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would be lost On the other hand.
many OF tho men themselves are
spmuwha careless about exposing
themselves, Many OF the SlavB are
80 dull witted that they are in
capable Of eomprcheuding their
danger and al a consequence walk
right into the Jaws OF death Il H.
one OF tho aims OF the proposed
union to eliminate this danger ~
far as possible by a course OF In
struction 10 be given the men AZ
weekly meetings
The question OF wages will be
taken up AZ some later date when
the union viii have reached a more
stable state of organization.
II Ia said that tho superintendentH
Of tho different mines 10 Alaska
during a recent meeting. determined
10 fEht the miners % a finish. IL
Is the plan Of the combined com
panlea to mass In Seattle a force of
strike breakers.
According 20 reports the mining
operators intend 10 maintain force
OF fully 900 mrn Ia aud about Sc
attic. ready AZ a moments notice 10
ship FOE whatever point in the North
trouble may break out
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To CRUSH
NEW UNION
ALASKA MINING OPERATORS PREPARE TO NIP EMBRYO
UNION IN nuo-sTRKE BREAKERS TO BI mAssEo IN Sc
ArrLE AND WILL DC RUSHED NORTH WHEN NEEDED

startled by the news that the
miners % Alaska we're secretly or
ganlslng a union for the purpose Of
demanding higher wages the min
ing operators OF the north have
sought the aid OF local agents 10
help them In crushing the embryo
movement
II Is stated that the operators
have taken atens on the sound TO
secure tho name and address Of
every non=uulon miner In this sec
ton OF the country.
For some time past q has become
known that III feeling has held sway
among the men working Ia the
mlrea throughout Alaska, aud more
especially In the larger quarts min
Ing districts OF the southeastern
section while many OF the men
employed in the southeastern Alas
IA minoa are slava. yc, these men
have come out strong Ia favor Of
the movement
In the Trcadweli Gold Mining
company's properties. situated a
rreadwell. Alaska. the miners arc
truaied like dogs. according 10
statements made BY residents OF
that section n II common gossip
about the cities of TrsadWeli
Douglas city and juneau that
Whenever QUO OF tho miners Is
killed the company does all In ita
/ paNet 20 keep the matter quiet Il
is Also stated that with proper care
I la tho construction wufk Less lives.
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rs A BAD MAN

rs a Dad MAN
A direct Information will be filed
Thursday IN the superior cnurt
against Charles Johnson. colored
charged with a deadly assault upon
John Kelly. who was lately dla-
charged from the wayuldn Emcf-
geney hospital patroiinan Ander-
son H. working hard 90 connect
johnson with a murder IN the enat.
aud johnson has confessed 20 the
killing o. IA man at Coos hay IN the
state OF Oregon. lie served two
years IN the penitenliary Tor the Of
TENSE. az the Oregon authorities had
little proof that he committed the
erlma.
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WAS ROLLED
FOR $3.50

] L. Masters, who gives his adj
dress as the gas eompany'a offices.
Fourth and Union. was given
taste OF gaa company methods Wed
neaday morning. v hen a denlzen OF
the 'tenderioin." so he claims.
robbed him Of $3.50 aud valuable
gold watch
Masters vas doing the restrict
Cd district Tuesday night and fell
IN With a woman named Hattie
Smith
According 10 Masters version, he
went 10 aleep In the o. X. saloon.
go king. aud when he awoko
found himself shy his roll" and
timeplece.
Tho woman ia under arrest.
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Clay Alien. receiver FOE the De
Soto Placer Mining company. hrs
petttionod for an injunction re-
straininE Marion n Baxter and II
" idema from cutting timber from
certain lands In snohomiah county
on tho gruund that the aaio NJ
which the lands we're bought By
the parties sought 70 be restrained.
Was illegal being IN defiance % n
nre.lann lnImnrilnn-
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ssInnisg's Specials

.nraaarauea has much ta de
- 49, success n nee. enc cane
sal - Weil With clothes Nfinkiz
q ..3 sat q share The way you
80 clothes away ana hams
.st aIzht has IS much to Do
~ ~ lg.sks of your suit ns the
- .f,s uhen wearinE il fianE
s.,,fs.s ager a euod coat hanset
p -,f ant when not On use VIII
- 49, them Ike new. We have
- eaHshcd folding wire coat
-, that y beauty, Il Is only
mshes Nida and niue inches
~, - whea folded Il can be carried
y. nsskat or Strip When tEnVcl-
- Regular price f5c lntrodue=
~ thls week Zoe. A few
-. aessssiIiss &C prices yeu sell
- a. eqnaied
80 eeminwson - Cal riffs
....sssssssstss N4-hH
r.lnsA straight Trimmer shears
saass sr-ss#ss tsssf fHsF DC
raa =. tneh Orioie Hand saw Eoc
I. nsli TIRE Tare ssssr...ssss- BE
=. window for ether specials
.s.NNlNess. iSto SECOND AVE.
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WARSAW. May ss.@The fighting
which began Ia the JeN iah auarttf
yesterday was renewed thla fh9fa-
ina. Jewish socialists tnok thefle4d
IN the attacks on rough chnrautafu
y DO iufeHt the quarters. II h esd
mated that 50 were KILLED add
wounded Is
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nAku. Trans CaneaHia. May 20.
Prime fakenchidE. governor OF
hahu. was aHsnaHinatrd NJ 3 o'clock
, ~. "wednesday hy the explosion Of
a bomb thrown az his carriage while
riding M the streets A lieutenant
accompanying the prince. as well as
a hyatandeF were also killed The
eoaehman Was injured and wifi
probably die.
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Everybody
Come
Next
Sunday

The man working with
in 20 blocks Of Pioneer
Square who pays rent for
a home the longest dis
lance from Pioneer Square
will receive a free lot with
warrantee deed II he and
family are in Southeast
Seattle Sunday May %.
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as MOHAWK STREET CHICAGO.
glne. Il has bssouse KeHeraiiY knaSn
that Tsmnasrfnn ns@aen hair 90 eruw
Just az abundantiy on the heads q
children a. u does GA tsass % ma
tursd issrsonN. many truly nnaryeinas
cases are coming - our NOTICE. Little
Miss RusaclL whose photograph Ap-
pears aHsx~. is certainly one q the
refnsrk ahis one Ter heautifut lair
- over thirty inches inug. hni her
mother says that nhsfttNk
aWFW EVEHT nit or 1T"
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NHzs Henri aaFHz Before + hrEan
HsEHK Uanasftns my Halr sss failiHE
II ses.d u aaY that NAndrrfn# nns nnie
rtauned u at once. bat has made rnf
hAlf EruN nnurr than tNtEe az inftk
- 4 ever so
Mrs, T-ialaa Atherton, Little Rock.
Ark HaWfs +fl u surely REMARK Rifie
the say uandrftuu improves the hair
BE- has made NJ hair aTpT san incneH
LONGER iu five months ARD 4 ~ ct
fimr thicker and leuEer an The time
L believe in EivinE nfa Whafn "a Z
dau. ard rua can use my name ~ wi
a.ruftrr n rgu ~ desire
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STAND BETWEEN YOU AND HIGH PRICES

/ STAND BETWEEN PRICES
on foot by
laundry
not n a
formerly handled by thirteen
rates 20
are ate
Pike street Shirts, toe collars 2ej cuffs, &c.
QUEEN CITY LAUNDRY.
nothing
vew
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AAkAH NtAsMA fAAfttFfeaHAA
fsr4 North I'D Court CHICAGO
Ms uaassli sayss Ny hair would
not reach below my waist when b.
gan usinr Your pandcrino. II vas
also faded and spllltinE at the ends
Nov u Is over ~ feet longer than Il
ever vas and Il has rrEaincsi is orig
tnal rich blaud color usod the sonio
about four months all together"
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THIS picture tho office o
seekers
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rsro,mho weky Aher the n
o coach namyo o now
b comp f
minutes The o FOR be hR h "a
HE ma o
nva years hard worh
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coLMAN BUILDING.
=. ~. Middle 81 Block.
3 49, Columbia and Marion
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RED OAK NEWS.

Red Oak, August Miss Renia
Rocket. who has been visiting rela-
tiyes and friends in Denton, returned
home last week.
II. S. Dearborn was in Waxahachie
one day last week
Prof ]. H Smith and wife OF May
pearl were pleasant callers at Red
Oak a few days last week
Mr.. Edwards and daughter OF Nash
visited his daughter. Mrs, W. A.
Miles last week and attended the
meeting
J. H. Deyereaux was in Dallas one
day last week.
Miss Vie Bradshaw OF Waxa-
hachie was the guest of Miss Wilmer
Wimbish a few days last week
j. c. Willis has sold his interest
in the lumber yard to G. T. Lyon
and has gone TO Mineral Wells for
his health.
J. W Haskins was in Dalla stoday
on business
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PERSONAL MENTION.

T. II. Collier of Ennis was here
today.
Homer Atkisson has returned from
Ennis
w A. Gibson went to Dallas this
morning.
E. G. Webb of Ennis was in the
city this morning
Attorney G. C. Groee was a visitor
TO Corsicana today
Dave MCGEE and w. b. Starr went
to Dallas this morning.
Miss Annie Morris is visiting
friends at Merkel, Texas.
j NJ. Dickey was a passenger to
! Fort Worth this morning
Mr.. G. w. Peevey is making a pros
/ pecting tour in West Texas.
L. Y Cole went to Grandview this
morning to visit his father.
/ Master Carson Colley of Italy is
visiting relatives in the city
/ Mrs. Musa Dunn and Miss Carrie
Peevey visited Mrs. Fount Ray in
4 Italy.
H. P Mizell went to Ennis this
] morning to look after his farm near
that place.
i Mr. S. w. Durham, who has been
on the sick list the past few days,
is some better
Miss jeanette McDuffie has return
ed from visit to friends and rela-
tiyes at Ennis.
Mrs. Ida Spalding OF Temple. who
a., 1-Sr5 snxy in, h., off raAf, MN
ed home this morning.
/ Mrs Willis and Mrs. Singleton
chaperOned a party of ladies to pic
mic in West End park Monday.
Mrs. J. Whitfield Cooper and lit
tie daughter, Eleanor, have gone out
to Big Springs for a months visit
Mrs. +. ?. Ray and daughter. Miss
Salije went to Ennis this morning
10 visit the family of W. B, Robinson,
Mrs. Gee and Mrs Kennedy of
Greeuville. who have been visiting
Mrs Phil Beruam, returned home to-
day
Miss Maud Barton, who has been
! visiting ner sister Mrs A. j Puck
EFT, lett this morning for her home
at Chickasha, /. T.
Mrs. ". c. Jennings and children
and Mrs. r W. Knox went to Red
Oak this morning TO spend a couple
of days with relatives and friends.
T ]. McDade and family ana
Mrs McDade's mother, Mrs. Peter
son. left his morning to visit rela-
riyes and friends at WhiteWright.
Mr.. McDade viii return the latter
part of this week or the first of next
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VITAL STATISTICS.
births.

Births.
f A. and Katie Ducks. Midlo-
Than, July Z. boy.
j. 7. Fitzgerald and wife Midio-
THAN. July % a boy
Lee and Ida Hinkle Midlothian.
July 2S. "a boy
oscar and MARY McGee Briuou.
July 20. girl
G.. G. and Grace Williams. Brtton.
July 2, girl
Walter and Fannie Lou Hobbs.
Judy .. two girls
" r. and Kate Godfrey Italy.
July is. "a boy
John and Katie Price. italy July
g. a boy
Il "a aud Annie Clough. Ennis.
July 81, girl.
W ID and Bette shelton. Red
Oak. July ~. "a boy
Geo r. and Eliza Frazier. sterrett.
July 30. girl
d ~ and Floreutiue Newton. For
restou, July z. boy
Charley and lula Wakelhud. Nash
JulY 9, "a boy
Marshall and Jessie Wakoland
Nash. August .. hos
Walter and Nollie Scott Ennis.
Juiy b. "a hoy
D. w and Roda Nasb Ennis Iulv
g. "a Eirl
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-08-09

While Arx SAllie Warren aud
childran we're driving near Foerwss
ton last saturday the horse became
frightened az an umbrella Witch wsa
raised and ran away Mrs Warren
aud the children we're ttrawu ffom
the vehicle Tier litsie bog. Dudley
@sa rendered unconscious &ma Il
said a. have remained ia that ronAts
fsun AhoAt fNo days MFs WafFsa
and he uauy Aisa reserved aaAe
be- 1t CRUISES
Mr. Nafrwu b sister to MsssTH
Ks u sad a d. CnnuAglY nf lies atlg
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Licensed "a We'd

Alga Garland and Salle b Mat.
tueNs
q ~ Fields aud PinmA Rohinslt
" 50 Gardner sud Clara Minor
J. r. OWens and Mrs Mlunie Cor
ley
1ohw Fhiliip# and MRS MARY
FasfHf
Earl Ros srtt and Mae Uenmetta
Works
q Mueefes sHa Afs NJ WI.
Jams
alIard Reynolds ard Snule stat
fufa
81 = Mirngt and Nath une Hav
@N
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GIsen tp ca pt

- suivael f4uf 81. ViFrlnla st.
Evansville lnAs writes For over
ftFe years Ma# tFouhied wlth klA
H& AND bladder affections Mhifh
egaeetl we much rain and m0rFF
1Hst flesh and waa an rna down.
HrH FeaF aHa had 'o nbauaum wurk
fUtGfe.s bad fhtes " ghe tsesi phy
.ElauH wNu aia me uo Rss1a and 4
@#a tifatlf RlTen aa 81 dle
hiHnH Core @aN recommend
u8 he fIF h1ifi~ sh8s me wresg
Ha rn8 8ftaf WkinN the segumd
eutelF cured IL vs.
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Sfegfvff AuKaat . To ne 8tFms
tiefa pf the Ffmfefnai g'n8un ii Etbw
Counts Y8a ag~ hereby e8llesA ~
m.n@a ii delegate Eurm In lhs elsY ~
AAAAAMNtilN am Saturday AaMMes
&s 1896 t.es evefF memlsef = hu
faH conveniently ssu - ssw ure#nnf a.
4ala wvriinn as hassmeaa IT smua9t
aafs Mlli n~ before 1885,
ErAfefmA4{8 vumta
is C FAULKNER
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A. Moore. age @ Years Venus.
Iulf 3
Mrs Dora sutton. aEe 80 years.
ueHr it8lF lulY en-
hn. = 81 Langley. ane 81 wears.
Euuis tuiY 49,
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I.aa rates q san Franesasn. f4sa
aaxeles and Portland FOR faFshes
particulars ass Katy aMpnt
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The average man does not save to
exceed ten per cent OF his earnings.
He must spend nine dollars Ia living
expenses for every dollar saved
That being the case he cannot he too
careful about unnecessary expenses
Very often "a few cents properly in
vested, like buying seeds for his gar
den, will save several dollars outlay
later on. IL is the same m buying
Chamberlain Collie, Cholera and
Diarrhoea Remedy. It costs lat "a
few cents, and a bottle IN the house
often saves a doctors bill OF several
dollars. For sale by Hood s Marion
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DO NOT fail 10 attend the garden
party fo bee given al the home OF Mrs
Z. *. Bodeuhamer on West Main
street Thursday evening "a z O'Clock.
Tire Daughters of the Cunfed.rars
VIII serve ice cream 81
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Prices right. tt
Tell your troubles to Bunkley
the plumber With F. s. Cronk Co.
Both phones S4. II
u, F.. Milliren, travelling passenger
agent OF the Rock Island System, was
in the city today
Phone the Kendall Ice Cream Conn
pany your orders for cream. New
phone 81. old phone 25s II
II YOU want harness. saddle,
buggy or anything in our line, you
can get 1t at cost Plumhoff Saddle
ry Co, Ill
The members of the Trinity Uni
yersity Quartette have returned from
sulphur l. r.. where they filled a
Chautauqua engagement.
The change in the temperature
since Sunday has been marked, and
the light showers which fell yester-
day have been appreciated on that ae-
coont
VIII Yates. son OF Col Tom Yates
OF the Sterrett community has been
appointed jaiior by Sheriff Minnick
lie was given his commission Mon
day afternoon
John n Jine. Jr.. and anoth her
young man from Ennis passed
through the city today en- route TO
Mineral Wells The young men we're
travelling IN wagon
The Daughters Of the Confederacy
will give a garden party at the home
of Mrs. D 5. Bodeuhamer on West
Main street Thursday evening At
O'Clock ice cream viii be served 81
We will soon remove our whole
sale department 10 Fort Worth In
order 70 reduce our stock We have
thrown everything on the market al
wholesale cost Piumhoff saddlery
Company III
If you are out driving Thursday
night stop at Mrs. D. S, Bodenhamer .
and get a nice saucer of ice cream,
served by the United Daughters Of
the Confederacy for 10 cents a
saucer
Buster Minaick and sister Miss
lone. left last evening for Denton
where Buster will be married this
evening 10 Miss kathyrine Cowan. a
young lady who attended Trinity
University last year
II you want some of the best lee
cream you ever tasted go to the gar
den party az Mrs BodenhameF' resi-
denee Thursday evening, 70 IL
O'Clock. The Daughters OF the Con
federacy viii serve you.
The public generally in invited ter
attend garden party az Mrs. u. :.
Bodenhamer's on West Main street
Thursday evening. July 10. Z 10 II
o clock Cream and cake 10 cents,
served by the Daughters Of the Con
federacy
Congressman Beau went 20 Gar
land this morning TO deliver an ad-
dress "a the reunion OF Dallas eoun-
5y Odd Fellows, he has date 10
speak az Sherman Fridas night.
August a. but on account OF his lit
lie son being sick be will probably
cancel the date
%
pr II o Stacey this morning re-
eeiFed q letter from Ur H. O..
Thompson stating that he and his
party arrived az Portland. Oregon
August e. after spending SIX days
in yellow Stone Park Or fhnmp.
son added IN his letter that bis party
would leave Portland next SUNDAY
might ,fuF California
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The public generally IN invited Tar
attend garden party az Mrs u :.
BodeBhamer's on West Main street
Thursday evening, July 10. Z 20 IL
o clock Cream and cake 10 cents
served by the Daughters of the Con
fedpracy
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-08-09

II you want some OF the best ice
cream you ever tasted 20 10 the gar
den party az Mrs BodenhameF' resi-
denee Thursday evening. 20 II
o clock The Daughters OF the Con
federacy viii serve you
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-08-09

Buster Minaick and sister Miss
lone left last evening for Denton
where Buster will be married this
evening TO Miss kathyrine Cowan. a
young lady who attended Trinity
University last year
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-08-09

Phone the Kendall Ice Cream Com.
pany your orders for cream. New
phone 81. OLD phone 253. q
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-08-09

d, F.. Milliren, travelling passenger
agent OF the Rock Island System, wa,
in the city today
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-08-09

Congressman Beall went 20 Gar
land this morning TO deliver an ad.
dress az the reunion OF Dallas eoun-
~ Odd Fellows. he has date "a
speak az Sherman Fridas night
August ~ but on account OF his III.
lie son being sick be- will probabiy
cancel the date
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-08-09

II YOU want harness. a saddle,
a buggy or anything in our line, you
can get 1t at cost Plumhoff Saddle
ry Co, III
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The Daughters Of the Confederacy
will give a garden party at the home
of Mrs d 5 Bodeuhamer on West
Main street Thursday evening Al Z
o'clock ice cream will be served. 81
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viii Yates. son OF Col Tom Yates
of the Sterrett community has been
appointed jailor by Sheriff Minnick
lie was given his commission Mon
day afternoon,
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-08-09

The members of the Trinity Uni
yersity Quartette have returned from
sulphur, l. r.. where they filled a
Chautauqua engagement
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-08-09

John II Jiug. Jr. and another
young man from Ennis passed
through the city today en- route "a
Mineral Wells The young men we're
travelling In a wagon
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-08-09

The change in the temperature
since sunday has been marked, and
the light showers which fell yester.
day have been appreciated on that ae.
Count
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-08-09

Dr II q. Stacey this morning re-
eeiyed q letter from Dr u q.
Thompson stating that he and bis
party arrived AZ Portland Oregon
August E after spending SIX days
in Yellow Stone PARK nr fhump-
son added IN his letter that bis party
wouid leave Portland next SUNDAY
might for California
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-08-09

We viii soon remove our whole
sale department TO Fort Worth In
order 20 reduce our stock We have
thrown everything on the market al
wholesale cost Plumhoff saddlery
Company III
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-08-09

Buy your lace leather from i. >.
Cronk Co. tf
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At Cost everything at Plum
hosf's Saddlery Cos. III
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the plumber With F. s. Cronk Co.
Both phones S4. tt
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Buy your felt and iron roofIns
from f. S. Cronk Co. t
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LOCAL NEW :

Buy your lace leather from i. ..
rronk Co. I'll
At Cost everything at Plum
hoaf's saddlery Cos. III
Buy your felt and iron roofing
from f. s. Cronk Co. IT,
Buy your pound paper, envelopes.
tablets, etc, at Simmons Book
Store, 10s
! The medicine show of DR.. W. f.
Blair moved to Midlothian this
morning.
/ ] p. Wakeland. the grocer. Is
having the interior of his store new
/ ~ papered.
| F. S. Cronk CO.. will sell you any
! thing you need to repair your gin.
4 Prices right tt
! Tell your troubles to Bunkley
the plumber. With F. s. Cronk Co.
| Both phones S4. IT
| u. F.. Milliren, travelling passenger
agent OF the Rock Island system, was
in the city today
Long Valley advocate. (Lardo, Idaho) 1904-1907, 1905-06-01

country, for it would not be tolerated
Tor any purpose whatever The Japa-
nese wheelbarrow, on the other hand,
has been adopted to considerable ex-
tent in this country already, and it's
use is gradually spreading. 1t is said
to have number of advantages not
possessed by our own barrows. The
tray OF the wheelbarrow is round in
form, having beveled tongue and
grooved slaves held firmly together by
round hoops, which are sunk into
grooves which are cut in the slaves
diagonally tod prevent the hoops get
ung out OF place. The hoops are also
provided with compression springs at
their ends, which makes an elastic
hoop, connected so that when the tray
Is made the spring is compressed. The
springs act automatically, and their
purpose Is the overcoming of any
shrlnkage or expension that may &C.
cur after the tray is made. This style
or barrow carries the load in more
compact form near the wheel with
less weight at the handles, and admits
OF the contents being dumped either
at the front or sides.
Long Valley advocate. (Lardo, Idaho) 1904-1907, 1905-06-01

Inc railroads seem very willing To
nave the private car lines broupbt
under the jurisdiction Of the Inter.
etate commerce Commission. A rail,
road president is authority for the
statement that lines are paid MILEAGE
without discrimination, and the cues.
.ion Oh excessive charges Is a matter
FOR the shipper to settle with the car
llnes, so long as there is no law to
govern their rates. Car mileage nav
ing mas been decided to be as legal as
the payment of rental for propertv