. T. Schmidt A. V. Peters
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1905-09-25
TERRITORY SHOULD TAKE THE
STREETS
CONTINUED from PAGE ~

all the streets in the tracts in WAL
alae, Palolo and Kaimuki l do not
think it right that the different people
Interested in real estate there should
continue to have control Of these
Streets"
Speaking of the clubs work, Mr..
Myers said:
"The residents of Palolo, Kaimuki
and Waialae. although. of course.
each has an ak to grind for his own
section. are, As members of this club
all united in harmony for whatever 10
going to benefit any one Of the three
sections. Seven years ago | was the
first to purchase lots on the Kaimuki
ridge. | secured eight. l think 1t was
a most happy venture. There is no
more delightful place on the island.
1.-THE Improvement Club expects to
do great things. The executive officers
deserve great credit for what has al.
ready been accomplished. The Super
visors have assured us Of their hearty
cooperation in road Improvement
work. They will do all they can.
Nearly a million dollars worth of tax
able property is represented in the Pa
lolo, Kaimuki and Waialae holdings.
I'VE want Waialae road macadamiz-
ed little by little. 1t would not be
right for US to ask. at this time. when
so much more important work has to
be accomplished that all the streets out
there be macadamized.
What we do want, just as soon as
possible, is an improved road through
the Kaimuki tract, connecting with
the Beach Road; also road up Palolo
Valley.
There can be no doubt that the es.
Enlistment of the Mid-Pacifc Institute
will be a great thing for the district
I'VE have now over 1000 trees
ready for planting. As soon as posi-
BILE we will arrange for an Arbor Day"
Officers of Waialae, Kaimuki and
Palolo Improvement Club are as fol.
lows: A. F. Clark, president; r. d
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1905-09-25

Blank books Of all sorts. ledgers,
ETC., manufactured by the Bulletin Pub
lishing Company.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1905-09-25

No sales.
Latest sugar quotation 3.ea5 cents.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1905-09-25
ENGLAND BEATS.

Deal (England), Sept. 9.-The final
stage of the international foursome for
$1,000 side between Harry Vardon
and J. H. Taylor, English golf profess
sions, and James Braid and Alexander
Herd, Scotland's leading champions.
was played on the links Of the Royal
Cinjue Porti Club here today, and re-
suited in victory for England by
- up and ~ to play.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1905-09-25
FEED CO., Ltd.
Sole Agents.

George p. Thielen, David M. Haughs,
A. b. ingalls,, Paul r.. Isenberg, II.
NJ. Tucker, NJ. Kelle, Charles Lucas,
James Finney, H. b. Mariner, e. A.
Douthitt, W. NJ. Campbell, Rev. Ed
ward W. Thwing. W. H.. Baird, Cecil
Brown, Chas. L. Rhodes, Harry Armi
tage, +. c. Anterior, Frank Dalton.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1905-09-25

The schooner Mary Dodge is load.
ing supplies and lumber In San Fran
cisco for the Mission Station at Jaluit.
Marshall Islands, which was destroye"
some months ago.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1905-09-25
1HERE IS 70 SUBSTITUTE E0R A WOVEN WIRE BEp.

deseved sss
exseenees other level, flexible
must rigid. Will spring bed
Baleys vermnproof Wire Beds
For the Furniture Stores
and at AIapal ST Tel Main 1861.
Holbrook argus., 1905-02-18
The Sorrows of Sea GuIIs.

One who has no speaking acquaint- ance with sea-gulls would hardly dare to say they do not suffer when the weather is bad, but 1t is impossible to read without smile the quotations made by London Answers from a cir cular sent out from Whitby, on the northeast coast of England. A society has been formed there for the proven ton of sickness among sea-gulls, and for the purpose of bringing cheer and comfort to them.
 One of the prime objects of the so- ciety is to establish places along the coast, where on wet and stormy nights bonfires can be lighted, at which sea- gulls can dry their feathers, and thus prevent croup, rheumatism and other ills caused by damp.
 "Often on a cold damp afternoon" declares the Whitby lady who inspires the circular, 'when walking along the cliffs or on the seashore, my heart has ached sadly to hear how full of pain and how hoarse are the cries emitted by the gulls, which, dripping wet, and evidently suffering from croup, rheu- matism, sore throat and billache, fly in- land, their plumage dripping wet, in vain endeavor to find warmth and shel- ter.
 "In my small way I have endeavor- ed to alleviate their sufferings by spending a night on the beach, with a charcoal fire, round which gulls have futtered all night, evidently ap- preciating the warmth and light"
 Another clause in the circular goes on to say that, in addition to these bonfires, shelters are to be established near by, "wherein food and drink and a constant supply of hot water will be provided" In the presence of all these privileges and attractions, the sea-gulls may decide to change their habits and live on land.
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Lundon's Fogs Are Costly.

An ingenious but depressed London newspaper writer estimates that re- cent five days fog inflicted loss of $3,750000 upon the metropolis. A British fog statistician declares that the gloom costs London $25,000,000 every year.
 It is asserted that London burns more than 150,000,000 cubic feet of gas on foggy day, enough to supply a town of 50,000 inhabitants a whole year. Extra electric light is consumed to an extent equal to it's ordinary use, and oil lamps and candles are used in extraordinary quantities." Trade suf- fers a loss from a London fog which cannot be estimated.
 The following extract from the Lon don Express seems to have been in spired by fog:
 People are generally too depressed to buy anything, and appetites are so seriously affected that the restaurant keeper loses much of his profit. Places of entertainment are neglected, busi- ness is lost through persons failing to keep appointments, and the course of justice is delayed by late trains and fog bound cabs"
 The only interests benefited by the gloom are shareholders of the gas and electric light companies. A foggy win ter increases dividends 1 per cent.
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HOUSE BUILT OF BOTTLES.

walk turned on edge or an immense waSps' nest. This architectural freak was erected by miner, who used bottles because other material was scarce. It Is claimed by the owner that his house in winter is the warm est in Tonopah. The interior walls are covered with thick roofing paper, which adds to the warmth and ex. cludes the light, which otherwise would flood the inside of the dwelling.
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Friendly Comment.

Muggsby-I'm going to thrash Bif kins the first time 1 meet him.
 Wiggins-Because why?
 Muggsby-He's been telling it around that I am liar and a scouu- drel
 Wiggins-Is that so? Why, never heard any one say you were scoun- drel.
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All's Fair in Love.

Miss Million-So you know Miss Tip top, the belle of the season?
 Mir. Sharpwit (after Miss Millions heart, hand and bank account-Oh yes; same set.
 Miss Million-By the way, here comes Miss Tiptop now. We will meet her face to face. Why, she did not recognize you.
 MT. Sharpwit-She always acts that way when I'm with a prettier girl than she is.
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Biz New Wheat Fields.

Along the international boundary of the Canadian northwest, twenty years ago, was an acreage of 250,0OO under crop, yielding 100000 bushels of wheat. Now the acreage is over 4,0O0,- 900, and the annual yields 110,0OO,OOO bushels, while population, acreage and output are augmented at rate no other country can approach.
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BUILT OF BOTTLES.
Unique Building In a Remote Mining
 Town in Nevada.

In the remote little mining town of Tonopah, New, there Is dwelling the walls of which are made of empty glass bottles laid In mud. It's dimen. sions are 16 by 20 feet, and 1t is di- vided into two rooms. The bottles were placed in rows, the bottoms out ward, the walls being about foot in thickness. The corners are of wood covered with mud. AS one approaches it the walls suggest great mass of hoDeyco1nb, a section of cement side
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A Question Answered.

''Who was it," shouted the suffrage leader "who was it that did the most to elevate woman?"
 Far down the aisle little chap blink ed his eyes and drawled:
 "Why, the man that invented those high French heels" And then the meet ing adjourned.-Chicago News.
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Slang TaOOOed.

Clara-Our club bars out gum chewing and slang.
 Bertha-It does?
 Clara-Yes; women who chew gum and talk slang oughtn't to cut any ice in literary clul,.-Cincinnati Commercial Tribune.
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What Worried Him,

Alloway-Debt is causing Skimp- leigh great deal of trouble now.
 Jennings-Is that so? wasn't aware that he owed a dollar.
 Alloway-He doesn't, and that's just the trouble, nobody will give him credit.
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Blissful Ignorance.

Growells Gin cheap restaurant)-Here waiter, are these mutton or pork chops Waiter-Can't youse tell by de taste ? Growells-No.
 Waiter-Den wot do youse care which dey is, huh?