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q sin. Nevertheless l decided that 1t
was my duty to make my Laura hap
ply, and in doing SO l made myself
happy as we'll.
Having lived ten years scorned by
many Of my former p~arishioners | can
now tell the secret which vindicates
me. Two girls who were toiling for a
living me and became room mates.
The older hearing of a position only
open to men assumed mans dress and
secured it. The younger was of much
assistance in q feature of the elders
work at which she was deficient, and
the salary was divided between them.
For convenience they were married at
the same time, each promising on oath
not to divulge the secret SO long as the
other lived except in ase either really
married, and then only to the husband.
Suddenly the girls became rich. Then
the one who had acted the mans part
claimed the fortune. Leaving her sup
posed wife she kept house by herself,
with a housekeeper, but still personal
ing to all the world a man.
The younger after meeting me en-
deavored to secure her portion of the
fortune and, falling, finally sued for a
divorce on a charge that the elder
could not disprove without revealing
her sex. The claimant won and soon
after the elder divided the estate with
her in lieu of paying alimony. The
elder has recently died, and we are
absolved from secrecy.
WILLARD C. IRVING.
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HoLY CHURCH

Sunday next is the third Sunday
after Easter. Holy Communion, lplain)
8 a. m. Sunday School $50 a. m.
Holy Eucharist and sermon 10. 80 a.
m. All are cordially invited.
Arthur Pratt, Rector.
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When the baby talks, it is time to
give HOLSTERS Rocky Mountain Tea.
1t is the greatest baby medicine
known TO loving mothers. 1t makes
them eat, sleep and grow. IS cents.
Tea or Tablets.-R. Knaul.
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Milton McAhren is laid up with
tonsilitis.
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Charter Oak

F. c. Brinker is enjoying a visit
from his brother j. L. of Maquoketa
this week.
Miss Vena Hinrichsen of Manila
is spending the week with her parents
here.
D. H. McWilliams and daughter
Hazel drove to Denison Friday after
noon.
F. H. Davis went to Sioux City
Thursday morning, and returned in
the evening accompanied by his
daughter Clara, who had undergone
an operation for appendicitis. Clara
seems to be improving IS rapidly as
could be expected.
A letter from F j. Roberts reports
him and his family as enjoying the
best of health in their Washington
home.
H. Solttenberg returned from a
business visit in Council Bluffs Fri
day.
T. c. and Clifford Wilson, of New
Lexington, Ohio, are visiting the
Mains and Hardy families since Tues
day Of this week.
L. shames of Williamsburg, la.
bought the stoltenberg & Jones stock
and has a number of clerks employed
this week in closing out. They expect
to be closed out in about ten days.
A lawsuit is in progress today be-
tween Carl Feck and Carl Hoppe, two
neighbors, who disagree as to the
terms of the lease. A number Of wit
nesses are %subpoened and we predict
that the winner will be the loser in
the end.
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Monday.

M onday.
Richmond: John S. Harrison and wife
to Mamie Otey Carpente 10 10 1-2-12 feet
4 on east line OF 1eadow Street. 1859 10 1-2-12
4 feet north Of Grove Avenue. s., 6oo.
Martha II. Phillips to i. II, Phillips.
4 30 feet on west line OF Adams Street.
subject to certain reservations, s..
Harriet r. and A. D. Wren to Samuel
n. Eotze. Is feet on north line OF Han
II over Street 40 l-12 feet west OF Meadow
street. subject to o deed ii Of trust for
4 s2.25O, 1890 i $50
Ruben Burton 70 David Lowenberg.
ls1 is feet on Main Street. northeast cor
ncrg OF Adams Streets. 81, 900, 81.
. west limo OF Park Street. 1a7 81 feet
soa.h B 5SH sifee e., eoese,,a r. Shields
\ 30 feet on west limo Of Church Street.
4 between Rowe and Maiden Lane. s., 600.
Mary g and 3, w; !, b. West TO- Eugene
east side Of Seventeenth Street between
Broad and Marshall Street, 81, $50. 81. u A7
John 8. Davis and wife to Elbert =.
Davis e. feet on east side OF Church
EsW.5 9: Day 20 irwin Watkins i Zee.
south OF Cumberland Street. 8, $50
deonge WISE ss trustee ana Een L.
& ana Nluude VI 46nell Il 10 III onH ~ fThHeTt
Z 81 ll-12 feet on east limo OF Munford
Street. AFRAID 4 feet north Of Marshall
= Hannah i. and ". B. Logan 10 George
I d $ Pearmnn3 and John w. "a Hughes
8161 IL PIP feet OH west line OF Eighth
Street. s4es1-22-1s feet north OF Leigh
Henrlco: 2. D. ana 3. NJ. Gum to
julien Gum, lots Nos. 20, n and 2s in
section. 8, plan OF "The Plateau" 1915. as
5 Bounding Hospital to Same lots Nos.
81, IS and 20 in block 8, plan Of Tho
Pintenu," 1915. 555 l5y
John "A. Mccready and wife to Cor
nclin r. Shields, 72 feet on Cary Street,
1, II. Cordes and wife to Frank b.
Trnylor, lots Nos. Q and a md 10 to 81.
I. both Inclusive, In block No, 2. plan Of
!. Oak Park $3.50 selfl 5Sss3 .5s J5
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Grain Exports for Week.

& NEW YORK, Juno o.--"Bradstreet's"
reports the exports Of grain for the week,
with connpa riso1s, figures lii bushels, as
follows: Wheat. flour included. 38oI,oo7,
against 2,526.73S last week. I476,s4o In
this week last year, 1,4s2.oS2 IN 1904
and 4,10l,317 II 1903; from July 1st,
1882, o1S, compared with eo,o13,247 last
in 1908; corn, $3.50, contrasted with
614,s15 last week. 1,1os,1 this week a.
year ago, $3.50 III 1904 and s24,S15 In
1909, from July list l0s 6Os,S44. against
1908, 231g Mn 1906 4o,sl5,s44 In 1904 and
G3,2o9 GAL IN 1908. l33
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II, Grinlth and wife and D. r. q rlalth
northwest corner OF Mulberry Street,
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The. Weeks Property Transfers.

/ oyer Street. 60 feet west Of Plum Street;
also, Use of IS SO foot alley running from
above property to Plum Street, 81 ;2G0 s
~ Fenrico: Jane a. Potter to- j. Shirley
\ Hobson.815 acres on Charles City Road,
about II miles from Richmond $45o. ga S
81 y ~ NJ Conner and wife to Jane "A. Pot
ter. lot No -, section "a, plan Of Beech
wood Park So ;s5 Isl
=. NJ. Conner's executors and a. Mel
vile Conner to same, part OF lot N 10. IS,
section A. plan OF Beechwood Park, $40.
j. r. g Polar I'd and wife to Hurry Car
ter, lot 80 by LIS feet, beginning 210 feet
from northwest corner OF 8 and Twenty
fifth Streets, 400. 318l
Fairmount Land Company to J T..
Nuckols, 306 1-2 feet on Nineteenth Street,
southwest corner OF r Street and 1856 feet
on east line Of Twentieth Street. % feet
south Of r Street, 81, 94250 IS
AS J. B. Winston and wifeSto Benjamin L.
Purcell, 20O.374 acres at. Glen lien, 81 q, $780,
John Hampd en- Chamherlayne to M. Fl.
Omohundro.E 20 feet on north limo OF VIII
lIaH1s Street, GO feet east OF & Ritchle
Street, $500. 8.iss
z "A. w. Patterson, special commissioner.
to Jacob r. Shaw, II IL acres ION the
Westham Road. about seven miles from
Richmond and ia acres on the RI F. and
p. Railroad about seven miles from Rich-
mond, s., 095. III Is, 8
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acres on the Nine Nile Road. about miles
from Richmond, 81. 500.
above, 1900 IL
. w. e. Chaplin and Flora = and G. c. Chaplin
and wife to John 8. 81 Cruickshanks.5 80 feet
on south line OF Railroad Avenue, rs feet
ieastgof Hermitage Road. fs59. S 3
Same to George d. F'riddy and James ~. De-
southwest corner OF Lodge Street. $500 AZ ss&
AiadKe Freddy TO O. c. Chaplin, 81 feet on
west limo OF Deep Run Street, l4s feet south
OF Main Street (R eal Estate Security Company
unltes herein to release "a lien q Q deed Of
n Alice i. Kinney TO 4 William n. Habl1ston.
et acres on south linesof Cary Street Road,
b., 8. Read ana Wis 10 II. u. yinal.a tots
Nos, il and 1sSin block .. section s., plan OF
Highland Springs. 800 Z. 9. " !,
as feet on west line Of Thlrty-irst Street, ~
feet south OF Street. VIZ, z. I,
81 feet on eouth line OF Main Street. los feet
west OF Sycamore Street. y to0 4 3
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4 Hiram +. 6 ates and will to 'Goddin Sup
\ ply Company, 4 nc, 400 feet on mort h side
i Hngue Street, 1893 feet west Of w lliams-
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To / Increase Stock
10 The .rlmes.D lspn.ttct,

lIr IEluCIH9 W. w 47ErPtIFCtF'1
PHILADELPHIA, PAL, June 81 9.-The
Philadelphia Company Is to Issue an
additional 50, COZ. 900 Of common stock. The
proceeds from tho sale Of the security
are 10 be used In paying for the stock
OF tho Beaver Valley Traction Company
and the washington and Y CAnnonsburg
Railway Company, both Of which We're
purchased last year, and for the Apur-
pose OF making improvements and extern
sons The directors have called q spe-
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Tuesday.


:s.: sss x'is t
s9sEh as ss1ts; ;sssss
Of Main street. No l.ss E g 90 \,
ope an e S nGx * see ana
Street. 70 feet east OF Harrison Street. ". YO,ss
= e. hi: 81
Street IS feet east Of Chesapeake and Ohio
Railroad and running back 70 Hague strM ss;
ON which It fronts 80 zee feet ana y feet on west
and wife r t. sa Il 50 fest On ~
G Hs sss i and oh!o RAILROAD ana running
back 8!S Hague Street on which y fronts ~ y
4 Charles y. Arnitage and wife to George
sie ssh feet east Of Thlsiy-arst Street,
and Lsf i I'M Ma, to
feet et on north line 81 Monun.snt Avenue. Nv
SGa1ss & se Mssao and S wss yp.nc
81 street. ~
sfa'sssssatR ], sifssst H. bstwesa Broad and Mar
sss'sh ls 'aR' = VS.
~. Ssssss
a. i, Cole and Wife and n. NJ. Cole to Han
nah I<ossloW, s51 feet on east line OF Twenty.
4 iifth Street, 100 7-lS feet south Of ~ Street,
A. II, and "a, N. Rettaliata TO II p, ,calpen.
stre Mas ana sst tes 4
Oh west iIne Of Twenty -hft tn Street, " feet
north Of Main Street. " bo0, y, !. z 8 =
4 III, p, Back to Rebecca A. Chase, 81 6-1o feet
on north line OF Bacon Street, ls5 ga feet west
Of Second Street. slS.ls, .as n s.
aiss s,s 5as s g; sas
About six miles from Richmond, 81, 900.
as 4 !, Hawkes. and wife * u. 81. curtiss "
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Wednesday,.


Richmond -Ro. b, Shepherd and wife
Twenty-ninth Street. 20 feet south of @
Street and 40 feet on east line OF Twenty
ninth Street. 130 feet south OF O Street,
$500. n q! 81 A $
George B. Gaines TO John P. Branch,
90 feet on & Eighteenth Street, southeast
corner OF Broad Street, 5000
N Edward N. Calisch and wife to James
NfcGraw, 90 feet on Grace Street north
east corner OF Rylnnd Street. SIG, $50.
3 Spencer Cornick. adminlstra tor OF SAM
auel II. Carnick, and as such strustee$to
Irving 7. Sutherland. % feet on east. line
OF Fourth Street. No. 213 South, 1920.
n II, "A. fAIcCurdy$ and wife to Nv. NJ. VIII
son. Il feet on west line OF Mayo Street.
10 feet north OF CYPRESS Alley, $500.
T., y. Tragic and wife to John -,
Pnuer'a oxecutriaa Al 11I-2-12 feet on
feet west Of Sycamore Street. 81. 1850.
IIenrioo--Ja lanes McGraw and wife to
Chesapeake and Ohio Railway Company,
6, 96 acres at intersection Of road for-
merly known as Scott Street and Chess
apeake and Ohio Railway Companies
right Of way, $4,000.
E s, Read and wife to liam r.
Oakley. 1l39 acres adjoining the lands Of
Joseph Boze and others. 1920,
NAPLES. 16 feet on north line of Clal-
borne Street, 317 feet west of Randolph
Street, $500. n 4 N
TAX Title Company Of Richmond to
Leonard Ross. 10 acres adjoining the
lands OF Or. John p, Woodward's estate
and Others, i5'.i II IN
Louisa Lacrusa 10 Robert B. Jones
interest in % feet on the rad leading
from Valley !, Street to Asphanicsville
Turnnika H7h rs E5i Az No ts9ff5f
y, r. Brown and wife to Edward w.
Niarabls. lots Nos. s. and Is In block No,
9. plan Of Barton Heights, =,
Thursday.
Richmond; John 8. Gregory and wife
James S9tlton 80 feet south line
), Vast % tset On north line aa q
Marsha street =, g feet west o. Eish
Sarah j, and r. r. Darlington to same,
feet west sfses
ssit5 GfEnss Il ana arss sS t,ss1 1si5
East IT, 500. ~ r \ Y ~ Fs'ess W. & D
William Y. Mangum to National win
dow and ONCE Cleaning Company dnc').
Martin. a u. Jo g I! ana 59hp Fall g!
on north side OF Denny Street, 1900.
Claudia Haw i, ana u; 0sborn and
@. Baker, 48 feet on west line Of Eighth
Street, between Clay and Lei j Streets,
II, M. Stuart to ElIza 3. Wheary, 20
tses e. , Tes5 line q Ninth stfset No ols
. George Nundertmark and wife to Leila
~ 11llt q Va feet On 9Ath l!As IS HAA,
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sclai meeting Of the stockholders, I'd be
held IN the offices Of the company on
August IA. when action on the propos1.
ton will be taken. IT Ii announced that
the issue will consist OF 100000 shares
{of d par value OF so. 3
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Frida,y,,.l

Friday.
Richmond George j.. Rohn and wife to
T. b, Green, 30 feet on north line Of Grove
avenue: l25 80 feet west Of Straw berry
NJ N. Eimoro and wife to Albert j
Charles, L. Peticolas to John Washing
ton Hughes. A 10 feet OH east limo OF
Eighth Street. No. 635 North. subject TO
deed OF trust for 81 200, 81. 100.
u John Gaines and wife to P. j. Mccarthy.
IS feet on south fine Of I.eg h Street, be-
tween Fourteenth and Fl fteenth. Streets.
and forest I. IN lot y by % feet IN rear
JOIN Il +; SHiH; to william r. Partin, SO
feet on i 81 ts:l ft 81 Street mort Invest
Ada u. and n. ". GOODWIN to Ruby
G, Thomas 901-2 feet on east line OF
Second Street. 50 81, feet south Of Canal
4 Hiram II Gates ana wife to 'Goddin sup
ply Company, me-, 400 feet on north side
Hague Street, 1903 feet west Of Williams rs.
burg Avenue, IS. "a SIX II Isa sT34 vi I
AT, Grialth and wife and p. T. q rlalth
to Eliza beth Werst, AZ feet on roYo avenue,
northwest corner OF Mulberry Street,
HenrIco Anderson to D. E. Poll
lard, Interest in GO feet on north line Clni-
borne Street, GO feet from northwest corner
'G6$ '|a5IlS 10 lIBD 10
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sHERIfF,s SALE OF REAL EsTA1'

First publication May S, 1895
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sUnMONs
In the Superior Court of San Juan County
Washington.
Charles r. TakahaShi Plaintiff


In the Superior Court of San Juan County,
Charles T. fakahashi Plaintin
VI.
II. c. Belt, a. administrator Of the estate Of
heirs Of George Nelson, deceased, and all
other persona or parties unknown, Claiming
any right title, estate, Hen or interest IN the
real estate described in the complaint here
The State Of washington to the unknown
heirs OF George Nelson, deceased, and all other
ttie. estate, lien or interest in the real estate
described in the complaint herein, the above
named defendants.
You and each Of you are hereby summoned
tee,ith day Of April 1895, and defend the above
entitled action IN the above entitled court, and
answer the complaint Of the plaintiff, and serve
torneys tor plaintiff at their Office below stated,
and in case Of your failure 50 to do Judgment
will be rendered against you according to the
demands Of the complaint, which has been fled
with the clerk Of said Court.
The object OF said action Is to fnreclose mort
gage given BY George Nelson to the above
corded In the ofhce Of the county auditor Of san
Juan County, Washington, in volume Of mort
cages at page Al, wherein said George Nelson
20 vn1 10 ds
County, Washington, towit:
Southeast quarter Of northeast quarter Use. n
Of Ne. ~ aud east half of southeast quarter (E.
Y Of Sc: ~ Of section thirteen (13l township
thirty aix (36) north, range two (al west W. n.
And to have the above described property sold
Tor the purpose of paying the amount due the
lars ($6o), with interest thereon at the rate OF
ten per cent per annum from February a. 1oo7,
until paid; sixty -four dollars $50 paid BY said
plaintiff for taxes on said property and thirty
and disbursements of this action.
SHANK & SMITH,
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Notice Of Sale Of Second Class Tide Laads
Appllcstiens Nes. 43sl ana 4lse

Applications Mes. A34l and ass
NOTICE Is HEREBY CIvHN That on the 10Th
day Of June, 1906 at the hour of 10 O'Clock
in the forenoon, ON said day, ut the door Of the
Court House in San Juan County, washington,
the following described secoud-cAass Tide Lands
will be sold at public auction 70 the highest
bidder therefor. tout;
All tide and shore lands Of the second class.
owned by the State Of Warrington, situate in
front Of, adjacent to or upon that portion Of the
government meander line lying in front Of lot J.,
Sec; 8. Tp. s. north range swest ". NJ, and also
and g same township and range; thence south
on the meander lire In front Of lot !, section 9
from the west boundary line Of said lot would
intersect said meander line, and having q total
| frontage of 32.So 1ineal chains, measured
tilted copy of the government field notes Of the
survey thereof on file in the ONCE of the Com
missioner Of Public Lands, at Olympia, WASH
ineton.
The above described second class tide lands
appraised at $500 per chain. Total appraised
valde Of said tide land $164.4s. No Improve
ments.
All tide and shore lands Of the second class,
owned by the State of Washington, situate in
government meander line lying In front Of Lot
3, Section IS, Township 81 North, Range West
W. NJ, having . total frontage Of 7os lineal
der line, according to certified copy Of the gov
eminent field notes of the survey thereof, ON
fle in the Office Of the commissioner Of Public
The above desc1ibsd second class tide land.
q cad fde 1snds 1920, No iR improve.
Said tide land will be sold for not less than
the appraised value and subject to the improve
ments situated thereon, and 40 appraised BY the
5oara o. state Land commissioners y the man z
now on file in the Office Of the Auditor Of said
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NOTICE OF HEARING

In the Superior Court Of the State of Washing
ton, in and for the County of San Juan. H.
n the matter Of the estate of John N. Fry &c
ceased.
IN PROBATE
Order fixing Hearing for Settlement OF Finai AZ
count and for Final Distribution. ...u
The Administrative, Mary 4. Won Con COZ. y
having made and flied herein her Statement. ~, !"
final account and petition praying for the ss.a ah
ment thereof and also her petition setting H;
that the estate Is ready to be closed ana asls
that time be set for hearing upon the dis''''A
tion thereof. - A.
II Il now ordered that the 5th day OF June, Ne r.
p. IQo6, At the honr OF ten O'Clock a. m. =. IN
court house u San Juan County, Wasning.o .ri;ns
the town Of Friday Harbor, be fixed tor ae, ,oos
upon the settlement Of said account, ana ~. ~
the petition for final distribution OF saio es hs,
And Il il further ordered that all persons ~ q,
lar any interest 10 said estate OF Jonn =. AZ.
show cauoe ct the above time and place ~ ~ ~
tribution shall not be made as petitionea !" MS
Gid administratrix; and il is ordered ina .nrn
order Be published and posted in tine M n.;o. Of
required ~ law and the rules and pfacuN'
this court. A D.
Done ID open court tins rst day Of May a. :
Ioo6. signed ,o1NrR
SAOAo1 a. Judge
rras..& s>..a.aa~.xS<.. 49, > ,r.<
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

UNITED STATES LAND OFFIcE,l
Seattle, wash, Apr. rs, 1916. !
Notice Is hereby given. that the following
named settler has died notice Of his intention to
make final proof In support Of his claim, and
thaf I'D proof win be made before the Clerk Of
the Superior Court ct Friday Harbor, WASH
ington, on the sth day Of June, 1905, viz:
JOHN b. WILDLY.
o. Orcas, Washington, Homestead No. y7722 for
the Sc. II Of the Ne. u Of Section II, and s. u Of
Nv u aud Nv. u Of Sw. u ofSection II. Town
ship IS North, Range West, w. n.
He names the following witnesses to prove
his continuous residence upon and cultivation
Of said land, viz:
James Iotte, Joseph Iotte. Nurceis Iotte and
william d. Schmuck, all Of Newhall Wash.
+ HENRY SMITH, Register
First publication April II, ,oo6. st
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The Washington Equal Suffrage Association will its
efforts this year the ballot for this state
likely that Vaccinations of the professional pol
cans will prevent the association from succeeding for
time but the principle right hoped day
is not far distant when the sapponted lords of creation will be
forced recognize it. In of her strong addresses the
subject political of the late Susan Anthony
said
recognize edged sword
which every willy politicians
capitalists WELD for personal greed
wiring legislators
vanges from employers the lowest degraded
the crime; may
strmentay by which the selfish corrupng
and statesmen phan
thropsts and refomers make
above order things added
the immensely larger ratio what call the
half of the When they
that weighed
every and moral question which the arbramer the ballot
box Who thought and
culture who are today the moral backbone nation sit counsel
with the best men OF the country higher conditions will be the result
PREACHERS SHOULD EMULATE PRESS
In sermon delivered few days ago Philadelphia the
general council of the Reformed Episcopal church Bishop
ue Falows exhorted the ministers to take lesson from the
which, he sald had superseded tho pulpit and
now exercises of the functions which the pulpit has
preacher today learn many valuable lessons the
modern newspaper he said Emulate STYLE The
ideal newspaper articles sharp short pungent and to the
point The sermon should have all these chaacterc Tho
bishop said the has been faithful ally Of the pulpit
breaking down CASTE in favorng reforms and
advocating the rights of ALL when the prayer book first
compiled he said Journalism had scarcely begun its existence
Hence mention made editors the enumerated list
persons needing the prayers the church No revision
be deemed complete which include the
qulres more intercesson by the saints"
Thanks the Puget Sound for its
ton that Whacom county, which will hold this year Join
with San Juan county the fair be held here this fall cas-
marx OF for the always cheery
county by San juan Farm and orchard county
and exhibits Of handwork have taken great MANY
"hacom fairs Some Of the perhaps he have been
out good many have not been and probably win
of the fair to be held should So %
It's premium promises are fulfilled to the letter.
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Buy the Great Majestic Steel Range
MORSE HARDWARE Co., Agts.
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CRITICISM AND RIDICULE

be afraid of criticism ridcule; always remember
that opposition and caumny often the brightest tribute that
and folly pay virtue and wisdom. The commenda
ton of justly exces suspicion and their
equivalent certificate Of good character r. HAYES
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The Danger of
Concentration Of Power

BY HENRY Of Yale Law sehso.
HAVE doubt that has the constitutional rgnt "
the exercise its power interstate commerce to pass
j national corporation law APPLICABLE TO ALL cox
PORATIONS which propose in interstate com
nerce once thought should like to such law enacted
Wegh favor such law but
views have changed and ready for it. dread any
ther CONCENTRATION OF POWER in the national govern
men that lies danger am of the conviction that
the president power confer him. and
give him the right to supervise the corpo
give the corporations of this country added reasons for
desiring be nominated and elected to the office OF
added for desiring control
! POLITICAL PENDULUM HAS SWUNG TOO FAR
ALREADY DIRECTION OF CENTRALIZED GOVERNMENT.
the certainly hand when the people should put
end where existsand in nuberto the
CORPORATE CONTROL legislatures and laws should
enacted the corporations demand but the real interests Of
the COMMONWEALTH require
O wad some power the giftie gle us
To ourse's ithers us;
It mony blunder free
And foolish notion.