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The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1905-10-23

The stage OF the river this morn
ing was S.3 feet on the gauge, a
rise of 81 feet since Saturday morn
ing East wind and clear.
The MILFORD went up the Tonnes
see river this morning for tow or
ties.
The Dick Fowler will resume her
trips in the Cairo trade about Thurs
day and the Warrenn will be placed
in tn, Evansville trade.
The new boilers being placed on
the John s. Hopkins will soon be
completed when she will go to Mound
City to go on the ways for general
repairs. The company has had the
Dick Fowler paired there and the
Joe Fowler is there now being re-
paired, Capt. s. A. Fowler stated
this morning that all of this work
would have been done here If it had
not been for tn, strike at the marine
ways.
The WARREN left at $50 a. m.
for Cairo
The Royal arrived at 10 a. m.
from Golconda and left at 2 p. m.
for the same place.
The boilers are being placed on
the Chattanooga, which Is being re-
paired at the foot of jefferson street.
The City of Saltillo arrived at 3
o'clock Saturday night aud pat OF
a big lot of sauerkraut and pickles.
She had 1900 barrels and kegs Of
kraut and pickles on her besides Z
fair shipment of other stuff.
The E. A. Woodruff arrived here
Sunday from Cairo and laid mp until
this morning when she left for Gin
cinnati TO go into winter quarters.
The Woodruff is the big L. S. snag-
boat and she has been clearing the
river of Instructions between Cincin-
natl and Cairo.
The Henry Harley left at Z O'Clock
Saturday night for Evansville.
The Clyde is due from Waterloo,
Ala.
The Ranger arrived from below
yesterday with several empties and
leaving them u the island returned
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1905-10-23

down the river to get more empt-
les.
The Charleston made several trips
yesterday to Clark's river and Liv-
ingston's point with nutting and pic
mic parties
Capt. James Grasty, accompanied
by Pilot Wilcox, arrived yesterday
to take the steamer Belle OF Calhoun
south. lie will leave this morning by
He will leave this morning with the
boat. The Calhoun has been charter
ed by Capt. Ed Rowland, who in
tends running her between Memphis
and Nicksburg in place of the steam
er Lucille Rowland, which is now on
the was at Moyund City-Globe Dem
ocrat.
Capt. j. b. Ferguson, a we'll
known Ohio river pilot, fell over
board from the government steamer
Grsham,~cG which he is now in
charge at Memphis, and narrowly es-
capped drowning.
It Is now the river mems turn to
be happy, as there Is a big rise COM
Ing from above. and the raising of
guarantees is opening the river be-
low i. viii make business good for
the remainder of the year. if predic-
tons count for anything.
The Evansville and Cairo Packet
company. which operates boats BE-
tween Evansville and Paducah and
Paducah and Cairo has incorporated
under the laws of Indiana. 1t is now
incorporated under both the laws of
Kentucky and Indiana.
The towboat Nugent. owned by w
r. Nugent e Bro. OF Louisville. was
sold to the United States government
for $21, 600 cash. The Nugent was
built at Jeffersonvine by Capt. Ed
Howard about a year ago. She has
beel used at Louisville by the MI
gents in their sand business. The
Nugent will be taken to New Or
cans n xt week and from that port
will be sent to Tuscaloosa. Ala.
where the government is building five
'ccks. The boat will be used by the
United Stats engineer and his as
7istants at that point in transporting
material and supplies. Mr.. Nugent
will at once enter into a contract
With Capt Ed. Howard for another
oat with steel hull and a dreige.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1905-10-23
JEFFERSON STREET
WILL GET THE IMPROVEMENT
4. THIS YEAR.
Thomas Bridges Sons Take the Con-
tract Rejected by Columbus,
Ind, Firm.

The board of public works met
Saturday afternoon at 3 o'clock for
the purpose of taking action towards
letting the contract for the pavement
work on West JEFF rson street.
Lee & 'Everrold, of Columbus, In
diana, refused to take the job at
the time specified for completion.
The firm refused to sign the contract
and the board gave it to Thos. Bird
ges Sons at the same figures of the
Lee a. Everroid firm. The work is to
be finished by the first of the year
and the contract will be drawn up
today and signed. The contractors
expect to 20 to work at once. The
work extends from 14th to 18th
streets and is for paving. curling and
cutters.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1905-10-23
GJOD RISE
HAS CAUSED A RESUMPTION At
PITTSBuRG.
The Lee Line Boats Are Also Expect.
ed BE started In the Ohio
River Again.

Coal operators and river men are
rejoicing over the favorabls outlook
FOR a good rise at Plttsburg and big
shipment OF coal.
The coming rise in the Ohio will
bring ont the Memphis. Cincinnati
and Louisville packets. Res and Pc
ters lee. Both are good boats an
did a fine business last season.
The River Coal company sent out
from plttsburg Saturday twelve
tows, and five more yesterday. These
will take south 1853 coal boats. nine
ty-eight barges and fourteen models.
Fha independent coal companies are
also shipping coal. The John II
Klein. the Helen White. the w. H,
Flint and the Frank Gilmore have al
ready started south. All the packets
Will reach Plttsburg by this evening
and by Wednesday viii be running
ON schedule time
The big Spragus Is getting ready
TO go south in a few days with a biz
tow OF coal.
Coal in the Pittsburg district is to
be advanced strongly on November /
The demand during the last few days
has been vfry heavy, and az a result
prices are frmer. ard one large con
sumner was unable to duplicate an or
der taken a short time ago based on
rate OF sl.10 a ton for run Of mine
coal at the mine.
Tho combine harbor boat Transit
has returned to Louisville from Pitts
burg. having BEEN almost entirely re-
built She hasa new huh and her
wheel and rndders were sent
hack eighteen inches. Her engines
wsfe overhauled and put in frs
c.ass condition. SO that she is com
paratiyay new boat out and ont.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1905-10-23

The bone fad" has struck Padu-
cab and every school hoy It Seems
has a pair of bones, which he rat
ties. The school yards are fillsd with
boys from six years of age up. each
trying hard TO make more noise than
his companion with the bones. A few
weeks ago the Upper fad was in
vogue but nippers have been put
away. The fad seems to have sprung
up Within the past few days and the
din made about some schools is any
thing but pleasant to hear.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1905-10-23
RIVER VIEWS
River Stages.

Calro-1S.7, 1.5 rise.
Chattanooga-1.g OIL rise.
Cineinnati-15.7, 81 rise.
Evansville-75, is rise.
Florence-0.S, 0.G fall.
Johnsonville-3.G 0.5 fall.
Louisville-4.S, OIL fall.
Mt. carmel-lO.s 0.G rise, nav
falling.
Nashvills-1O9, is fall.
Pittsburg -6.S, &c fall.
Davis Island Dam--S.3. "A fall.
st. Louis-15.2, 0.3 fall.
Mt. Vernon-Missing.
Paducah--S.3, IA rise.
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MANY FINE ONES
AIMING the Trained Animals of Ring.
lingo ISig shows.

-''S wv ffhfhu ANIMALS OF Hing
lingo big shows.
In the trained animal display
Ringing Brothers present three
herds OF performing elephants under
the direction of Pearl souder. two
squadrons Of cutely acting ponies for
leaping dogs, scores of
eakewalking and high class school
horses In exhibitions of amazing in
telllgonce, and a marvellous dancing
conceit. called Garland Equine
Ballet" The circus performance Is
given on two stages, in three rings.
and on a racing track one-quarter of
a mile in lsngth. The big show will
be here. one day only. Thursday. De-
tober 2G, and give two performances,
IN the afternoon at and at night at
s. The parade will leave the show
grounds at 10 o'clock on the morning
of circus day. Reserved numbered
chairs and admission tickets will
b. sold without extra charge at
Smith y Nagels drug store. Ring
ling Brothers are the only circus
who charge for reserved
or admission tickets bought at the
downtown ticket Office exactly the
same prices demanded in the ticket
wagons on the show grounds.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1905-10-23
MASS MEETING
VIII he Held by Anti-Saloon League
Tonight.

A mass meeting will be held to-
night at the county court house at
1880 o'clock in the interest of the
Kentucky Anti-Saloon leguc. The
meeting will be held in the circui,
court room and there will be- one OF
more speeches. Mr. II. Z. Cleaton,
of Louisville, one of the editors OF
the Kentucky Issue. the state organ
OF the Anti-Saloon league, is here to
deliver a talk. He is said to be a
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1905-10-23

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The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1905-10-23

There was a heavy frost yesterday
morning, in fact it was so heavy that
farmers when they first saw it they
thought there had been snow The
frost this morning was lighter. The
weather has grown warmer but the
nights are very cool.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1905-10-23

very interesting man to listen to. and
will no doubt attract a largo crowd
1t is the object of this meeting to or
ganize a local order to work with the
state body in controlling elections,
which, il is claimed. is done in Other
states by tho order.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1905-10-23
SET FOR NOV. 1.

Capt. Joe Wood Not Able tn Attend
Court and Case Goes Over.
The case against john Hobson, for
maliciously cutting Captain OF Po-
lice Joe Wood last Friday night. was
today by agreement between the at
torneys, set for November In police
court.
Capt Wood Is resting we'll at
Riverside hospital. his temperature
is normal and bis wound gives him
lttle pain. II he passes through to-
day without complications, none will
be feared.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1905-10-23
win Remain With the |. G..

j. f. Bailey, Waterman at the local
l. c. shops. has reconsidered his res
igna;ion and viii rtmain with the |.
c. as day policeman.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1905-10-23

You will never tire OF Mrs. Aus
tins Pancakes. A fresh supply now
on hand nj your grocers.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1905-10-23
THE ELkS
+ eide To Give Precedence 10 the
Homo at the Ericndlcss Pow
hatan.

hatan.
The Elks. of Paducah, owing to
he forthcoming presentation Of
PoWhatan,' under the auspices OF
he Home Ct the Friendless. have de-
led &C. Pc" pom indefinitely theil
:nsica, comedy. "A Night in Bche-
MIA" Mr. Getz, the author. was
here Saturday. and the change was
ltIsfactory to him. The Elks will
Give "A Night in Bohemia" but tho
late is not d cided on.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-02-04
SiR HENRY LRViNG'S PLANT

With his shakeapcarean voice SIR irving turned
down $3.50 week vaudeville offer AMI then asserted that
~ the music bali which has ruined the thoaier'
The heaer has been ruined Il suffered rapaes
riou msA There been bad when walked the Ties
from POdunk that theatrical heaven York.
the have prospeed and those who could really Who
had Horthinz really metoous
gag raiment perhaps a
The people change II s them all
the time Nor they be forced ppeuay endure kind Of
diet.
cycles which popular
and there always crowd the box office And
the public fails Itself gone
into vaudeville and the legitimate n
SIN another feature that has initiated against the
Irving when be plain Henry growing
productions abundsHty supplied
backbone comic aeanty
brettcs chorus mp
production And made
Shakespeare couldn't people
lights
deal Of this art for ommyrot
realize
that business dictates giving public
wants f1olehs
stead Of tombstones skulls and tragcdy
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-02-04
FINANCES or HE WAR

II the war IN the Of financial cudur-
Anee can Inng stand the terrible stralnf
Iapans excellent financial condition
distress Worlds Work preacnts
some facts hsafas upon subject siye different
OF taxation already heavy Increased and In
spite hieyey that prevail depart
OF the government Ruaas credit remains fairly good
Russas borrowings been and IN the money mar
ct effect of her naval aud m'
without guarantee and retains
railroads customs and Tier annual cvc-
amounts a billion
accumulated for amounted Co only
siSSOoo0o0 recently made Paris and Berlin have
brought 0ooa and negotiations prosecuting With
additional f2oaa0ooo before April
money borrowed from France In Is yeara viii then
sl6oaoooooo loan and Increased
people Her
expenditure Of the reaches
the total Of than s5oooooooo
Japans weakness Is her finance.
Commercially youngest nations. and has accumu
established rich Her tn
produces 100000 Enganda rate
produces $4,000 persons with
year eighth q
people have exhausted their IN taking
eoeooeoo foooocoo
pcdglng and still she realizes bet
securities than Russia does for hers unsecured
Japan nothing but her rail-
roads. the tobacco monopoly and the excise
Japan confidence 81 multitude Of small ayestors
Russia has the confidence OF the great hankera
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-02-04
TWO FAST
TRAINS

The beautiful new coaches that
ere 90 compose the fast burlington
train 60 the coast this summer are
ahuut finished and vii be pat on
the ueW train in time Tor the first
Portland fair passengers. Tie time
Nlil BE- cut about four houra. ~ that
passengers wishing 60 50 On 70
Portland rIu connect aIth the
sarthrrn Pacific az Auburn. The
uaH Northern Pacific HpeeIal uttl
alau euf ita time about four hours
from Seattle 90 Portland. This train
HlIl De composed ~ the beet and
latest ears that can be turned cut
Both these fast trains. e. be rim
- the Burlington and the Northern
Pacific. are Tor the many tourists
that uuI b. Eoing % the faIF. The
Naffhrfu Pacific special vii leave
Seattle just On time % meet ths
Burlington train az Auburn. ard
fnam there it viii arrive In Port
land about o'clock tn the evening
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-02-04
POVERTY IN COUNTY =
GREATLY INCREASED
COUNTY COMMISSIONERS ARE AIDING MORE PEOPLE THAN
IveR Before IN HlsroRY-HreoHo EXCEEDS 1893

N short distance from the hospital
formerly used as "a poor house Al
tefatiana will have to be made "a
render It hahitahle and then a few
rooms will be furnished aH hospital
wards
During January alone o. persons
have been committed 90 the county
hospital
"Aa nearly CO I can gather from
applicants for charity" Poor Com.
missioner Buckingham said thIa
morning work n very scarce
am HuuniYlnK several families HIth
faad aud fuel who are dependent on
the county because The men cannot
ct employment although they have
been searching for BE- Tor weeks and
are willing To do almost any kind II
manual work The county la spend
ing more for charity this winter
than It has bsenobliErd Go for years
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-02-04

There ara moro poor people iu the
county this year than there haas been
since tsaa. according 90 the county
poor gBmmiasionrra' books pdz
ems of applications FOR charity are
made every day and la nearly all
the easea the applicants have little
difficulty in showing that they are
IN really destitute circumstances
Tho LARGE county hospital Ia Hu
crowded with sick aud INDECENT pau#
pie that beds have had Co boz placed
iu the corridors and the county com
miaalanerz have been called upon tu
enlarge the accommodation iu some
way 80 that sick people need not be-
turned away from tho hospital
doors
County Commissioner Baker
stated this morning that u viii be-
Necessary - open up tho old house.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-02-04
ButterWOrth
Is Sued
HUsBAND OF His soeAER
VIE WANTS $4,000 FOR
ALIENATION or AFFECTIONS

q 81 Buttrrwuffh. Of the under.
taking firm of HuIfffWafIH 4 Sons
Iu this city. ia the defendant in "a
sensational alienation Of affections
Huit filed iu the superior court yes
terday by j T.. blackburn. "A clerk
~ the employ 81 "A local hardware
company The plaintiff eharEea
Underworld with having Hlleuufrd
the affections of bis wife. Mrs Anna
blackburn. aud asks for 10000
damages
Hutiorw1rlh. It Is said. married
Mrs Blackburn shortly after hla
wife secured "a divorce from him iu
March. 1904 MHa blackburn Sc
cured % divorce from her husband
lu June 90 The same year aud the
wedding Immediately followed her
release from her marriage VOWS 10
blackburn
Blackburn charges that Butter
worth induced bis wife Ia secure a
divorce from him aud deliberately
won her away from him. 80 that he
might marry her himself Mrs
blackburn aud HutlefWurth only
lived together few weeks when
Hutterworth again filed suit Tor d.
Yorce and the decree waa granted
July ~. 1904 1te secured the d.
yoreo from Mra blackburn on the
ground 81 cruelty.
Huttsrwouh is now fe=engaEed 10
hla first wife. having been divorced.
married and divorced all IN a Pc
Rod of six weeks
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-02-04
HER BABI FOR Beer

London mother sell baby quart Of beer
This subsequent the little ones death
motherove the dyucst humanity Il
will sacrifice sweet
er and devotion nourah
will withstand disobecnce unworthins ngfattude deacr
follow faithful hands dsepa disgrace
and despair.
al things
Inspiration o. lfc guide through The
shadowy o
welsprng Of human passion that flows eat and
puest the be dried dened because ita lies
deep the soul Of vomanhood.
devils nsdous poison n5iute destroy
this almost divine passion other and ssnu
Ineut % he
the deadly moral poison OF drink thus
Of mothers desroylns
saeredest iutuCta
confident aefstrengh hope escape
scathcd7
Who drnsnot everyone drnka haFdwould
sell child quart Of beer. weaken
Ing moral mental and physical qualities Of ambitions aapia
o
Surely the halofui destroy mothers love viii
injury every life Of which gains tho mastery.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-02-04
LITTLE HAPPENINGS

The Sunday Club For Men wIll be
addressed. on February 8. ~ 1ohn
Marvin Dean % this city The or
eheatra gives a concert from J to
3 e. p IN Special music - Allied
l. uuaFdman. Doors - Chrifeuaeu
ball. Arcade building. open Al g
2 m
Mics Thomas. an Instructor tu 81
preston ~ the state normal in
EilrnaburE. viii deliver a reading
IN Danny hall AZ the university on
Monday. February :. The aeleetion
vii be one ~ BrowninE'H tragedies.
A Hot T. the 1rutcheuu
Mrs John LlFcrtwood Cralth gave
a tea az her home. Fern Hlll cot
taee. on "wednesday afternoon %
the Ladies' Ala society ~ tho Green
lake Congregational church she
vas assisted by Meadamea Mrken
zic. Nicholson and Parrish. About
s. we're prcaent
bids we're opened a. the local
uuartsrmaslcr'a office this morning
for repairs To be- made In the deck
and engine department % the United
states steamship Cartwright The
Seattle firms which bid for the work
we're Hall Broe. r. G. Reid. J W.
Moran and King 6 Winge T {.
Reds bid was the lowest being
.sst5. while Hall Bros. vas the high
eat. at 1913.
The beautiful pictures which the
Canadian Pacific offices have been
expecting from the east arrived yes
ierday. They are &c Of the most
beautiful pictures % mountains
and scenes along the Canadian Pa
cife line. All these pictures win
hs hung on tho wallis Of the newly
nfted office
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-02-04
NEW SIGNAL SISlkM

The necessity Of a better police
telephone system has led 10 the in
Htalliug Of an entirely now plant to
be fed by the Sunset Telephone
eompany'a storage batteries A sys=
tenn Of police lights az patrol boxes
for the purpose OF summoning a pa
trulmau 70 the box he rings In from
a. any time between the regular re
porting time will also DO installed
The new system viii be 10 opera
tlon for the first time tonight and
will be welcomed by the bluecoats.
who have been hamporcd In their
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-02-04
WILL PARRY
HAS A PLAN

Seattle viii after all become the
capital Of tho state. IN pinu pro
NOTED hy VIII o. Parry Is car
rIed out Parry goes 10 Olympia
Monday % offer a rite In the IlllI
tract. worth no claims. aIaa aaa on
Twentieth avenue and Jaf Haun
street free OF charge % the state
Parry hopes to hU accompanied by
the increased value that viii accrue
20 the other land which he repre-
SCENTS iu tho vicinity and aubasfip-
tluna raised by other property own
efa In the vicinity The fegfsde u
jackson street he says. viii make
access 20 the site easy.
The queen Anne Improvement
club last uight endorsed the pro
jet 10 move the capital from olym-
HIa 10 Tacoma.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-02-04
CHICAGO AUTO SHOW

CHICAGO. Feb. THE fnurth
annual show of tho Chicago AUTO.
mobile aHoeiatlon opens I'M the
Coliseum tonight with every axalI
able foot OF space Ia the big exhibit.
ton hall occupied. Tho show sill
continue through next week. Nearly
200 firms are represented aud ~ diff.
ferent makes u machines araaiia.
played The hotels are filled WITH
visitors from all parts ~ the wee;
and tho auto dealers are antieipat
ing a rush of orders while. all
types OF self-propollinR cars are
represented. the exhibit % CONNER
claI vehicles ls especially notable.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-02-04
ONCE LIVED IN SEATTLE

Ma Phillip O Eaatwahe. ahu
surrounded 90 yollnw fever In Panas
ma a few days ago. la remembered
- local engineers ~ being the man
sha uHt occupied tho position u
slu engineer in this city lie laid
nuf the nrst streets and the first
grades on lines that 81 necessity
have been followed quite closely
ever since A. that time most Of
the tIty gonaiatrd % impsuetrable
Goods With the exception uf a small
plot aruund Pioneer square The
section that MAJ Earfwuks laIH out
and graded lay between F1rsf and
Ninth avenue south ~ James street
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-02-04
NDS THE YEAR

The York Improvement club ssve
an entertainment Ina tho Il =.
church a. York last evening In
enumeration OF the wind no Of The
years work Tho program consist
81 Of Photographic music. duets.
HuiQH and reading The duet - Mr
and Mfa TaEgcrt and a1laH bF the
Ml#aaa Taylor. Corlras aud QuiEleY
were we'll rendered and very much
appreciated Tho music aud read
iusH were clever aud entertaining.
At the close uf the program LIGHT ras
Treatments wer served
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-02-04
AgenlIIne Burns

are Instantly relieved and perfectly
healed BY Bueklen's Arnica Salve.
C. Hivsnhark. Jr. Of Norfolk. Va
writes. I burnt my knee dreadful
~. that Il bliaiercd all over.
Buekleu.a Arniea Salve stopped the
pain. and healed il without n scar
Also heals ali wounds and sores 2bc
az G. o. Guy. druggist.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-02-04
At DEATHS DOOR

OBERLIN. O. Feb President
Beckwith.. Of the defunet Citizens
bank. is very low today. His death
Is now only a question Of hours. He
failed 90 recognize his Wlfe this
morning. lie has not eaten for two
DAYS.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-02-04

The Tatd vas small The house uaa
tall. aame eiuthea hung on the uue.
Two lovers met The uiEht Waa
VET the clock was striking nine.
The old man rnorcd the beau va
blEfd let Ira bis love complete
iia miEht Ect bounced. aud land
ouI n the htrest.
Oh happy Iart. just one sweet
smack. from llpa urpaaHiug auevt
She barely missed by him lninE
kissed but be gut kicked WIth faith
erH fest
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-02-04

Tom aHearfiugcr fruHo bis ears
laat winter. 80 this winter be IL u.s.
INK eaf muffa a. keep them warm. -
Caribou lMel Republican.
NJ father promised 20 give me
a house and lot tao years ago. AID
he has repeated che promise At least
once a month ever since. I logged
bis memory today aud ho repeated
bis promise.
Hes only strinnnF you.
oh. ! pat Il up 10 him good and
strong today ! asked him if he re-
membered the old motto"
What old motto7"
"DeedH. not words"