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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-21

Musieai--Cortinusd.
VIA IEISG I.IVfS- Nss. & Is7sr,-
yiolIR SO Marion stresi. Ind. Tei
pstsn, Attorney.
y y ApAMs-brafuns colnan bl5-
Banks.
FI.Ea nOtasD NAIIONAL nANk
OF SEATTLE
csIital stock raid "a. IA 90. surpia.
- elo Fufth. pre- : Gold
.nish. 'iss Dr. g y AiEksay
sitiss u TIE United states snd 81.
ropa
THE CANADIAN BANK or CON
kEnCE Capital paid Up 9 7po Is
eight milliGsa seven Hundred thoas-
sst siig-sd On time dsposits. a geo
sral bansinE business tranHa cted
Seattle branch corner James strsst
and Second sNsnas q. " Holt
manager.
THE scANDINAvIAN AMERICAN
ss. s 9, trsn.asi. i; .cG.. efsslSs
st,s.ssrE Er'i,a. i 49,, ss;s.lss Is. IS.
fishsr. asst esshi.r
PEOPLES SAVINGS BANK
itsi raid W. tloo.cco! = {. Nsufsidsr.
pres J T. nrcenicaf. cashier. com
hercial savings and trust business
Millinery.
half price Mrs. A AZ Hanson. ie0i
cor tlh and Pine st
nsdiesl Specialist.
ffNAIE disease. OF every sstar.
seaaaaaHfHffHa HFEmHeH
clan free parls-Nsw YORK AfsdieaI
Institute office EstahrooE aldg-
iteo's Second. corner Union.
os,sopsthy.
MasHIN1lOA fNFlhAiAkf or
OaTEorATHY--iut Second avenus.
phone Main tss4. beth men ana iady
ostsor aths examination free
whsiilGGToN INSTITUTE OF os-
JEoPNTifl-Ftvs years tn aeattls.
safs Deposit Building ri FIRST
physician end Surgeon
ffiftF'
All pains end aches taken out free ~
charge Asoi6 "a Ave-. Call before
anf hAkSi Mi MEDICINE co.
Hr- |" to = svshias. Ph. fa lsA "a
DR.. Chambers Eplsr blk. Both phone.
oeulists and Auritt.
DIR r. " PERRY. osuiist. AurisL
40 Marion.
On. FONDA NADEAu-kzi Burke bid
Ship Builders.
MORAN BROS COMPANY, engineers
and Shlpbuildcr-. DRY Docka. Lum-
Der Mtils. Seattle
storage.
TRUNKS delivered = cents. . dAls
storage .rse, plano and furnlturs
moving. estimates given union
Transfer a Storage Co. soa First.
both phones Main SS6
Storaae-contlnued
or a Free NAP Of seattle at sssins
EovtnE a Storage Co. First Avenue
and Cherry Street
Ph9toaraphsrs' Supplies.
ARDERsOS SUPPLY Co. Nj Cherry
ct Seattle.
Tailoring sehooi
Ef.isTER : ladies' Tailoring CoisSS
$50 NassTfh
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-21
SALOON men
ARE BARRED
CBy seripDa News Assnl

INDIANAPOLIS. ind Jan. Ala
rule was adopted a. the unitet
Mine Workers convention To-Day
which excludes saloon eepers an
bartenders from membership. Ser.
eral hundred are affected.
Robert Randall. OF Wyoming, 10
delegate expelled for attacking PrsS
ident John Mitchell. rented q BAL
for a meeting Sunday night n
h as invited all socialists 70 hear ~
side Of the case Il IS understVe1
that he also wants 20 raise funds n
order 20 get back home
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Star Want Ad. AGENCIES

y. X. Mullen, 81 Ballard ave, op
poaita CITY Hal
Fremont DRUG Co. Ewing street
ard Fremont avenue.
Quaker nrua CO. ioHa iat ave.
Thos, Harris AZ postattice, Renton.
c, n. LohndreU. cigar store, gle
Second
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-21

A SNAP.
i0ntan on Twenty ninth avenue and
Last Harrison. ell ia shrubs, flow
ara and bearing fruits with new.
modern farnum house 3 Too. on very
easy terms ~ payment
on IAEENfEW AVENUE.
Lot eHlin. with Azroum house. rented
FOR ti2 u month. 81 80. $40 down and
SO a month
A. LAWRENCE. ests Second ave. II
II N0U ARE LOOK mo FOR A
CHEAP HOMEEfTE vnu cannot beat
those slightly lots Ia epeucer's addi-
ton. West Seattle Near school aud
car icvsl lots. nicely parked with
streets cleared only fieo 20 $50 SO 90
down LOO per month. sailing fast
salesman ON ground Sunday
e. g. CHERRY.
" W WATTEHH.
70 sf44Hftss=a
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Massage

THE secret Of keeping wsIi=tak
fHuuE. tut. massage baths. aud never
got HIek LUCILLE NAHE. room -.
iUI First avenue n
YAIUH tuh and massage baths ~
tutfaEr. rear ~ Union 81 n
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-21
DENVER OBSERVES -.
DAY OF PRAfsH

DENVER. Jsn. 2i-The city, ~
proclamation 81 Mayor r. w. spe.s,
is today observing the pay
Prayer" declared by Rev. J. WIZ.
CHAPMAN. the evangelist. hoidhs
series Of meetings here.
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Asr.aas -. aals-c anl,a.
..,...e. ilolsE. eAnnEN. rWers

euulgE Garden TRACTS
hEfWEtN sEAIriE AND TACOMA
ilaye suudItId.B an uIJ hop f9u.b "a
NyH rI.h bottom auu into and f..
utre sHHdHH tHtta We fhIrda nf
each trH#t IH HI#ar.I cultivated. un
HuWu aHrH Hst overflow f.ur rHu.
pine -uEiHa Natf. Several trastH
hisH aIHHHi fHH buiidiua Hf#r UHtir
Taad station and H,HaHIbuHaa uu tho
land EHHkrIt1 fuHdH Hud fHHu mall
HNFf' go tH# convenience It "a
yhai.H asr,a fr"W 1aH up. accord
IHH 10 IHHf.E HfHHHIH
A Il NtWEfi# ue Marion at -
a sNtl' f1oa eBHt q nice Hubuftap
huH#e Ger half no. Vaius. iHtr aHd
rHEHK reHEa every & muHfta ~
yeHts fare TINS o. 3 His.ream house
40 kHs tand With fine View ef lake.
a II NgNEi.I. me Marion &C. %
WE eNN lo.ats sog ON dsssr, land
= e. uNEHs S GO.
- Arcade H.ds q
Lofs 81 sath In summer resort near
SEATTLE HIar Hsfrnrs frHm - ~
Aprl owner 9raud linton hotel
Iuak uEuE'
ltt Hsr~H. ursr EsE.e tt1ruaf on nH.
der cultivation. eu bearing ffHit
trees. Ht kHd II hrrties use roam
laHsr aHd CHHtruts. haf barns I
ffHt aud 3 rnfesru houses HuF horse
q. chickens. 81 WATSON pud Hfl alHHH
70 farming fHHiH one nHIr ffHm
HghHHI and church. two beats daflY
Co seattle $40
i.e Serve ~ miles from Pleasant
Reach uH ualHbfidss Island 8 20
PEE uUfH.
n aefra uuImprovsd land near
hfaN .ssIi.sa. far aaHs or exchange
ItNMHiEroN s oisES.
go Marion n't 30
sroP MONT nEUg
You can beat THE 20 acres af eholss
level ground Hn EuaH road close Go
HnH mill ssnuHi AND ear short drive
tu city Price 81
LESLIE - ADAMS.
e starr Boyd BIDS 80
five ara is.asfa tracts. Improved End
uaimpraF ed vii take suburban
q EaaLrH s co
e. iEHHkr NHlItina
iua A - n
CHOICE WArGR FRONT au l.aks
NaHhHafap. 81 hastianHIus =
nrHrs wtth neat f.FHam eaEtaEr
bHlENH AAfiEHA. He Nvw fufs hih
lAgHE ifarts s miles from Msuaens
uHfuaa lake WaHNlHafHu. in tHr
slfaetsa7 bet. - pFf aFre 80
y = MERRITT
Theme ballard al ta North street
---'-, s, s.',--s ,,,,. at : -
rtEI BARGAIN O. acres. r~tus-n
Eeattiran Tacoma All level fkee5 zaHt
HHtH. la aErrH 5m# proved s.fHHW HH#ar.
harm several authafHaiuEs NlH trll
with uf without stark ard tools
tHurf desires Is uulEk sale aud has
seq price sFHu9dIuaiF
HoHEilr 1ALTBY 90 Nsw Nork bib
SEVERAL. NteE th.Hrfr tracts. hanev
g. Sea tie Tacoma fufrFaFlau. level
land fifst class saH very aaaily
CLEARED ilnc each -asf terms VIII
RdaEH nAIFBY q Sss York tts
-,
rnFE GOVERNMENT LAND
Hamrsfraas desert claims irrtaatsd
laads timber ianda ranches = al
h q SMITH a CO.
Room Times blas
Pc sals--ssai Estate
on Easy TERMS
broom house. no. - down aud ts
per month
one t.raam hesse. tee. - down and
- per month.
One 1-fuan hnHse. fza 50 down and
81 urr month
one Broom house. 80 So down and
u per muufh
n y MERRITT.
Phone Ballard Hu rs North Street
n
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-21

uWg TEH1s FUTURE rougroLDI
The Young MADAME a ZHrHtdH. luHt
arrived HHm BHfu# sill remain
future lp ten ulffrrsui WHFa IN per
SON af hN letter. also trIie lads or
gentleman the IHtfsTH IN the hand
who ihr future husband Hr Wifr viii
be uHU 100 pencil aH paper HuH
uuv claiming 90 tell thu fuII name
o. done By trick and tH fraud
hIirE back husband OF lover Boo Pc
uHHE days. uu difference if be- be
IHNH miles away Send Iugk If hair
Hud date = Ulrfh Hnd ten questions
and 81 IF letter Alec ha#a tie
rffHt Egyptian hrfuHfHIHfr charm.
also break evil Influence. advice ora
mines here ur IN AlHHEH. speedy
marriage. ell tu trouble Gail The
madame viii touch ina HHuI Hf rufH
and every customer ffHr with fHa
HnIE good iHrk stone tu America
Madame A EHrHttu. uuHfHIfH. office
hnurH d. % 90 fH % u open rE#
rrH uHF ard HHudaFH EIHtH fIfHt
Ave. corner ~ Rel Seattle Wash
REV MARaAHEr TITZIAH=. epic
ttuui server followed b. tsHtH We'd
ufrdIE and Friday evenings. read
tHFH daily. alau healer Itst eth Ave
phuEn Ind A ziu -
Mis- MARY BcltMiDr. ifunrariaa
spiritual medium FlHlfsuFnut palm
let cad reader absolutely true on
all affairs 81 lifr. business. mining.
love etc Readings Zoe ard up.
Room The oisHhruah. ltzza fiHat
Ave 81
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-21

IA ItM fAANA y.
o. acreF first class land agacrss cleared
modern Tsrnom hOuns iafHs barn.
two hundred bearing fruit trees. nine
ira team % horses = tons hay, vi
kinda farming implements. one u the
most desirable places between Ssaf=
lie and Tacoma and YOU can have
10 for o. 30 on easy terms
A .AWnESCE seA Second ave. "a
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-21
AMERICANS
MURDERED
By soripps New, As.aJ

NOGALES. Ariz.. Jan. 2l-Ih
bodies OF five Americans. murderS
yesterday AZ sonora. Mexico. BY ~
qul Indians. were brought here Y.
day The dead men came recsnus
from Illinois. :.
CHICAGO. Jan. 2L--News OF ,as
murder BY Yaqui Indians OF Johs
Kenneth Mackenzie and DIT. koee.s
Coy. OF Chicago. has been recei'rs
here Fears are expressed tha
\. Potter. Mackenzie's PARTNER u
mining and engineering frm'
also among those murdered.
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Real Es,a,s-eor,lnuss

al0
Very handsome urW s.tuum house.
nearly finished So cash. bal month
Is West broadway. uraf TOY
81 MI
E.room house nearly uaw al MODERN.
joe ssa hir snap Near Madison
luar Lacy trfma
A. D CLAYTON a Ho&.
AZ geaf York HIueh n
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THE a1Ait Joan COMPANY ~
cuimHu hulIdirH. iH the recognized
bank 81 the wage Garner A clerk
bouhhurpcfl muFhinlHt. suHiHefT 81
empiHfr can obtain money II ua on
note HithHut rrfHrlty
Amount Meuthiy. = Monthly Weekly
so Repay 10 Ed OF % - Or t.f4
q Repay ~ 81 or 80 Or II
, Repay 80 o. go o. -
BusinesH confidential. no uuplunhn Il
Inquiries. If
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-21

THREE ul,s unrlruHHsH hauHsEs,p.
mE lHHma i@lh ItH A.. faHm q
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-21

is0 ACRES across Lake washington.
~ miles from railroad station, on
county road good soil level T.. coo 90
feet cedar 20 bearing fruit trees
fine tract Go Huhdlvtde or hold for
Investment Will be worth I1u0 per
acre when cleared VIII sell Tor half
what adjoining lands are held At
Price 80 per acre
HHE.aHE.r see aaaaHa=
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WAT ERFHDNT on sOEND-f5 acres.
al level. rich flaY-iss m soil. mostly
alder and maple easily cl-arad Close
% good town few minutes walk from
Railroad station and boatiandiuE
soc
ROBERT MALTHY. 40 New York Blk
"A
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VIA EISG IzIVfS' Mss. L isIssS
violin Sc Marion street Ind Tei
y fms Ia
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-21

TWENTY statesmen are ceiling
cheap Hcren IN Hliimans Garden u
Eden odd at 9 per acre. on LAKE
eud Z car lines, close IN, terms I0n
day take free beat at Rainier Beach
boath0uae. on Washington street car
line - HaieHmru on grounds If
The daily sentinel., 1905-06-19
MOVEMENTS AT PALIsADE.
THE Tribune. ]

Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. DR.. ]. II.
Divine, Thursday morning, a girl.
Frank Davis and John F. Moore of
the Grand Junction Fruit Growers
Association drove up from the June
tion last Tuesday on business con
nected with the enlargement of the
ment here. The contract has been
let to Mr.. Boyer of the Junction, and
it is expected TO build such additions
and extensions as will give double
the room now possessed.
All the business houses in town
were closed yesterday and work was
suspended during the funeral of Her
bert Bradshaw. Seldom has this
town witnessed such a crowd as as
sembled at the Baptist church to do
honor to his memory. The bier was
fairly covered with floral offerings.
The profound sympathy of everyone
is enlisted toward the bereaved fam
lily and friends.
The brick work on the Hugus &
Company bank building is now pro-
crossing rapidly. Some delay was
caused by inability to get the neees-
Der famine in this part of the state
Even the many yards in the Junction
are unable to supply the demand
there. There are two reasons for
this: A great deal of building is go
ing on and some of the old places of
supply have been cut off by the gov
ernment which is becoming more Wig
liant in preserving the forests.
The daily sentinel., 1905-06-19
The w. @. t. L. Meeting.

Last night a union meeting under
the auspices of the w. c. T. L. was
held at the Methodist church and a
splendid program was carried out to
the delight of a large congregation
The program consisted of scrip
ture reading, solos, orations, recita-
tions and addresses. One of the feat
ures of the evening was the award
ing of the two prizes to two young
people whose efforts in the county
Demorest medal contest, in which
there were six contestants, were con
sidered the best
superintendent Burton of the In
dian school made the awards and his
remarks in presenting the prizes were
both entertaining and instructive,
and were thoroughly enjoyed by the
large congregation. The first prize,
So in silver. was awarded to Hall
VanDyke, while Miss Cora Reese re-
ceived the second prize. S3 in silver.
The daily sentinel., 1905-06-19
Belts and wrist bags.

Belts and wrist bags. G. V. Store.
Bargains wanted? Then go to
the G. V. Store.
Special No. l lamp chimneys, sc.
Krohn's Second Hand Store.
Correct and prompt watch repair
ing did by G. w. Stong, jeweler and
optician.
See the new eye glass guard at G.
w. Stong's, the jeweler and optician.
They stay on.
Special No. 1 lamp chimney only
sc. Large paddock. 1Oc. Krohn's sec
ond hand store.
Twenty-five per cent discount on
tinware, granite ware, and kitchen
utensils at the G. V. Store.
Don't miss going to Ouray on the
special train Tuesday, June 20, Gao
am. 1925 for the round trip. S. G..
Hum, city agent.
For a good shine go to the Copper
Front boot black stand, across from
the postoffice at the City barber shop.
Don NJ. Clark has taken the agency
for the Aetna Accident Company
with headquarters at the Mutual Life
office
S3.25 to Ouray and return, June
90. Train leaves d. & r. G. depot
at ESQ am. June 20. For tickets
and other information, see S. G.
Hum, city agent.
Frank |. Lee of the firm of w. II.
Lee & Son was an arrival home last
night from a trip of seven weeks
duration to the Pacific coast and the
Pacific northwest. Mr. Lee left here
suffering from very aggravated case
of asthma, but as soon as he reached
the coast he became better at once,
and did not suffer a day of sickness
during the entire time of his absence.
Mr.. Lee says that he visited but one
town or city that he did not find
someone from Grand Junction. He
met the Seattle. Portland and Los
Angeles contingent. and had the
most pleasant times with them. Mr.
Lee was more impressed with the
hustle and business air of Seattle
than with any city he visited. He
likes Portland. but thinks that Seat
tie is the better business city. He
returns greatly benefited by his trip.
The daily sentinel., 1905-06-19
Just what EVERYONE should Do.

J. T. Barber of Irwinville, Ca, al
ways Keeps a bottle of Chamber
lain's Collie, Cholera and Diarrhoea
Remedy at hand, ready for instant
use. Attacks of collie, cholera NOR
bus and diarrhoea come on so sud-
denly that there is no time to hunt
a doctor or go to the store for med
icine. Mr.. Barber says: II have tried
Chamberlain Collie, Cholera and Di-
arrhoea Remedy which is one of the
best medicines | ever saw. l keep
bottle of it in my room as l have
had several attacks of collie and it
has proved to be the best medicine
| ever used" Sold by all druggists.
The daily sentinel., 1905-06-19
Found a Cure for Dyspepsia.

Mrs. S. Lindsay of Fort William,
Ontario, Canada, who has suffered
quite number of years from dys-
pepsia and great pains in the stom-
ach, was advised by her druggist to
take Chamberlain Stomach and
Liver Tablets. She did so and says
II find that they have done me a
great deal of good. l have never had
any suffering since l began using
them" If troubled with dyspepsia or
Indigestion why not take these Tab
let's, get well and stay well? For
sale by all druggisto.
The daily sentinel., 1905-06-19
Cement Walks.

That will last a lifetime, and war
ranted to give satisfaction. Con-
crete footing and blocks for founda-
tions. Grand Junction Cement Block
G Walk Company, office with Rich
Hutchinson Realty Company.
The daily sentinel., 1905-06-19
Standard.

If you want the best sewing ma
chine on earth, buy the Standard.
Chas. A, Smith, agent. 13O South
Fourth street.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-04-09
THE CUP OF HAPPINESS FILLED FOR 10 CENrt
The Cow, the Cop and
the Traffic Rules

L wonder what happens in London
when man undertakes TO lead COW across
Piocadilly," said a man who had just read
the article in THE Sun Of March 20, under
tho heading, what Happens in London
and in New York When a Horse Falls
i know what happened to-day in New
York when farmer leading a COW under
took 10 cross Fifth avenue where Fifty
seventh street intebeots.
The effort occurred during the afternoon
hour whom every sort Of pleasure vehicle
was out and when tho sidewalks were
crowded with pedestrians The farmer
and his COW were headed east.
THE mounted cop sat his horse in tho
centre Of the street. Anon he looked at
the farmer and his passive charge.
think that the cop was loss concerned
about the equipages which passed him.
coming and going, than about the farmer
who was waiting patiently for the cop 10
give him the signal 70 CROSS over
THE pedestrians on the west corners OF
the avenue accumulated. They actually
seemed afraid OF the COW. ] think some
OF them had never seen a COW before. Ger
tain IL Is that COW in that part Of Fiith
avenue is not a common eight.
sFinaly the cop blew his whistle. Jehus
refined 70 their horses. chaufeurs applied
their brak IS. That rare sight in the crowded
street in these days, the bicycle rider,
checked W.
sThe cop called out 70 the farmer, Hurry
acroas with that cow The farmer whacked
the dumb boast TO give her a start and drove
rather than led the animal through the
EMO farmer ever had a more glittering
audience IL was fashions promenade
on the great concourse Of the biggest city
on the continent.
Women peered out from conveyances
AT the rural show. An equestrian hailed
the cowmRn with Bully for you' A bunch
Of Young men on one corner olapped their
hands The cop turned In his saddle and
looked at them. He looked az II he thought
the bunch was giving an encore and az
IN they we're apprehensive that the farmer
might so construe the dem onstration and
repeat the stunt. h
tIt was all over In two minutes. The
COD blew his whistle. The parade got In
motion. Al that moment the chimes Of
al, ThomAs's and st. Patrick's comIningled
for the afternoon Benten services.
An EnElishman said 10 his New York
friend a. they hurried across: Fine; London
couldn't beat IL, old man..
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-04-09

get 'en in on time They say all the spring
PONIES sound frost bitten. No wonder,
II that's the way they're turned out
The rumor that a new japanese garden
was TO be placed In the Park led the In
quirer TO the once Of Samuel Parsons, the
landscape architect. The question asked
Mr. Parsons laughed long and loud.
i knew II would come, he said, AZ soon
as he could command his voioe. For EI
years now that proposition haS come up,
only 10 be turned down, but just a.. soon
as the first day OF spring comes around
just ~ sure am that In some form or
othsr that proposition will appear,
About half dozen springs ago q suave.
oily tongued japanese gentleman tried TO
obtain a concession for the insertion Of q
garden into the Park. The garden. besides
the regular japanese trees and shrubs laid
out In tire Oriental nanner, was also TO
include the right to sell tea, bric-a-brao
and other japanese attractions, and posi-
bly, to have q wrestling booth and other
shows.
Nothing Of that kind has ever been
allowed, and he was promptly refused.
He took the denial In the same courteous
manner that he had presented IL.
NEXT year he came again, with q new
proposition, which, under various subtle
meanderings, was the same old story.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-04-09

can get all the fren1ied pleasure that the
cup Of happiness can hold.
Tammany Is the favorite donkey but the
one pony s even more popular. The seeker
for psychologist thrills tried TO find suit
able reason, and finally, In despair, asked
the donkey man. He solved the problem
quickly.
The reason why the kids like the pony
bestI They certainly do; that's true. But
II there we're six ponies and only one donkey
they'd be all screaming for the donkey.
It's easy enough when you know kids,
ma'am'
Pruning grating, planting. are on every
side. Here . pot Of green paint and an
overturned bench In process Of renova-
ton, there some branches Of a tree, the
floats for the lake are having putty placed
In the cracks and the swans are having
their necks touched up, and q spring poet.
whose hair dhps on his shabby coat, is
writing the first line Of his annual poem.
He has reached the fragrant lilies,
when the noise Of babies arouses him:
babies in pink lined baby carts, babies in
black carts with umbrella tops, babies In
fleece lined robes, with big black eyes and
two teeth apiece, the spring supply, are
surrounding him as at a preconcerted
signal. He brushes the tangle Of thought
from his brow, his hair from his shoulder
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-04-09
MRS. PEPPERS RIVAL IN TAMMANY HALL
Does Stenogrspher AheArn Get Spook Messages
About Mr.. Murphy. or Is He Only Barometer2

or something Of that kind declared Mr..
Smith. Sometimes / come 10 Tammany
Hall in the morning, uncertain as TO whether
Mr.. Murphy is going to turn up.
Il am positive that Maurice has no more
information on the subject than l have,
yet when he tells me that he feels that the
chief is coming i always open my desk
and get ready for work. When he feels
the other way / start down town at once.
He never makes a mistake.
Explain It? No, / can't, and Ma urice
cant himself
And remember that there is no spiritual
istic humbug about Maurice Ahearn, He
IA not Of the imaginative order and never
gives any sign that he possesses nerves.
Moreover, his powers, whatever you
may call them, are confined TO Mr.. hurphy's
movements, You might think that he
would be invaluable as a tipster on races
or elections, but he isn't, | have never
known him 10 pick the right horse, and /
wouldn't put UP 10 cents on his election
predictions
Mr.. Ahearn's career has not been such a.
70 promote the growth Of occult powers.
He has be n a hard working stenographeT
and typewriter for fifteen years.
He was stenogapher 10 Randolph Gug-
genheimer, President Of the Council during
Van Wyck's administration, and wrote out
all Mr.. GuRgenheimer's addresses TO the
conventions OF harness makers, liquor
dealep, plumbers, coffin manufacturers,
&c. He now works eight hours a day at
Tammany Hall at shorthand, typewHting,
telephoning and answering the questions
Of all cOmers-