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AN UNCONSCIOUS BENEFAcToa

De Bill Smithers stood aroun'
Runnin' everybody down.
Used to stop his work to say
Things about folks out u way.
Used to make us all so mad
BY the vtxin' way he had
That we lived in mortal fea;
Of his tongue-'twas that severe!
Used to do our level best
Raisin' crops to beat the rest,
Cause Bill said, with many a sheer.
Want no fus-class farmers here
Tried the very best we knew
Fur to raise big cattle, too.
Hustled day an nigh. to show
That Bill Smithers didn't know.
Bill KEEP bossiE people Sc
That he let his own work go.
Now bout all that he has got
Is mortgages; an they're a lot.
But us folks. he criticised
Prospered till you'd be surprised.
He was irritatin'; still,
We are much obliged to Bill.
Washington Star.
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A new book-plate has just been Ell
graved for the library of the University
of Michigan. e.
Sir William Macdonald has given an
additional $4,000 for the new McGill
Students Union.
Adolph Lewisohn, of New York City,
has given $4,000 for the reconstruction
of the chemical laboratories at Dart
mouth College.
New courses will be offered mex:
semester at Amherst College in Gree.
literature, botany, American literature
modern literature, Italian art ana Ger
mar art
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INDIANS AT THE INAUGURAL.
$4,000 to Bring Geronimo and Others to
Washington.

Washington, D. C.-The Inaugural
Committee appropriated $1,000, or as
much thereof as may be necessary to
pay the expenses of six noted Indians
in coming here to participate in Presi-
dent R~oosevelts inaugural parade.
The Indians, who, according to the
present plan. are to rendezvous at the
Indian school ut Carlisle, Pa, and who
are to be accompanied by $50 cadets
and n band and six attendants or in
terpreters. are Geronimo, the old
Apache chief, now at Fort Sill, Okla
homa; Quanah Parker, a Comanche,
at Anadarko, Oklahoma; Buck Skin
Charlie, a Ute, at Durango. Col; Little
Prime. a Pigeon OF Blackfeet; at
Browning, Mont; American Horse, a
Cheyenne. at Rushville, Neb., and Hol-
low Horn Bear, a Sioux, at Valentine,
Neh.
These Indian warriors will ride In
dian ponies in the parade.
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Labor World

IN Norway there are 232 locals afil-
lated with the National Federation of
Labor.
The building Trades Council, of Bos-
ton, will establish a hospital for con
sumptives.
There are more than 40 national and
international affiliated onions il the
American Federation.
During the past year 125 unions have
affiliated with the California State
Federation of Labor.
Labor Journals OF Europe are predict
ing disastrous outbreaks among the
iahefins ciKFEes,
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TO TRY CORK IN AssIzE COURT.

Says Governor-G General Trepoff, But
Denies That Gapon is Arrested.
London, Eng. = The st. Petersburg
correspondent of the Chronicle says
that in an interview Governor-General
Trepoff confirmed the report that
Maxim Cork will be tried in the As
size Court.
He denied that Father Gapon has
been arrested, saying that his where
about was unknown, but that lie was
probably in st. Petersburg.
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The Workers Reward.

An English drunkard said TO a Saliva
ton Army lassie, who spoke to him
about his soul: You must be we'll
paid for this. 1 suppose you expect
as much as half a crown for getting
me to sign the pledge" She replied:
Pm better paid than that. l expect
to get a whole crown, and therell be
i'm if beside"
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A Powerful Influence.

One of the most powerful influences
of which God avails Himself for the
salvation of men is the influence of the
lives and of the prayers and of the
testimony of those who have learned
to trust Him, and who long 10 see His
will accomplished on earth.
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PREACHER By SPECIAL TRAIN
Missed Regular One, But Kept His En-
gagement-Talked on Perseverance.

Wilmington, Del.-The Rev. Oscar B.
Halves, of the Unitarian Church.. in
Germantown, Pa, had an engagement
to preach in this city. He missed a
train in Philadelphia, and to keep his
engagement hired an engine and one
car, and was brought here on the spe-
cial in twenty-eight minutes, being
nearly N mile a minute.
The sermon was on the subject of
perseverance and the necessity of do
ing whatever one sets out to do. The
text was merely q coincidence.
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RYDALES TONIC
a New Scientific Discovery
for the
BLOOD and NERVES.

1t puriies the blood by eliminating the
waste matter and other impurities and by
destroying the germs or microbes that
infest the blood. 1t builds up the blood
by restoring and multiplying the red cor:
puscles, making the blood rich and red.
1t restores and stimulates the nerves,
causing a full free flow Of nerve force
throughout the entire nerve system. 1t
speedily cures unstrung nerves, v
ness, ervou prostration and all diseases
of the rvo system.
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PRoCURAToR OF FINLAND SLAIN
Assassin Shoots Cars Ruler in Hell
singforS.

Helsingfors, Finland.-J. NJ. f. Sois.
~a.0n-Soininen, PFocurator-General .oi
Finland (who before he was ennobled
was known by the name of Johnsson),
was assassinated by a young mar
whose identify has not been deter.
mined.
The assassin and Sentiments son were
Immediately afterwarC.
The motive for the killing apparently
was political, the slain official being a
prominent member of the Government
party.
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Be not anxious about tomorrow. Do
to-day's duty, fight to-day's temptation
and do not weaken and distrust your
self by looking forward TO 6hings which
you cannot see and could not under
stand II you saw them Charles Kings
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A Handy

This can be made by the farmer him.
self, and at no expense. 1t is nothing
more than a hopper, with hooks upon
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Belgian Miners to Strike.

The Belgian Miners Congress de-
cided by a large majority to begiu a
general strike.
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Russian Mobiles Petition Czar.

Mobiles of st. Petersburg petitioned
the Gar for representative govern
ment.
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FRENCH STEAMSHIP WRECKED.

Alexandra Bixio, From Colon For
Havre, Lost Near Nantes.
Paris, France--The Compagnie Cen
erale Transatlantique steamship, the
Alexandra Bixio, Captain Piton, from
Colon and West Indian ports for
Havre, has been totally wrecked near
Nantes.
There were no casualties.
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More Strikers Killed.

Twenty strikers were killed by troops
at Kalisz, Russian Poland, and one at
LODI,
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THIRTY SAVED FROM ICEBoAT
Vessel Had Gone to Delaware Break
wafer to Clear the Passage.

water to Clear the Passage.
Lewes, Del.-Thirty men narrowly
escaped drowning at the Delaware
Breakwater, and, after being rescued
by tugs, they were forced to walk to
shore over the ice foes. The men were
Captain Jacobs and t~wenty-nine men,
of the Philadelphia City iceboat No. B.,
which came from Philadelphia to make
a channel for vessels icebound at the
Breakwater.
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MALARIA.

RYDALES TONIC is a specific for all
forms of Malaria. 1t acts OH a new prin-
ciple. 1t kills the microbes that produce
Malaria. The cause being removed the
disease quickly disappears. RYDALES
TONIC is guaranteed to cure the most
obstinate cases of Malarial Fever, Chills
and Fever, Ague, etc. We authorize all
dealers handling our remedies to refund
the purchase price for every bottle of
RYDALES TONIC that does not give
satisfaction.
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GENERAL MATsUMURA DEAD.

Jap Commander at 203 Metre Hill Sue
cumbs at the Front.
Toxic, Japan.-General Matsumura,
who commanded the Japanese opera
tons at 203 Metre Hill, and who was
appointed to the command of a division
III recognition of his services in that
engagement, has died at the front from
congestion of the BRAN.
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State Forest Report Out.
The report of D. C. Middleton, State
Forest, Fish and Game Commissioner,
was made public at Albany, \. Y.
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DIES AT ENTERTAINMENT.
ave Maria" Being Sung When
Woman in Audience Swooned.

Woman in Audience Swooned.
New York City.-At an entertainment
in Arion Hall, Brooklyn, Mrs. Eliza
Alster, a widow, of 1876 Reid avenue,
Brooklyn, swooned and died shortly
afterward in the dressing room.
Mrs. Alster was sitting in the third
row from the stage. 1t was while the
Bremervorder Maennerchor was sing
ing the Ave Maria" that she col
lapSed.
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GAR ASToNIsHEs JAPAN.
His Statement to Workmen Thought
Strangely Undignifed.

DEHWHSNJ HIHCU'
Toxic, Japan.-The Japanese press
was profoundly astonished by the
Cars statement to the strikers depu-
tation that Russia's domestic troubles
have been fomcnted by the country's
enemies.
That police magistrates should re-
sort to such receptions is considered
sufficiently contemplate, but their use
by the Emperor is thought strangely
undignified.
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which to hang the bag, fastened to a
firm standard. This arrangement will
enable a single person to fill the bag
quickly and easily.-Indiana Farmer.
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oPittsburc Phil, Inferred.
College Notes.

"Pittsburg Phil the notorious gam
bier, was buried i'll Allegheny, Pa.
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The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1905-03-16

contain one two. three, FOUR five All.
six room apartments
All of the fraGmentary statements
ANA rumorS concerning the extent OF
the housing scheme ulanncd by the
LONDON authorities sink into ins gnili-
canoe compared with the plain fact
and figures 1t is not Il reform; il is Il
revolution.
Closely aliel with the task Of hous
Ing the working CLASSES of London i
the problem of providing cheap ANA
RAPID transportation for those who llT'
in these suburban houses built by tn
municipality. English c"pitali'tic stu
piGity we'll nigh reached It's limit at the
lI..udS of those nlcn who found them
selves the owners of street rIliW"I
franchises and lantS.
Willie private enterprise IN the Unit
ed States and in other countries was
eagerly pushing the work of discard
iug horse traction for no,hanicI ana
electrical. the SomlIplcmt owners Of
such properties in Great britain were
blind and dear to the splendid progress
attained hy inventors and en.iI""rS.
Rcal.".ng that there WAS no hope fpl
IN awakening from tbs trance. the
London county council WAS not SLOW n
taking advantage Of an act PASSED by
parliament in 1870. which provided
that "Whrrc the owners Of Il tramWay
(strc"t railway in any district are not
the local authority, such local authority
within six months after the expiration
Of II period Of twenty one years from
tie time when such owners were en-
powered To construct suc. tr"mWaE
aud within six Iuunt..S after the cX-
piration of every Subsequent period OF
seven years may. with the approval Of
tie board Of trade. re !ui:,' SUcn pro
meters t. sell tlIciH their undertaking
upon terms of paying the then VHldo
exclusive of any allowance for past o.
future profits of the undertaking. of
the tramway. such value T. lie in the
case Of difference determined by Il
referee appointed by tie board of trade
on the Application Of either party
There were fifteen private street rail
way companies operating i'll tie coun-
~ OF London. The first one which had
its franchise OK; ire was promptly mott
fed 10y thc council that its plant would
lie purchased. TIE company made Il
claim for $3.GOO0Go. The county Scoficd
ut this price \ referee was apppirtcJ
and awarded de company %322O;D.
Tie company appc@!cd to the high
court which set ;IS.Gc tie award. The
council appealed, aud tie court OF ;p-
pcais affirmed IT," r".crcc'S award. and
their decision WAS confirmed by the
house of lords. Thai settled it. This
was in 1871.
Ihc tlamwlEs act id not permit the
local aut lo.ilirS to operate street raj
ways 1t WIS therefore necessary to
lease TIE line for II short l.ci iod. which
was accordingly cone. the lease TX III
in, in 1850. The COINED then prorcpu-
ed to purchase other plants az the fran
cli,cS EXPIRED and also introduced a
bill giving them power 10 operate lines.
Parliament paS.sci such an act in 1885.
and ON Jan. |. i-.D, tn London county
council came INFO formal possession of
II large Share OF tn" mile re OF tram
ways within it, jurisdiction. I've last
private franchise WI not expire unit!
1859. bt., t!.e lines ;ltc AL! and Of j
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council was in \orbury The
site Is thrty-onc acres in extent
and it situated mile and II quarter be
gond the county boundary. On this
tract the council is erecting 20! cot
tagcs with accommodations for $500
persons. The rents will range from
Sl.JO TO $40 IL week.
The greatest progress has been made
with the TotterdoWn fields estate, in
footing. On this tract of thirty-ninc
acres nearly 500 cottages have been
completed and are occupied, ana the
plans call for Il total of l2ii cot
tages In this venture the London
county council is investing S2.OUO.opO.
The Cottages are built of brick ana
stucco, with the roofs and chiinncyS
surnouuteI with the inevitable Eng
fish chimney pot r. as. OF course, You
know, there is not Il WOoIcn structure
in England.
The cottages of footing are built to
stand for hundreds of years. with little
or any external REPAIRS The streets
are paved. and when an l.ngliShman
paves Il street his grandchildren need
hot replace it. Let us enter one ol
these cottages.
We will first inspect one which rents
for l. shilings IA week, or S2.S> in oar
money. This is corner house. with
light on three sides. In the rear is Il
yard and garden plot IS by - feet.
Garden truck grows all the year around
III this climate. and many of the ten
ants of footing have no difficulty in
raising the vegetables required for
their personal use. The housewife has
all of the rooms needed in which TO
hang and dry clothes. and her husband
can indulge his Unborn desire to keep IL
dog. All Of this space is their own to
DO with as they please The clothes are
not covered with SCOT, and the dog Is
monarch Of all that he surveys.
The cottage is IL two story one, with
i've rooms and kitchen. The living
room is T. by IL and the parlor . by !
feet. The kitchen is about s by 10, ANA
the three bedrooms average 100 square
leet. The floors are of hardWop d
throughout. and the same is true of the
other woodWork The walls are pa
pered and the ceiling calcimincl. TIE
Interior work compares with that of Il
New York or Chicago fiat which rents
at from $50 10 $40 month. All Of IL"
rooms have an abIiniancc of light ana
ventilation
John Jasper, blacksmith, and his
VILE, mother and fDur children live III
thls cottage. 1t was Il holiday, ana
most of the men folks were home. 1hc
olacN5mlth came to the door AND bdde
us welcome.
"lioW do yoH IKE il hc.cE' ask"
Wh'h we lad loo cd thrp.i.l all 81 t'"
rooms and listened to Mr.. Jasper''
p'"L' for Il combined hotao,lae AMI dog
kCAAc..
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VOL. MI.
HOW BRITISH CITIES MANAGE

Public Utilities. How John Jasper, Blacksmith
of Kondon. Lives in Comfort in a Corner
House at a Rental of S2SS Per Week...By
Frederick Upham Adams. Copyrighted.
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consequence compared with the stu
pcndouS problem of constructing and
operating new arteries of transporta-
ton.
In no modern utility is London so
Wocfully deficient as in street railways.
1t has only 10 miles of tracks. OF
which the county council OWNS eighty
eight miles. OF these forty-ciGht are
north of the Thames and are leased I'M
Ill 1910 to the British traction trust.
The county now considers that it made
4 mistake in making this lease and is
negotiating for its purchase. There
are forty-eight miles south of the
Thames of which the council owns and
operates forty miles. The remnant OF
private lines is purchasable in 1906.
London'S lack of progress in street
transportation is best cvincel by the.
fact that the first electric tramcar was,
driven from Westminster bridge to
footing on May Is. 1903. On this date
tens of thousands of miles OF electrical
railway were in paying operation in
tlc United States. and such municipal
tiles as Manchester and Glasgow were,
swelling their treasures from the re |!
ccipts of publicly owned electrical.
street railways
London has only one mile of tram
way t. eve.y 10000 population. elias |
cow one mile To every 900. Liverpool
one mile I, $500 AMI Manchester onrt
ale to 1850 people.
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No. II.
LEGISLATURE SCORED AGAIN
The Poss.lnteisence is Showing its Teeth
in Aawy That Surprises Most People, But
The Settlement is Endorsed by all Good
Citizens Regardless of Party.

Citizens Regardless of Party.
The King County Republican conven-
ton in Nav last adopted platform, one
plank of which committed the party to
the passage Of direct primary law.
After that platform was adopted, the
convention nominated candidates for
the legislature. They were nominated
10 carry into effect the pledge, of the
platform, every one Of which they
accepted and bound themselves to sup
port by accepting the nomima ton
The direct primary law came on for
a vote in the house of representatives.
of the legislature on Tuesday and the
delegation deliberately violated their
pledges. rcpulared the platform upon
which they were nominated and voted
against the passage of the direct prim-
a"A law: w. W. Brown, W. II. Clark,
Thomas Dub,on. Charles T.. Houston,
Ju,, ph Irving. VI. NJ. Morrill, and James
Weir.
These men have thus served notice
on the voter, of King county that ire
turned to The leg i>lature hereafter they
propose to do as they please: that the
expressed wishes of their constituents
Will have no weight with them: and
that they consider platform pledges
meaning e~s save as ailording a possible
tative positions which they propose to
treat rs personal perquisites. If any
Continued on Page -
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vocacy, or principles and policies thai
ora democratic Nothinu hrouuht Mr.
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1905-03-16

7"UE first estate outside the coun-
~ of London purchased by the
council was in Norbury. The
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cnangf ill.,
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1905-04-28
Notice Of Application for Liz
uOr License.

State of Minnesota, County of St. Louis. City
of Virginia, IS.
Notice is hereby given that application has
been made in writing to the city council OF
said City of Virginia and filed in my office,
praying for license to sell intoxicating liq-
uors for period of one year, commencing on
the Bird day Of May, A. D. 1905. and termi-
mating on the End day of inlay, A.. D. 1906
by the following person and at the following
place, as stated in said application: to-wit:
HELMER SYRSTAD,
In the front room on the ground floor of the
two story frame building situated on Lot No
In Block No. "A. City of Virginia, Mimi,
Said application will be heard and deter.
mined by said city council of the city of Vir-
GINA at meeting of said council to be held
in the council chamber in said city of Virginia
on the 3Oth day OF May, A. D. 1905, at 500
o'clock p. m. Of that day. s1,2s}>@@ 80 -
Witness my hand and the seal of said city
this 22nd day of April, A. D. 1906 - :
~. p ~ Al A. N. THOMPSON, = = :
(SeaD apr 2-may B. --@.a: City Clerk.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1905-04-28
have all the branches cut back. at.
least one: half; large trees more
than that. . 2 ..: q .. ~: ..s- ..=s
FILES ARTICLES OF incorporation.
Newly Formed Rainy Lake Compan,
Capitalized for 81, OOO, 900. "


Articles of Incorporation for the
Virginia & Rainy Lake company,
with capitalization of 100000, in
100000 shares at 500 each, were filed
in the Office of the register of deeds
at the court house Monday with
these officers and directors:. XXI:
President, William O'Brien, of St.
Paul;vice president, Writ II: Cook,
of Duluth; secretary, Granville D.
Stone, of Wausau; treasurer, Fowler
P. Stone, of Wausau, and Robert E.
Parcher, of Wausau.
The incorporation Of: the new
company is a verifcation of the re.
port published last week, when il
was metioned that changes we're to
be made in the Rainy lake interests
The purpose of the corporation,
which is for 30 years and limits its
Indebtedness at $5yOOO,OOO, is the ac-
QUESTION and sale of lumber, lands,
logging, stone quarries, paper and
pulp mills, to colonize lands and
sell to actual settlers. The com.
pany will operate in Northern Min
nesota, principally in St. Louis,
Lake and Itasca counties.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1905-04-28
Notice Of Application for
Liquor License.

State OF Minnesota, County of St. Louis, City
of Virginia, Mimi.
Notice is hereby given that application has
been made in writing to the city council OF
said city Of Virginia and filed in nv Office
praying for license to sell intoxicating lia-
uors for period of one year. commencing on
the Srd day of May, A. D. 1906, and termi.
mating on the End day of May, A. D. 1906, by
the following persons and at the following
place as stated in said application. to-wit:
Walter Aeagle and Hdolph Keller, co-part-
ners under the firm name of
w. HEAGLE & CO., :
In the front room ON the ground floor II
the two story brick building situated lot on
No. n in block No. 10, City of Virginia, Mimi
Said application will be heard and deter
mined by said city council of said city
OF Virginia at meeting of said council to be
held in the council chamber in said city OF
Virginia on the aoth day of May. A. II, 1906
at So'clock p. m. Of that day.
Witness my hand and the seal of said city
this 2lst day of April, A. D 1905. .
A. N. THOMPSON.
apr 28-may5 City Clerk
Corporate Seal, City of Virginia. MINI.