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The news & observer., 1905-07-16
SCAN THE NAMES CLOSELY.

Up to date we have been unable to
take a look at the petitions for sa-
looms that have been circulated. AS
soon as the lists can be obtained we
intend to print every name on the pc
tition SO that everybody can help de-
tect the illegal names with which it is
padded. Watch out for the list and
scan every name.
The news & observer., 1905-07-16

According to the Winston's, nearly
everybody big was born in BERTHE.
Lieutenant Governor Winston says the
wife of Lord Charles Douglas was
born in BERTHE. 1t is county prolific
of greatness and peanuts and hospital
ity
The news & observer., 1905-07-16

The best cartoon of the month is
the New York Herald's showing the
Cotton Report Pipe Line, New York
and Washington" reproduced on first
page. 1t shows Secretary Wilson, who
denied that there was any leak until
he was almost submerged in the floods
that fell upon him. 1t tells the story
The news & observer., 1905-07-16

The Equitable lodged paying taxes,
swearing it's surplus belonged to the
policy y-holders. Well, if the new direc-
tors are to be anything but dummies, lie
let them restore the surplus to the pol
tors are to be anything but dummies,
ton interests?
The news & observer., 1905-07-16

If anybody in the neighborhood of
Winston-S Salem criticized Governor Ay-
cock because he gave his section more
n. C. r. r. places than they received,
they ought to apologize now.
The news & observer., 1905-07-16

Mr.. Roosevelt was very enthusiastic
in Draising the work done in cleaning
up Cuba. Why don't he use the broom
on the Agricultural Department and
prevent the scandals at home?
The news & observer., 1905-07-16

A member of the House in Arkansas
was convicted of taking bribe ana
fined $25. That's on a par with per-
mitting fellows who stole $4,000
from the Federal Government in whis-
key frauds to compromise by paying
$4,500. Such punishments and COM
promises are travesties upon justice.
The news & observer., 1905-07-16

One of the biggest of events sched-
uled for August is home coming week
at Red Springs August 21st. All
Robesonians the world over are ex-
pected to be present.
The news & observer., 1905-07-16

Morton says "there will be no
grating from now on" That's what
he said about rebates" after the
Commerce Commission
was about to prosecute him.
The news & observer., 1905-07-16

Some public officials initiate the
man who prayed to Good Lord" and
to Good Devil" not knowing into
whose hands he would fall.
The news & observer., 1905-07-16

For saloons" cannot win in Raj
eigh this year. Why put the city to
the expense and the citizens to the
worry of an election.
The news & observer., 1905-07-16
81 ma say men are Williams a..
The South Leads In Morality:

The Rams Horn.
In no section of the country is the
family life more pure, nowhere are
Sabbath laws more generally respect
ed, and nowhere is business moialty
more strictly enforced. Other parts or
the country have much to learn from
our Southern neighbors in respect TO
these things.
The news & observer., 1905-07-16
MORNING TONIC.
(Anthony Hone. J

(AnthOny HOPED
Among the Quieter satisfactions OF
life must be ranked in a high place
the peace of a man who has made up
his mind.
The news & observer., 1905-07-16
How to Stop Cotton Leak.

Father Creecy in Economist.
And now, what must be done to
remedy this crying evil. First kick
the rascals out, and find honest men
to supply their places. We have
them They may be difficult to find,
but they can be found if carefully
searched for
81 ma say men are Williams a..
The real, hardened, wicked.
Who ha' ma check but human la,
Are to a few restricted"
Turn the hardened, wicked" rascals
out and put honest men in their
places, and if they be found faithless.
swing the axe again and again. until
honest men can be found, men who
fear God, cherish character, and obey
the dictates of a clear conscience, as
the precious jewel of their souls.
and then if they cannot be found.
cover yourself with ashes and chans
the song of Ichabod, for all is lost!
The news & observer., 1905-07-16

If the officer be a judicial officer,
supposed to be blind so tnat Justlce
will be meted out to all alike, he will
not sell justice or deny it, but he has
punishments differing in degree Tor
men according to their stan1lng or
their influence. He is stern and Sc
we're upon those who are vulgar
enough to steal a ham or TO cut his
neighbor's throat They are velvet to
the thief who has stolen his millions.
mild to the rich distiller, and temper
justice with mercy to those VINO have
The news & observer., 1905-07-16

Take a class of public officials who
do not measure up to their duty and
do not live up to their oaths, they are
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-07-18

ASHFORD. Wash. July Is .. m.
The mountain climbers are up
against IL" at IonKmire Springs. IS
miles from here. Huddled under The
porcheS OF the little hotel. which
they found crowded with summer
guests when they arrived th@e late
Saturday afternoon. more than 200
sadly bedragglesl Mazamas. SierraS
and Appalaehians are awaiting the
pitching Of tents and the making
MP Of "shakedowns' In woodsheds
and store houses. while the rain
pogrs and the black clouds overhead
clap together with deafcning psais
OF thunder. MismanaEement OF
baggage arrangements and a short
age Of mules and wagons. together
with the bad weather and washed.
out roads. caused unanticipated de-
lays in getting the bedding and
tents for the big party on the
ground In time and. according 10 the
baggagemaster here. through whose
bands all baggage must pass. only
elsven tents and less than fifty rolls
Of blankets have left here Every
team and pack animal In the vlein-
ity has been pressed into service FOR
conveying provisions and camp par
aphernalia % Longmirs Springs al
afternoon and. although the climb
ers may have TO content themselves
with the soft side OF a board Tor
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-07-18
DEFIES THE
POLICE

ssThe first bull what ever come
into this dump 10 make q pinch
will never get out With whole skin,
for III knock his block off. II l
cam" Is the boast Of Frank Pefeeal.
a saloon keeper. whose drinking
PALACE Is located at Second south
and MAG,
ordarsShave been issued at police
headqulr4 ers 10 patrolmon on that
beat-io -anter aud arrest lawbreak-
era. no matter what the outcome
may be- Pudeeli Is credited with
raylnx Wat he had power enough to
rem4 "a tkffensive officers off the
beafkanhsthat he would drive them
TO the Grand street bridge a beai
in tho southern section OF the city
veil out OF touch with the eity's AZ
fairs
Il eamgo further than chief De
laneG tf can't run this town t.
another of Purcell's strong utter
ances Ofsdofiance TO law and order.
Just what Purcell would DO "
pushed to act. Ia hard to determine,
but the police say that they will ac-
cord the Main street liquor mer-
chant the same treatment as hia
fellow aaloonmen and have utterly
ignored his bloodthirsty threats.
The trouble grew out OF the arrest
OF Pretty Kitty Williamson, who
strutted about the floors OF the Main
street resort In open definance of
the city's laws. but she was placed
under arrest by Patrolman Carleton.
who had received many complaints
about her She pleaded guilty In
police court. and was allowed 20 go
FREQ II she would behave, after a
number OF prominent attorneys had
come to the front for her at the
risk of their own regulations
Tho police say that an arrest Is
recorded from Purcell'a saloon each
week. IL is known as the Monarch
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-07-18

his patented land. which iieH Ia the
center Of the reserve territory. This
stock is now aimost exhausted. and.
although the proprietor Of the for
mer blind pig il entitled 60 sell
the contfshand goods on his own
land. he cannot bring stock into his
oen territory except BY balloon or
nIrship. M he Ia completely sur
rounded BY Uncle Sans reserve
This leaves the climbers without
resource FOR thercpleHishinr % their
pint TASKS, and those who have
great bottles or cAnteena IN their
tita dare not mention the fact. ~
the regulation iH very strict In re-
gard 20 the bringing in Of intoSi-
eantn IN mere than medical stock
quantities.
NAN BTxBfsE
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-07-18
TOUCHED ON CT 2

The touching" methods used by
\ clever dip on a fcaleF car last
Saturday were brought 20 Chief Of
Police Delaney'a notice by the vic
tim. A A. Anderson. who. In a let
ter 20 the ehief. states thai he thinks
n plckpocket robbed him on the car
that afternoon lie lost about SIS
and thinks that a man who sat next
ktm IN the car TO have been an ga
pert crook This Is only one Of a
number OF instances that have oc-
CURED lately in which passengers
on the street cars have been robbed
only 10 find u cut after the dip had
made off with tho loot The crowd
ed cars Of the local electric system
affords a splendid opportunity for
the Eastern did and be Is beginning
to realize II.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-07-18

Gus for the capture Of those who dis
regard the posted rules Of the forest
reserve.
A venerable bUtaniHt. whose atten-
uated knickethoekercd limbs have
been arduouaiy IA pursuit OF the re-
serves boaated itt varieties Of
plants and flowers. was the first 10
run afeul Of the ranger" With a
neat portfolio OF leaves and petals
under his arm. and the Wild CLEAN
OF the faddista enthusiasm Ga his
eye. the professor had Just ieaped a
ditch and reached forth a vhndal
hand for a rare blossom which be
was about 70 chriaten with Latin
name yard long when cry from
his portsy wife gave warning. The
professor sat upon the portfolio none
/ too soon. and vac at much pains
"a aiiay the suspicious Of the ranger
Who had aWooped suddenly with a
thunder OF hnofheata
There are NimToda among the
crowd. and next the ranger eonfia-
Gated some unfair fishing apparatus,
Then two mounted acaiers who had
innoceutly erected TIN can target
/ found their prrttiiy polished little
rifles selEed BY the government, the
rangers fastening on towards Fata-
| disc valley 20 demand ~ = police
reporter from a Seattle morning pa
Per that the latter Immediately turn
over 20 Uncle sam the hip pocket
guu with which he maahed up The
trail last night
A bonfire fcntivity which had
been planned by the Sierra camp foy
/ tonight saa called of suddenly late
this afternoon after visit from the
rangers and all climbers we're mott
fled that they might as well have
/ Iest their little pocket axes and
I Jaekknivsa at home as 40 fir -bouEh
mattresses all be permitted on The
TRIP.
The heavy hand Of the ranger haH
also been felt IN the camp diapen-
nry. from which % una planned
that the plat masks Of -snakchite
medicine" might be rcplenished.
Uncle sam has given orders that no
intoxicAnts shall PASS through the
reserve. and tWo weeks sgo ranger
sWoopad down upon ths little "a
locn adjoining the iouKmire hotel
ana pus a paddock on the door, The
pruprirtor. however. claimed his
tight 20 srll what stock he had on
hard. even though prohibited from
bringing more across the reserve to
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-07-18

Here are snapshots Of Walter
Scott and Mrs. Scott. taken In The
depot just after they had arrived at
Chicago on their record-breaking
Trip over the Santa Fe all the way
from Los Angeles.
II appears that seotty was in no
great hurry 20 reach New York. be-
cause he laid over in Chicago for a
couple OF days 10 rest and 20 decker
for a special flyer TO Manhattan.
Him for fast time while moving,
that's all
scotty, once a Buffalo Bin COW
punchsr, has been strictly in evil
dence as a public character In Los
Angeles and vicinity for several
weeks. lie has spent gold pieces
like pennies. while his press agents
have spread marvellous stories about
mines in Death Valley. in which
there was posltivtly nothing but
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-07-18

pure, unadulterated yailer gold.
He dickered with the Santa Re for
a record breaking train to Chicago.
offering barrels OF greenhaeks FOR
minutes sliced off the hike--or.
rather. schedule. The press agents
modestly stated that the ballast to
keep the train from rolling down
nagty-looking mountain sides into
hazy landscapes below would be real
money. which Scotty intended "a
deposit In n New York bank.
The train broke the record you
bet. and reliable authorities report
that Scotty arrived sober despite
maRnums aud hogheads taken
aboard at los Angeles.
There are different stories in cir
cuiatlon as 10 tho object Of the COW
boys great national vaudeville act
The knockers all say that II la pure.
~ mercenary.
Maybe II Is. but it's a great
show.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-07-18

Cling In through the drizAllng rain.
having Put In the morning ON short
practice climbs preliminary TO the
real ascent which begins seriously
tomorrow.
Last niEht the floors OF the hotel
halls and dining room were turned
over 10 the women climbers The
men rolled up in their blankets and
SLEPT ON the porchea and In the bath
houses and woodsheds. Tents have
arrived this afternoon and have
been pitched. 10 that the il2 odd
Mnsamas remaining here win be
comfortably sheltered tonight Near
" a @ndred Sicrran pushed on TO
Paradise Springs this morning, aud
a small camp of the CaiifornIana re
m4lus, cooking their own meats.
Charlie Tuck" their Chinese chet
having been forwarded with the
three cooking ranges
The task % towing a cavalcuae
90 500 persons. even on foot aud
90 pounds Of baggage for each, to-
grther with commiaaary sufficient
for the demands of constantly grow
Ing appetites. Is no easy matter. aud
an the mules. horses and even bur
rosa In the surrounding country
have been working overtime. la de-
fianee Of uniun schedule. ever aiuee
the climbers began 20 arrive. as have
also an the draya. spring wagons
stages hugEiea aud even carts aud
bicycles.
Among the climbers are d number
OF hardy. stout bodied and stout
hearted old ladira. their short skirts
and hob nailed boots IN odd CON
traat 10 their white hair. hut these
are away the most determined OF the
climbers. and several insist that
they viii undertake the famouHly
difficult Gibraltar trail and be in
at the finish" when the SNOW buried
summit is reached.
The first life line goes out to-
morrow, the moving picture men.
with their advertising banners well
60 the fore, leading the way 70 the
glaciers above Muir. This enterprtH-
Ing party proposes o. give 10 the
vaudeville werld the only moving
picture scenes depicting party
climbing a Snow clad mountain.
They are spleudidiy equipped. and 60
keep Up their own Spirits ana those
Of their followers, are led b. a bu-
Elet. the clear notes ringing out
through the mountain air from dlf-
fcreut directions up the mountain
side as the party spurning the
trails and beaten paths. tramp 1t
different angles b. compass.
shortly after noon today the
clouds ftoated from across the stu
pendous bulk 81 Mount Rainier. AMI
from the climbers lettering about
the tents and on the pofebes Of the
hotel great cheer went mp echoed
by those from the hilinidsn Tower
ing ma ssticaIly. ils iAgEed ridges
and the great bald expause Of the
rock 81 Gibraltar the only scars
Of black upon Its massive white sur
face. the magnificent monument 20
the anger Of the inner earth stood
revealed and bathea Ia sunshine. A
silent moment followed the cheer
while every human being who sa3
realized hln oNn mortality. Then
the veil Of thin Eos fioatcd mlH'tsY
across the splendid bulk Of earth
aud snow obscuFinE a.
There said Professor W u. LYs
man. noted mountain climber ana
the bearer Of many medals won IN
the scaling % nearly all the famous
peaks % America and Europa
-th.se IL the most difficult noun.
tain 10 climb in the world"
NAN nYNHEE
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-07-18
A Guarantee
That's Worth
Something

I The guarantee that accompanies
1he pianos and organs sold by the
D.. s. Johnston Co. In worth some
thing. The piano you buy Is always
ADn approval-if II fails within five
years We make II good or you get a
new one.
We couldn't afford 10 do this II
we sold poor 2 amos. Here's a list
you may choose from with absolute
security
The Chickering.
The Hobart NJ. Gable.
The kimball.
The Krell Auto-Grand.
The organs are
The Vocation.
The clough g. Warren.
The Kimball Reed and Pipe Organ
Prices are fair. else we'd never do
tbs lions share Of the music bust
ness.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-07-18

CAMP or THE sIERRAs. NEAR
LoSGMIRE July Is tsundaHl. p
m. Uncle sam has descended upou
the mountain climbers. Two alert
hangers mounted upon fleet "cow
ronlsH" and wearing business. like
appearing guns and The badge 81 the
Law. are securing the forestn Ecai-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-07-18
Mountain Climbers
''Up Against IT
TORRENTS OF RAIN oAmPEs SPIRITS OF mAzAmAs-EAs
TELLS 4 MOUNTAINS

I sleeping accommodation tonight.
they will not suffer from a Lack OF
| food.
Piled high all about the station
when arrived here was
the baggage Of the climbers.
xho we're about that time tramplng.
be,iragxied. into LoaKmire Springs.
70 miles distant Tho first useful
person | discovered was the man
Sho handles the telegraph iustru-
ment at the terminal and. pcrreiy-
ing that the guard OF the end Of the
only wire leading out into ciyilika-
ton might Be an important person
age TO cultivate. I cultivated him.
Being bagsagcmaster aud station
agent as weil. II was he who ac-
quainted me with the dolaful plight
Of the climbers on the trail ahead
and advised me not TO follow until
tomorrow
As the demand for pack animals
and wagons In the Afternoon had
left me only a smooly" COW for a
mount and. as this animal wore a
bell which the owner would not
consent 10 have removed. decided
10 act upon the telegrapherss advice.
The only hotel is half q
mile away and full OF guests.
but through the further courtesy
Of the telegrapher. had an SIX
celleut meal at the eookhouse Of a
nearby coal mine, and was snagiy
housed In tho baggage room Of the
station. where the agents wife help
ed your correspondent TO eontrive a
comfortable bunk. We had abund-
ant material 10 select from. as the
baggage room Is piled high with the
blankets. for want OF which the
Mazamas are shivefing tonight at
L0ngmirs Springs.
Tomorrow morning AZ 7 o'clock
I will take up trail again.
having duly hired an alarm
clock and a round backed mule.
which. though blind In one eye. has
n guaranteed speed Of two and a
| half knots an houri
NAN BYNBEE.
1920 p. Postage stamps viii be
at a premium tomorrow. Already
two orders have come by mule cour-
Ter from Longmire Springs. but the
| postmistresa was unable TO
I'll the orders. as had, three
hours ago bought out the entire
stock Of special delivery and two
cent stamps.
A rider from JonEmire Springs
has just got I'm. He states that even
the pOrches OF the hoeel have been
utilized as sleeping rooms and
iocularly added that an English
climber was trying 10 rent the blk
Newfoundland's kennel when he
left N. y.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-07-18

MANILA. July iS-Dcposltors Of
the American hank will receive 90
per cent Of the claims. The bank
was closed by order Of Governor
General Wright.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-07-18

Rar and Purcell claims that be Is
able and willing 20 defend il against
the whole Seattle police force. II
Necessary.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-07-18

LoNGMIRE SPRINGS tCamp OF
the "MazamaH'). Sunday, July Is
G Y. NJ Your correspondents
round backed mule was worthy Of
his hire. We arrived at this point be-
fore noon today. a flock OF little
white tents surrounded the hotel.
and mountain climbers we're strag-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-07-18
a LGTrGR Io OLE RrAplRs

30 Cottage ST. Melroae. Mass.
Dear Sir; Jan. nth. 1900
Iever since l was In the army.
haS moro or less kidney trouble,
aud within the past year Il become
30 severe ana complicated that |
suffered everything and was much
alarmed my strength and power
was fast leaving me. | saw an adj
veftiHemont OF Swamp Root and
wrote asking ION advice. l began the
use Of the medicine aud noted "A de-
etded Improvement after taking
swamp Root only short time.
l continued It's use and am thank
nul 10 say that / am entirely cured
aud strong IN order 10 be very sure
about this, ! had "a doctor examine
some If my water today and he rru-
nouncvd Il ali right and in splendid
condition
l know that your Swamp. Root Ia
purely vegetable and does not eun-
tain any harmful drugs 1hnnklnR
you for my complete recovery and
recommending swamp Root 10 all
sufferers | am"
Very truly yours.
l. G. RICHARDSON.
You may have "A sample bottle of
this wonderful remedy. Dr kilmer'H
Swamp Root sent absolutely free
by mail. also book telling ali about
swamp Root II you are already
convinced that swamp Root IN what
you need. you can purchase the reg
uiar nfty-cent and one dollar size
bottles al the drug stores every
where Don't make any mistake.
but remember the name. swamp
Root Or. Kilmefa swamp Root,
and the address. HiuEhamton. N.
". ON every hotIle.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-07-18
Cash "Oo~F -S.ry. w..ss O' S's-'' CroEFFf
Floor Coverings and DraperieS
Included in July Sale
Cash

You save considerable this sale floor coverings and
draperocneugh well worth anticipating your wants
or advance -.
rhs OF It's knd that has come before
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-07-18

Seattle housewives who have followed through the
first two weeks o. our
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-07-18

Await your coming Each and every one is ablaz,
with CUT-SALE TAGS
Every piece Of furniture sold In this sale will b,
promptly delivered--IN PERFECT CONDITION.
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sleeping accommodation tonight.
they will not suffer from a lack OF
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1905-06-30
toner and this State at large.

4. That said beer dispensers are
mere licensees responsible to no one
as now regulated, and they are owners
Of their places of business, the furni-
ture and fixtures, and obtain the prof.
it's there from, except a small royalty,
and with the consent of the board of
directors Of the State dispensary, to
the injury of the petitioner as citi
zen and patron Of the schools of this
State, and its citizens at large
Wherefore, petitioner prays that a
writ of mandamus be issued by this
honorable court, compelling and re-
quiring said board of directors to per-
form its duty as required by statute.
John 7. CASTOR.
Jno. Gary Evans.
Attorneys for Petitioner.