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The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1905-06-10
Snow in Pomona.

For the first time IN the history Of
Pomona, which lies in the heart of the
California orange belt, there was, on
March 80, enough snow to enable the
children to make snoWmen.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1905-06-10

If you feel like starting a little argu-
ment at home just spring that statastl-
clans views about a woman being able
to clothe herself with S65 year.--Albany
Times Union.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1905-06-10
Bad Rsginning Q,

$50 the engagements off,.
'sIes; she advised him to practice econ
omy, and he started by getting her an lnl'
tation diamond. STRAY Stories.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1905-06-10

One disccuraging thing about the max
inns of the great is that they generally
formulate thier maxims after becoming
great.-Chieago Record Herald
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1905-06-10

Don't believe the fellow who tells you
what he would dc if he were in your
place.-N. Y Times
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1905-06-10
II Cures While You Walk

Aliens Foot-Ease is a certain cure for
hot, sweating, callous, and swollen, aching
accept any substitute. Trial package FREE.
Address Allen S. Olnsted, lie Roy, N. Y.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1905-06-10

Art can hardly hope to compete with
nature as long as Nature continues to.
work "a hours a daY.-Puek.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1905-06-10

A self-made man sometimes works the
short-change racket on hi1nself.-Chieago
News.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1905-06-10
Fat Checks sa1ve Wounds.

No physical pain you can get in
a riot lasts long. The nice cneck that
Omaha daily bee., 1905-09-03
LABOR DAY AT LAKE MANAWA
Sunday and Monday viii BE Observed
with Special Program of
Attractions.

For today and Labor day the two last
days OF the season at Lake Manawa a
lengthy varied and high class program
is promised. The special feature attrac-
ton will be the Venetian carnival The
display Of fireworks will be much the
largest that has been shown at Manawa
The parade of boats will start at o'clock.
Each incandescent lamp in the park will
be enveloped in bright fantastic Japa-
nese lantern and the boats will be gayIy
lighted and decorated Covalt's hand will
give an afternoon and evening concert, and
several of the solo artists will render Sc
lections. G, L. Hefner the illustrated
ballad singer and a series Of timely motion
pictures will be on the program at the
Casino. Sensationalism will be provided by
Dare Devil Packers slide for life and
a balloon and parachute jump by Prof
Andrew. The flowers are now rich with
blossoms and the foliage is at its best. two
features that constitute a magnetic at
traction for lovers OF the beautiful.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-09-03
Clan Gordon's Picnic "a Mat

Clan Gordons special picnic train OF six
coaches will leave Webster street depot
Monday morning at o'clock. Complete
arrangements have been made for a great
outing. Dance platforms have been built
on the picnic grounds at Blair and thu
little town will be in gala dress. Large
contingents are expected to join the train
at Florence and Calhoun and a great in
nuX OF country people from Sioux CITY.
Missouri Valley, Tekamah and Rlkhorn
have arranged to meet the Gordons.
Sports will start Immediately on arrival
at Blair. A ball game between Blair ana
Omaha teams will be a special feature AZ
o'clock. A ''tug-of-War' contest has been
arranged for, prize money being $40 a side
The contesting teams will be picked men
from Clan Gordon under Harry ]. Morri-
son. and the Blair team under John 7
Rogers. The prizes, which are numerous
and valuable, win be distributed by the
chief Immediately after the fnal event on
the program of sports.
Mayor Williams OF Blair will give the
address OF welcome which will be re-
sponded 10 by Chief William Kennedy n
the Gordons. The Tri-City band has been
engaged by the Clan. and between Il ana
the Clan pipera, thers'h be lots Of special
Enusis.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-09-03
NINE TONS OF STEEL IN COLUMN
Three Greatest UpriEhts Ever Erected
I'm Nebraska Placed in the
Brandeis Building.

1t took eight stout horses to tug up the
incline in Douglas street with each new
column for the Brandeis building yester-
day. Three Of these immense columns.
each weighing about nine and a half tons,
were, hoisted in position. They are the
largest weight-resisting steel columns that
rest on Nebraska soil
With the placing OF these columns on the
Douglas street front the first section OF
the great eight:story building is outlined in
steel Each OF the three front columns a.
practically double upright The work OF
hosting the columns into position drew a
great crowd during the day
Omaha daily bee., 1905-09-03
stock yards Changes.

On September 10 F. L. Corwin, superin-
tendent Of the railroad department of the
Union Stock Yards company, will sever
his connection with the company after a
half dozen years service. It Is under
stood that Mr. Corwln will return TO his
home at st. Paul, MINI, General Manager
Kenyon has appointed j. II. Brady as SUI
perintendent Of the railroad department to
succeed Mr. Corwin. George Hunter, at
present head feed master at the yards,
has been appointed car accountant. This
appointment puts Mr.. Hunter back into
his old place. which he resigned some years
ago when he left the city.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-09-03

A petition has been prepared for presen-
tation 10 the city council asking for the
grading Of X street from Twentieth to
Twenty-thlrd street. The statement was
made Saturday that enough property own
ers had signed the petition TO carry It
through East Of Twenty-hrst street there
Is quite a gully that will have to be filled
n the street is graded, but interested par
ties assert that II the alley between Tween
ty-nrst and Twenty-second street and ]
and X street is graded almost enough dirt
Omaha daily bee., 1905-09-03
OMAHA BANK CLEARINGS GROW
Month of August shows IncreRse of
More Than Seven Millions
over 1904.

The reports ot the Omaha Clearing House
show the enormous increase of bank clear
ings for August of this year over August
of 1904 of 5000, 137.67. The following table
shows the bank clearings by days for
August of the two years:
Omaha daily bee., 1905-09-03
REMARKABLE SRIN GRATING
Over One Thousand Pieces Of 0utiols "a
Make New Scalp.
MISS LILLIAN SULLIVAN RICH IN FRIENDS
Young woman scnIped by Accident
In n Factory Finds Generous Re-
Spouse Go an Appeal for
Pieces of skin.

One Of the most successful and interest
ing operations In the annals OF local surgery
was performed on Miss Lillian Sullivan OF
SIC North Nineteenth street at ST. Joseph's
hospital during the last eight months the
operation not yet being quite complete.
While working in the packing department
OF the McCord Brady company's establish
ment last December % the young woman
stepped onto a bench to get some boxes,
when a revolving shaft caught her hair
and removed every vestige of her capillary
adornment together with the scalp from
the eyebrows to the back of the neck, in
less time than Il takes TO tell Il.
Miss Sullivan was removed to the hospital,
where It was at first hoped the shorn scalp
and tresses might, with delicate treatment,
be induced to adhere. This proving futile,
the next best thing that of grating new
skin, was employed with eminent success.
That Miss Sullivan lived through the
ordeal and is now in fair state of health
is said by the medical fraternity to be
remarkable. That the surgeons have sue
ceeded in starting the growth of a new
scalp by means OF grating 1000 pieces OF
new skin is said to be still more remarkable.
Friends Responded Generously.
When It was determined that the old
scalp and hair could not be restored to
scalp would not grow. Nature, the doctors
say, gives to every man and woman but
one scalp. Then the work of grating new
skin was begun. Friends of Miss Sullivan
were called on for contributions of cuticle
and numerous were the volunteers who
responded. About twelve persons were en-
listed and over 1000 small operations were
made on them, each removing a small
section OF skin about one-fourth of an inch
square. It required nine operations TO
place the pieces on the young womans
head, the grating being begun at the
outer edges until the top of the head was
reached. The friends who gave of their
cutice to save the woman's life were sub
jeCted to a local anaesthetic" so that
the pieces could be clipped out with scissors.
Miss Sullivan remained at st. Joseph's
hospital for seven months. and still goes
to that institution for dressings. Her gen
eral state of health Is improving rapidly
and the belief is she will fully recover her
former health. To all appearances her
browning glory is the same as it was be-
fore the terrible accident Her former en-
ployers have continued her full salary and
have shown her many other courtesies.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-09-03
CITY HAS NO MONEY HANDY
If Maple street is 10 BE opened from
Twenty-Eighth to Thirty-First
Citizens Must Pay.

The Omaha View Improvement club had
rousing meeting Friday night, with
President Wilson in the chair.
The report of the committee on opening
up Maple street, from Twenty-eighth to
no money TO pay for ground for streets,
and If the club wanted the street opened
it would have to form district, raise the
money and pay for it themselves. The
matter was laid over for further consld-
Grafton
The boulevard and park committee re-
ported the completion of their work, which
was given them by the club on September
4, 1902, and submitted the following re-
port:
Whereas, We feel much gratfied over
the successful termination of the agita ton
carried on by the improvement clubs of
North Omaha for the establishment of the
central boulevard system through to Mil
Ter park, and
Whereas, We believe that this great i'm
provement Will be of much and lasting
benefit TO North Omaha and the city in
general; therefore, be IL
Resolved That We, the Omaha View I'm
proVement club, extend to the park COM
mission our most sincere appreciation for
their consideration given our petition ask.
in our vicinity, and we respectfully Offer
any assistance our club may be to that
honorable body in acquiring the rtght-of'
way, etc, and, be 1t further
thanks for the enthusiastic and active co.
operation of our neighboring club in bring
ing this great undertaking to a successful
conclusion. Respectfully submitted,
GEORGE w. SANCHA,
JOHN DAVIES,
JOSEPH HOUGHTON,
Omaha daily bee., 1905-09-03
Omaha View Improvement club Park
Committoe

Mr.. Yost moved that vote of thanks
be given the committee for their persistent
efforts to accomplish the establishing of
the Central boulevard. The motion was
carried by a rising vote. Mr.. Wilson
moved that the club endorse A. N Yost
for the Office Of justice of the peace, as
he is one Of the most active members and
a good worker.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-12-04

BALLARD. dec. I. 1905.
To the Editor of The star.
We herewith submit few cold
faetH why We should annex ana be-
come part Of the city Of Greater
Aeattle.
First Seattle ~ pledged by a
auauimauH vote OF the council 90
furnish Us with an adequate supply
Of Cedar river water for domestic
aud manufacturing purposes at 10
per cent lees than We are now pay
ing. II We annex
Second ily nnnexinR We are as
Hured of a fire protection that viii
reduce the basic rate of Insurance
10 80 cents ON 500. which means "a
saving Of many thousands OF dollurB
70 the people Of Ballard yearly.
Third Because Ne ARE paying
more taxes than the city Of Seattle
IL paying This statement can be
verified By every taxpayer Ia Hal
lard. II they viii take the trouble 20
examine the hack u their tax re-
eeipta.
Fourth That II We annex. the
Taxpayers OF ballard VIII pay only
very small portion 81 the cost ~
new school buildings. which must
be erected IN ballard very Hpon.
I1fth-ff We annex We become
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-12-04

Cars 'sfhonouRhhte.is. NJ the
Seattle. opened a weeks engage
mont Sunday to two his audiences.
Good singing and a flfal-claaH clio
proved the strong attractions OF the
play.
Tho olIo Is above the ordinary Ia
quality. while tho churuaea excel
those seen az tho Seattle this sea
son.
To those who enjoy burieaque
performances. the present attraction
at the Seattle Is worth tho price OF
admission.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-12-04
GIVE SEVEN REASONS
FOR ITS ANNEXATION

partners with Seattle IN the big city
electric lighting plant. which will
insure 10 Ballard people cheaper
light
Sixth n we annex. mannfaetur=
cra viii not hesitate Ia locating IN
ballard. as they De- now. because
they win have assurance u an udes
quRte water supply and Improved
fire protection nsaidea. they desire
tho name 1T seattle. the greatest city
OF the Northwest. to give them pres
tiEs IN advertising their goods.
Seventh The increase IA p9pula=
ton and manufacturing industries
by reason OF annexation viii benefit
every merchant in the city Of Hal
hard. aud IN fact all other lines 81
business We see no other logical
conclusion.
,. NJ. DE MOSS
!, q. cOHBErT.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-12-04

A complete new program wlv Of
fefed this afternuos al tlW dnef. a
clever piece OF mechanism III ne
Deavea Merry Manikiu" 'tpea
and Dick Ia a pend btsfe eome,o
akit. aud Foxy Grandpa aud ts0o
bad nnyHs form aerfy vsfhie ia for
4 coed aerobstrg trso.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-12-04

Heavy Snow az Creston. Frank A.
Duncan nominated Tor mayor. Coal
famine relieved.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-12-04

NEW YORK. Dec. I. 1905.
Anal Copper. 80 "a. 50 Is. - IS
Am. Sugar. 1873 rs. 1873. t3g IL
u r. r.. s. is. 50 IL 50 2-i
Peoples Gas. ioa i-e. i03 rs. ta3
Metropolitan. 1894. tfst-i. Us s.
IT, s. Stesd. % 5-s. Is. Is Ia
o. s. s.. pfd-. i01 "a. LEG. loo is
Atchison. IS s-s. So i-2. IS rs.
b a O.. III i-2, tf0t-2. III Is
Can Pac.. ia. III 90. Ia Ia
Erie. 81 IL. a.. sTi-s
L. 4 n. $50 i-s. tte SIS. 40 SIS.
N0 Pac.. leo Ia. 30 is. 100 IA
Penn. f3s Ia. las IA. i5s is.
Reading. 1873 i-s. 13f Ia. f3s Ia
Rock Island. Is rs. IS IS. g
So. Pac.. 81 IL. es "a. 81.
g. Paul. III. It's s-s. fT5 -
Tn. Pac.. lbs IL. 1918. hiss
Illinois Central. i76.
New York Central. ifs IL.
Sales 10 noon. $50. 900
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-12-04
At Ballard

BALLARD. wash. Dec. .
Tuesday thu people OF ballard will
be called upon TO decide tho annexa.
ton question. also TO eleotmunieipal
officers.
with two exceptions every mer.
chant on Ballard nv. has signed al
agreement to close his store ON cleo
tion Jay and display in hts store
window a card which II printed
CLOSED for the day 90 work for the
good ot ballard and against annex.
alton"
Rebuild al Once.
Tls salmon Hay single mill Will
b. rs"huilt al once. A force Of men
aso clearing away the ruins OF the
mi n,tii. which was burned 10 the
Rround November 7. The neW mill
will have a capacity OF 2b0. 600 shin
giles daily. and will be equipped
with modern machinery In every re.
spcct An automatic sprinkler aya.
tom for uso IN case OF fire will be
installed.
Tho new min will be completed
during the 60-day shutdown aud
viii be built by employees of the
mill. working under uupeslntend-
ont Tho insurance on the loss
was adjusted on Friday Of last week.
Many Womsn Voted.
A large vote was polled Saturday
here IN the election OF the school
directors y. D. Fisher was elected
for the ono year term. receiving 50
yotei. Dudley Doe. for the two year
term. receiving att votes. " 8.
Dixon. for the lhre"-yea term. re
colving SEE votes The elss-tion Was
a hot onr and aroused much excite
mont and hustiing for votes Many
women voted,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-12-04
NEWS OF the
STATE

Merton sehoanmaker. Aher3een
mlIl-hand. injured By machinery,
Lind burglars. Charles Burroughs
ard Aathony Fletcher. given five
years AZ Walla WaIia.
0rays HNrbor Trade aud Labor
council against Chinese labor
Everett Elka hold memorial sun
day aftoTnoon.
r. ". HaitsTahy and John Earles
reelected Everett school directors.
Better steam baat service between
Seattle and Barfow
Washington building. aixsetoFv
brick. Taeoma. sold for sise 0oo 20
Tacoma and Seattle men.
Tacoma has sze0a. 60 real estate
transfers during November.
Tacoma Elks holi memorial serv-
lee A. which Re-. II. A. Matthews.
Seattle. speakk.
Spokane { International line built
% Standpoint. Idaho. half Way.
state Federation Of Labor meets
AZ Aberdeen January 4
Garfield county teachers close IN
sfftuta
Tenino coal mines working fun
time.
Big strike Of tale at LOOMS.
]. c. neckuef. Gle Elum miner.
strlkea wonderful vein OF gold.
Wagon % " sheFfuer. Loowis.
broke down and broke all his limbs
Hausa burned down few days ago.
Burglars busy In Tacoma
Peoples ticket. Pullman. nominate
IL Van Sehotek for mayer
Northern Pacific to double track
cut Of Spokane.
Citizens hold caucus At Ksnue-
sick. Steamer Gerame aismautled
Heavy SHOWS.
Improved lumber mills NJ Aber-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-12-04

North Yakima a Valley road said
10 be part u new C., NJ. a ~ =.
western extension.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-12-04
Mems CIoihina
Sacrificed

This sale Of clothing al sully's
old store. To seeond az. has been
making n remarkable price record
during the last ten days. Nearly
so 900 worth Of winter clothing
was placed On sale a. from 90 TO SO
per cent OF itz regular value
Regular s1290 suits at 1916. and
$500 suits Al sf795. show the two
price extremes and indicate a saving
we'll worth auy ones time.
The clothing Is this season.
styles. made right and well worth
the regular price.
Sale Is at rs Second az. near Co
1ambia. the Sally store. recently
purchased b. King Bros Co. sss
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-12-04
HEATERS

The Ilnn Merry Trayeaty com.
pany. IN a twasaet burleaquo at tho
Third Avenue yesterday afternoon
and night delighted two crowded
housed. The burlenaue ia a clever
trayeaty on things that happened
"en the Oil" at tke recent lewis n
Clarke fair.
An attractive chorus OF ~ maid
ems whose voices are heaed In
catchy new songs. accompanying
novel dances. gives the hurleadue a
good swing. and two good comedians
do tho rent.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-12-04

CHICAGO. Dec. I. 1905.
Wheat High Low. Close.
Dec.. IS. 81 Ia. SIS
May. - ia. 81 Ia. IS is to IS IL
July. 81 rs TO Sc IA. ~ IL. "a Is
Corn
Der. Is. ta3-a. 4fT-S
90 Old. $50
July. - 20 a. is
Nay. as TO Sis. ass. IT'S
Oats
Dee. - 80 20 - rs
May. - rs. 81 rs. % 20 sei-s.
Pork
Jan. 1910. ist5. i3To.
May. 1870. iats. 1859.
Liverpool Wheat cioesd. Dec.
S. 10 7-sd. May. C. i0d.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-12-04

deem.
trriEation extension At Sorth
Yakima.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-12-04
OPEN nlps WEDNESDAY

Tie United States quartcrmhh'
ter.a department will open bids
Wednesday for the contract 10 fur
nlah the government with $500 600
feet Of lumber for the Philippine
Islands.
The lumber IL 20 be used In con
airueting buildings for the differ
ent branches Of the army IN the
lHHnlar possessions aud will be
shipped On the transport Dix.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-12-04

blowers busy a. Aberdeen.
sheridan Mcclure nominated FOR
mayor Of Garfield
Citizens ticket at Rockford nom
iusfr y 7. haean for mayer
Young mems business club organ
lad a elafkafuu
Paul Csrxss and Robert Brewer
arrested faf murder Of swede near
Inafuia
levi J. Davis applies for car nan
eHiaa at Dayton. Much snow
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-12-04

on Monday night ia the city
league the Hruua VIII roll the Stow
nlla on the ntanaFk alleys. the utops
and the kluneara on the Monarch
alleys. and the tSellefa and the Kn-
aeya on thu Arcade alleys.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1905-05-30

who realizing that this election at this
time will have no effect upon the
political complexion of the national
House OF Representatives, are resolved
TO compliment with their individual
votes man of whose capacity and fit.
ness they haze high opinion, and for
whom they entertain the warmest per.
sonal feeling.
II looks at this distance as If Col
onel Davis will shortly represent the
people Of the Second Congressional
district in Congress. If so, there win
be two-fold reason for rejoicing. The
people of this section of the State win
nave a representative in whose capac-
lty and fitness they make take a inst
pride, and they will have crowned with
maj honor a long and useful life that
mas been passed entirely In their own
midst, in close touch and sympathy
with every local interest that affects
them as people. irrespective of poll
tics. 70
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1905-05-30
Paying Political Debts Out of the state
Treasury.

me vast increase in expenditures In
me past few years has compelled the
STATE administration to get more
money by hook or by crook. They
nave sought to hoodwink the people to
this fact by claiming that their object
ls to equalize taxes, not to increase
them. But whatever share of .he
State expenses you saddle upon the
counties or however much Won shift
the taxes from one class of citizens 10
announcer, II remains true that the aggre-
gate taxes of all the people must 20 on
increasing as long as State expendi-
lures continue to swell in the enor-
nous proportions that they have as
sumed since the Republicans have
been In control of the State govern
ment
Unable to longer deny this PROPOSE
ton the State administration has taken
refuge behind the excusing assertion
that the increase in expenditure Is
necessary, that they cannot be cut
down. and that they are due to the
necessity for additional State institu-
tons and other permanent improve
ments.
Is this assertion true: Let us take
one item out OF the many as an illus
tration. To have short one, let us
take up the number and pay OF the
members and attaches on the Senate
pay roll Here they are for the SEES
sion OF 1905. side by side with those of
1895. the last session held under the
auspices OF Democratic administra-
ton:
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1905-05-30

Any voter that the assessor has fail
ed to put on the voters list will have
to make affidavit before voting. He
may do this either on or before cleo
ton day before any official who can
administer an OATH
menace to our rights and liberties and
a dangerous tendency in our legislative
enactments
We denounce those fake tax reform
ers, persons in this State who for per-
sonal and political purposes have en-
acted and now are carrying into effect
new and radical tax laws under the
pretense of seeking to give the people
relief from taxation.
That we believe the only political
way to reduce taxation is to reduce
public expenditures, and can attention
to the recklessly extravagant expen-
ditures of the past Republican Legisla-
ture. In every branch of State gov
eminent and all our State institutions
we urge economy and consequent re
duction of taxes instead of the devisine
of new schemes for raising public rev
enue.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1905-05-30

Any voter that the assessor has fail
ed to put on the voters list will have
to make an affidavit before voting
He may do SO either on or before the
election day before any official who
can administer an oath
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1905-05-30

Any voter that the assessor has fail
ed to put on the voters list will have
to make affidavit before voting He
may do SO on or before election day
before any official who can administer
an oath.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1905-05-30

Unless you are sure the assessor has
you on the voters list do not fail to
make the affidavit that will put you
on