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The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1906-08-31

The London tailors claim
that Mr.. Bryan's clothes do net
fit. Not surprising since so
many find it difficult to take
his measure.
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1906-08-31
Low Rates to Pacific Coast.

Get ready to to California Lowest rate Of the year
in effect $25 85 to Washington and Oregon $3l 95 to Cal
orna Arizona New Mexico Texas and points via Of tho
Scenic Route Come to the Brick Depot let the Crouch
Lines ARRANGE your trip. G. p. CORY,
Traffic Manager.
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1906-08-31

Services will be held at the
Episcopal church Sunday morn
ing at 1O:45 and in the after
noon at 3, at the Indian school.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-17
KICKING ON THE
SERVICE
vleroRlA AGAIN TRYING TO
RAISE HAVOC WITH TRANS
poRTArtoN BETWEEN THAT
CITY AND SEATTLE.

The hoard ~ trade 90 NiYtotia la
arHin atirmpflnE to disturb the
u.4seuI relations In transportation
~esfelsa on the Seattle Victoria route.
aeeapilne "a r u SCHUYLER who r.
new ln Seattle Ar schuyler says
that At a resent meeting thV inito
auriian 81 the subject ~ the best
means IA provide a satisfactory
mail service hstW cen Victoria and
the Sound led "a. 20 a Hrnoral dc
hate upon she passenger service
provided on that route
The result was the abolition OF
two distinct resolutions hy NE
beard of trade one recommending
that the government grant e sub
sldy for carrying malls 10 some
Canadian Steamboat company aud
the olheg tustrtettng the secretary
% wire { T. n officials tN the e.
feet that II thex continued their ser
vice throughout the winter months
making Tacoma a port % call the
taaard would support their hcinE
awarded the contract A discussion
upan the water question aud a mum
her % Important roports completed
the program 81 the proceedings
Al present the route D. covered BY
the indianapolis the & = r steam
er helng eft for three months &C
eordiux 20 traffic agreement
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-17

ia blame O. Cruiser nnHtun going
ashore Ia Puget sound Ia the dense
fog last September
The Dollar Steamship company
has bought the steamer J G. How
ard. which mas ~ used ON the
Great Lakes WIN be- brought
around the Horn aud used IN coast
Wise trade She ~ about the same
slse as the Melville Dollar
Contract been secured o., the Han
Marine Railway a ship buildink
Company Tor a steam schooner 10
be a sister ship 60 the Delhi when
Wa built Tor the Pacific Coast com
au0 The vessel ~ being huilt
for George n Billings and hhaoel
alea. Of san Francisco WIZ De Ia
eommiaalen luly next year
The United states marine in.
speetora viii begin investigation az
once collision OF schooncra haih
bridge aud Susie N ilummer
which occurred near Port Tow nsend
last Saturday The underwater
place the damage done Ia The susie
n Piummer at $4,000
Frederick nauaman has begun
suit in superior court against the
Northern Pacific Express company
resulting from non.dcliycry ~ q
package To his residence without
extra charges added
The tariff on e%fanheFrlea AFTER
November 3 frum Chicago west 20
North Pacific points has been ~
dueed 10 ttt0 from 81 20 by the
Great Northern
David YounH. steamboat man
Mikn Hammond. iaborcr. arrested
early thia morning by fatrolmen
Hardin aud has den and booked on
suspicion An Investigation aH 20
their conduct he made before a
eharge will be placed
Permits 20 visit steamship Mia
nesota belnK issued today only TO
those people who have rouudtuip
tickets 10 the aant. the plan belnF
that these piii spfvad fame Of nam
moth liner to their homes
City Engineer Thomson spoke
last nieht 20 the Washington Park
Improvement club ht the regular
monthly meeting Ia Washington
Park baptist church on tho subject
The Need of a Proper Sever syn
ten
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-17
LOCAL FLASHES

III Glover who aass he il hotel
clcrk. was arrested this morning.
charged h, Mike Hammond assault
and battery Latter put up tta ia
insure appearance tn court Glover
released an $50 cash bail
Iudro Yahe, Of the superior
court Issued order restraining Or.
q T. Tanfer a mining promoter,
charged with fraud In a autt begun
hy Stockholders Ia New World
smelling company, from diaposiuE
of any further stock Of his eom.
uany Tuuser Is president
4 harvest home diuuer Nil be
served tomorrow nlEht Al fNthiHn
hall hy the Ladies' Of Mckinley cit
Gle a. A r. Cards. daneluE aud
music viii follow
The musical program last nisht
&C the Unitarian church ht al.
Nancod pupils OF A A Nenlno. was
crcditahlV
Invitations have been sent cut
d, the AsYsP exposition and Sc
attic Chamber 81 Commerce % the
American Bankers association nov
lu session 40 Sc l00is 10 held It's
convention tn this city neat yesf
AFTER four years Of searching
Kanru Namatoya L. IN county jail
awaiting the satilus az the next
Oriental steamer Wanted for helus
fraudcntly ia this country
Preliminary meeting Of the Seat
ne Esperanto soeley held By 50
people last night ne II II Nc
Govan 81 Trinity church. temporary
chairman. John 4 naFeF secretary
Meetings viii be held third TUESDAY
Ia October and November Ia each
year
A. the First Presbyterian church
last night the Fl0renee crittenten
Home held iis regular annual meet
ing aud banquet Trustees elected
and report oi Mrs Netlia Weiliag
ton. superintendent. Rad Treas
urcrs report showed Isa0o re.
cclved aud ttS5ksf expended
Although YESTERDAY vaa National
Apple Day. Il vas not formally rec
ugnlsoa tn Seattle
X a. Chllds will take SECOND
shipment Of eastern Holsters 10 the
hatchery az Pleasant bay. H0oods
canal This Is the first real export
ment raising HOLSTERS In Puget
sound waters
A. W Anderson. iaberrf. arrested
yesterday afternoon. held without
CharEe AZ poiice headquarters
PatrolaaaR r. Ryan made the ar,
rest.
Perry Orr. NJ occupation. ar
rested hy Patruiman Wesiedt ear
% this morning Nhtle pruW ling
around the streets lie xtll b held
until an Investigation made
Advice has hcen received from
Secretary nonaparfe that "a one is
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-17
FIRE STATION
IS ORDERED
COOK ALSO TO HAVE AN AUTO
RuNAuour $4,000 VOTED
ron NEW FIRE BOAT.

The council finance committee
which met last night. voted taoao
far q new fire station ~ or uFaf
isth as. and . columbia e. AutanH
tho other matters provided NRH
the purchase - $ 1t6na engine -
the station un the corner of Union
ana llrd Nv.
The chief wa authorized 10 earz
chase an ika0 automobile Huuafa4ut.
Fut the uew fire boat which has
boon under a~aYinemsut for some
time. $50 ooa waa appropriated a.
be- available Nu SCOT au the tH2 levy
rau be- made
Eleven thousand dollars waH At
low ed fnr the purpose 81 nuttinn
an raiies ana fire wires under
ground The committee $ total eHtis
mate amounts ia fita. eah
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-17
VOTERS LIST IS
VERY LIGHT

when the registration books
closed last nlKht a total - saRs0
yoteFa had affixed their names fnt
fhr coming ~slsetinn. pr almost 1900
Tess than in tsQf AiturethFF tHi
registered yesterday
last spring there we're sttif titis
sens entitled g. vote. and before
the election ia September The hst
uas increased 60 El1sd
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-17

Hand Bags e9e
For Wednesday only. a line Of
extra quality seal and Wairua
leather Hand Bags. molre lin
ing with neat coin purse. fiFet-
cd frame. Vienna handles
value sl75 500. Sgc
Hand Bags sft9
Large and medium size Hand
Bags. rlveted frames, Vienna
handles. leather light blue and
black. moire lining. good coin
purse and mirror cheap ut
Et.75. "Wednesday ~ 10
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-17
sAkra ESTATE rANeles

Further complications 10 the W
r. nakrr safhfe. Nhleh has tesn IN
litigation f0f So long, aud whtrh
will undoubtedly aggregate " goo
coo. have auasu out Of the death
% Mrs Baker The latter paH the
mlliianoifea necund Wffe and bis
three soua and lNo daughters. all
rnaiasnts 81 the east. held thai All
81 the property 10 the N.st had hsen
M Bakrra individually aud that
Mu baker had 40 title 81 claim IL
FhQ s4fsN
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-17
TEMPLE De HiRSCn
SALE is ON

The rummsea sale nov Kulng on
az the corner q THIRD aud Pine.
under the auspices q the ladies
auxiliary % the Temple De Hifaeh.
BE- -pfarsediuE successfully The
ladies' iu ehafss an displaying q
capacity o. handling pura HaHsfs
and dispihYiuE the NarsH on hand
io ihr beat advantage
The building fund FOR the nee
ssnaEoEue. fof The benefit Of which
che sale b. beiuE held. all be ma
trslsilY Increased a. a result II thls
sale
Ths ladies in eharss tnfaY are
Mrn J. g. Hafmeu AfH T. euta
irnfs and Mrs. Mas itgfnstsias
Mr~ a uotinntrln Mr. = Frank
and Mrs ida ssllz sill bs - ehatFe
tomorrow
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-17
MARINE DECISION

In a decision handed down BY
Judge Hanfogd In the federal court
the Olympia a Tacoma Navigation
company Is awarded damages
amounting 70 8. 1857 against the
Yreneh ship Admiral Cecille owned
by the Companie De Navigation
Franeats The suit Is the result %
: collision between the Admiral Co
ellie and The steamer Mgitnomah
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-17
Coin PURGE Csc

Most e6hyenleut Coin Purse made
hthe Cabinet Coin Purse All
leather. stitched throughout
change cannot fall out some
thing entirely new. worth tsc
49,. 2Jc
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-17
Eye Specialist

N lane NJ Johnson. Is ~PL"
haIidlng No charge Tor cxamina'
tInna Sc
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-17

This f. an attractive Il <zs'
parlor Heating Stove Has ssin4
Off top with inside eoter. ~
mica front feed door. Wien -
INK used for wood erciusiFelf y
side iiuinEs are removed AID NJ
ts fed from large side door. srs
urn. foot-Fesf. name plate 80
Alaska turnkey knobs sFs 80
eled. Sizes and prices are a u
lows
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-17

Coin Purse Zoe
Burnt Leather Coin Purses. good
quality leather with large az
sortment burnt designs. differ.
ent styles with patent fasten-
ers; value zoe. price Toe
Hand Bags 2ee
| Good quality Hand Bags, plain
and fancy designs. metal
frames. Vienna handles and
good size. value soc. Wodnes-
day ........ ........ nc
Hand Bags soc
Extra fine quality Patent Leather
Hand Bags. envelope shape.
leather bound, strap handles.
moire lining with coin purse
and mirror good value at Zoe
....... soc
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-17

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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-17
NOTICE TO =,
SUBSCRIBER

should your copy Of Ihe =. ~, 81
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In this way We can us rs'
Giving our subscribers
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-17

This "a IN. niu@t satisfactory
loa priced east SOP. ~dod air
tight Heating Stove vo have ever
handled. a particular feature be
ins the small hghtiug door. BY
means of which the fire can be
lighted without NoilinE the hands
or clothing The Daddy has screw
aampcf. hinged cover. cast pipe
collar aud nickciod urn II has
smoosh steel body and u lined
with heavy sheet iron Sizes and
prices are a. follows
Height i.cnEth Width
Of OF of
No nody. Body Body Price
$50 is In - in. u In stsJ
go - In n In. 10 IN. 1915
40 n In - In 10 IN So 80
Sicheled rails. per rot s5c
extra
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-17

Ia MATTER OF So. 90
That's one diff
ference.
We're in business
one year.
That's another diff
ference.
What's that to youP
Just this.
Our Raincoats are
the new styles
mo old ones.
Suits ditto.
Prices are old
style
I've can prove it,
We sell for less
lS6. 90 less than
other ~o1othiers.
SUITS and
R~AINCoATS
$40. 90 to $50. 90
JOE r q co.
1910 First Ave.
We press 'em once
a week free Of
charge
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1906-05-03
ANNUAL MEETING
COMES TO A CLOSE
+ Woman's Home Mission Board Will
: Meet Next Year in
! Houston, Tex.

Asheville, N. c.. May 1.-The eighth an
4nual convention of the Womans Home
Mission board, NJ e. church,. South which
has been in session since last Thursday
came to close this evening, choosing
Houston, Texas, as its next meeting place
Six delegates were appointed to attend
the meeting of the young peoples mis-
sionary movement which convenes In this
city next month.
The reports of the treasurer and the
committee on education were made, the
slatter showing that the board owns $780,
200 worth of school property, and has
spent $26,7Sl in educational work during
THE past year.
The treasurer reported that there were
sl5,69S specially directed funds in the
treasury and $4,000 available for cur
rent expenses.
Among the appointments from the
latter fund 1880 was allotted for mountain
schools and $4140 to the mission home
PIT Dallas, Texas; S1737 was given for
missionary work among the negroes.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1906-05-03
Fire In Texas,

Paris, Texas, May Fire at 2:8C
this morning. supposed to have been
caused by chemical combustion in the
McQuiston drug store, destroyed three
brick buildings, causing loss of $50 600
The loss was fully covered by insur-
ance.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1906-05-03
MERIDIAN HAS A
DISASTROUS FIRE
Store of Winner, Klein & Co.
is Destroyed
LOSS PUT AT sI25,oO0
Morning Dispatch viii Erect Hand
some New Office Building-Epls-
copal Church Council Is
In Session.

Meridian, Miss, May 2.-The three-story
brick double store of Winner, Klein &
Co. was destroyed by fire shortly after
o'clock this morning, entailing an es-
innate loss of $125,O0o, practically covered
by insurance.
The fire broke out in a little frame
candy manufacturing structure immedi-
ately in the rear of the brick building,
facing Fifth street. and the high wind
prevailing at the time spread the flames
rapidly the larger building being en-
veloped in flames before the department.
was called to the scene.
Chief Farrell and Assistant Chief Mas
sey did heroic work, once the fire was
reached, and had the flames under con-
troll and confined to the rear of the i'm
mense wholesale and retail establishment
when the water plug on the corner of
Fifth street and Twenty-second avenue
blew out, causing delay that gave the
fire opportunity to spread, unhindered,
through the other parts of the big build
ing, the limsy stuff In the stock carried
burning rapidly.
The heat and high wind caused col
lapse Of the Twenty-second avenue walls,
driving the firemen from close proximity
on account of the heat, and the buildings
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1906-05-03

The best halftone cuts are made by
the oawk Engraving company. Age.
Herald Building.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1906-05-03
GOLF TOURNAM EMIT.
Southern Amateur Association Begins
Qualifying Round.

New Orleans. May 1.-The Southern Golf
association began its qualifying round in
the championship tournament. Andrew
Marson of Darien, Ga, champion for
two years, met his match in II punter.
mostly members of the local Audubon
club. The leaders for the day are Law
renee Eustis, 81; Leigh Carroll, SO; Wick
Richardon, So Albert f. Schwartz, 50;
Nelson whitney, Sc; NJ, n. Buckner, SO,
all of New Orleans; r. q. Rubbs, Louis
Vile, 81; Robert Hunter, Mobile, So; w. A.
Powell, So; w. p. stewart. IS; New Or
leans.
There are hundred participants. The
Audubon Golf club, with Eustis Carroll,
Schwartz and Whitney won the team
championship against eighteen competi-
tors. The foursomes were won by James
Best and w e. Stauffer. also of the Au-
dubon CLUB.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1906-05-03

The Gawk makes best advertiser!
Building.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1906-05-03

partment and stereotyping plant will be
on the lower floor, while the editorial,
reportorial, society and composing de-
partments will take up the entire second
floor
Episcopal Council.
The Episcopal council began its three
day session here this morning, about
eighty delegates answering the first roll
call. The sessions began in st. Paurs
church. the celebration of holy communion
being the first of the services.
The morning was taken up with the
transaction of business os the church, and
this afternoon will be devoted to the
same character of work. The delegates
are the recipients of many courtesles
from the people of the city, and display
much enthusiasm in their work and their
sightseeing in Meridian.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1906-05-03

ton was made in the Dauphin county
court by the attorney generals depart
ment at Harrisburg for a receiver of
the Monongahela Valley bank of Duqu-
esne. James McQuade, an attorney of
this city who recently made an assign
ment of an amusement enterprise, was
president of the belmont and vice pres
ident of the Monongahela Valley bank
He is absent from the city.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1906-05-03

has been the evil done by the yellow ma
gazines which have pictured food terrors
which do not exist. We have been told,
for instance, that breakfast foods are
deadly mixtures loaded with arsenic which
causes temporary bloat and a subse-
quent collapse. The breakfast food fiend
may eat his shivings in peace and con-
tentment. The bureau of chemistry says
the breakfast foods do not contain arse
mic or other poisons and that they are
harmless although, of course, not as
nutritive as is GAINED in advertisements
| The worst crime of the breakfast food
magnate perhaps. Is that of claiming for
his product the nutritive value OF the
cream and sugar for which 1t serves as
vehicle and if he makes a palataole
product the consumer should be satisfied.
Coffee Is Misbranded.
| IF Won buy Brazilian coffee branded as
as Java and Mocha-a common froud-it
may not hurt your health but you arc
syindled but of the difference in the value
of the product you buy and the product
You think you are buying. 1t is this evil
that thd pure food law seeks to correct.
The ,Ieople are demanding that. when
the nri,les of all accessories of life are at
record height. they shall not be robbed
nv mo bufacturers who paint, dye, adul-
terate and misbrand to get good prices
for heap product, and it is not so much
the manufacturer who may poison the
consummer as the manufacturers who
robs Aim by design and wishes to con-
tinue to rob him. who is found lighting
all pure food legislation
| The crooked manufacturer does not want
to Kill or cripple his customers. He wants
To feed them as well as may be- and he is
fairly careful with his poisons to the
end that he may continue to sell his goods.
II 10 tile swindle that ''riles" the people.
and causes theme to desire legislation to
| rtnr, II
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1906-05-03
REAR END COLLISION.
Only One Person Was Hurt, Though
the Smashup Was Rather Serious.

Brewton, May 2.-(Special)-A rear-end
collision occurred between two freight
trains on the Louisville and Nashville
road at 4 O'Clock this morning one mile
east of Canoe station. One engine and
a number of cars We're thrown from the
track delaying traffic for several hours
An extra negro fireman, riding in the
caboose of the train that was run into,
was the only one injured He was only
slightly hurt.
The young child of Mr. and Mrs James
Maddox died yesterday afternoon after
a long illness.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1906-05-03
ON THE RACE TRACK
At Memphis.

Memphis, May 1.-The 4rack at Mont
oop,ers park was sloppy and hsavy today
ona tuc horses had their first inning in
theIr favorite kind of goifig during the
present iiiee'''e' an ai''i
noon.
The feature event OH ''ip caro- was the
Tennessee Brewing compaRy's stakes and
broueht out a field of nine good ones.
Tom Mcdrath was the favorite and he
rewarded his hackers by winning in a
ronp from Lady Ellison with Macy, Jr..
third The winner of the Montgomery
handicap. Proomhandle. was well-play-
! ed second choice but was never con-
| tender in TIE f"oe'
| Only two a'oii.es won second choices
and outsider dividing the other purses
| Summary:
| First race our and one-half furlongs
year olds-Jcon.ia, 1903 Cherry, to 4
won Bogum - (Seoville), to l, second
San Ardo. los gu gam, 10 to l, third Time
| :57a4. al
Second race, ADMINISTRATIONS los
| Cherry, 10 to o. won; Charley lol CIV
Fisher. even. second: Bonnie Prince
| Charlie 1O5 q. Kelly 90 to !, third. Time
| 115sl.
Third race. fur furlongs-ISdw win =
| Fryer. 10 dIudlip) S to /, won; Tivolina
40 Cherry. 10 to l, second; Gold Duke
1o7 n.lvingston) j to /, third. Time :51h.
Fourth race. Tennessee Brewing COM
panv stakes, selling, seven furlongs-Tom
4 y I i.
Ellison, ss fobertI. Is to /. second; Macy
Jr 80 (AIorelandl, % to l, third. Time
| :291s Gilpin, FSrehand. Broomhandle,
Naughty, Cutter. and Whoa Bill also ran.
Fifth race, one mile. seling-Hortensla,
ss (W. Walker, TO l. won; Our Sister,
102 Cherry, 8 to 5. second; Footlights
Fayorite, 96 (scoville). 70 TO /, third. Time
1:44A.
sixth race, one and one-quarter miles.
selling-The Gad1y, 1e6 "a. w. Booker,
7 to 2, won; Dolinda, 1Oi 0I Jackson),
70 to l. second; Mamie Algol, 9s (Obert),
2 to /, third. Time 212h.
Entries for Today.
First race, one mile-Docile, Orc Viva,
1Os: Comic Opera, 1O4; Carnival, Plautus,
Behoove, Sheer 1903; Optional, 101 Este
piatz, 30; Seavoyage, Rhinoek, 81; Globe
Runner. Lefty, ~
Second race, four and a half furlongs-
Hereafter, Elksno. 10; Horace f., 11S;
Judge Davey 1913: D'Oro, 1903; Lady Alice,
105: Rifeman, lOS.
Third race, sfven demonstration,
| Photographer, Klidgsor 107; Harry Scott,
1902; Massive, 1oi; fonny, 90.
Fourth race. mile and three-sixteenths-
John A. Dennisor handicap-Embarrass
ment, III; Jack Young. Marshal Ney, 100;
St. Valentine, 112;]Thistledo, 9s.
Fifth race, six furlongs-M artius. 49,;
Elastic. 112; Darsn. 109: Black Art. 1oS;
Glen Gallant Rodolfo, 1O7 J. p. Mayber-
ry. 1906; Ollie Burnett. Tomochichi. 1O3
Owasca Lady Henrietta, 100; Secret. 97
stoessel, 90; Stll Hunt. "a; Kill. So
Sixth race, one mile-Taby Tosa, Sun
Ray. 1Os: Jungle Imp. Paul. 107; Bendigo
handspring 1906; Uncle Henry. Lucky
Charm Highland Fling. 10i; Lacy craw-
ford 1903; Hyacinfhe Charlatan. 102; Le-
gatee, 80: scalploek. 81; Lena j.. 49,
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1906-05-03

Terrors Of the yellow Peril.
4 hi-nreduct Of the purs food agitation