davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-11-24

Cheap. large. level lots right on car
line, for 1900 aud uu These lots
are also right on the afeat speedway.
The ufs roadway which = % con
meet Lake Washington aud Seattle
fhis property VIII be worth double
what ! am selling for inside 81 one
year / viii make any terms 20 SUIT
You. Sec me today Or call me up
and You certainly NIL not fegfet u
GEO ". DUNLAP Owner
- Union Hik, rs Let Ave.
Phone John tata
80 CASH
buys e.raom home. brand new beam
ID ceiling pansled dining room.
modern furnace. cement hahsmeut
hardwood floors. large lot block
car line Bee Hanson, 60 New York
liik.
n YOU vent a beautiful slightly home
uf ! or acres az price thst Il
W. J. BOWEN.
~ Arcade bik If
SNAPS ~ SUBURBAN PROPERTY
FOR HAf.E HY THE
BOUND TRUSTEE CO.
~ Coifnan Bldg
room house ana lots, AL fenced Hnn
Another fof $40 %. fine view n lake
s.feem house aud lots Tor 81 20
A splendid house and : large lets. =
block g. car. Tor lisa, o. usH :
feofn house and lots. near school
std esr tsano
Ali these an easy terms
Ass about our acreage and vacant
iotn If
A CHOICE building site. Gaxtee feet
Cleared. level slightly block % ear
lius. Eooa nsiEh6ofhood. great bar
sain. ass a isus cash dom : Ut
lie each month Next spfing these
lots will b. worth more.
r. y PAY A co.
Mountain View Station Wet Green
Lake. Is
q 10 BARGAIN on house and LOT On
Hoy 81. blocks from : ear
liurH. nice view lot house
alone worth tzeo. 80 cash
balance terms - PEI cent
4 ~ s.rosm house. ara Az half
bioek from Madison. fius slsN
Of lake. lot fully improved
terms.
STEWART a STEWART.
- union Block
PINE location Tor fruit and chickens
have . five room cottage and tNo
aersa ~ gFound soii firaf class.
fflits = AL kinds. good loasstaas
A = NEWELL 10 Marion s.
Small furnished house. ehoies basis
n nsss 10 81 J hssnsr ws sd,fsasa
b. ind. l. go. -
FoR BALE I.loq
SEM t=rcou ~ rs1- finished cottage -
Abrams addliion Go south Park Aiae
ia acre % fine garden land. fenced
In blocks from car line Terms
tsa down. SO per month. Ind 81
Euneft Hed aHiA
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-11-24

|ffnEHE are fins buys o - fer
f s-rnDfu house large barn. , chicken
81 heusas Z arf~a ~ lard
Ne~4sarrse % fine iana one mile
-fEam Hissrton.
fsu faf : acres % fins lard IN Rest
4E1fa erfan Garden Tracts Terms re
n daen and tia = month. q. ~ Nichols.
a Euton block
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-11-24

ruann. s-stafY home large fosgu4
aaeersie faundAtionl porcelain bath
ssfsf cement walks hedge. chicken
9eds garden. close In! hlock to &c
p ear Call ms SAITH Ave. Sofih
H@fEaia If
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-11-24

The steamer City of Seattle Will
DO tied up for the winter months.
She was towcd to Moran's dock
Thursday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-11-24

Freighter Tydeus sailed from Sc
attic for the Orient Thursday with
5000 tons OF cargo.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-11-24

On being remeasured the French
bark Admiral Cccille was found TO
be incorrectly measured b. the
French authorities Her certificate
stated that she was Of 2.0t0 tons,
but the measurement showed she
was Of 2.s03 tons
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-11-24


For ssis--arrs and Land.
% ACRES river bottom land. rs acres
cleared. new f-room house. I acre IN
orchard. Price 800. Easy terms.
Acre tracts At Columbia on easy
payments. within two blocks u Co
tanbia school. graded street aud
side walks two blocks from car line.
500 a9-a-nffe tract. 3 acres cleared.
balance partly cleared 100 fruit trees
and plenty small berries. near Juan.
ia. aeraea Lake Washington.
HOUSES.
A GOOD BUY.
Groom house. cement foundation and
cellar. first ciaFa plumbing, wallis
tinted. lawn graded. building Just
completed. near state University,
oueshalf block from car line. fine
view u lakes; price 8 800. 800 down.
balance monthly payments
BIOMsKO0 & ERICKSON.
Real Estate. Loans and Insurance.
tt0=fH Washington Bldg 20 Let Ave.
Phgnsa-M Main 4202. Ind. II 76i. rs
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-11-24

The steamer Crosby Hall will sail
Monday for the orient with = gen
crai cargo. The Crosby Hall sus-
tanned no damage as result of
running ashore on the mud flats
recently.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-11-24

Marine inspectors Whitney and
Turner left for Aberdeen today TO
try the case OF Captain Vim Mick.
OF the tug Skookum. Chief Enei-
neer Fleetwood. OF the same vessel.
aud W A. Morrison. master of the
steamer Progress. The mariners
have filed counter charges against
each other.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-11-24

TEN AeREs-Rlch bottom land. all
improved. fenced and cross fenced.
orchard Of 80 bearing trees. nice
creek running through place. Groom
house, frame barn. several outbuiid-
iuRa. price. including horse and
wagon. stock and tools. incubators.
chickens and household furniture.
= go.
ROBERT MABTBY,
Hia-M0-al Alaska Bldg %
y. % acres irrigated land Ia Yak
lima district. all IN high state Of cui-
tIHatious = acres ~ alfalfa. balance
garden, house, barn, chicken house
and putbulldings.
81. 200 so acres not far from Seattle. 10
acres cleared, balance IN timber. 100
bsarinR fruit trees, broom house
barn. chicken house. brooder house
aud oulbulldlnFn.
sLETTENoIlIsN g. ARNELL,
105 Columbia IT.
Keuuey Building. "a
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-11-24

PINE location for frui, ard chickens
have = five room cottage and tNo
anrsa - ground soil first class
Prints - All kinds. Eeod ioassian.
price H.a9.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-11-24

. ACRES river bottom land. rs acres
cleared, new f-room house. I acre In
orchard Price 3 500 Easy terms.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-11-24

Small Furnished house ehoiee bust.
ness lots. on Rainier boulevard +
price $50 haf cash. so Washington
b, Ind l. 80, -
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-11-24

tl!s oo-I.e, on 18TH Ave. Capitol Hn
saxi0. terms
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-11-24

AUCTION SALE or GOOD FuHSf-
TIRE At g. ~ nfCEEnTuN <
SPACIOUS SALES ROOMS GtE
AID ID fsT AZ. ON SATt WpAf.
TIE asrfI NOVEMBER At 10 -
SHARP BED sets. springs, mat
trvsme., brass mounted beds folding
beds bedding. extension table, din
ing chairs. roc ksrH. upright piano.
cerahea hail tree fancy rockers
hrte-a urae. upright piano (kimbaiH.
fine organ. lace curtains groceries.
rugs CARPETS. stoves. Majestic steel
range and other useful ARTICLES. =
q. hicksftnn. auctionser. -
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-11-24

FOR NAiaE AtsaEN
SEM t=rcom finished cottage 81
ia acre - fine Garfen land fenced
In blocks from car line Terms
t1a down. SO per month. Ind 50
Sunset Hed lHla
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-02-01
jamestown Celebration Party
Will Start Today.
BILL BEFORE LEGISLATURE
North Carolina is Expected to Make
Appropriation for Building an Ex-
position--coneressional Committee
Meets Friday.

a composed Of MIR. O. d.
B~atchelor. OF this city; Col. Joseph
Brvan. OF Portsmouth: Mr.. r. j.. Wool.
OF portsmouth. and DR.. Payne, OF Nor,
folk. will leave for North Carolina TO-
DAY tomorrow will appear before
the legislature Of the Old North State
IN the interest Of the Jamestown EN-
position Company.
A hlll is TO be offered in the legis-
lature, providing for Il State building
and exhibit at the tercentennial cele-
pratlon and the indications are that
II VIII be passed without opposition.
Genrsla fitzhugl Lee will be in
washington Friday to represent the
company when the House committee
on industrial arts and expcsitions re-
celEes the report Of tile subcommittee.
which has been considering the bill
proVlllnS Tor a Federal appropriation
TOR the celebration. The sub-commil-
tee will submit its report. which sug.
sests plans for celebrating the three
hundreath anniversary of the first
permanent English settlement on
American soil. without
ton.
Mt. W. e. CCttrell. member OF he
BOARD OF governors Of the Jamestown
stated last night that he was
confldent that the committee would
recommend a substantial a]ppropria-
tlon Tor the celebration. in addition tc
d provision for a permanent training
schooi Tor sailors to be located upon
the exposition grounds.
Mr. Cottrell Went on to say that the
committee was expected to report to
congress next week and that at that
ilne the officials Of the company would
60 to Washington in force.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-02-01
NEWS OF SHIPPING
STEAMER GEORGETOWN Float.
Ed OFF NANTUCKET sHOAL.
Examination Proved That Vessel Wos
Not Damaged to Any Extert.--Alonq
the Waterfront.

An Associated Press dispatch from
Nantucket received last night. says
t!'as TIC American steamship George.
town which went aground or Great
Point Oft the coast Of Massachusetts
during the stern lest week. was float
ed Yesterday and a hastv X animation
ut her hull revealed no damages.
TIC t~;eoree1nwn phys between this
port and Portland. Nc. ant She MAS
boun't for this port at the lime She
went aground. OWN" to the bad
weather conditions existing at Great
tolnt since she was kcaci,sd 10 EFFORT
was made to float the ship until yes
terday when the Merritt Chapman
C~uinpany,s wrecking ing l.. ]. Merritt
went 10 her assistance anG succeeded
in heating her without any trouble.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-02-01
IN AND OUT OF PORT.
Steamers and S~chooners Arriving and
Sailing.

Steamers and schooners Arriving and
Sailing. .
The British steamship Roda. Can
tam Swanson. arrived yesterday from
Philadelphia and cleared for HAMBURG
via Norfolk.
n Spanish steamship Madrileno
captain Larrinaga. enroute from New
Orleans for Genoa, loaded bunker coal
at this port yesterday.
h British steamship Wearside,
Captain Goodwin, sailed yesterday for
ROTTERDAM Via Norfolk.
The schooner John B. Manning
captain Spragle, arrived yesterday
from Providence. .@4
The schooner Charles L. Davenpor.
Captain Sproul. arrived from Hamptor
Roads yesterday.
he schooner Carrie Clarke, arrived
yesterday from Norfolk.
n schooner Dorothy Palmer. Can.
am Harding. sailed yesterday for Bos.
ton.
Il schooner Jennie French Potter
Captain Potter, sailed for FAN River
yesterday.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-02-01
The Port Of Norfolk.

NORFOLK, VA. Jan. 31-Arrived
Steamers Chelston, Br.) liccken,
Boston. and sailed for Eclizc. Mon.
eagle, CBr.,) Parry. New Orleans. ana
sailed fer Hav:e and Liverpool; Wear
s:'e. f:r.) Goodwin. New York; IRE.
h'a. Or Hilton, New Orleans and
cleared for Copenhagen: Jura. Or
Parker. Galveston. ard cleared tor
hamburg; JaEeta. (Br.) Ford. Gulf.
pcrt. and cleared fer Rotterdam and
Liverpool; Maanra. Br.,l Kerr. New
York. and cleared for Mcntey;do ara
Buenos .Ayres.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-02-01
Grais Steamer Chartered.

y Brisisf steamship was chartered
Yesterday TO load a CARO- Of g:ai1. at
i'iis, Ncri u Gerry same TO Hamburg,
AniwrrD :,ad Rotterdam. The terms
q! the charter wsrc private. The YES.
sci Is 4 large nrc and ll:is. 4 capacity
q about 2:H:.nno bushels OF grain. .Ac.
'crt!:E:;; 70 lhc terms nf the charter
t&e Vessel will load Nor ca:eo herr
carly this meath.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-02-01
Coming anG Going.
Movements ct Vessels Hcuad To and
From This PC:+.

N M"a.". .@H !'S'' s!S EC::. M ..." H."
Tho Sc!weeian steamship Taull
S.:i!ra sdr :lii~ POI, from New York
January 30.
The, British steamships Johnston ana
l':mi"saam sailed for this port from
New orleans January 81.
The British steamship It,binia ar.
tivGt; II InlI .rcn this pert. Janua~y
81. """.
The British steamship R:rpahan.
neck, Captain Buckingham. arrived at
Liverpool from this pert. January 80.
The British steamship Salacia sail.
cd Tor this port from Liverpool, Janu-
ary =. Tie vessel will load 4 cargo
Of exnorts here.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-02-01
Lawson LOADING Coal,

Tbs big scven-masted schooner
Thomas W. Lawson. which has been
lying in the harrcr for the past tel,
DAYS was towed t her berth at pier
10 yesterday and is now loading ia
&c OF cool fer Boston.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-02-01
STEAMER TREsco LEAVES.
New Steam Cock Was Put in at the
Shipyard.

The British steamship Tresco which
arrived in this port from the Virginia
Capes last Tuesday with a steam cock
on one CT her boilers blown out. sailed
yesterday for Curacao
The vessel was repaired at the ship.
yard and ewing TO the fact that at the
Time Of the accident she was bound
G Norfolk fer Curacao she did not
lcEo11 to The local customs authori-
liz: IL ~ --- -- ---- ---- --- ---- VIM IL
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-02-01
Ordered to West Viroinia.

Ensign w. H. Alton has been ordered
% the armorcd cruiser West Virginia
Or February G.. The West Virginia
Wi: go into commission 90 the ff-
tenth Of this month. On which date the
entire crew and the officers Of TIC .l,ip
viii te transferred TO her here.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-02-01
VICTIM OF
:h'rd Mate Hawkins Of Steamer Pow
hAtan, Dead at Aosni+ai

!" F1Ho'' C|du at TCSOfrdI. "
"john Hawkins. third mate of The Bri-
''sh steamship Powhatan died at the
N'-"ro'i News general hospital yestcr.
DAY afternoon after a short illness with
pneumonia. The arrangements FOR the
funeral haze not yet been made.
The Powhatan is nov oil her way ia
l.cli'!0n with a general export cargo
Ma'e Hawkins was taken i'll shortly
a'er The Powhatan arrived here about
shree weeks ago from London.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-02-01
Small is Per Cent

a 6-room dwelling between Roanoke
aud Chestnut Tilirtv-irs!
street. for SG5n.00. 500 cash, balance
at 6 per cent. interest. Rents for $500
per month. NELMS, MARYE. BOY.
4 CHAPLIN. Inc, Real Estate.
insurance. Loans and Investment
Bonds. 1.2a-at
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-02-01

chesapeake and Ohio during the past
year and the promising outlook for
me rcmainder CT the current fiscal
year. viii, the many branch lines now
building as feeders combine tc make
the properties more and mere valu.
able
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-02-01
Season al an End

Yesterday marked the closing Of the
%hnntin. season III Virginia until the
first Of November. A humble Of
hrntsmen availed themselves Of tie
last opportunity 10 hunt this season.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-06-02
hArrLktHfP bohDoDiNO-
Isunk hr ToEos Eunsl

and their destination and the doomed
Russians were battered on all sides
Between : and o'clock in the after
noon a cruiser OF the Admiral Nakhim-
OF class and the repair ship Kamchat-
ka foundercd after their upper works
lad been shattered. The Russians
broke In utter disorder. lost their
formation and went zig-zag The Jap
anese closed In and pressed them to-
wards the Nagoto coast
The fight lasted until o'clock In the
evening. The correspondent contin-
ues: Togo risked nothing and lost
rothing. Darkness brought glorious
night. with smooth and Transparent
seas The Russians were edgtng north
ward. with the japanese feet In hor-
izontal line across their bows forming
an effective barrier Then under search
lights and the cover Of the big guns
OF the warships the japanese torpedo
fee, began. like locusts 10 sting and
sink the enemy. the Russians contin-
uing 20 return the gunfre. Al 20 clock
IN the morning the lighting was fierce
and intense and no rest was allowed
the Russians.
with the dawn of SUNDAY the Jap
anese fleet came into still closer range.
| Am day long the battle continued, and
| bv evening was raging OF nOrther Ma
goto. The Russians were powerless 70
orfer any effective resistance"
I Togo's supplementary report makes
/ the Russian defeata a staggering dis
aster unequaled In naval history. Prac-
l ticnlly every lighting ship Of once
splendid feet was either sunk or cap
turcd. representing a loss OF tonnage
/ exceeding ibO. 900 tons The remaining
units OF the fleet. consisting largely OF
auxiliary cruisers and transports, have
n been dispersed. some going TO Nladi-
vostok. Others 20 the China coast Adj
miral Rojestvensky. gravely wounded
occupies cot In n japanese hospital
n prisoner OF war.
Toxic Is astounded and elated al tn
. nrst measure OF vistory and seems e
. be unable 10 clearly grasp the stu
greater triumph that Admiral Tog'
, brings 10 the nation Before the com
I bat partial victory with operation
3 around Vladlvostok during the summe
O was generally expected. No one dream
e ed OF annihilation az the frst meeting
Later reports indicate that the nght
I ing was from the start OF the mos
n desperate nature. on Saturday an
n sunday there were persistent torped
A attacks following heavy gun nghun'
Il Admiral Rojestvensky appears TO haV
a been hopelessly outclassed In gunner
: II is reported that Il was necessary 10
N Admiral Rojestvensky 20 change NJ
"a nagship ave times during the oattl
Y He anally took refuge on the torpedo
70 boat destroyer where he was capture'
~ Admiral Togos later dispatch'
10 created the highest enthusiasm. III
hixh ofrcers of the army and prom
,e nent ofncials hurried 10 the navy Dc
r partmsnt TO ofsr congratulations
Is The entire stan cf the Bank OF Ja
= pan. headed by a band. marched TO "
d navy department and cheered In hon'
"a OF the victory
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-06-02
SUPRENELY TERRIBLE
Correspondent Describes Conflict In
Straits Of Korea.
THRILLING ACCOUNT.
Marines Of the Land Of the Rising
sun Fonght With Perfect Pre-
cision, Hemming In ships
Of the Gar.

London. June 1.-The Toxic corre-
spondent OF the Daily Telegraph sends
an Interesting account Of the naval
battle from a correspondent with the
Japanese feet. who describes the scene
as supremely terrible. the guns OF near
iy nifty warships firing. Togos vessels
this correspondent says. Unanswered
with perfect precision. For a time both
belligerents gave shot for shot. but with
a hostile squadron on each side and
another ahead OF him. Rojestvensky
was practically defeated within a few
hours and was caught in a trap which
had been waiting for him since he left
Madagascar. lie displayed hesitation
In his tactics. and this resulted In ths
utter confusion Of the Russian feet.
An Internal concentration OF nr'
reached IT, zenith at 2 O'Clock In th'
afternoon. As the Russians advanced
IN the direction Of Vladiyostok a Jap
anese squadron was lying between then
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-06-02
mi,. blanchard Selected.

New Orleans June Miss Noble
c. blanchard. typical Creole girl' has
been selected TO sing Dixie at the
I,ouisvills reunion. inviting the Con-
federatss 20 come 20 New orleans IN
1905. She Is from this city ana won
the honor aftsr a spirited eoh1es'
among young ladies from many towns
In Texas and Louisiana
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-06-02
Two. Of Negro Paper Scattered In 'hs
Cottonwood River.

Guthrie. June Unknown parties
entered the printing offce OF the Guth-
RE Guide the ofncial aterritorial negro
,,a,er stole the forms made up for this
weeks issue and dumped them IN ths
Cottonwood river. pieing the rorms
and scattering the type on the river
bed The editor and owner Is Judge Q.
N. Perkins. colored. known throughou'
the southwest as "the olld African
Lion"
Truth. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1901-1908, 1905-04-26

be awarded soon and that dirt will be-
gin to fly all along the route. This
means that work will be done on this
end; in the middle and at the other
end. 1t Is not a one ended road like
the Moffat road, which is still being
worked from Denver. This city will
get some benefit. Moffat works his
road, like all Colorado roads have been
worked. Pay day is the date to take
the workmen into town and give them
their checks. Then every man who
blows his money in helps Denver that
much. His job is always open so long
IS he spends his money in Denver. IL
we had that system on this side the
range we would be doing something;
would be going some.
Truth is pleased at the news, be-
cause 1t means great deal for the
town. 1t means a great deal for the
state. 1t means the opening OF new
markets and the lettering OF condi
tons for the farmers and the stock
men. 1t means cheaper rates and bet
ter service all around. Every one In
this city should rejoice-except tho
knockers. It will be a knock for theil
business.
Truth. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1901-1908, 1905-04-26
FOR KNOCKERS TO CONSIDER.

AS small bit of matter for some
of the knockers to consider, Truth
herewith quotes some of the state
ments sent out this month by the
board of health of this city. Surely
the knockers will have cause to howl
because the figures and statements
are of nature calculated to boost, In
stead of retarding the growth OF the
town. Here they are:
Latitude, 40 deg. 46 min; longitude,
w. of G., III deg. 81 min; elevation
above sea level, feet, 1854; popula-
ton, u. S. census, 1900, 1881; popu-
lation, u. s. census, 1890, 44,843; area
of city including reservation) square
miles, 51.4; miles of streets, 275; num-
Der of streets graded and paved, 1907;
number of railroads entering city, a;
miles electric street railway, II; miles
public sewers, 45.57; miles gas mains,
22: miles water mains laid, 1853; ca
pacity of water supply per day (aver-
age) gallons. 100000; number OF
electric street lights, 507; number OF
telephones used in city, 1888; number
of newspapers, daily, a; number or
newspapers, weekly, 8; number
church bodies, 10; number of church
os, A; number of volumes in Free
Public library, January, 1905, 25,43l /;
number of acres in Liberty park, 100;
number thermal and mineral springs,
4; number public schools, 81; number
teachers in public schools, 349; num-
Der of pupils attending public schools
1912; school population, 16,S49; per
cent in attendance, "a; value OF
school property, $1,21S,664.SO; cost OF
city and county building, $955,OOO;
cost of Mormon temple. $3,5OO,OOO;
tax rate, state, AS; tax rate, city
mills, 8; tax rate, city schools, mills
"a; tax rate, state, city and county
total mills, 31.9; assessed value rea
and personal property, $36,S73,O45..
Salt Lake City is especially notet
for it's diversified attractions, being
adjacent to Great Salt Lake, and sur
rounded by large number of valuable
mines and industries. Its beautiful
drives and parks making 1t one OF the
most attractive and healthful cities II
the United States
1t has the highest birth rate ant
lowest death rate of any city OF i'm
portance in the United States.
Truth. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1901-1908, 1905-04-26
II r II T H.
ho Didn't Take It Very Hard.

An old-fashioned minister was at.
tending the last rites Of q member Of
his church down in Tennessee and
after praising the virtues Of the de-
ceased he turned to the bereaved hus-
oand and said: "My good brother
you have been called upon to part with
one of the best and loveliest of
wives" "OE, no, rarson." said the
husband, interrupting the minister,
mot the best, but about middling."
Truth. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1901-1908, 1905-04-26
Where Doctors Bills Are Unknown.

Swedish doctors never send bills to
their patients. Each patient pays
what he deems just or is able to give
The rich pay the physician literally
whether they have need of his serv-
ices or not, if he has been once
retained by them. The poor, If they
possibly can, pay him a small sum,
and the very poor pay him nothing.
Yet he attends the poor as faithfully
as he does the rich.
Truth. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1901-1908, 1905-04-26
MILITARY DISPLAY.

At the anniversary celebration OF
the |. o. o. F. this evening In tho
Temple, the members of the Canton
branch will be much in evidence. To
night is also the annual muster and
every member is expected to appear
in uniform. 1t will be show OF uni
forms N'"ulated to make the ordinary
nationa guardsman or regular army
officer look like a sparrow among lot
of peacocks,