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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-05-17

iordly hfahm9ky its crow. and can
toll You Whethse the hens that furn-
lah you with breakfast omeletn orig
iualiY came from China, Africa or
Hlnduatan.
city Comptroller RipllngeF Is the
dog crank. lie rs aequAintcf with
every dog Of fame In the country
and has enough cups tucked away
tn his strong box to furnish "A ga
loon
Eddie Melae. deputy comptroller
has perhaps the atranEeat pastime
Of all lie Joy Is 70 collect spiders.
In the course Of years he has coll
leeted spiders OF all sizes and
shapes from the most dlminutive
sort ia the big ugly tarantuln. lie
has also a large assortment OF
stuffed snakes. a fact which has
sometimes influenced his frionda TO
unklndly refer % him as "nosco.
the snake eater"
Fire Marshal Kellogg n the most
distinguished local follower Of
Isaac Walton. lie fishes at night.
as we'll as day, and can hook tho
beauties Of tho deep when most per-
sons could not reach them with a
seine.
Water superintendent Younga Is
the crack shot Of the city hall. lie
owns a Yeritabie arsenal
Street Superintendent Walters
hobby Is 70 be cheerful. even when
you don't want 20 be. aud no wears
a smile that won't wash off
Council Clerk Lang il the base
ball crank. and Committee Clerk
shfadef. Ia the king pin OF the
bowling alley.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-05-17

ell before. wants hia JOB back again
and he Il working hard To thar end
nrn Williams. former candidate for
councilman from the Second. and
srstwhile azpirant Tor the position
% state labor commissioner. L.
oaee more seeking hauora There
half dozen others In the field.
modest but pcrseycflng
The recent subdivision Of the
Ninth ward has heated the poilti-
cal pot % a hlEh temperature IN that
vicinity. Councilman " IT. Mur-
pAy expects 20 maintain his present
position. although his democratic
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-05-17

friends do not admire him for hav-
Ing turned republican. and hia re-
publican brethren look aakance a.
him Tor having remained 80 loag out
Of the fold
Clarence Hillman thinks he has
everything ais own Nay already In
the neN Tenth ward The Eleventh
ward Is entirely in the hands Of the
state university and Is friends. The
man Who la elected from there viii
have Ia be popular with tho nulycr-
sltY students and the frat so
eiefiaa lie may Dc a professor Of
political economy OF a football hero
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POT B0ILS
=, elck oBoAKtRs Bur
~ -, 10 ARnoR ron SPRING
xvtF-sEcoNo wAse HAS
H4f - o
- AMY OF MEN WILL.
:. 70 SIT IN COUNCIL

w.rA an old tlmo resident
- ss.,na ward. Is being hosAa.
\ = s,s..llsn 10 the council next
4 81 rae fact that local labor
as.as - aisrnsted With past adj
-. .s.sisns for alleged mistreat'
49, gnlan men IS largely re-
- $3.50 Ar his candidacy Ware
-. slfane union man.
- s.sler rivalry for the office
- - ssand ward politicians
-s.-ss.raad as being IN Wares Ia
fsefe arr Il least a doEen
ne ward Who think they
= ..s,tle.l h represent Il In the
$50 An ~ them are amhi-
-. "a net A iev have a comfort
- - II money 70 stake on their
go faFtuaes
-. rsht began In AL lts bitter
fhe last election. The toss
= - Z fnally decided the result.
Johnston Eot the plum
: = !. seaefally thought that John
=. IN rot be 80 fortunate In the
= r.salulloa o. the Second ward
..-s,sfs : heel. bat bis friends main
= IA tie fact that be haa done
assle silher Tor the hettermcnt
assrsnaeat Of the city and the
...ees uarl during his present
= I'll BE- 10 his aaysntagu. John
- kssng made many new friends,
= esther has he made many enc
- whfeA Is mere important
- mere are olherA Herbert
- undlsrayed BY former de-
- 4 once more eager for tho
80 At pswder. Abraham kiatier
- avpsreatfy rcliahea his position
I shasrmAn d the license and rev
= committee when In the eoun-
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That the kidnsys
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Cure Them With Deans kidney
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fIarkarhr and urinary troubles
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that should be passed off ia the
urine.
Healthy Kidneys filter out e
the blood every day more than
an ounce % poison. hut when
ths Kidneys are nick. thia filter
ina pr0craa ia either hinderfd Or
suspended. 10 the body can
never be we'll when the kidneys
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Kidney diseases are causing more
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ney pills before u reaches fatal
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Headaches and dlazy spells.
Nervousness. lHnEuof.
Too copious or too acuuty dis
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Thick. cloudy. discolored and H.
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Having 10 get out Of bed at nigh
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The blood carries the urinoui
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SIMPLE vegetable elements which are
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& heals and cures diseased tissues,
allaYa Inflammation and congestion.
81 raHfaHaa normal kfdn.v nrtlon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-05-17

Judge Poindcxter. OF Spokane. r.
presiding over department No. 6.
superior court. this week, while
Judge Gillian IL away in Spokane.
Judge Gillian will. a portion OF the
time. Sit for Judge folndexter AZ
SPOKANE
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Mas Patterson. whO was re-
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a a her eonaort. Caesar Young. I
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ne are the best cheap lots IN
A, eltr. Iuo blocks east OF end Of
- ossen Acne car llne. and
re.k q Ross Easy teruA Inquire
fst1H.
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1905-06-30
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
: Florida State News. .
GAANNNNANNANNNNNNNNNS

Arrest Of WIlders Causes Surprise.
Following the verdict OF the coro-
ners jlry charging them with the as
fascination OF Oscar Drsnnen at Plant
City, Sam and Hop Wilder, members
CT one Of the county's most prominent
families. were placed n the county
jail at Tampa. The jury'5 verdict
was based on previous troubles be-
tween the Wilders and Brannen
Congressman Sparkman, whose sec
Rotary, George Wilder, ls a brother or
the defendant, has been employed to
defend them.
The board Of county commissioners
for HIlIsboro had unanimously passed
resolution Offering reward Of
81, 900 for the apprehension, arrest
and conviction Of each Of the murder
ers Of Brannen.
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1905-06-30
PusIIshod every FRIDAY Morning.

London reports the successful mai
riage OF an heIress TO her fathers
auto driver. Thus the chauffeur again
proves that he will inevitably suDplant
the family coachman.
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1905-06-30

a big sensation was sprung in Pen.
sacO,a AZ The meeting Of the city cOun.
ell, when Mayor Bliss. wAo has just
been elected, removed Comptroller
George 7, Morgan and Street Superin.
tcndent John Burns. The former Is
charged with having audited fraudu.
lent orders for feed. wilfully absent.
ing himself from the city without per.
mission from the Mayor, and for hold.
Ing office withou, having a properly
approved bond. Mr.. Burns was re-.
moved for having neglected his duty
by not investigating the accounts OF
feed and other articles needed in his
department, thus It is alleged allow.
Ing the city to be- heeced by those
who held contracts for furnishing sup.
plies.
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1905-06-30

The physician who declares that
there is more water in cucumbers
than in milk must have got hold Of a
sample OF real country milk, declares
the New York American.
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1905-06-30
Educational board Of Control.

Governor BroWArd has announced
bis appointments for the state board
Of control under the provisions Of the
Buchanan law. as follows:
Phillip K. YOnge, OF Pensacola;
Nathaniel Adams, of Waite Springs;
T. b. King, OF Arcadia; Dr. A. l..
Brown. OF Eustis; N. p. Bryan, OF
Jacksonville.
The member from the west Florida
district. Mr. Yon8e. Of Pensacola, iG
a prominent business man. Nathaniel
Adams, who will represent the mid
die Florida district, is one Of the most
successful OF the younger set Of prom.
inent merchants In Florida. T. B.
King, Of Arcadia, member from the
south Florida district, Is a broad
minded and successful business man
and banker, being president Of the
bank OF Arcadia. DR., a. l.. Brown,
OF Eustis, representing the middle
south Florida district. is a doctor Of
medicine. and a doctor Of dentistry,
prominent in his part OF the state.
n. =. Bryan. Of Jacksonville, is a
young lawyer.
II will he observed that in making
his appointments. Governor Broward
has eliminated politics altogether
Not a single member OF tho board has
ever held a political office. Another
strong feature Hes in the fact that
great care has been exercised by the
governor in selecting gentlemen who
will work together harmonIously and
energetlcally In establishing, Revel'
OpIng and constantly building up the
higher educational institutions Of the
state.
Now that the perplexIng question OF
the membership Of the board OF con
trol has been disposed 81, the matter
Of Importance Is the selection az
Joint meeting OF the board OF control
the location for the university OF the
state OF Florida, and the Florida Pc
male college. The law provides that
the board OF control shall AT all times
and In all things be under the con.
troll and supervision Of the state
board OF education.
The members OF the state board on
education are Governor BrOward and
Secretary OF state Crawford, Treas
urcr Knott, Attorney General Ellis
and state Superintendent Public In
structlon Holloway.
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1905-06-30

The record Of railway disasters In
the United States In the last three
months OF 1904, Gays the Boston Globe,
sounds like the statistics OF a great
battle. Killed 337; injured. 1926.
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1905-06-30

u IL probable that the prohibition.
isDs will appear before the board OF
county commissioners OF Putnam at
the next meeting with the necessary
petitions for calling an election to
decide whothor the saloons will stay
ar go. II X said that over two hun.
drod names more than required by
law have rcen signed to these pc'i-
tons Tho "drys" have been partlC.
ulNrIy active Of late and they express
themselves as entirely pleased with
the present trend Of public opin on
and appear to bo confident Of the re-
suit II " their plan 10 have the
election called 81 that the question
may bc decided one way or tho other
by October /.
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1905-06-30

BOoms in anything arc hurtfui
Steady, persistent and thoughtful work
Is what Wins In cattle breeding re-
marks tho indiana Farmer. Persons
not having these qualities are not
lifted for the work and had better 90
at something else.
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1905-06-30

MEMS hearts arc" says DR.. Hills,
"flled with longing for something bet
ter and inner" Why, then, do they
hesitate about the better and inner
bonnet for wiley? asks the Louisville
Herald
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1905-06-30

Carnegie has surpassed all his for
mer phllanthrophles by his donation
Of $4,000, 900 TO pension college pro-
fossOrs. This time he Is putting his
money where 1t IL needed, declares the
Birmingham (Ala.) Age Herald.
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1905-06-30

Tho Swiss authorities would send
Princess Gertrude Philippine Alcxan-
dra Mario Augustine Louise Won Dom.
burg Budengen.Waochters back to Jail
for debt, but they have no cell big
enough TO hold that namo without en-
crOaChing on tho gallery.
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1905-06-30

Tallahassee news item states that
A. J. GOhagan. woods rider for the
YeaRcr a. Saucer TurpcntInc cOmpa-
ny, WAS instantly killed by negro
last Saturday and his slayer was shot
and Killed by a Mr.. Langston. A
crowd Of negroes had gathered around
the cOmmissary and were acting in IA
noisy manner, Gohagan stepped out
10 quiet them when a negro seized a
shotgun and fired, killing him. Other
white men were in the commssary,
and when they Cume TO the door they
wero shot at by the negro. One Of
them. n Mr.. Langston. narrowly miss
I'd being killed. lie got gun and
opened nrc and the negro fell, NOR.
tally wounded, dying shortly after.
wards
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1905-06-30

Here Ia a fact that city folks should
remember when they are pOking fun
at tho country Reuben" declares the
Kansas city Journal. Farmers com
pose onehalf Of our population, but
they only commit 2 percent OF our
crimes.
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1905-06-30

A squad Of about seventy Italians
arrived in Tampa few days ago to
Join the co'ony Of that nation ct Ybor
cry. They came over In the last i'm.
migrant ship 10 New York and were
conveyed direct from Ellis Island TO
Tampa, VIA the Scaboard Air Limo
railway and its connections. There
were only twenty-five mon in the
party, the balance bang women and
children. In the past twelve monrhl
over zoo additions have been made
20 the Ybor city colony Of Italians.
&. +. PAWS aud daughter Elsie.
were found murdered in thoir hcds
asst Monlay morning az their homo
four miles west of Miami. Tao crime
was committed Saturday night and
the bodies were found in a dccompos.
cd condition. There Is no clue 10
the perpetrators, The community is
incensed and large rewards have
been offered for the apprehension OF
the perpetrators, Davis was shot in
tho neck and the girl through both
breasts.
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1905-06-30

No nation over rusC 10 greatness
on mere wealth. II II attaius IA lofty
position, IL " by virtue Of the chnrac.
tor Of it, citizens. declares the Doslon
Post. Wealth rs u later development
and one not always conducive to IA.
lionnl pcrpctuity. "Tho shining idols
Of profit" are those before which this
republic f. most In danger OF prostrat.
ing Itself. But woe bctidc tho day
when wealth IL Of moro account than
character And particularly when
this becomes truo OF American polt.
les. Whllo hoping for tho best. II Is
futile to ignore certain omInous signs.
Tho senate Is today slightingly spoken
Of as "a rich mans club" Tho great
wealth OF It's members does not, on
the whole, bespcak the largest Intel
ligence and the highest character OF
tho nation. II far more readily sug'
Eests "tho shining idols Of profit"
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1905-06-30

Hay and corn are the king crops OF
tho dairy belt. ayows the Massachu.
sets ploughman. The farmer who
makes the most OF them will come
pretty close to placing his farm on It's
own feet, and his profits Will stay at
home instead Of going mostly to the
food store.
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1905-06-30

In the last lsruc OF Tho Electrical
Review William Dlnwiddlc describes
one of two factories which have been
established in Japan within ten years
for tho production OF dynamOs and al.
lied machinery One of Thorn Is in
TOXIC, where the electric road IL op.
Grated by generators OF domestic man
ufacture, Up to tho present time no
machine having IA greater capacity
than 373 horsepower has been made,
but there ia no telling when that lin.
II will be exceeded. Moreover. for
lighting and trolley limos any reason.
nblo demand can be- mot simply by in.
crcasing tho number OF dynamos in
service.
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1905-06-30

ono Of the newest "curcs" is TO eat
as much as you can for three weeks
OF tho month. and diet yourself rIgor.
Ously during the fourth. In this way
II Is found possible 20 combine tho
advantages OF eolf.denlal with tho
pleasures Of tho table. says, London
Public Opinion.
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1905-06-30

There have been active prepare.
tons among the engineer corps at
Miami. Fla. several days in prcpar.
Ing TO go south and commence work
on the extension OF the Florida East
Coast Railway to Key WEST. The
auxiliary schooner MI. Pleasant and
one Of the large house.boats belong
ing to tho Florida East Coast Rail-
way, have taken their departure for
Key Largo, whore the first work on
tho key aide will be commenced.
Both ships were loaded with tools,
supplies, etc, for the beginning OF
this gigantic task There were on
board n number Of experienced on.
gincers and foromrn. besides a mum.
Der OF laborcrs.
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1905-06-30

W G. West, president Of the Jack.
Eunvil|C Amusement Association, the
company that owns the baseball fran.
ChisU ~ the Jacksonville club In the
South Atlantic League. was arrested
"a few days ago and hound over In
n Sloo bond to appear before The
criminal court to answer the charge
~ violating the law passed by the
last legislature on prohibiting the
playing ot baseball on Sunday When
the case comes up for trial the cous't
utionnlty of The 'aw Will ~ tested
The exchange of tho Sl2J.ooo rur.
chase money FOR the Tampa nay 10.
tel property and the deeds so tho big
hotel aud lls grounds has placed Tho
city OF Tampa In possession Of prop.
crty and contaminated the first sDol
In the citys unique experiment In
municipal ownership, All tie urcs.
ont occupants OF the hotol hav, Seen
ordered to vacnte, and tho build 'rg
Will be closed pending the taking o.
an Inventory OF It's contents.
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1905-06-30
lnventorles at Unverei.y.

All the Inventories and conveyances
Of the properties Of the University Of
Florida at Lake City have been com.
pleted, and are ready for delivery to
the board of education, when signed
by the secretary Of the university
board.
All estimates and values were
ordered 10 be placed at the mini
mum, and in no instance to be
raised above the actual cost or sala.
Bile prices
II is estimated that the actual mar
kctable value OF the land viii more
than double the value placed in the in.
voice, which was tae price paid for
the land originally. Conservative
men estimate the value OF the entire
plant and equipment TO be S225.000.
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1905-06-30

A Brooksville news item says: J.
Hanaell Norman, OF the turpentine
Arm Of Norman, Weeks g. Co., was
sAOt and killed by 8. b. Keaggin,
white Kcaggin was whipping a ne
gro employed by Norman. when the
latter asked him 10 dcsist, Keaggin
fred twice at Norman, the second
shot hitting him in the side. Norman
died three minutes later. Keaggin
fed. but was later captured in the
woods by Sheriff Law, of fernando
county Keaggln resisted, but was
ovorpoworcd by the sheriff and Dep.
MY McKlcr and delivered 10 Sher.
IN Sturkie OF PasCO county the kill
ing having occurred I'm that county.
Re was plaCcd in Jail in Dadc cry
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1905-06-30
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