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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-13
PROPERTY OWNERS TO sli''

Owners OF property IN ias ?
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81. regrade VIII hold a meeting - =
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fifth IN the Alaska building Joy =
purpose OF discussing plans =. /.
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Listen to This

Prom Bartell's Red Crcs -
store. so Second av- for iei.es. =.
Hland's Iron Pnls. sec hoslls ~ ~
carriers beef. Wine and lioh ". "
bottles csc; Prices Bellaaona ~, ~
tric or Strengthening Pcvas ~. VI
ters Tor 90. the regular gac \.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-13
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Farm uAHgkfN-- SIXTY ACRES a.
Ninina sfnaii insn. one hours RTE rfrfn
a~aitie. fsW mtnat.s sak frru tsFaf
stores. Fsasfaf1gs ans SOD srhssfi. tsnd is
~ level ani auc-i nfi u acres ia raitiVs.
tienl h@isnrf pasture az fFrrsf an1 rf,es.
ffiitt. ffaain haaas . barns. ssrsrsi 6ufs
huiliinas rnsa fspsfatar waran. Eaad
nHfflt - farminE ifnuismeuta Price 81 -
Weuia take tart payment In uniuFfpFsd
unnrnr uAfTnY
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uEnE ~ A uARgAfN OWNER ns-i
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81 Fich level iaaf : srrss N cuiugafian.
fnarn hcfsr age hsfn. several nafhuiii.
iuEa faurE orchard n taken wftffn fhs
nsti fsu days - VII by ii san cash
Hnurhr MAfTug
nfto.ssf Aasta ifuitilng a
Two AONfa
one haM 49,. IN Fafarn. taianca all
small hoasa about j - apuis piaais. priss
80. 500 raah anH fif PEI farHfh
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arfss on f.sko wssiinsi6n' hishiT ial-
proved. fire yiru n iass and city This
10 snap. cniy t2so.
% serss on Found. cioss % Gree, North.
srn Railway 3 arrcs cleared ami improved
home. iooh this 10 ti.leo. terms.
TIRE ufoun NEATLY GO
80 Elnnlre nlk 20 and Naaisun. "a
Are TIE Is nsar Iatarafflan- msf 1TTfs
q ETY. limits va. ony 81 do~n. lsns
tFonGE Y wrkcuAM.
York HuEnIlnu
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q. s.a a. rsusa haass 90 assea Anss. -
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rtusp~ei 9 - eass 4 sins tasas
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s.fegsi Strictly faeisrn satssss et@f =
s'l sa.a 80 tiHlslst ~ isllse.s s's..,ts
priss y -. ~ sash. eaianes eas4
tfoem eeisra esstass iarss ~. Al fe
rf1sa usnts tH. haf tlaHt ffaza ar ne
price . -. hsh cash. ufsat hasssln-
I.feate strictly niaisru hsaass. assalaaA
80 fsts tnteh Faaa f5sa. stass ~ 90
line pfies s. -. tsfus
ov-rioasiuE isss uulan. daabis 80.
nef ilaEill O. ailsF go nea hsaissafa sHf
fuilnsisf ~ nlea hasuss nfles . 10 Tisis
Il tsies Hizfssi fsiHs
AnEHfcNN uEkf. ESTATE co.
sHta islufsef NiaE
4 nku9AtN
West Queen Anne cottage - s fanfus 49,
ard mn1sfu iaf with - feet frontage. aItsF
IN rsaf eel Haffh even cert Aaksd Faaiif
a hsfEsin. Ffiea iiea. enif ~ sash =
qHfrrI
HARVARD HEkt4rY COMPANY.
~ - Walker nIaH ta4 Scored Az
HFEtIkL HAIE
Naffh uraaaHaF disffiet reaidauee - 5
fnnuta iat afsiea Enui View and HssaaI 10
rafiuu r. firsf class proposition faf the
price Whteh - q sc fsfn1s
HARVARD REALTY COMPANY
NJ 81 Walker HiHr Gaa Hanas1H -
DON'T FpNuEf. RENT fANEH#
We have thn tafgHst ifsf IN cts n new
and nieIiHfu cottages ffum $50 an un
TERMS 80 cash. SO month any l1faflnn
N sii pHN row Co een Hm Roth phones
EWrfNE HW ATTY Ha
Fourth Floor Sullivan Htik.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-13

Steel Trust Boosts
Prices

on Iron. bus Baftsirs Red Cross
Drug store. sfo Second ay. tomor
row cuts II. Iust think ~ Il. Bland %
Iron pills. see bottles for sc. and
Carriers Beef. Wine and Iron, 900
bottles for BE. a saving u 81 per
cent. 80
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-13
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q fakr lninn Tits il sleAt shefs ia
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-13
TEw sCnra
EHour utHTANcE gNoM THE
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sNt Nj.
A. Meaa1mfair riasr - rRiifnaf
seafiau steH~ Ens rHnat tiaaas.
FhtesFm hausa shI fu~ wuu uu fhis
ifeas NHfr sa3y trrsns ard low
PRICE. $50
TAks q n train ~ sos aninu
tessa4 tngeufFwW nnaFuiMN sN ana
Mr. ftsm Wheeler wfu fnssf yea
~ M4a.iowfAan statirFf uNsfe fna
win haNF rfqntY ~ tfrfp 70 t1ak AZ
she SLEEVE tract Hf aHF others Fau
tHNY Wish fn sFs. a. ~ taNn q
Haenh4f ~ tsmatifui TRACTS faF Nais
an EASY trfrnA elrne imffwref anf
seusH uniaufnvsf. frun me ~ ten
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90 IT, pftre. ef on anal iefius
ffatn lsavss sfattfn 80 aad 70.
tafnieg leaves Maaaaedsis 81
. "a
carry yer iurrh % aff " a.
haaaHeialr ~ Yutf rha.nae
Wf~Hr a WlfEEt.FH INC
- Ht Coiuan ueliains
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IAHiif nv t4Hf ~ EaE aNHFANts
ki-EE nuf.Mkk "a iIntaN
NAfANf fHfh
a. ~ teafa feet fffsf A. Nssf nfsf
HrufEa tfsaad ssfssts aflt srfsesf
FIhssaNt al tsussnts feia 20
date iissi inside haf - TIE MI
Teresa
a. 40 scatN. safnsf 90 f3Haf A. wssf
sud Fish fine fssiasaes STAT
fsTins
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HrsnY ffiaiHe ahtlffan. fiN@f Ne
dfora fafk 4isa "a iaks Nasnf
lsaRtasf rsfHfas
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~ fssss Ntas fsaain tsaaeH IN tH4pFHXea 10
saafa tikn afa s4eAiiFt nsa hilafs
ffam Wae3iana fafa taf uhss sas7
faxAnseufa
a.. ~ reasa ns@ s,aasra cottage or -
sesiNg Hnaa Fts@ ftsE~ftFs wRsh
finNsFs an1 ffat4A Ear tssfus
81 tas rrssfi Bafsfsen Naaass - tHth A.
ne0f ffustxst5 aAsttaffNietsg FtEw -
the fifg afg3 Nasna
pAMWt gMNrNrNENT COMPANY.
Nfk.s C1llsAAM MtftsfaNu
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-13
ron eALE--AeRFAoF-cen,lra.,

ron sALEsS=Aeeg hos-.eea.lrs.dd
acres gnlmpngevd nsaf Kent fins
~ : acres hestuin lanal five fuf daiffinH
acres nssr Kent iasfsa atf. - milss
hon tNftNthuAN. tae
! agrss neat Foernn. tesasd AFT li.ieoe
ito dueh
8 aetes . CLEARED. fruit trees. afaam
hHuHr, fftif ken hHHsf# NsIi II HEliea ffaIa
lNfhhUhhAh htelaI ems
acres near Milton. "a Tacoma Inter
uftan easily elaaftd THE IL a naaaf niaaa
~ isHd To- iaso
n aereH 3 cleared q young fualt tees
fnad sllt araum haass' tire Vel aud
pumr. g. rtsts % tasf isadtHH. all HiHfk
and farm implements are iHetaasa IL =
aietiaia oriental Hleak
AalH sai Tad i1at
ADHEAaE W hass u 81 esIfF HaftR
~ Seattle alHHe the iina ~ Seattle NseHHft
tntefaftsH hsfs Il ten sefsz : aefsz SD
81 down. ,euHs nfetafa flee silsshsflg
doe YES u sound sssp q ~ rs sis's
Ten hFfes. s acres seeded daHn. - ianHe
easily CLEARED ifsin euuHff rad. u n
g. huaiia ana rhuff bee others sill charge
Nuu more faf affss ia The MHads than
70 ehafss yun fm 10 IA civilization o -
oar Pleasant fin addition 6 acre tfaots
ar fine gaii in the office and see 0uf
let Us lamhef Esehaaas
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n.i,-ry .tfs~, Tvrus
d sla- .. rpafns e. chsfrf s'fsss iAss =
uls eass ~fa haaais 8 rasss haass i
Nesa la-atiee, ele@faus Us ~ naatA
3 ~ : rass.. - rlrs AZ. siass 70
t'its slrsrt aiwafs fal Feflns
rnE UtnhE REALTY co,
- Euitlis Miegk Msts.sili sna Maalsun
ns1saiss y r1vis..ai 90 afgsa i1ss
$50. ava : t,ass. y ~ nee ~.
tFaEeA ssrpuu huase city ~Afer fenced
go sisatsa garasa go shlsasn saass
f.arrs wAgL ei-.e 80 esF ans. ali IL.
=; \: q: = ;..s II. .s. q. =, r. !. s.,,s
v W RwfNanx.
ufncs 80 North 50, -, West Eias nrssn
i@k. III
49, .siiins n tsfgns 4 y toun ans d s
wsek Tier siN aaen - eofs - eaass
q, ones IhsY - rshi ~ ~ eaF Aas.
riIE EorSn THrTrEK co.
rlthsf iissns 81 Is
NINA V1i-VFs y Il0T 81
S.w i.raom s,fictiy ,as.issn house, sssr-
laokinN tAss Washinntau. 1 hiea ffasa
fstlef cAf 500. - tsrsns
Nsv trorn rna.isfu hauss au fth
~ Capitol nilf On - f-sai 81 nfih nae
Wee - iaks pfiee q ss 80 oash taiz
anca sans 80 rent
Nsu t.rulm modern haiss on = fr.at cor
nrf hark ffflfu Madissu car. pfIes 4 -
- cash. haiancs same a. rent
runfu u1nirfn cnffasf. an fslh A.
sle.k Hgm oaf pfies Hip. - cash
SMITH a CnnKr
20 "a Afrafe ffiatk
lheus Ted Hss
frenfn uioderu hanae. - Fasfiake A.
grand yieu iot easfN Nca So 49,
haianrf same as fruf
innfln and ifHfuafu house 60 Hffh a.
West tntcriaY. s. -. EASY tnrs5s
fuHfu uifalrfn cuffaga Hn Queen Anne
ith De enin. gosd view. II tie. sssY
tori0 n W corasr u Nsutsa ana
fsllnr sls East Queen Anne fliil nus
r1us inCation for isrFs apartment house
ilHtia0. fuut - GHesn Anun ffut
D a. HYEHH q co
W Afuads uldn
CApTfflI Wff-f-
finr residence ~ rooms new and nsaa5
rfn. near tiih and t'raFnaet ~ 4sstal
full sired taeeuIent shades and FIXTURES ~
sell worth price asked see thfa hafage
500 hat ~ 10 bona fias bargain rrtas
itNRVNitp REAt.rY COMPANY.
A. - "aiAer hidE tNe Second Ave-.
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INSTRUCTIONS RECEIVED GOV.
ERalho STEAMERS pAKofA
AND MINNESOTA REFUTE 60.
iToRlAL uTTEHAncE or An
OREGON NEWSPAPER.

The eaustie editorial appearing In
late iaaue Of the Portland Oregon
IAN which stated that James Hill
had ordered the Withdrawal Of the
steamship Dakota from the Ae-
attie.Urientat run Was denied
this morning In toto By W W King.
general passenger agent Of TIE
Great Northern Steamship Com
panY
The editorial. which was given q
most prominent place In the col.
umna Of tie OrsRonian iniimated
that hia aeheme Was 60 force the
passage Of the ship subsidy bill.
Sailing Dates Changed.
Mr. King stated that he received
Instructions from B. Paul this
morning that the nchedulea.of th"
steamships Minnesota and Dakota
had been fearranged a trifle and the
Minnesota would sail July 70 and
the Dakota would leave Seattle on
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TaREs 4 SAITH
. g. q - essh. ffp.ni uio.fsrn hoasn
e. East ehsffl - ~ ~ 90 isth A.
= e. Sc sash FIRE iaoasrr heins o.
MsaFans htii uith anehsifiisiAhls Nee %
e. :. -. 80 a., ...s'', OK strcrnc can
I4sE 1t tail yea aisegi ihls
O. - saa rash. uapasfn sfoom cottage
q 10 tsas s.sa. nsw m,easn s-roow
hsiss. ei.ss "a asAf car
81 81 49, sAah. ssfs ssvu nrw STRICTLY
ssss,ssta So 1881 ss.'''n t, s. ~"
sss~saanshis fAta nas tslt saa M hnans
fHNFM SMITH.
a.essa fieas Nsnpfs ntas
= ; sgfes a Aent y ssfss liapsftsa
sssd s.reasn haas~. hare ara usi'hsifiiHss
A. - % aesss ..ss q Lake wAshinsfoa
81 aefee 10 ealiiFaiiQs. nirs es+tsns h@fn
ana Hsthsiiain3s. = hs@uHs ftsh tfses
tse asrss u fins fra's sns At o'nrisn
e.hssss ,rasss a, cs,asasia. seer ne ssr
$500. 49,. ws,.ffress e i4ts wssh.
iNkEals ssff ifHEsussa- small ynitaEE Eatt
49, sa~s unh shs tena
mxTfEsanES sngrit.
IS - ns.sssF stif.k "a
H@KfsH -asAf'- sNAf'H
ffftafes ssa1rs sftf ttnan ruffsfs. nssf
srfh 80 Naffsan tsftns
tsss aisatiss rav. -. aess "a = arrAs
iiia~ - .s@' west Hs~''s S'''' P'"'
tz-is, y u.,ns r.fs Asaaas. ..
nosrsuktiN fsvrHTNE~T CO.
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Ftef~stf hsnsssa ArpfsissFs
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fset foafFA sieaFv8 nnaf stats unifsfsifs.
stfg uafsH. nFaf gAf hns. ftps. TERMS
u y ORR co
fHit ALASKA NtE wN
= - - e - - - - - - se--1T@-
-. Nf9Nt @sAt y ittl-f ~ 49,.
- - 49,
- tHftF N,".tss - sfs"t $780,
sassaa 4fss4sts sifs4 in ssh efafaa street
WIMafIfp nunn
ua.ssn ~ fslasaY nttr
----------------
Will SILL a. - fttaHa t4ffr. ~ cAar ~
terms sisssn hifhN l.n4fvsfd lefe -
~ toe hasakA ffNhn ~ hgilrfafd uh+
HsfNHeAt Wv Hse NNHaf ~ wv ftsatiAe
Nv ~.tsF tssrirs frait trees hs-ry
ts5ss.. 1919 ~ s~r.fati~s ralrs.r
- sffn - 5..ff M $500
ffENtfftfftu tl,-fsy
80 -. A.s.+-s-. 80. -. a.
- - 1900 - 49, $1,000
-. - ,ss..sss.s Il
4 hagusin ulg ns~ rns-isfn thtss
E.sifa nattses thfaP ffnig psnrr teriia
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fur he
sOnethi|
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he she
any pla
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sell to |
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NAS nE NASTFu DAVIS co.
e. ifAfsIN Asnaarf
anf { STAR it1fd tiluTs
aala AR fna ~.
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SPORTING GOODS.

: n.l, ma F''.' ave Qua. P'',el;;
The Springfield herald., 1906-02-02
STATE MILITIA USED.
70 Remove a Child from Home for
Dependent Children.

Denver-It took Adjutant General
Wells and his assistant, Colonel kel-
| ley, under the orders of Acting Gov
ernor Fred w Parks, to get little Miss
Eva May Rockefeller, aged eleven
years, out of the Home for Dependent
Children at Denver and deliver her
into the care of her father and step
! mother.
Frank Rockefeller, the girls father,
was formerly resident OF Pueblo.
Last December complaint was made
that Eva Rockafeller was being sub
jected to improper influences. and
through the efforts of District Attorney
w. II. White of Pueblo the child was
sent to the state home. Recently
Rockefeller married an estimable wo-
man of Lawrence, Kansas, and imme-
diately set to work to regain posses
sion of the child. He presented pc
tition to Acting Governor Parks. who
says he satisfied himself the child
would be properly cared for and not
subjected to evil influences.
Wednesday Acting Governor Parks
issued an order releasing the girl from
the state home. Thursday morning
the State Board of Control. which had
not been consulted in the matter, held
an Indignation meeting and refused TO
recognize the acting governors au-
thority. Friday morning Governor
Parks ordered Adjutant General Wells
to procure the child from the home
The adjutant general. accompanied by
Assistant Adjutant General Kelly, pro-
ceeded at once to the home and Sc
cured the child and turned her over
to Governor Parks at the statehousc
The latter at once gave her into the
keeping of her parents, who took her
to their home at Lawrence, Kansas
. The members of the board believe
that the acting governor greatly ex-
ceeded his authority, as the home is
charitable and not, a penal Institution.
The Springfield herald., 1906-02-02
BRIBES TO REPORTERS.
President Roosevelt, Gives Publicity to
CHARGES AGAINST Beef Trust.

Washington-By authority of Presi-
dent Roosevelt correspondence was
made public at the White House Fri
day relating to methods alleged to
have been employed by attorneys for
| the beef packers, who are under in
dictment at Chicago. to influence pub
lie opinion in behalf of the packers.
The documents consist of commu-
nication: made to Attorney General
Moody ~ United States District Attor-
ney Morrison of Chicago, setting out
certain alleged facts regarding the
payment of sum Of money to Chi
cago newspaper reporter by one OF the
attorneys for the beef packers; letter
from the attorney general to the Pres
ident transmitting Mr. Morrison's re-
port expressing the opinion that no
way existed under the law by which
the alleged offense could be punished.
and letter from the President to the
attorney. general directing the publica-
tion of the correspondence in order
that the public might be informed of
one situdSion, at least which the gov
ernment has to meet jim prosecuting the
case against the packers.
District Attorney Msfrison says: Il
haze the. .hGnor to say that on the 9th
NSc oi beceHlpei, l'oo, lug ueoi Sc
w. Brown. VINO is one of the attorneys
for the packers in the beef trust case.
gave to Mr.. Hasler, who is re-
porter for the Inter-Ocean. and who re-
ports the proceeding of the beef
trust case. certain amount of money,
ostensibly as a Christmas present. the
exact amount l do not know, and di-
rected him to give 800 of 1t to Mr.. Ell
well, who is a reporter for the city
press of Chicago and who is also de-
tailed to report the court proceedings
in this case, and whose reports are
used by all the newspapers of Chicago
and largely by the Associated Press. y
The Springfield herald., 1906-02-02
JOINT STATEHOOD WINS.
Administration Program Carries in the
: House.

Washington.-When the smoke of
the liveliest legislative battel of the
session had cleared up in the House
"Wednesday Speaker Cannon and his
organization were in complete control
and the joint statehood program of the
administration had been adopted
Forty-three Republican insurgents
went down to defeat, having voted
vainly with the Democrats to gain con-
troll of the rule the terms OF which
are TO govern the statehood bill in the
passage through the House.
The vote ordering the previous ques-
tion on the rule was 1872 ayes, and 165
nays. This clearly defeated the opposi
.tion, the full strength of which was
polled, and little interest was taken on
The vote for the adoption of the rule,
which was carried by a majority OF
thirty. y
The rule adopted provides that the
bill granting statehood 10 oklahoma
and the Indian Territory as "Oklaho-
ma and Arizona and New Mexico as
S..Arizona' shall be debated until 3
O'clock Thursday and, then Voted on
without opportunity of amendment.
The Springfield herald., 1906-02-02
Whose Say-so Is Best I?

With nearly all medicines put up for
sale through druggists, one has to take
tive value OF course. such testimony is
not that of disinterested party and
accordingly is not to be given the same
credit as II written from disinterestcd
motives. DIR. Pierce's medicines, how
ever, form single and therefore striking
the confidence of invalids does not rest
solely upon their makers say so or
praise. Their ingredients are ma tiers of
public knowledge. being printed on each
sufferers are taken into DIR. Pierce's full
confidence. Scores of leading medical
men have written enough to fill volumes
in praise OF the curative value of the
several ingredients entering into these
we'll known medicines.
Amongst these writer's we 6nd such med
icsl lights as Prof Finley Ellnewood NJ D..
John King N. D.. late OF Cincinnati. Ohio;
low. of Jefferson Medical College. Of Pa.
and q. scores p, OF Others equally eminent
the worst cases of female weakness. prolap-
sns, anteversion and retroyersion and corrects
irregularities cures painful periods. dries up
tude Of other diseases peculiar TO women. omen
secret ba ne
tlonr of regularly educated physician OF
large experience In the cure of womans
peculiar ailments. who frankly and con1d
ingly takes his patients into his full con-
fdence by telling them just what his Pre-
scription - is composed of OF no other medi-
cine put up for womans special 1naladies
and sold through druggists. can it be said
that the maker Is not afraid 10 denl thus
frankly. openly and honoraby. by letting
every patient using the same know exactly
what she Is taking.
Sick women are invited to consult Dr.
PlereP. nv latter 81 A VI uupnI.
'ence is guarded as sacrcdly secret and
womanly condolences are protected by
professional privacy. Address DR.. K. v
Pierce. Buffalo. N. Y.
How to preserve health and beauty is
told in Dr. PiGcres Common Sense Med
ical Adviser. Il is free. For paper
covered copy ssnd DR.. X. V. Pierce. Buff
falo; N. Y: 81 one-cent stamps to cover
mailing only; IN cloth binding 81 stamps
DR.. Pierce's $Yjlets cure constipation
The Springfield herald., 1906-02-02
Fort Collins Beet Contracts.

Denver.-A Fort Collins dispatch
says: The Fort Collins Beet Growers
Association met Friday and voted
unanimously, to accept the new. con
tract prepared by the sugar company,
which comedies a rate of S. per ton
for sugar beets. The following Off
GERS were elected for the ensuing year:
Ben Preston. president; A. H. Hite,
vice president; A. Ricketts,, secretary,
and A. Aiken, treasurer. The signing
of acreage of beets for the coming
year will begin at the factory Monday
morning. 1t is thought that the acre
age of last year will be equaled, which
is about 10000 acres, including 1000
acres grown by the Business Mems
Association.
The Springfield herald., 1906-02-02
Loveland Sugar Factory.

Denver.-A Loveiand dispatch says:
The Loveland sugar factory finished
slicing beets at o'clock Friday after
noon, after "a continuous run of ia
days. During this time 100000 tons of
beets We're ground, which produced
100000 sacks of sugar. 1t will require
several days more to clean the factory,
when the entire plant will close down
for the season.. n. ,-r
This is the largest and most success
full run made since the factory
started in 1902, yet, with additional
equipment installed during the last
year, the actual sugar campaign has
been shorter than ever before. Con
tracts have been made for next year.
The Springfield herald., 1906-02-02
RockefeI,er's Bio Gift.

Chicago,e-John d. Rockefeller has
giYen freshproof that he is friendly
toward hs"University of Chicago by
donating s1,45O.000 to the Midway
school, of which he is the founder, and
to which he has given total of $16,-
399,922 in seventeen years. OF the
sum given Monday the interest on
100000 is to be devoted to Mrs. Har-
per, widow of the late president, for
life.
This, with $4,000 life insurance her
husband carried, $4,000 given her and
her husband six years ago by Mr.. Rock
efeller and the $500 just voted her
by the university trustees will assure
her competence.
The Springfield herald., 1906-02-02
Ia Sal Forest Reserve.

Washington-The forest service OF
the Department of Agricultural has an
nounced the establishment on the
eastern boundary of Utah of new for
est reserve to be known as La Sal for
est reserve. having an acreage of 1885,
462 acres. The tract lies between the
Grand and Dolores rivers and extends
. few miles over the state line into Col
orado.
Embraced within the reserve Is the
La Sal range. containing peaks of from
IL. 500 to 10000 feet, and a part OF the
lorg ceetcrn slope from those noun
tains.