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The Washington times., 1906-04-26
BASEBALL.

Nationals vs.. New York today at
American League Park Game called At
o'clock.
On Sunday Connie Mack's Athletics
and Manager Grifiths Highlanders will
play a championship game in New York
for the benefit OF the San Francisco
sufferers. Rube -Waddell and Happy
Jack ChesbrO VIII oppose each other in
the box.
A suggestion has been made that the
New Yorlzs and Washingtons get togeth-
er on Sunday. the proceeds OF the game
to go 10 the same cause
After Brooklyn Nationals had piled UP
four runs in the fourth. on Tuesday.
against New York. the latter won out
in the last half Of the ninth on a double
steal.
Odweu of St. Louis. had rib broken
in the game with Cincinnati on Tues
day He was hit by a pitched bali.
Footballs not 50 worse.
Frank Naronoy, Manager Tenney's
new pitcher. seems to have made good.
lowed but seven hits 10 Duggleby's
eight. Errors on the part Of the Quaker
fielders were responsible for their de-
feat.
The Tri-State League opened its 1905
season yesterday.
Maybe that 70 to looks bad. but when
you consider that Boston had 10 make
up for lost time it appears in a different
light.
Webber, of George Washington. was
all the candy in the game with Washing
ton and Lee on Tuesday Out of three
hits made by the local cOach-player, one
was a homer, and one a twO-Sackcr-
Captain Bradley was also there with the
goods. He sacrificed neatly twice con-
base hit.
The Washington times., 1906-04-26

Until the return OF Chairman Harding
of the Automobile Club OF America. who
has charge of the work now being done
by the club III placing siguboards on the
main highways between New York and
Boston and also 10 Philadelphia nothing
definite viii be done. The design has
been chosen and the signs are being
made MI Harding viii return TO the
city in a few days and early in May il
is expected tie first of the new signs
will be placed.
The Washington times., 1906-04-26
ASEBALL GOLF : RACING : BOXING : ROWING ATHLETICS
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Results of Yesterdays Games.

J" aSSsnlngton, 4; New York. 2.
nllauelphia. 3. Boston. o.
81 Louis. 4: Chicago. .
Detroit, ,: Cleveland, 2
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Earned rllns-Wa WashingtOn. Z: New
York, ? First base by errors-NVash shing-
ton, ]; New York. / Left on bases
Washington. 5; New York, g. First base
on balls-On ChesbrO, I; on L-aroy, J.
Innings pitched-By Chesbro. 1. by La
roy, T. Hits made-On Ches bro. 5: of
Laroy. 2 Struck Out-By Patten !: by
Chesbro. 3; by Laroy. 2 Home run
Hickman TwC-base hit-I.aBorte. Sac
riiice hits-Schlahy. Williams S.olen
Dases-Cross, Anderson %. Stahl o.
Passed ball-kittredge. Umpire-M-
sheridan Time Of game hour and 20
minutes.
The Washington times., 1906-04-26

Beginning with the current month and
continuing until December. the motor
car viii be an active factor in the sport.
ing world Already thirty-siX events
have been scheduled, OF which clever
Canada. four for France. three for Italy
three for the British Isles, two for Hun
gary, three for Germany. two fol
Belgium, and one each for Sicily and
Switzerland.
The Washington times., 1906-04-26
Standing of the Clubs.

NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Results Of Yesterdays Games.
Boston. g. Brooklyn. .
New York. 9: Philadelphia
Cincinnati. s. ST Louis
Pittsburg, 4; Chicago. !
The Washington times., 1906-04-26
Games Today.

NeW FORK at Washington
boston AZ Philadelpbia-
ChicagO at ST Louis.
Cleveland at Detroit.
The Washington times., 1906-04-26

Stahl get two nice singles, but Wa,
left on base both times.
The Washington times., 1906-04-26

Nationals vs.. New York today at
American League Park Game called at
4 o'clock.
The Washington times., 1906-04-26

"Batted for Laroy In ninth.
Washington ..... 3 0 0 / o x-T
New York ----..- 0 2 o.
The Washington times., 1906-04-26

Nil connected with the first hit and
brought home the first score.
The Washington times., 1906-04-26

After BROOKLYN Nationals had piled Up
four runs in the fourth. on Tuesday.
against New York. the latter won out
in the last half Of the ninth on a double
steal.
The Washington times., 1906-04-26

'Yeager called out for Chase's inte
ference
The Washington times., 1906-04-26

Maybe that 70 TO looks bad, but when
you consider that Boston had TO make
up for lost time it appears in a different
nOhf
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1906-08-10

~ a Eeldman, goods tuInto y
I'D county poor CHI &. y q
u Beyn3 ollSon, expensss 81
,AtissIps9 county businsss y. 8 q
] q Aoorshsad, cofan for
county poor Henry ]. .g.... \. % d
John Burton, bridge work -. 8 q
q Burton, Sheriff fees NJ
stats y smith. .... 81. 10 d
Merchants Bank Of Pembina, II
rent for rooms for States AZ W.
tofuey .... $50. .s..5....... 81 d
Peter Freshett, goods furnish
ed county poor Nesbit ct al. 10 II
William Fowler, hauling
freight etc. ....a.8........... 5 D
Sig Sigurdson, services as
commissioner and mileage. 81 &
T r Shaw, stationery for
county officers. ............. Is u
F G Myrick, cash advanced
transportation county poor. 2 &
F G Myrick, services as
county commissioner viewing
bridges..... .............. % 81
Louis Bouvette, bridge work. 4 *
Frank Budlee, bridge work. 49,. 81 OK
Charles Bouvette, bridge work q OK
WD ouglas, bridge work. 49,. 9O(
F G Myrick, bridge work 49,. q OK
Board adjourned until July 12th 1907
at 9 q. m.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1906-08-10

Board met pursuant to adjournment
Members present Fred j. Farrow, F. c.
Myrick, Abe Cox, Sig Sigurdson and j.
N. Horgan.
The following bills were audited and
allowed:
Robert Strachan, sheriff fees
State vs. Hopper. 80 Il
Fargo Bridge g. Iron Co, ma
terial for bridges. ........... so &
Robert Strachan, sheriff fees
State vs. Priggie. ........... 99(
Pink Paper, publishings COM
missioners proceedings. 2;
E w Conmy, fees in the mat
ter of the insanity of Mrs
6mltn. b u
A E Myrick, rent of building
for county poor.... Sc o.
John Robbie, goods furnished
county.poor Graham. ...... "a On
n N Stiles, labor and repairs
court house. ............... II .;
Jas G.sBaN, justice fees Huff
man case .................. 2;
T r Shaw, medicine furnished
county poor End quarter. SO o.
7 r Shaw, glass;! paint and
wall paper for court house.. los 8
r r Shaw. telephone account
Tor June. ................... 70 y
John BjorDason, board and
care county poor Sigurdson. AZ
Halldor Viystson, board and
care county poor Jonsdottir. 30
Carl X Soeby, wolf bounty. 30
Thomas Freeman, wolf bounty 20
7 Thorwaldson, goods furnish
5s ed county poor Olson ....... Q
4 j Briden, goods furnished
county poor Bartletts ct al. $50
The Walhalla Furniture Co,
coffin for county poor Bruce g Q
james Is Wilson, Sheriff fees
State 70 Williams !. !. s. !. 4. 8 o
q james A Wilson, Sheriff fees
State 70 Erickson !. /. !. I. j. s. !. &. 10
Swain Thofwsldson, postage
Andftor's Office 3 I. !. ]. i. u. IS
Thofbiofg Einarson, care b
eoanty poor Baker /. d. 81. a6 Q
R FSsYuaon, cash advanced
Sss 1tats nj Thist !. I. q
& = 6hsssrt nil visit q
!. !. Is .
- seap buoths
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1906-08-10
commissioners
Proceedings.
[oFFlciAL.l
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Board met pursuant to adjournment.
Present Sigurdson, Farrow, Horgan and
Cox.
This being the day set by the board
for final action on certain petition
signed by Edmund Forbes and sixty
others asking for change in boundaries
in school District No. "a and No. 81, by
taking from School District No. "a all OF
sections q, 26 and IS also E1s Of sec
tons %, q and "a all in township 162 N.
of range IS west and adding the same to
School District No 81.
On motion duly seconded and carried
the petition was granted and it is hereby
ordered and declared that all of sections
@, 26 and IS also East half of sections
%, q and "a in township 1872 N. of range
IS west be aud the same are hereby
made part Of School District No. 81 of
Pembina County, North Dakota.
Board adjourned until July 9th 1906
at p. m.
JULY 9th 1906.
Board met pursuant to adjournment.
Members present Fred J. Farrow, F. G..
Myrick, Abe Cox, Sig Sigurdsoa and j..
N. Morgan.
Justice report Of James A. Minder for
quarter ending May 3lst 1906 approved
and fees allowed as follows:
James A Minder, justice fees
justice court. ...............S 20
Sidney REILLY, witness fees JUS
tlce court. Observation-Disclosures. 80
G Gudmundson, witness fees
justice court. ............... 40
S Gudmundson, witness fees
justice court. 40
V A Reilly, witness fees jus
tice court. ................. 2 80
o Fitz maurice, witness fees
justice court. Observation-Disclosures. 2 ~
Justice report of Chas. Perrault for
quarter ending Martch 31st 1906 approx
ed and fees therein allowed as follows:
Chas Perrault, justice fees. ...s 60
VIM O'Hara, constable fees
justice court. ............... 4 90
Arthur Houston, witness fees. 50
G Mccall, witness fees justice
court .............. gu
j Sedore, witness fees justice
court. .....- III
H Bertrand, witness fees JUS
tice $50. 2 &C
The following bills we're aud
tied and allowed
P E Erickson, wolf bounty. IS 16 0C
Edward wston, wolf
bounty .......... ........... 2 O(
Board.:adjourned until July 18th 1906
at 9 a. m.
rrYr 11Al 1ooo
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Board adjourned until July 12th 1906
JULY 18th 1906.
Board met pursuant to adjournment.
Members present Fred j. Farrow, F. G.
Myrick, Abe Cox, and j. N. Morgan.
The following bills were audited and
allowed:
Horace Crowston, wolf bountys 200
James G Ball, justice court
fees ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 2 20
H P Often, witness fees in
justice court. observation-disclosures. so
WIN Pleasance, bridge work.. 10 90
Fred j Farrow, services as
county commissioner and
mileage Al 10
F G Myrick Jr, wood furnish
ed county poor etc. ......... % Is
Mrs Geraldine, board and care
county poor End quarter. 210 90
H q Thomson, case for Drain
age Records. .............. 50
j N Horgau, commissioner
services and mileage ....... % 90
I ] Baskin, repairs at court
mouse z 70
George Baker, repairs at court
mouse y W
j R Moorehead, repairing
court room and other repairs SO 65
F G lMyrick, commissioner
services and mileage. -. :, As Is
Abe Cox, commissioner SER
vices and mileage. .......... 70 sc
Elliott-Fisher Company, one
Elliott book typewriter and
table ........ .............. us %
Board adjourned until July 10Th 1906
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1906-08-10

JULY l1th 1906.
Board met pursuant to adjournment.
Members present Fred j. Farrow, F. G.
Myrick, Abe Cox, Sig Sigurdson and ].
N. Horgan.
The following bills were audited and
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1906-08-10

bOard met pursuant to adJOurnment.
Members present Fred j. Farrow, F. G..
Myrick, Abe Cox and j. N. Horgan.
The matter of estimating what the
expenses for the ensuing year was taken
up. After a careful consideration of
the matter the following itemized state-
ment Of the probable expenses for the
ensuing year was found. This state.
ment being based upon the expenses for
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-01-03
X CT: i,l;.nlnr,'si Bath.

Speaking of cleanliness in China Rev F. J. Hardy says in his "John China man at HCme:" @'Before the Chimes. were prohibited from emigrating to th. Philippine Islands the fare from Amn, to Manila was for them SD first caG> $1o second. Those in the latter c'a~ had to take d bath hefore landing in order to escape this terror mal used to travel first class who woul. otherwise have gone second A whole family of Chinese will make their al !utions one after another in about :. pint of unchanged water in the sam, basin.''
 MT. Hardy tells of conscientious servant ''The principal dish at break fast was to be deviled turkey. Devil very bad word he said to himself How can writer The dish appeared as 'd-d turkey"
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SALOON CHANGES.

Nat Allen has closed his Main street saloon permanently, and here after Mr. Allen will be connec' ed W tn his brother, J. w. Allen, at the Hotel 1ralock bar. Mir. Allen will first make a trip abroad for tine, on ac- count of his health, and immedia ely on his return will associate himself with his brother Nat Allen is one cf the best known saloon sts in the city, and one of the most popular. If he has an enemy, no one kn ws it. His change is made necessary by his physical condition, as he has be n id up with a lame leg for some t.me. a9d will have this treated and erred if possible before resuming businss op- cations of any kind
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BANK BOOkKEEPER MISSING.

Texarkana, Jan. SC. w. Mullin, bookkeeper at the TeXarkana Nation ai bank, has mysteriously disappear ed. The last seen of him by any one here was at neon yesterday at the bank.
 Two hours earlier he had bid ms wife and child goodbye as usual, ar ter handing her a deed to their home as a New Years present.
 His accounts at the bank are re- ported o. K, and as his nome life seemed ideally happy. his friends are greatly puzzled at his disappearance.
 His wife is almost wild with grlef and insists that Der husband has met with foul play.
 The bank officials say they are as greatly mystified as any one over the strange disappearance.
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STEPPING BL[Czc
 T ' as4i,ss44l Gf S1.F1j
 ~ ARE BEING PUT DOWN AND COMPLAINTS WILL SOON
 CEASE.
'hsre Were 169 Put Down in Novetn. sl5 < N N VA " 4s' Y WY sstsi ..i...sa per, and Work Progressing
 Rapidly as Possible.

Progress is being made in laying stepping blocks at the street cra5sz l&2s of the city, and it will nGW ba ltt a short time until complaint about this much needed improvement will be hnshed, so it is said The s5eDDina. blocks, it will be renscm3 rel. were ordered put down Wher VT needed at session of the city caui ell some t;me ago; but the work during tho holidays has been slow because the contractors ceuld not secure Iaboroi.s 10 help them in turning the blocks cut. Just 169 stepping blocks were made in the month of November. if is said and the work is now progress ing just as rapidly as possible under the circumstances.
 With these blocks laid al every street crossing, the citizens of Pine Bluff enjoy one of the most needed Improvements yet undertaken bv the council, and they will learn to hold the present city officials in greater esteem.
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PAINTER THE NOMINEE.

Frankeort, Ky. Jan. 3.-Judge
 Thomas H. Paynter of the Kentucky court of appeals was nom mated on tse first ballot taken in joint eau GUS last night to select Democratic candidate for United States senator 10 succeed J. c. s. Blackburn. The termination carries with it the cer- ta;nty of. election, as the Democrats have more than two-thirds of the combined vote in both branches of the legislature. The vote was as fol lows: Judge Thomas H. Paynter 59, Senator J. c. s. Blackburn 34, w. E. pa'dencan 10. Congressman David H
 Smith 1. Necessary to nominate 53.
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MUSICAL RECITAL.
To Be Given by Hospital and Benev-
 oent Association.

OiCiIt StSaCStdIiOIt'
 The Ladies' Hospital and Benevo- lent association held an interesting meeting at the home of Mrs P. M. Kilroy Tuesday afternoon. The trans action of routine business was en- livened by the decision on the part of the association to accept the ser vices of Miss Agnes Harrison, the splendid young musician, who has created such a furore in Little Rock and elsewhere, with her gifts and talents as a musician. and who has offered to give a benefit recital in Pine Bluff some time in January for the association.
 Miss Harrison's services are abso- lutely free, and she is giving her ser vices to aid the good cause off'tne association.
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Y.=M. .c. A. WON.

Tn an inter sting but slow game Of football. on account of the mud, be- tween the Y. M. C. A. and the eoiIega boys. the Y. M. C. A. won the final game by a score of P to 0. The most of the gains were made by long end runs and through F. NcCammon, r.eht guard of the college boys team, which proved the weakest point III their line.
 Y. NJ. c. A.-C. Sparks, left eHd; E. Tucker. left tackle; j. Hulson 1a;s guard; C. Hanf, center: NJ. Ga1lieher, r,obt guard; B. Culbertson, righ' tackle: o. Hcnnet. right end. C. Mul lin. left half back: M. Heiabfre right half back; J. Brady, full pack; F. Rcinberger, quarter
 College boys-D. Buffet, left end; H. Wt.old,idse, left tackle; F. Mar. tin. left guard; C. Troupe, center: F. McCammon, right guard; E. Philpot, right tackle; G. Beard, right end; 5. Dewoody, left half back; z. Tanker sley. right half back: c. Cross, full back: J. B. Hilzheim. quarter.
 Score-22 to 0 in favor of the Y. NJ. c. A.
 Touchdowns-C Null n ?, c. Sparks 1. B. Culbertson 1.
 Interesting features of the game were M. Gallagher on line-buck, C, Muffin on end, runs, and s. Dewoody on tackling.
 Referee Ramsey of A. NJ. A.
 w. G. J.oss time keeper.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-01-03

Park View Land company to C. F. O'Neal: lots } and i, block S, Park view addition, S5G0.
 J. R. Core, clerk to Carl Voss; ne Fl 1f-5-1o. $3S5.
 T. Y. Murphy to T. C. Edgar; part of loi 1, Finnerty's addition, $1,5oo
 w. J. Hadson to Joseph Bcster; ne sv 27---fo, $10o,
 Alex F@rdue to James Goodwin; lot }, block 40, Tannehill and Owens addition. SOC
 5. c. Walt to j. P. Walt and brother;; undivided one-third interest in lot 2, block C, Altheimer, $500.
 D. C. Walt to J. P Walt and brother; undivided one-half interes G-5-7. ct al lands, $11 ,636.
 Mary Seeker to Creed Taylor; lot Sc ne ne, 15-6-9, S1.
 Edmond Godfrey to Lee Anderson; l-2 ne nv, 2-7-11, $4S.
 A. M, Middlebrooks to E. B. Hous- ton; " 1-2 nc, 2-l-11, $200.
 c. Galloway Morris to w. L. Davis; ne S-4-7. ct al lands, $1
 ]. O. Harrison to r. T. ,Lindley; s 1-2 lot i, block 13, Harrisons addition, SEQ
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UNITED CHAR |ES BOARD MEETS AND ELECTS OF TIGERS TO SERVE FOR PRES
 ENT YEAR, J. 4. Clement, Pres dent; Geo. B. Moore, Vice: T. w. Sparks, Sec retary: H. c. Fox. Treasurer
[ A. Clement, President; Geo. B.

The board or united charities met Monday afternoon at the Y. NJ. c. A. ulding and proceeded to elect the following officers for the new year: J. A. Clement, president; Geo. E. Moore, vice president; T. W. Sparks secretray;; II. c. Fox, treasurer.
 This organization proposes to look after any and all cases of charity found in the city, and would apprc ciate any information as to worthy objects of charity. In all such eases please refer to Mf. J. X. Clement or Air Geo. B. Moore. All funds arc td be sent to MT IT. c. Fox.
 The ministers of the city are TO quested to make mention of this or @anization next Sunday in order that the people may understand who thc board is and what il proposes to do.
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Miller and company have moved their Main street saloon from their old stand to the AntIers hotel build ing, and hereafter the popular hos tGlry will have an additional aGyan- tage for the imb bers The move was effected Tuesday morning, and the con pany is now ready for buslnf ss in it's new stand. Miller and company is a new firm here, having begun business but a few months ago but it is understood that the company has Euilt up a good trade The new stand is much better one for the concern than the old one, and it expects to enjoy greatly increased patronage as result of the change.
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LIQUOR HOUSES.
-wenty-Mine Applications for License
 Granted by Judge Kerwin.

County Judge E. J. Kerwin has eraatzd 29 saloon licenses for the year 1906 and more applications are expected The following is the list, those cut of Pine Bluff being so desig- sated:
 l.. and E. Wertheimer, Holland and I-ampert, Star saloon, J. w. Allen. Mack Haney, Joe R. Cromwell, Andy .Icnes, E. B. Harvey (suburban), w. |. Miller and company, V. Fotl and con.pany, John E. Wells, T. E. Buck, Jake Mosby, c. G. Broadway, James .jones. M Cans, P. J. Francis, B. l.. Gccic (ReydeD. Simpson and Smith (R dfelD. N. T. Jenkins (SherrilD, r. H. Jones (EnglishD, John M. Glacie (Grac'e), T. B. Mitchell (Pas- tcriD. T. J. Stokes (Humphrey), w. C. Alexander (Cornerstone), c. H. eThiew (ShelrilD, l.. J. Young (Hum- Dhroy), T. M. Reeves (Humphrey), ard Pine Bluff Bottling company
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HIS LITTLE JOKE.

He (during the narrative): "And be- fore we met again two long years and t,iaht others have rolled by"
 She (sarcastically) "Oh, then some years are longer than others gre they?"
 He: Sure Leap years are one 'ov longer, you know"-Chicagc TVS.
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 EAST END NEWS. * s. * s, * .a 1. <. ]. + ]. .s .ss s

Hiss Mabel Bryant has returned nom d snort visit to.Tyler. Texas.
 Mrs. George Nccorllle is on the sick list
 iss Ruth Lon. has returned from 3 risi; to friends in Jonesboro.
 Miss Graca Brady of Knoxville, @-enn., is sitting Miss Clara Luttrell at no Nebraska street
 Miss Grace Tucker who has been visiting Miss Vera Joyce. returned to her hone at Fair Oaks today.
 Mrs. J. J. Pegg left this morning for her home at Stuttgart after a weeks visit with friends.
 Mrs. NJ. T. Walters will return to her home at Houston, Texas after bending a week with her parents. 9fr. and Mrs. J. c. Hierschspiel..
 Mr. Ben Gocio of Reydel, Ark, is n the city
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bUYS GET THEIR MONEY
UNCLE SAM FURNISH QUARANTINE EPlDEMlc-REcENT CONGRESS AUTHORIZES siDENT TO PREVENT THE SPREAD DISEASE.

Washington, D. C., Jan. 3.-The :. e&2urs department has handed down on opinion in which it is held that tile president is authorized to pay the state of Arkansas Sf5.o00, represent ing claims now due, which developed through the enforcement of the quar- antine law of Arkansas between August 1 and October 31, 1905, in
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GEO. LIST OUT AGAIN.

After being confined to his bed and room for quite while on account of illness, MT George List, candidate for assessor, is ah'e to be out again, and mingle with his friends. thoush he has not yet regained his usual strength and v;gor.
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preventing and sUppres5ng the spread of yellow fever
 Under the act of March 3, 1905, the president k authorized to use the un- expended balance of suns appropriate ed by the sundry civil appropriations, n addition to $100,ooo, to prevent the spread of disease during the epi- demic, which threatened to spread generally.
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Makiga.. CLN E.ota.ocs Ne4x.

This is the way new potatoes are manufactusSi in Pa,i.: Old potatoes. the cheapest aud smallest t:lat can be purchased, are bought by :he rafsto- l2llrs de pomlncs Ge terre. as they are "alica. who carry their property to the banks of the Seine. a good supply of water being necessary. The potatoes are put into tubs half filled with watc7' then they are viz 3"oi,Sly stirred abou; by the feet and lees of the manufat- turers, who roll up their trousers an1 stamp on the raw potatoes until the, have not only completely rubbed Gi4 their dark skins. but have also give,t them that smooth and satin-like az pearance which is so mucl, appreciate" by gormand&. They are then dried neatly wrapped in paper and alrange in small baskets, which are sold at t! marchands des conestibles for , f!.alu. apiece. The oddest part of the who,s business is that the rafistOleurs mafe no secret of their trade
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CASUALTY LIST G B1
 NMOSCOW NOW RUNS UP IN
 NUMBERS TO MORE THAN pE 2,5oo.
:al Losses Probably Never Be Known, but Records Show 543 \
 Killed and 1,o16 Wounded. 

oscow. Va St. Petersburg, Jan 3.
 is imposible to ascertain the total es resulting from the 10 days ,lution, as many of the dead and .nded have not been reported at Hospitals, public and private, and e of the bodies have been incin. ed. But a personal tour of the 3ital shows there were 54S killed
 IO16 wounded. One hundred and .snty--fOur of the injured taken to r,itaIs have died.
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FLYING.

Gunner: "And was the racing au- tcmobile going so very fast?"
 Guyer: 'I should say so. Why, after the accident when they went to look for the First Aid to the Injured look it was in the next county. - Chicago News.